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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
WAYNESBORO
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wAYNESBoRo. VA September The
most elaborate card party Of the season
was given Tuesday evening under the
patronage OF Miss catharme Henley. OF
Richmond rhe ,oiur scheme OF rcd MAS
carried out the cararoom being tastiiuiiy
decorated In scarlet sage and red gera
niuus interspcrscd With clcmitis. grace
FUZZY entwined around the piano and fire
place. Tine chandeliers we're decorated to
represent American Beauty roses. Thore
prizes Tor each table, those wtnninb
were: Miss Carrie Naden, Of Buck iiili: Miss
Violet Lawson, OF Smithiield. Miss catharlne
Watkins. OF Hampton, Miss Eleanor VIII
Hams III Richmond; Miss Carol Minor. of
Rchmond: Miss {. K. Dufour OF Washing
ton; Mrs. II. IL. Houston. OF Hampton. Mrs.
II X. Houston vi Hampton; Mrs. Luther
Dawson OF Richmond: Miss Josephine
Bronson OF Hichmond: 6. Stephenson
of Norfolk; X. \. Lcf;wich of Hanover.
Those playing We're Misses Margaret Chill
drey, Laura Blunton, Carrie Walden. Violet
and Fannie Lawson Clthnrin. watkins,
Isabel Williams. Virginia Coleman Mar
Saret Reches. Coral Minor. Josephine Bron-
son. Cathtrine Robinson, Eleanor Williams.
Anna Robinson. sue Brown Briggs. lnez
Leftwich, Archer Small; Mesdames +. u.
iongon. William 4. 7. Taliaferro. y. =.
Stephenson. h W overly, II. 4. Hutchiu-
son. Marius Jones. j. 4. coriey L. a.
Robinson. ". y. Williams, ". : Bronson.
IL. u Houston J. J. Montague +. = Gar
nett W. II. Harris Augustine Royal, W !.
Foster. Franit Mccarthy. and y. &. stephen
son. Il. \. l.eftwich J. l.. hubbard. Sher-
lock Bronson. W. + seymour. w NJ. Addi-
Frank Mccarthy. pr. +. Il. l.ongon.
Al the end ot tn. evening delicious punch
ana WATERS were served
On Wednesday evening the usual weekly
dance was given III the big ballroom. Tho
couln.ss ~ the evening added to the en-
ihusiasiu 81 the dancers. AMI made the
cracking OMEN hre in the living room par
ticuiarly enjoyable,
W. f. Seymour, OF Richmond. entertained
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FORK UNION
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Special 70 The Times Dispatch
FORK UNION, VA. september a bril-
liant social event occurred when ]: rccep-
ton WAS given u the new. president OF the
Fork Union Military Academy ana his wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Z A. Grassland lust
evening. Nj. Hnd MIS-, ''roSslund stood In
long receiving line and we're introduced
TO the guests by Dr. L.. u Hatcher. The
reception took place at carehy Halt the
home OF the haze Dr. W. t.. Hatcher. De
ghuui refreshments were served Mrs.
i. j. Wright ana Mrs, Il. r. Dunicrs vocal
selection rendered Mere well received. SIR.
Grassland * :, Rhodes scholarship man and
stands Very h!Sh In the educatlono! world,
Mr.. anu Mrs Grassland ARE from Alabama.
MisScr Mnri. amt Nancy Payne entertain
ed number of thcir friends At their beau
tiful home overlooking the James. Among
the quests from !. distance we're Misses
Martha Anna ami Marie McGnrvey. Of
Brooklyn. y. y: Miss Rowland, OF Hslti-
more: Miss Read, at Richmond
Mrs. Bell Beard and Miss iiaaet Snehd. Of
birmingham. Ala. are visiting Miss Lottie
Snead.
Miss Florence BurEcss and Miss Marshall
Ludlow Branham
Miss Lucy Bench. of Roanoke, y visiting
Miss Annie Thomas,
Professor L. NJ. Bentoa OF I.oudouu couu.
