The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-23

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this week.
Hadn't we better clean up
little before fair?
Best flour (guarantee) SO. 81
bbl. Hartman Mercantile Co.
A. C. Welcome and wife have
been over at Drewsey for tn,
week, returning home yesterday
Mesdames II. M. Horton and
Lee Caldwell have returned from
John Day where they went to
put up fruit.
Roswell Hamilton and Miss
Pauline Locher We're passengers
out last Sunday on the auto en-
route to Portland.
Reatos for sale, all sizes and
lengths, price 20 cents per foot.
Any one desiring Reatos address
w. A. Ford of j. o. Alberson,
Alberson. Oregon.
Allen Biggs' spirited driving
animal ran away this morning
throwing Allen and Ora Hill out
at the turn on lower main street.
Neither were seriously hurt but
more or less bruised.
The Times Herald is pleased to
note the interest taken in its an
nouncement of a daily issue dur
ing fair week. The number who
have asked that il be placed in
their homes is gratifying.
l.. j Beaulieu is here in the the
interest of the Woodmen Of the
World and awakening inteaest in
the local camp. A meeting of a
social nature is to be held tonight
at the Maconic hall followed by
a banquet.
John Hippsman is back from
an extended visit to California
points. He disposed of his land
here last fall and went out to
find new location but so far
has not found any place that suits
him as we'll as Harvey county.
!. Schwartz, Sam Mothershead,
Postmaste: Logan and j. M.
Dalton went to the mountains
Sunday. They told people when
they started they were going
after deer, but on their return
one of the part stated they mere
ly went out for exercise at least
that's all they got.
c. f. Mckinney and wife have
returned from Pendleton Monday
where they had been to attend
the Round Up and visiting their
son Will. They were accompan-
led in by Frank Gowan and Miss
Margaret Lowell. daughter of
Judge S. A. Lowell, who will
visit with her uncle. +. +. Pur-
ington, for n time.
T Geo. Shaw arrived here from
Halsey the fore part of this
week to look after some business
affairs. He formerly owned a
large amount Of land in this sec
ton, including the Korten farm
of one section. He still has large
property interests in this vicinity
and is here looking after such.
He has some farms and city pro-
perty in Linn county and expects
to return there in a short time.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sun
day, Sept. "a. 10 O'Clock n. m.
Bible School, IL o'clock a. m.
Communion, ordination of two
elders, reception of members.
7:30 o. clock p. m. Service of song,
followed by sermon on the sub
ject of "A Happy Man, Spe-
cial music by the choir and old
fashioned congregational sing
ing. Come and enjoy a pleasant
profitable hour.
w. f. Hissner expects his new
pool tables and other supplies in
by fair week for his new pool
rooms in the Hissner building.
He has one of the neatest rooms
in Burns completed on the cor
ner and will conduct an ideal
place for patrons to while away
their time while not otherwise
occupied. The furniture is all to
be old mission style and he will
keep the best brands of cigars,
smokers supplies, dainty con-
fections, etc.
Fred Williams has purchased