The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-10-18

the pictures tonight at Tonawama,
/ r. II. Brown was in from his
Diamond home during the week.
Get the special prices at the
Steam Laundry on dry family
washing.
The Rebekah lodge is going to
give a dance at Tonawama on
Halloween night.
Mrs. VIM. Weber has been in
the city this week visiting her
many old time friends.
The Welcome Pharmacy has a
fresh supply of Vaccine. Be
sure and Vaccinate your calves.
y. Il. Rounseville was among
those from the southern part Of
the county who were here to
attend court.
N. p. Biddle and wife were in
the city the fore part of the week
attending to some business and
to visit their daughter who IS
attending high school.
An almost new Home Comfort
range. 7-drawer Singer sewing
machine. 3milk cows, fresh with
heifer calves and a two-year-old
heifer for sale. John Marshall,
Harney, Oregon. 49tf.
Albert Beadles, who has been
at the Harney Valley hospital
after having a silver plate re.
moved from his head, has re-
covered sufficiently to be able to
go to the home Of his sister.
Before buying get prices from
Hissner on Furniture, Rugs, Limo
leum, Bedding. Stoves, Ranges,
Tents and Groceries. They will
surprise you. Office upstairs,
Hissner Building, Telephone.
Mrs. Grace b. McHose has
opened her studio and will re-
ceive pupils, in voice and piano
for the winter course. Terms,
voice $1.00 per half hour lesson,
two lessons a week. Piano, Toe
per half hour lesson, two lessons
a week. 48-49.
On the 18th of this month the
general stores begun closing at 6
o'clock. It is well to remember
this and make your purchases
before that hour. otherwise you
may go short for breakfast, that
is if you rise as early as the
newspaper man.
John Caldwell and family ar
rived home the fore part Of this
week after an absence of several
months spent in southern Cali
fornia and Portland for the bene-
fit of Johns health. He returns
home very much improved and
they expect to remain here per-
manently.
The Burns Garage is prepared
to care for passenger service be-
tween Burns and Juntura. Single |
passenger, $40; two passengers
for $3.50 each, more than two,
$40 each. Will meet passengers
at Jbntura at this rate and
passengers conveyed to way
points en- route at the rate of 10
cents a mile. 49tf.
+ President Davidson of the
Oregon & Western Colonization
Co., arrived here last Saturday |
evening and spent a few days
here with Mr.. johnson. the local
representative. On Tuesday he
went TO Juntura and returned to
Burns Thursday evening. Mr..
Davidson states there is not very
active work on the railroad west
of Juntura but railroad man
offered to wager they would have
the line in to Riverside by the
first of the year. Mr.. Davidson
states his company is closing up
several land deals at present and
no doubt will make other trans
fers before the winter roads
makes operations slow.
AL Switzerland. one of the old
time vaqueros of this section,
who at one time was foreman at
the Island ranch of the p. l.. s.
CO., and who was considered
one of the best COW m n in the
west, died last week at Drewsey.
He had been in poor health for
several years and had not
been active in the stock business.
He was well to do at one time
but lost his fortune. He had
bought a small farm near Drew