The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-10-04
Tonawama tomorrow night.

IL. IL. OlJz anu son were u
from Lawen Thursday.
All the new styles in milliner.
at Mrs. Aura Clingan's, Hissne
building.
The Lunaburg Dalton & Co
Department Store have cut higl
prices and long credit. 29tf
Hon. J. l.. Sitz and family arr
among those from the Drewse!
section here on court business.
Finest alfalfa, timothy and rec
top hay baled may he had at tn,
Goodman feed barn is south Burni
b. p. Bennett is improving thu
looks of his little home in Burns
with an application of paint.
r. A. Duncan, representing
the Pacific Coast Syrup Co., was
among the travelling men in oui
city this week.
Mrs. Emaline Hale, of Hep.
pner, mother of Mrs. Fred Gin.
gan, is in the city on visit tc
her daughter.
Corey Smyth and wife and
Chas. Moore and wife are among
our visitors from a distance to
take in the fair.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $sss SAFE ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
c. w. Fitzgerald was in town
this week and reports that Ed.
Anderson threshed 80 bushels of
barley to the acre on his dry farm.
That's some grain and gives one
an idea of what Harvey county
soil can produce.
For Sale -160 acres grain or
alfalfa land all ready for the
plow. Said land adjoins the
Hass a Griffin addition to new
r. r. town of Wellington. For
particulars address, Mrs. Mary
Griffin, Narrown, Ore. 1913.
Mrs. Kimball. primary teacher
in the public school of this city.
has found it necessary to resign
on account Of her health and
Mrs. Clark will take that grade.
Principal Sutton has been in
structed by the board TO secure
another teacher to fill the vacancy.
M. II. Brenton and wife have
returned from their overland
trip to Winnemucca. where they
visited Mrs. Brenton's son and
wife. They had a fine outing
trip, going by team through the
southern part of this county and
aside from being caught in water
spouts it was thoroughly enjoyed.
Albert Beadles underwent an
last spring in which a
portion of his skull was taken
out that was depressed upon the
brain the result of a kick on the
head by a horse when a boy. A
silver plate was placed over the
part removed which came loose
and prevented the wound healing.
Drs. Standard removed the plate
last Tuesday and the patient is
now being cared for at their
hospital. 1t is contemplated to
enlarge the place In the skull as
soon as his conditions will war
rant an operation.
VIM. Bennett and wife were
down from their Silvies Valley
home this week visiting their
sons and daughter who live in
this vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett are enjoying visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mclaughlin
Of Kahoka. Missouri, who have
spent several weeks with them.
Mrs. Mclaughlin is a sister to
Mrs. Bennett and it is their first
trip to the west. Mr.. Mclaughlin
IS very favorably impressed with
the Harney country. considering
It one of the best farming and
stock raising sections he has
ever seen.
Mrs. John Thrash, of Okla
homa, is in the city visiting re-
atives and friends. Mrs. Thrash,
was formerly Arvilla Bunyard,
and is a daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. j. o. Bunyard. She left
mere some 20 years ago to make
ner home in Virginia but she has
been making her home in Okla
noma for the past several years.
Mrs. Thrash is Grand Manager
If the Pythian Sisters Of her
state and also takes a prominent