The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-04-20

auo ONctihuu 1Otei Whnts u gu
TO work.
i Mrs Byron Terrill has been
quite sick for the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Macintosh,
Of Paulina, are visiting friends in
the city this week .-Prineville Re.
view.
| DR.. q. w. Farmer Of Spokane. il
among our visitor at this time. DR..
Farmer states he is merely here
ooking around.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar TO the public and
invites his old time patrons aud
friends to call. Draft beer 8 cents.
I Mrs. Chas Wilson wishes TO an.
nounce that her new spring sam
Piles are now here aud invites the
ladies Of this vicinity TO call and
see them.
s. w. Miller spent few dave in
this city this week renewing ac.
quaintance. Sam is soliciting or.
ders for groceries for a merchant
at Paulina.
Tom Sagers spent a day or two
this week on Spring creek catching
trout. He hasn't volunteered any
information as to the exact oum-
Der he caught.
j. J. Tupker will soon open a
vehicle and implement establish
ment in this city and will occupy
the r. A. Miller building on the
corLer opposite this office.
COUNTRY ACCOUNTS We
give especial attention to out-of-
town accounts, and we spare no
effort 10 please our patrons. HAIR
NEY COUNTY, BANK, Of BURNS,
!. l.. Poujade and wife and Mrs.
@. w. Jones came over from Cow
creek Sunday 10 attend the funeral
Of the late d. NJ. McMenamy.
Many old pioneers we're In atten-
dance TO pay u last tribute TO their
friend.
The premium list for the annual
fair this fall will be issued at once.
IL will cover practically every in.
dustry Of Harvey county and the
premiums will be considerable
larger than heretofore.
The time has come, " you wish
TO sell, for you TO hst your property.
Do 30 at once and get In the swim
by listing with
Smith * Sweek,
Real Estate Dealers.
The boys In Chief Engineer
Straddley's Office are moving today
into the King building just north
Of The Times. Herald Office.
Craftsman Young states that the
Office force IL TO be enlarged and
they had 10 6nd larger quarters.
A letter from Sheriff Richardson
states that be was In the recent
railroad wreck over near Pendlelon
ia which four lost their lives. The
coach in which he and his prisoner
we're riding was quite badly dam
aged. every window being broken,
but fortunately neither himself,
Chas. Davis or the prisoner were
hurt.
J. s. Moore, brother Of Dau
Moore who died 10 suddenly here
last week, arrived here from Orc. /
son City Saturday night. lie at
once arranged for the funeral Of bis /
brother and the remains we're laid
TO rest in the Burns cemetery
Monday afternoon. Rev. A. J.
Irwin conducting short service at ,
the grave. Mr., Moore has return /
ed home.
w. X Dawson came up from bis I
Dog Mountain homestead Tuesday |
and took his departure Wednesday /
for Whittier, California.
where he goes TO look after business
affairs aud arra0ge 10 bring bis /
family out later. Mr.. Dawson was
asked as TO the health Of our friend
Bill Blot and remarked rather sig /
that Bill will sure recover
his former good health immediately .
J ust what he meant is not entirely
clear TO the writer, but an interview
with Blot may throw some light on
The subject.