The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-23

Ben Brown, Tom Stephens and
Chas. johnson made up o party
Of hunters to go out after deer
the first of this week.
Judge VIM. Miller and family
joined the delegation to the De-
yelopment League meeting al
Klamath, leaving here last Sun.
day morning.
DR.. Grace Parker Osteopathic
physician is located at the Burns
Hotel. DR.. Parker Is graduate
Of the American School Of Osteo-
pathy of Kirksville, Mo-, and has
been connected with the A. T..
Still Infrmary of Ed Pasd, Texas
for three years. Consultation
and examination free.
Married AT the Burns hotel
in this city last Monday, Aug.
18, Mr.. r. r. Vickers and Mrs.
Mary Pierce, Justice Patterson
performing the ceremony. Both
parties live at Oroville and Mr..
Vickers is quite we'll known in
this section where he has visited
from time to time, They will
make their home in the southern
part Of this county. The Times
Herald extends best wishes for a
prosperous and happy life.
Assist. Secy. Mcconnell Of the
Fair Association and Frank John
son of the Oregon & Western
Colonization Co., have been quite
busy the past two days in the
field selecting exhibits for the
fair. They make trips out in
Mr.. Johnson's car and thus cover
the territory much quicker than
by team. The large room in the
rear of the Colonization and p.
S. Weittenhiller Offices has been
made a store room for exhibits
and those who have displays
ready to bring in may store them
there where they will be pro-
perly tagged and cared for until
fair time.
Contractor Woldenberg of the
Blue Mt. Stage Line spent the
greater part of this week in
Burns looking after his stage
business. While here Mr.. Wold-
enberg made a change in his
agent, Billy Foren succeeding
Ches Carter in that capacity. |
Billy has been driving but
through his application to busi-
ness and looking after the well
fare of his employer he has earn
ed n promotion. The writer
knows Billie to be a reliable boy
and deserving of such promotion
and is pleased to see him advanc-
ed. Ches. is going to devote his
time to his farm. Billy and
family have moved into the rooms
back of the stage Office where he
viii be continually on the job
for the interest of his
Frederick C. Venator of Bakers
field CAL. was accidentally killed
last week when his automobile
was struck by the Southern
Pacific northbound flyer near
Upton. Deceased was a son of
Mrs. Eliza Venator. and a brother
Of Attorney j. ID. Venator and
Mrs l.. Vanderpool of Lakeview.
He was 45 years old and is sur
vived by a wife and family. He
had been in the cattle business
in California FOR the past twenty
years and reputed to be very
we'll to do. He was president of
the VI Cattle Company and as
sociated with C. c. Cox. The
were inferred at Bakers
field. -Lakeview Examiner. De-
ceased was a brother to A. and
Ira Venator. well known pioneer
Of this county.
Messrs. Mcconnell and Frank
Johnson are gathering quite a
nice lot of exhibits for the fair.
but it will be impossible for them
to cover the entire country as
the croos are being harvested
and the territory is too
large to cover. Today there are
two autos out taking in the terri
tory toward Crow Camp and
around by Harney. Exhibitors
are invited to bring in their dis
plays at any time and leave them
at the Colonization Co. or p. S.
Offices, as the big
room in the rear is being used to
store them and they will be pro-
perly labeled and cared for. 1t