,y, is visiting in this locality.
Professor y. o. Lynch OF the academE
faculty. has returned 70 the institution
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SOUTH BOSTON
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SOUTH BOSTON. Va, Sep,ember s.
While tho larger towns M. BOOSTING their
f,trs a., 49,, ,,.,, 500,
III, 'u'" '''o" ""s
pcc" "osS win preparations Tor the great
Halifax couaty Fai. which win lie held
he:e October 20 10 >, m. ,,t,o,tin,. 49,.
- -
"'''N'' '"'" ever oe'"t'
Goif promises 10 become v.t> popular
nith III. ,,,,.,,h., i, 81, -
''' "'" UNITY N'uo'
~, ~, - ~ ms "'s competed which
n.,,t. 'v. ~ p""Ses "hd dihher
a., .r,,,..., ,'"S.u eNe,F Weeh'
.,fa,,,.i,'5 49, nno me t+hHe Nous Csup
,,nn ,,,iii - 80 % ,"e YOUNG women
,.,. ,',. ~ stnoot shorty DAINTY
ae.teSuti+"'s were served The scene OF
n.,.e Wiz ~ W. p''u.ni tui"l nome OF
"pon
~ anu W.. NJ il'"ti arrived Thurs
49,. 'h'' 'toi' '"el' h"'h" ~ fhiIadelphia,
ynn..,' e'' - ~ anu Mrs =. IL.
VIA, ,,..,,t.... !, =.
j., no ,ot,o,. W "e =" occasion not soon
- pe t'tsot'eh Is the all-d"y basket picnic
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ALTAVlSTA
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Acpctitl to The Tunes Dispatch.
ALrAVtslA "a. september 3 Mis, Ser
ma ssnucis i spending ~, week III Dan
vile.
M'ss Madeline powa, j Ly"eneurs. I.
tho guest u Mlss Gertrude Walker
Mrs. Clara T.. Kemed. speni the week
cnd with her mother IN LynchOurs
Miss Marion Harvey arrived on FDda> =
~ the Su..t y Miss May nundiey
Mrs., !, lioncr has returned from /,
>eNettl days visit At Marcus Hook IA,
Miss E4ua Matthew. mas returned IRON
i doiighttu viSit 10 MISS Frances rurnet in
Gedictd Cotuc
Miss J,np., Wilkinson ,er ttid0y tor
Wt.stoa -aicu. ) -, where Sne viii teach
~ tne eitl schoo!s of tne cou!!s session
Nt =. jones ana daushter Miss
MIA - Baltimore. al"i Miss Katherine
the formers niece, Mrs. X hah. on
fuursdaS - last week.
Professor =. :. barnes untn reeentiy 50
pcrutcndent OF city schools OF Bristol,
- nis sssier Mrs. u. -. Boss. ca route 10
Now iork where he Nii take course at
'o'nmoia Up,.rsity ;nts winter
Mss .Avis itoppee vino has been Visiting
IL TIE nome ot her aunt Mrs. VIII NJ.
nundlcy. Tor tho past axe weeks lot, Thurs.
fa> Tor her home ~ cinrem"nt She was
accompanied tai as Norioik ey Mrs
iIundte!. Who wiit spend lev days with
nor mothcr aud sister
Mrs Muucr. of W,ahins ton. Nas
guest q airs 81. q. smith. on Tuesday.
Mrs john smith and children, OF Mi
var ~ being entertained oy Mrs u, \
s. sAona II st ca,h4rines. cansaa.
spent Tuesday uisat and Weduesda, in Alta
~. Dorothy ~,ein,orf returned home on
sfal neehs WITH relatives ana friends IN
Mt,4- Itl.rilo - tf.rrls ~ >n,,sr.,,, :
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-10-31
Tonawama tonight.

Tonawama tonight.
Mrs. w. j. Altnow of Drewsey
is registered at the Burns.
HARVEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPoSITARY
INVITES YOUR BUSINESS
Born Tuesday, Oct. 27, to Mr.
and Mrs. Grover Jameson, a
daughter.
For Sale. Pure bred Rhode
Island Red Cockerels; pen No. ]
50. No. 2, $1.50. }. II. Eich-
ner, Buchanan, Oregon. Al.
Piano Pupils accepted Begin
ners or advanced pupils solicited.
Studio at ]. M. Dalton home
Friday and Saturday. j. Fellows
When voting on the rabbit
bounty law one should bear
in mind that there are breed
ing grounds entirely surround
ing Harney county for the pests
and that we would have to
pay bounty on all the rabbits in
Eastern Oregon.
Next Sunday morning DR..
Benson will preach on The
Power of a Vision, and in the
evening on, THE man of Earth
and the Man of Heaven" Chris
tan EndeaYor in the Baptist
Church at Gas P. NJ. All young
people are invited.
M. Horton and family were
guests at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Horton in this city
early this week. Mr.. Horton
owns the store at Diamond but
spends a portion of his time in
Boise, therefore his visits here
are not as frequent as in former
days.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE,
Qurne. Dreuou. Oetot,ar IA iNt

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns Oregon, october "a, 1914
Notice Is hereby given that william W. Perez
val, of Independence, Oregon, whn, on August
Ia, 1903, nadc Desert Land Entry. No. u3e1i for
N@s, section ~. Towuship24 g.. Range a3k, wit
lamctto Meridian, has died notice of Intention
10 make nnal proof, to establish claim 10 the
land Aboya described, before Register aud Re
cciycr. nt BURNS, oregon, on the 9Th day Of
November, 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Harry I, JokiAch, Caroline Joklsch, Henry y.
lluntley aud j. n. Doughterly all II nAfuman
wA. FARnk. Register
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
burns. oregon. October 20 1874 y
Notice ~ hercby given that Otus siscmore,o oI
Nhffows. oregon, who, on December d lslnl
lce 10 aad Ei6aEil section 10. lownkhlp n 81,
Rnuge ~ EnSt. Willamette Mrrih an,
has fled notice Of intention 10 make finnl
Proof. 10 establish claim 10 The lend Hhov. do
apfihod bcforo Register. nud Receiver, nj
Hufns, OREGON, on the 3rd hny OF Detcinber,
IVA.
Claimant rainea as wiina6tuf,
T. Newton Uughct NArrONH, oregon, Wills
q Bardwell Peter CEnnof, Russell X. smith,
0f Burns, OREGON.
WIN. FAnHF, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
hufna, oregon, october 2, 1914.

Notice ~ hereby given that Milton Cheyaiier
OF Andrews, oregon, who, ON April 10, 1902,
made Homestead Entry, No. uj0Ud for NAtf,
section ~. Township 35 s., Range A r., William.
oltc Meridian, has flod notice of lnten|
tiOn 20 make flnai ilvo,year proof, TO establish
clam 10 the lnnd above described, before
Geo. A. smyth, Jr,, q. $ Commissioner NJ hts
onice at Andrews. oregon, OH the gih day OF
November, 1914,
Claimant names AS witnesses;
Jacob Thomson, ChaH, Turner lsidore Giraud
and Fannie u. smyth, all OF Andrews, Oregon,
WM. fARHE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNIrEp srATEs LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. oregon, Octobor27, 1918
Notice lH hereby given that Frank short, Of
Burns, oregon who on July q, 1909, made
Homestead Entfy, No. 0a572, Tor Nw54. section
II, ,fownship2 Range ~ E.. Willamette Mori.
dian has filed notice Of intention 10 make hna
nyo.ycar Proof 10 establish claim TO the land
above described. before Register aud Receiver
at Burns, oregon, on the 6th day Of December,
1914.
Claimant names as wltnesBsHi
William Mckinnis. Nelson Y. fardee. Albert
Wood. otto L. Gaech ali Of Burns. Oregon.
