The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-16
Tonawama tonight.

4 Tonawama tonight.
Burns Pennants at the Rexal
Drug Store.
| Beginning Aug. 15 Burns flour
will be sold at $50 per sack
retail.
w. w. Scott, Of DEMO, one OF
the big sheep men of the south
end of Harney County. was in
town this week.
Miss Anna Lennon, returned
Wednesday from a ten days trip
to Portland, and has gone out to
her homestead near Princeton.
G. Il. LeMay, the painter and
paper hanger. left Tuesday with
his family for Juntura where he
has considerable work in his line.
]. ]. Tupker and family left
Tuesday for their new home in
Kenniwick, Wash, where Joe has
a good position with a steam
laundry concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Terrill and
Mrs. Clarence Carey left yester-
day afternoon for the mountains
with the latter's little child who
is suffering from summer COM
plant.
Miss Mary Godfrey, a former
teacher in the Burns high school
arrived Saturday on a visit with
Mrs. Simon Lewis and other
friends here. She is now teach
ing near Los Angeles.
Mrs. Frank Davey drove to
Canyon City this week where
she met her daughter. Miss Lou,
who was returning from an ex-
tended visit to her sister In Baker
county. They arrived home
yesterday.
Mrs. A. p. Elliott, mother of
Mrs. l.. r. Breithaupt and daugh-
ter who have been visiting at the
Experiment station returned to
their home ia Gresham, Oregon,
leaving Thursday morning via
automobile to Bend.
Sheriff Richardson and C. H.
Leonard returned Thursday from
a trip to Boise and Snake River
points. They report all very
quiet in that section. and that
the many recent water spouts
in Malheur County have left the
roads in bad shape.
DR.. Griffith removed a finger
from the hand of Joe Hardy the
other day. Mr.. Hardy is a sheep
man Of the Steens Mountain
section and is suffering from a
very unusual and peculiar disease
known to the medical profession
as Raynand's disease. II affects
the blood vessels and had caused
a peculiar numbness of the fing-
ers, in fact the circulation was
practically stopped with the re-
suit that one finger had to be
removed.
The statement of condition of
the Harney County National
Bank as rendered to the Com
ptroller of Currency and publish
ed in this issue, shows its usual
splendid condition; that Your
Home Institution" is taking care
of its patrons by expanding its
loans during the haying and crop
moving season, without effecting
its well known conservative
policy. This bank shows the
largest individual deposits and
its earned surplus has been in
creased to $40, 10000.
Zoeth Houser, Ex-United Stat
es Marshal of Oregon, arrived
here Thursday evening from his
home in Umatilla county for the
purpose of buying some cattle If
he finds the class he desires at
what he considers right prices.
Mr.. Houser has vast alfalfa fields
in his home county and each
year he comes to this section and
buys stock to feed and put in
shape for the market. He is
well known to the stock men of
this county where he has operat-
ed for several years.
If the manager, of this religi-
GUS weekly wasn't such an ex-
pensive cuss its readers would be
better off if he were kept away
from home more. The Tines
Herald was quite a decent sheet
last issue and he congratulates
the force. He returned. like q
bad penny. Thursday evening