The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-04-05
Chas. Comegys is in form Egli.

Fresh home made lard tic al
Hansen's meat market. If
Ira Mahon is registered at the
French.
Emory Hill and wife are over
from their home near Albersor.
A. s. Swain and daughter,
Miss Helene, came up from Law.
en- yesterday evening.
S. M. Brown and family left
today for their homestead where
they will reside this summer.
p. G. Smith started this morn.
ing with some 800 head Of beef
steers for Bear Valley where he
is to deliver them TO buyers.
w. II. Hollopeter is a late ar.
rival in Burns and will immediate.
ly enter the employ of James
hampshire at the garage. Mr..
Hollopeter is said to be first
class machinist.
w. j. Berry, recently from
Indiana. arrived here this week
in company with J. A. Eberle.
Mr.. Berry is looking at the coun-
try with view Of locating per-
He is favorably Impress
ed with Harney Valley.
The Winnemucca Star announ-
ces that Mrs. Chester Smith had
received the news Of the death
Of her brother, Craven Coleman,
in logging camp in Washing
ton. The announcement was to
the effect that he had been acci-
iently killed. No particulars.
He was well known here.
For Sale or Trade Eighty
acres four miles from Ontario,
Ore. sixty-fve acres in five year
Did orchard. Cuts $50 tons of
alfalfa; 4 good improvements;
school house and r. r. switch on
place. For further particulars
write J. o. Scritchfeld, Fruit
and. Idaho. 21-22
According to n Portland dis
patch the Utah Construction Co.
has been awarded a contract to
build the railroad west from Dog
Mountain, the point in this valley
o which a contract has already
)een let from the east. II is ex-
,ected grading on the western
division will begin in a short
.ime.
The next meeting of the agr::-
cultural club recently organized
It the high school will be held at
he high school building on next
Wednesday evening at 7:30, and
t is desired that all who are in
crested be present. The COM
nittee appointed at the last
to work out definite
ietails of the organization will
eport on that night.
Mrs. l.. Woldenberg died at
san Francisco last week. She
vas q sister of Joe Morris of this
ity and the family made their
Iome here for a number of years
where they have many friends.
;he was formerly member of
he local Eastern Star Chapter
nd also held membership in the
peal Women of Woodcraft Circle.
iany friends in this city express
orrow and extend sympathy to
he bereaved relatives.
Circuit Judge Biggs arrived
rom Ontario last Thursday and
as been holding court since yes
erday. Only motions and argu-
lents are being considered pre-
ared to getting cases in readi-
ess for the regular term which
onvenes next Monday. There
,as no holdover grand jury from
lst term as had been the GUS
ON of late years, therefore the
riminal matters will have to
wait the empaneling of a new
urv.
While coming down from his
anch Tuesday in company with
imon Lewis. j. C. Foley had
wo fingers torn off by his horse.
which he was leading behind the
ig, pulling back and catching
he fingers in the coils of the
alter rope. DR.. Geary found it
ecessary to remove the little
niger about half way from the
and and the third at the last
oint. It was his right hand
hat was injured and Foley isn't
haking hands with any of his
riends since the accident. He
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