The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-10-12
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Dave Miller is in the city.

4. ~ W1o ONNl
from Harvey this week.
Mrs. auckland, mother of the
two boys under indictment fol
killing Y. II. Stroude. is here.
Cleaning, pressing, washing
and ironing. Packages left at N.
Brown & Sons Mrs. S. N. Joy,
48-49
The Ladies' Afternoon Club
: will meet Saturday, Oct. 10Th,
at the home of DR.. Elizabeth
Ellis. Subject of Study: Crown
: ed Heads Of Europe, during the
, 10Th Century"
j. +. Hubbard of Independence
who is interested in this county,
is here looking after his business.
He is accompanied by his wife
and also his parents, the later
being residents Of Portland.
House cleaning time is here
let McHose make it easy for you,
with the vacuum cleaner clean
ing the carpets and rugs without
removing them from the floor
no dust and satisfaction guaran-
teed. 48-49
The railroad now being built
into the Harvey county has given
impetus to irrigation work in
this section and we will see some
defnate moves made in that di-
rection during the next few
months and projects launched in
time to take up active work in
the spring.
DR.. Babbidge sent a card to
the manager of this great reli-
gious weekly yesterday stating
that Enterprise, Wallowa county,
seemed nearer the north pole
than here as the snow was down
quite close and he would have to
hurry back to thaw out. The
Doctor is there to attend Pres
bytery.
Impounded-The city marshal
has taken up a brown mare
about II years old, branded w.
V. on left shoulder and G. II. on
right shoulder. The animal was
formerly owned by Lee Wise
man. Owner must come and
get her, pay all charges or the
animal will be sold in accordance
with the law governing such i'm
pounded animals.
John Back was ia from his
dairy farm today and states that
the Angora goats he recently i'm
ported from the Willamette Val
ley are doing fine on the range
along Prather Creek. He finds
that the coyotes do not molest
them and if they stand the win
ter weather well it would be a
fine thing to get more of them in
this country.
T The electric light plant was
started up on the first of this
month and has been giving good
service since. 1t is quite a con-
venience to the many patrons
and brightens up the town con-
siderable. 1t is being handled in
good shape and giving far better
service than ever before and in
one respect particularly. Here
tofore when the picture show
was running it dimmed the lights
all over town. Now it is being
used by the Tonawama pictures
and the slight difference when
the pictures are on is hardly
noticeable.
j. F. Williamson, at one time
actively engaged in the sheep
business in this county in part
nership with Bill Jones, has been
in the city for several days do
ing jury duty. He has been ex-
cused for the term and expects
to leave tomorrow for his home
in the southern, part of the
county. Mr.. Williamson is much
disappointed in his former part
ner and friend Bill, as he contem-
plates matrimony. Mr.. William
son says Bill used to be a good
fellow, energetic and would get
up early in the morning, but now
he learns he is getting society |
habits, stays in bed late and al
together disgracing himself by
such actions.