The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

set lnurSuay.
II. N. Foss was up from Har-
riman this week.
r, l.. Hass was registered at
the Burns Thursday.
J. B. Johnson, n civil engineer.
is n recent arrival from Spokane.
John Farrens was over from
his home on Calamity this week,
The base ball boys gave a de-
lightful dance at Tonawama last
night.
Ben Brown, Archie McGowan
and Harry Smith are back from
their hunt in the mountains.
They secured a deer.
A "Merry-go-rou has just
been set up on the vacant lot back
of the First National Bank and
the little folks are delighted.
Mrs. Geo. Sizemore, agent, for
Victor Ladies' Tailoring Co, in
vites the ladies of Burns to call
and see new fall and winter sam
pies.
Tonawama pictures are pleas
ing a large number of patrons
and it is the intention of the
management to secure some spe-
cial features in the future that
will be worth while.
Rev. c. A. Phipps, of Portland,
secretary of the State Sunday
School Association, is here to
attend the convention of Sun
day schools which convenes this
morning at the Presbyterian
church.
Judge NJ. j. 0'Connor, f. j.
Catlow and II. w. McAllister
are up from the southern part Of
the county. Mr.. McAllister
will leave at once for the east
where he will again take up his
residence.
Alex Mcdonald of the con-
tracing firm of Bayles & Nc
Donald, expects to leave tomor-
row for st. Anthony where the
firm is putting up a school build
ing. He has completed his con-
tract on the school building here.
Work is progressing at the oil
well Of the Central Oregon Oil &
Gas Co. and actual drilling will
begin in a short time. The big
derrick is completed and the
heavy machinery is being put in
place. People will watch this
work with interest.
DR.. p. A. Simmons, the Eye
Specialist of Boise, Idaho, who
regular trips to Burns will
be at the Burns Hotel for two
days only, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Sept. Oath and 25th. DR.. |
Simmons has been making trips |
10 Burns for some time past and |
has many patients who speak |
very highly of his work.
w. S. Clark. an old time friend
If Chas. Wilson. is here on a
,isit to the latter. Mr.. Clark
md Mr.. Wilson were in Alaska
ogether and the former came
lere to see our oil prospects. He
S accompanied by his wife and
hey will go from here to Califor-
ia. Mr.. Clark is quite favora-
'ly impressed with the oil pros
'ects in this county. They are
the trip in their auto.
The store that sells for the
east margin and gives you the
most for your money, is the one
hat does the most business of
curse. The man that gets that
usiness is the one that adver-
ises, and the man that advertis- 9
s is the one that understands :
is business and wants your bus !
hess. He deserves it, because
e is not afraid to advertise his i
oods and thereby builds up n
reater business.
The farmer who owns a farm ,
the particular person who is
ell fixed. Banks may fail and
lctories close, workman strike
nd mines suspend, merchants I
Ill and town burn. times may /
e panicky and even crops may 8
3 short but the farmer who {
Wns his acres will get along. a
e will live in comfort and quiet
ith plenty to eat, drink and \
ear. He is the most independ-
1t man on earth. Yet there are
1nhars of tham who do not an =,