The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-17
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town this week.
/ Ask for Walk-Over Shoes at
Browns Satisfactory Store.
s. Il. Aver, an assistant to
John Gilcrest Of the P, l.. S. Co.,
is in the city.
Carol Cecil and son Homer
were in from their Silver Creek
home during the week.
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Perfume at the Rexall Drug
Store. 26tf.
A wagon load of high school
students spent last Sunday on
a picnic.
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Walk-Over Shoes, Browns. Salts
factory Store agency.
Dave Miller was in town during
the week from his home in the
Warm Springs Valley.
Ralph Balm, the Harney post
master, was in the first Of this
week looking after business
matters.
p. S. Weittenhiller wants to
purchase two work tedms. HeI
also desires TO let contract for
some clearing and plowing. 26tf.
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n DR.. Griffith operated on Els
worth Egli last Saturday after
noon for appendicitis. It was a
successful operation and the boy
is reported recovering very salts
factorily.
A limited supply of good. clean
acclimated alfalfa seed may be
had at the Burns Hardware Co.'S. |
store. Now is the time to get it |
and be ready to sow when the |
weather and soil are right.
I Judge Rector returned the first
of the week from California
where he spent the winter. He
is in fine health. having taken on
considerable flesh and his friends
are wondering just what kind of
diet hewas on while away.
II Hon. G. w. Parrish went over
to Canyon City Wednesday after
spending the winter here with
his daughter. Mrs. w. A. Gowan.
Mr.. Parrish is becoming quite
feeble and his many friends all
over this country hope he may be
spared to again visit us in the
near future.
7. l.. Dugger, the young man
who had q bad arm caused by a
dislocation of the elbow which
was not given proper attention.
came back from Boise the fore
part of the week where an opera
tion had put it in better shape.
1t will never be a good arm again
but is much better than before
he went away. Mr.. Dugger
started for his home at Denio,
Wednesday.
II. II. Holland arrived home
Tuesday from Boise where he
met his brother, Henry and wife
and daughter. all of whom ac-
companied him home on a visit.
Mr.. Holland made his stay rather
short, being called away on busi-
ness, but Mrs. Holland and
daughter will remain for q longer
period. Mr.. Holland visited here
for a day three years ago. Their I
home is in Boston.
Judge Rector states that the
Japanese land question was much
discussed throughout California.
He says it is an important matter :
down there that should have had
attention before the Japs got ,
such a good hold. Judge Rector
states that In some parts these
little foreigners have gotten hold
of a large amount of land and
have developed 1t to q greater
extent than the white men would.
as they are more persistent and .
work hard. In other sections
they pay as high as $50 an acre
rental per year for land and pump
the water on it to raise a crop.
But two of the pupils of the
Burns public school who took the
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