The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-14
Pictures tomorrow night.

iii Nat Henney and Fred Gehrunf
l|I were up from Sunset Thursday
MI Ifyou value your dollars--you'l
||| buy a Ford. II.
Hi James Gilbert was In from his
Ill farm Wednesday.
III Just remember this: Ford
III quality is the big reason for
II Ford popularity. II.
III Albert Oakerman was over
H from his Silver Creek home
n during the week.
Il Be sure and see those new ties
II Williams-Zoglmann Clothing Co.
h are showing.
II People are forbidden from tres
passing on the south half of
/ section Is, township %, range
30. John Seethoff. 17tf.
To Trade House and lot in
Spokane for tract of land near
Burns or Burns or Burns proper
ty. See Thompson & Deegan.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUSl
100000. THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR s$ss SAFE" ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Just received O nice line Of
new winged collars they are the
latest. Williams-ZoRlmann Clo-
thing Co. IL
Miss Monroe. the magazine
writer, was in the city again
Tuesday. She has been gather
ing material for some magazine
articles in this section.
J. w. Buchanan and wife and |
Mrs. Will Gates were in the city
this week visiting at the home
Of Roe Buchanan and wife.
Mrs. Gates daughter is a pupil
in the high school.
Geo. Smyth has been sojourn- q
ing in the city with his family 7
during the past few days. He's I
no earthly good on the ranch y
during this period of the year SO q
Press is glad to ship him. n
Estrayed- One red and white :
muley cow branded script fig
ure four or an oar lock on right C
side came to my place in Drewsey I
about three weeks ago. Owner p
please come prove property. and D
pay charges and for this adv. a
+. j. Upton. Il
Austin Goodman is ready to
grind grain and has building
in which il may be stored by h,
farmers at any time. He will il
grind one day each week and m
farmers may store their grain sc
any day and get it when con- III
venient. He is prepared to take Sc
grain as pay for grinding at the tr
market price. Special prices on or
arge quantities. 44tf. W
A. b. Whitney and wife are
nome from visit to their daugh- pa
.er, Mrs. John Kessler. over in Jo
IDAHO. While the Kesslers are w
nicely situated with fine farm nc
home Mrs. Whitney told the W
manager of this great religious nj
weekly that she was glad to be A
Jack in Harney Valley and has at
10 regrets that her home is here. cd
Mr.. and Mrs. Kessler are enjoy DO
ny good health and are prosper al
ng in their new home which is IN
N the Snake River under the at
win Falls irrigation project.
Principal Sutton of the public ne
chool handed this office copies st'
4 the Springfield, Lane county, ye
apers IN which is the annouce- Jul
1ent of Mel Fenwick as candi- no
ate for representative. Mel MI
lands on good platform. as he no
lost generally did while a re- D
dent of this county, but he ma
idn't seem to stand 30 well with chi
ne voters in final results. No wa
oubt II Mel makes an active D
in his district and will Del
nlighten the people for instance mi
n the subject of "perkapesha" the
ell pretty near win. -
Married Wednesday evening, d.
arch IL. at the home of Mr.. Ph'
nd Mrs. Isaac Schwartz in this lo'
ty, Mr.. Ernest Musick and Miss R", 1
ertrude Gerstel, City Recorder
an Winkle performing the
'remony, This was one of the
ost complete surprises that has U