WA. fAhRg, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Ustrgp srArEs LAND orrscE
BurnH. OREGON, octoher2l. 1911 Y
Notice iS hereby given that Joseph l.. kellogg,
0f Hartman, oregon, who. ON April ., lptS,
made Homestead Entry No. atlp Serial No, Oa1la,
Tor Lots T. Y, NlssEif, section 2, Township - s.,
Range 38E. " illamotie Meridian. has hlednoticr
ot Intention to make Anal nvo-yenr Proof. 10
establish claim TO the land above described.
before Register and Receiver. nt hntns, Ofogun
on the gbth day OF November, 1914
Claimant names On witnesses
g.. Kellogg q, ". AusmNs, A. II. curry all
OF Hartman, Oregon. Rhoda y. Stoy OF hnfns
wn. FARRE, Register.
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1000 burns No, ii5 List SO.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNllRD sTATns LAND oFtlcF. "a

Burns. oregon. october 18th 1914.
Notice Ia hereby given thai the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, whose post onlce
address 10 ~. Paul. MiunrHo;a. has this l7ih
day of October iylf hied In this office its appii'
cation 20 select under the provisions Of thc act
VI Congress, approved July !, lsgs tau stats hG,
c2ol .ss extended by The Act Of Congress approy'
ed May IL. fp05
Lot 3, swg4 4swJl Sec. q, swi.EwJ4, Lot 2,
Sec. -, rwp. lgis south. u s3 East sWl4NEi4,
East, lot Zee. q, Twp. 80 South, u, - East, W.
Serial No. O77D
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring 10 object because
OF tho Mineral che Acier oi the land, OF nub
other fcuHOn, 10 the disposal to applicant.
should iiIe their anldatiis ~ protest ~ this
onlcc, on or before the 7th day OF Deccnber,
Wa. FAhRE. Register
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0fs ~aNNhefb ehN R'~"'hsff -
the Burns Steam Laundry. Aft.
Mrs. T.. Murray is over from
Drewsey on a visit to friends.
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPoSITARY
iNTiTEs YOUR BUSINESS
Charles G. Barnes was up from
Narrows Wednesday making
proof on his homestead.
Wanted--An unfurnished house
Of at leat five or six rooms. In
quire at this Office.
Leroy Hadley is up from Port
land looking after his real estate
in this section.
r. II. Sitz and Frank Catterson
were among our visitors from the
Lawen section during the week.
r. II. Brown, the Diamond
sheep man, was in during the
week after supplies and taking
care Of his business affairs.
For Sale 10000 lbs. galvan-
lied barb-wire. Will exchange
for horses, mules, wagons or
farm machinery. P, s. Weitten-
hitler.
Emanuel Clark was in the city
during the week from Mann Lake
ranch Of the p. l.. S. Co. where
he has been foreman for several
years.
Tobacco and Cigar Statesmen
wanted to Advertise. Experien-
ce unnecessary. 500 monthly
and travelling expenses. Adver-
tise Smoking. Chewing Tobacco,
Cigarettes. Cigars. Send 2 cent
stamp for full particulars.
HEMET TOBACCO CO.,
36-4 New York. N. Y.
Harlan Hayes was over from
Grant county this week and pur-
chased 100 head of yearling
calves which he will take later to
his big ranch in the John Day
country TO feed. He informs
The Times-Herald he paid $40 a
head for the animals.
Christian Scientists will hold
there services at the Presbyter-
ian Church, Sundays at 3 O'Clock
Wednesdays at 7;30 p. m. Sun
day School at 1880 p. m. Read
ing Room at Miss McKenzie's
house. 1st door north Of Summit
Hotel, Wednesdays and Satur-
days 2 to 4 p. m. Everybody
welcome.
Principal Shhk Of the Harvey
county high school received word
from the State Superintendent's
office yesterday that he desired
this school to prepare a display
of domestic art for the San Fran
cisco fair and that il be in place
by the first of January. The
tHarney county high school had
very creditable display at the
state fair at Salem last month
and received a very compliment
airy mention.
