The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-07-12

Use Nyals Cough medicine
for baby's cough. 10 II
Miss Ruth Elwell Of Iowa, cous
in of Mrs. Cooper, Is here on
visit to the latter for a few
weeks.
/G. A. Rembold came In Tues
day evening by way Of Benc
from a vacation trip to Portland
and other outside points.
A pearl heart. t.shaped breastpir
was lost either on the street OF
at Tonawama the evening Of the
4th. Finder please return to B.
f. Stillson.
The r. J. McKinnon & Son
Stage Co.. has made a passenger
rate Of $500 between here and
Vale and will also haul freight
for "a cents on all consignments
of 80 lbs, or over. 25tf.
w. B. Johnson and w. G.
johnson were among our Silver
Creek visitors during the week.
The latter reports crops looking
quite well on the Creek and came
in to get wire with which to
fence out the rabbits.
Frank Triske received a tele-
gram announcing the death of
his father on July A at the family
home in Wisconsin. Deceased
had not been i'll any length of
time as Mr.. Triske had received
a letter the same day the tele-
gram reached him from his father
who wrote of a fishing trip he
had been on and no intimation in
the letter that he was not in the
best of health.
/Mesdames Pearl Fisk and Vera
Welker have purchased the ice
cream parlors and confectionery
store formerly conducted by Miss
Mamie Winters, who has assum-
ed her duties as post mistress.
The new owners are having the
rooms occupied remodled and ar
ranged more conveniently for the
business and as soon as the
workman have completed the
improvements will have a very
attractive place.
James X. Furgeson and Ira ID.
Pyle, of Santa Rosa, California,
were in Burns this week, repre-.
senting the Chamber of Com
merce of that city. They had
been provided with an auto ap'
propriately labeled and theil
purpose is to advertise the ad'
vantages and resources of Santa
Rosa. They expect to cover 9
wide territory in their advertis.
ing campaign and no doubt theil
city will be amply repaid for the
expenditure.
/P. j. Gallagher, who deliver
ed the Grafton at the 4th of Jaly
celebration at Hartman. reports
they had fine time there at the
celebration and il was a very pa
triotic and well behaved crowd
BY actual count there were more
than 800 people present and thu
men who were instrumental il
getting up the celebration where
equal to the occasion, proyinS
themselves to be fine hosts. TIL,
dance was largely attended ant
most thoroughly enjoyed by thos'
who took part.
The snake editor of this grea
religious weekly IL always (n'
almost always) pleased with SOM
sensational piece of news tha
gives one a thrill, but Butch
Hansen's runaway team Of
Thursday afternoon is an excep
ton to the rule. The meanes
part of it was that the team RAJ
away while the snake editor wa
out of town visiting his old tim
friend and sport" Chas. Wilson
That very same team had ruI
away twice before this week an
had never once come near Tn
Times-H Herald or given us a hin
they were up to any capers what
ever, but taking advantage of hi
absence they started in to max
a rough house" in this block
soaring the wits out Of P. j. Ga
lagher who was close to the iron
entrance of the building wher
the team was trying to get u
stairs to witness a vaudeville RI
hearsal, but they didn't make II
They did succeed in getting o
the concrete walk and take ava
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