The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-08

el every Sunday.
II w. b. Parker was over from
his Warm Springs home during
the week.
DR.. w c. Brown, Dentist. Otlic
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office,
| Chas. Owen. p. l.. S. Co. fore
man at Silvies. was down a short
time this week.
| II. NJ. Horton is expected home
Monday from an extended visit
to Portland and California points.
Judge Rector has been in the
city the past week attending to
probate matters.
Ontario has organized local
company to prospect for oil and
gas in that vicinity.
The law firm of Parrish & |
Rembold now occupies new quar-
ters in the rear of the Haney
County National Bank.
The New Windsor Bar, under
the management of Lee Caldwell,
is one Of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have a thirst.
|. II YOU intend to build see Adam
George. He will furnish you plans,
specifications. doors. windows aud
hardware Tor ,hout half what win
dows formerly Gust Address him
at Lawen.
Members of Burns Lodge No.
81. A. +. & A. NJ. are hereby
notified that there will be work
in the Entered Apprintiee degree
Feb. Is. Visiting members cor
daily invited.
Cal Clemens and his mother
and brother Glen are home from
Pendleton where the former has
been attending school. Cal is (
now a graduate from the bust.
ness department Of the school.
The Progressive Mothers Club
will give q st. Patrick's ball on
March 13 The receipts from
this ball will 20 toward the pur-
chase Of new books for library o
and should be literally patron O
lied. J
Remember the public library \
benefit to be played by local a
talent in a short time. Home a
people always make good in their =
productions and the public may :.
feel assured of a good entertain q
ment. D.
w. A. Goodman. Frank Good =
man and Mrs. II. Richardson I,
took their departure Tuesday for
Baker City, having been sum A
moned there on account of the
serious illness Of their mother :
Mrs. Watts.
w. II. Fitchett made this Of
fee a pleasant call yesterday.
He has considerable ground clear
ed on his desert and will seed
portion this spring. Mr.. Fit
chett is arragning 10 get a pump
ing plant in order 20 properly ir-
rigate his crop and feels conf
dent Of sufficient water from
wells.
The NJ. l.. Lewis telephone line
has been put out OF commission
by the Pacific States Telephone
( Telegraph Co. The instru- In
nents formerly used by the Lew
S line have been called in. Just
what will be done about the mat
.er is not known at this time but
10 doubt arrangements will soon j..
De made 10 again install the ms c.
.ruments in a short time.
DIED In this city Wednesday,
Feb. 8, Mrs Anna Eid, after a
lingering tubercular illness. C.
Deceased had only been in this
,lace since last November com
ng here with her husband and
children from Minnesota for the
benefit Of her health. Mrs. Eid L.
vas born in Norway but came 10
America in her early childhood
With her parents. She was mar
led 10 Sywert Eid in May, 1899
,he leaves a husband and five
hildren in Burns. father. mother r.
me brother and one sister in
minnesota. The funeral was d.
onducted by Rev. c. w. Hollo-
nan at the Baptist church yes r..
erday morning and interment
vas made in the Burns cemetery. Nj