The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-12-13

II Ills 1ThnL county NOME uuTlnl
the week.
The usual big dance on Christ
mas night at Tonawama. Fin,
music.
The Welcome Pharmacy has ,
fresh supply of Vaccine. B,
sure and Vaccinate your calves
Gail Barnes and wife leave to
day for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Crook
county.
Mrs. Robt. Irving was over
from her home near Harvey
during the week. the guest of
relatives and friends.
DR.. Geo. G. Carl is prepared
for special attention to all dis
eases of eye, ear and nose. Eyes
tested and glasses fitted. Soft.
Gus Bardwell left yesterday
morning for Voltage were he
goes for a visit with his sister,
Miss Jessie. who is teaching in
that district.
C. r. Mckinney has gone to
Portland on business and may be
accompanied home by Mrs. Pur-
ington and her daughter, Miss
Helen. for the Christmas holiday
period.
The Clay Clemens sawmill is
now at its new location and is
prepared to fill any order with
rough or dressed lumber. also fir
lumber; buck teeth and any
special order given prompt at
tention. 32.
Rev. E. Benson. the new Pres
byterian minister who takes
charge of the chirch here, arrived
from Portland Thursday evening
and has been getting acquainted
with the people of Burns. He
is a very pleasant gentleman.
Clyde Weittenhiller left Mon
day for Spokane where he joins
his brother for the winter. His
father. P. s. Weittenhiller. who
with his associates has cleared
and gotten ready for seeding a
vast amount of land during the
past season, will also leave in
the near future to be absent all
winter.
w. ]. Pinney. the Ontario re-
preventative of the Colonization
Co., has been here this week in
company with Messrs. Ballard
and Reeves. They were taken
out over a portion of the Valley
yesterday by Frank Johnson who
took them on to Juntura on their
way out.
p. H. Atkins, a man who was
at work for Road Master Wander
pool on the road, has his leg
broken last Monday by the bank
of a gravel pit in which he was
working caving in on him. DR..
Griffith reduced the fracture and
the patient is doing quite well at
the French hotel.
Judge C. A. Sweek of Burns
left here this week for his home
with a four-horse load of fruit.
Mr.. Sweek says that is the first
time in ten years that he has
hauled fruit out of the John Day
valley. It will be but a few years,
he says. when Harvey county
will produce all of the fruit that
it consumes. Blue Mt. Eagle.
The Public Library benefit en-
tertainment, the most popular
and catchy solos and choruses
from "The Prince of Pillsen,"
interspersed with specialties,
will be staged at Tonawama on
the evening of Dec. 20. The
ladies Of the Library Club are
putting forth great effort in ar
ranging this entertainment and
it promises one of the finest
musical programs ever under
taken in Burns.
DR.. Harrison was in to see us
during his visit yesterday and
informs The Times-Herald that
Floyd Easterday. an emp!oye on
the big irrigation ditch being
constructed over there by J. E.
Johnson & Sons, met with a very |
serious accident on Wednesday |
by the premature explosion of a
dynamite blast. His fore arm
was badly burned and the same
arm broken in three places above
the elbow. He is doing quite