Sheriff Richardson returned
home from his trip to the peniten-
tiary the fore part Of this week
where he had gone with prisoners.
He left Wednesday morning for
a tour Of the county to deliver the
ballot boxes. Lon has made such
good officer that there is little
doubt Of the voters re-electing
him to the position again as they
do not consider the proposition of
his having it for several terms as
being detrimental as he is that
much-better qualified to continue
the good service he has rendered
in the past.
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John Hoss is in town.

John Hoss is in town.
Dean Horton was in town
Wednesday.
Geo. Cawlheld was in the city
Wednesday on business.
James Paul, the Happy Valley
sheep man, is in the city.
G. r. Peterson was n business
visitor to our city Tuesday.
Furnished rooms to rent Call
phone 173 or see Mrs. Ed. Egll.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch'
Hansen, October rs, a daughter
r. L. Hutton and wife were
over from their Wagontire home
during the week.
Tom Allen and wife were here
from the 2 Ranch during the week
visiting friends and looking after
business.
Now is the time to get your
orders in for plum pudding and
fruit cake for Thanksgiving.
Order at the Clearwater Bakery,
Phone 12d.
Miss Bertha Boyce, daughter
Of Ira Boyce of John Day, was
married Thursday to Charles
Trowbridge. They will make
their home at John Day.
LOST Reward If taken up
Dark Brown mare mule, weight
about 900 pounds. Bow and on
right shoulder. Shod all around.
Black mare mule, weight about
900 pounds. Split in right ear,
white nose, white hair mark on
right shoulder. Shod all around,
r. l.. Hass, Narrows, Oregon.
]. II. M. Davis, one Of the en-
ergetic farmers Of the Pine Creek
section, was in the city this week.
Mr.. Davis has n big crop Of pota-
toes and was here to see about
disposing of them.
The Times-Herald isrequested
to announce that hepublic libra
ry will be open on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from A TO 8 o'clock
and on Saturdays from 2 until 8
o'clock until further notice.
The entire high school. in COM
pany with the faculty. had a lark
Thursday evening at the Lewis
springs. They went out about
$50 built a camp fire and had hot
"weiners', coffee, buns, etc.
They had lots Of fun playing
games and telling ghost stories,
returning home about 8 O'Clock.
Supt. Gilcrest of the p. i. S.
Co. has the record for quick time
from Burns Portland andsreturn.
He left here last Sunday morning,
took the night train out Of Bend
for Portland. spent Monday IN
that city, returning that night to
Bend and Tuesday night was
home again. He was down on
legal matters before the federal
court.
Lucille Love, The Girl of
Mystery" new serial story, is
now running in The Times-Her-
aid and is also being shown in
pictures at Tonawama every
Wednesday night. The first
series Of the pictures started last
Wednesday night and made a
good impression. This is one of
the most popular stories now be-
ing shown in pictures and with
the printed story it is very inter-
esting. There are always two
other reels in addition to Lucille
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burns Iist No. ia
NOTICE FOR PUBLIBATI0N.
uslTsp srArss I.Asp A. 20 ogFles, Y

Notice Is hereby given that the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, whose posi- office nd.
dreRs ~ ~. Paul MinncHOta, has this aalh day Oi
september 1914 died In this once lis application
to Heloctunder the provisions OF the Act OF Con,
grese, approved July !, ihas $50 stat. ba7, da0)
NEAoiNw'4, Soc " 7, "a y, R.aiE,
SsisisEia, Sec ss, r Is s., R@n =
sWNelNE.4. Soc. y, Z ass,, na0E.
E,iciswsl, See ai,T, % ;, R,Ss E ''''S .
sw.seiNw'4 Soc. n. As~RadE.
WIN .,., ...,. ,t..i .. 1000 A,
sEl iolsEll. soc, 1. T.9i s., R.adt'
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heTimes-Ferald
Local News.

