The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-11

I Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
Il j. P. Withers was down iron
Haney during the week talkini
a little politics with the boys
/ Pat Conley, one of the sub
stantial sheepmen, of the Drew
sey section, is in the city in com
pany with L. c. Bradfeld.
| Schenk Bros. do all kinds oi
cleaning, pressing, repairing fol
ladies and gentlemen at very
reasonable prices.
Otis Sizemore and his mother
have moved out to the Geo.
Miller ranch which was recently
purchased by his brother j. K.
Sizemore.
Call on J. J. Tupker for your
hardware, crockery, agricultural
implements, vehicles. gasoline
engines, wind-mills, pumps and
garden ware.
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.
Why not see what your home
dealer has and get his prices be-
fore sending away for goods?
G.. w. Clevenger has prices on
sewing machines, furniture. car
pets. etc, that will not permit
any one sending for goods in his
line. Go and see.
Members Of Tule circle desire
to thank the public for the liber-
al patronage accorded the play
last Saturday evening. They
also wish to express their sincere
gratitude to Carl Welker for his
valuable services in staging the
play, Harry Smith for his work .
in assisting at the door. and those .
who took part in the production.
N. A. Barrett Of the Mitchell, |
Lewis & Stavcr hardware Co. /
has been here the past week
assisting j. j. Tupker. the local
representative Of the firm. Mr.
Barrett makes frequent visits
and will remain here for some
time after visiting other points. /
He has A. w. Link. representa-
tive Of the J. /. Case Threshing
Machine Co, as a travelling COM
panion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Randolph
are late arrivals from Detroit, /
Michigan. They were met at
the railroad by their son-in-law,
Mr.. Race, who had preceded them
and took up land. Mr.. Randolph
has taken up land and will remain
permanently. Mrs. Della Free
man. a professional nurse is one
Of the party. Mrs. Freeman had
no intention Of remaining in the
west. but caught the land fever
and has taken n homestead.
Three more informations were
filed by the District Attorney I
yesterday evening in the circuit
court charging Geo. S. Miller,
Peter Miller and VIM. Pollard
with larceny Of stock. The de- !
PENDANTS We're arraigned this {
morning and the trials were set
for the October term Of court.
Peter Miller who was convicted ,
Of horse stealing and plead guilty /,
TO the charge Of stealing cattle, 9
and VIM. Pollard, who plead /
guilty to horse stealing will be {
sentenced this afternoon. The [
Hall case is occupying the atten- !
ton Of court today and il is
thought this will end the term so
far as jury trials are concerned
and it is possible court may ad-
iourn for the term this evening.
DIED AT the family home on n
Poison Creek. April 8, Mrs. Adam h
Black, after a lingering illness. d
Deceased was born in Jackson /
county, Oregon. Sept. II, 1864.
Her maiden name was Cynthia
letherow and she was married
10 Adam Black Jan. 25, 1885.
To this union were born three
George and Fred Black
and Mrs. j. II. CUP; all Of whom = :
with the husband survive her. :
The funeral was conducted Thurs :
lay afternoon by Rev. c. W.
Holloman at the home Of j. H.
Julp in this city and interment