The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-04-15
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

LOCAL OVERFLOW.
Two of Mr.. and Mrs. Needles
little children have been i'll this
week.
For RENT-A five room cot
tage on the Hill. Inquire at this
Office.
Asst. Supt. Holland Of the p.
l.. S. Co. started for Malheur
points this morning in his auto.
Work horses for sale weighing
from 1900 to 1900 lbs. four to six
years old. I. M, Davis, Drewsey
Oregon.
DR.. Griffith and John Gember-
ling are trying their luck with
the trout on the upper Poison
creek today.
j. +. Johnson, an experienced
harness horse man. arrived here
Sunday with a new trotting filly
recently purchased by p. G.
Smith out at Payette. She is a
high bred animal and should be
fleet. Mr.. Johnson will remain
here for the season and will have
charge Of a string Of horses at
the fair grounds.
r. ID. Cooper and nj. V. Dodge,
the civil engineers in the en-
ploy of c. B. Mcconnell and his
associates have been out assisting
in the work of gaRing the run
off Of various streams. They are
in getting acquainted with their
wives and state that the cold
weather of the first of this week
caused a check in the flow but
there is yet a great deal of snow
and few warm days will again
start the water down.
Roy Bunyard and wife came
iown from Harvey last Saturday |
afternoon in company with Chas. |
Loggan in his auto. That is Roy |
considered it an auto at the
start, but before reaching Burns
lie thought it a very common
Ierosene wagon. We have for
rotten the number of times the
Tres punctured and other mis-
laps - they were numerous and
Roy thought he could beat it with
team. However after reach
ng town and he saw Sheriff
richardson, Roy lays all the
lame on Charley's driving.
DR.. Griffith has some practice
unday afternoon as a chauffeur,
aking The Times-Herald force
ut to Poison creek in his auto. {
# course one should not 90 fish |
~ on Sunday and that possible /
'as responsible for the weater {
nd for tire to puncture. The I
was novel for all con- I
erned and the Doctors reputa- q
on both as a driver and surgeon /
n punctured tires is established. n
he entire party-including the
octor were tired Of riding at
le head of the grade leading
)wn to the Byrd ranch, therefore
e walked down. Coming home
e faced a blizzard and then it ,
as that DR.. Griffith showed his a
ill at the stearing wheel for G
q snow blinded us and ii was o
'cessary to give the machine O i
rtain brand of "con talk" to y y
axe it stay in the road. Ia Ia
Miss Helen Purington enter Dc
med the Senior and Junior high ~
hool classes at her home last h, h,
ening. There were several %
vel and enjoyable features wi
long them being an observa- or
n party In which each young W
N was permitted to converse q,
In a each young lady for a bo
'iod and later all went ju'
o an adjoining room where pl.
h wrote a description of the va
ing lady with whom he con- u
sed last. Gus Bardwell won do,
prize. The young ladies had thu
10 a similar stunt" and Miss do'
Ia McKinnon was awarded NO. No.
prize. Later in an other iolI
ne the prize was awarded to 10,
IS Bessie Swain. The place Of {
ds were pen sketches Of each M.
present drawn by Almond
mus and Allen Borden, they Of