8n're going to Tonawama.
Nv. Buchanan is in the city
4NEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
IaITED STATES DEPoSlTARY
i INVITES YOUR BUSINESS
e President has issued his
.ksgiving proclamation set
H the date November 26.
he Presbyterian Ladies Aid
meet with Mrs. Benson on
nesday, Nov. A. at 2::3O.
& F. Williams is here FROM
John Day Valley home on a
! to his daughter, Mrs. c. II.
Etly.
II. Geo. G. Carl is prepared
Especial attention to all dis
Is of eye. ear and nose. Eyes
Ed and glasses fitted. soft.
Tor Sale Ranch about 800
IS, between 500 and 600 acres
kated. Al range, an ideal
k ranch. Call on l.. NJ.
wn.
Inn Mothershead and G. A.
hbold were business visitors to
Lawen section yesterday,
N were accompanied upon
b return by A. S. Swain. :.
sE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
MS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
1000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
JR $$$$ SAFE" ACCOUNTS
TIED.
harles Ellis and his sister,
5 George. are enjoying a
/ with their cousin, VIM. Ellis,
, resides in Ohio. The young
4 will spend a short time with
m in this city.
ou will find all the newest
IS in millinery at Clingan's,
ladies of Burns and vicinity
invited to call. One door
tn Haines' store.
Iomer Reed returned home
n Salem and Portland Thurs
night. He accompanied
riff Richardson down with
ofiers and stopped in Portland
make some purchases for the
e before coming in.
gentleman who visited this
.e yesterday stated that he
recently visited a home in
county and upon approach
the house from the back way
found a string Of rabbit ears
le ten feet long. This is in
icipation that the bounty will
ry and that fellow is going to
in early. No doubt there are
ers.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES lAKD OFFICE,
burns, OREGON, OctOber,2, l9i

Notice u hereby given that Bennctt Fiachcr,
OF Princaton, oregon, Who on August 10, 1910,
pado Homestead kntry. No. 0tyg3, for Mn,
section "a. Township 20 south. X. ~ East
willamette Meridian, has nlcd notice OF intcu-
tiun 10 make dual three year proof, 90 establish
claim 10 the land above described, before Regis
ter aud Receiver. At hurus. oregon, on the
fith day of November ipil.
Ciniman uaiuen ~ Witnesses
uenrgc Williams. 81 Princeton. Oregon VIII
iem 'irent, wavrrly oregon, Dayid Williams
aud Mike neAly both OF Princeton, oregon
wn. tAHHF. RoRiHtcr.
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w. H. Robins is in from his
Crow Camp home.
Say there's going to be some
good pictures at Tonawama this
week. \
Born Tuesday, Oct. q, to Mr..
and Mrs. John Caldwell, a daugh-
ter.
Pure bred Holstein bull calf,
10 months old, for sale or will
for a COW. Address box 102
Lawen. Oregon. 1851.
The City Restaurant wants the
farmers to bring in their eggs
direct. Best market prices for
fresh eggs.
Wallace Capps was over from
his home at Van during the week
renewing acquaintance and atten-
ding to some business.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. ''rHE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR s$$s SAFE" ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
The Electric Light & Power Co.
have had a crew Of men at work
this week putting up new poles
and otherwise improving the lines
around town.
City Restaurant, just opened
in the Cottage Inn, short orders
and regular meals. w. r. Nc
Cuistion. former cook at the
French hotel, IN charge. 43
One man who lives in the
boundary of the proposed new
county has stated he is not in
favor Of it but would rather be
cut off if Harney county is to
have a rabbit bounty.
Mrs. Millar has returned from
her trip outside and has now on
display some unusually fine mil
inery at the Schwartz store.
The ladies Of the vicinity are in
vited to call and see the latest
creations in that line.
C. f. Mckinney and Miss
Helen Purfngton went over to
Prairie City Tuesday, taking Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Curtiss out on
their way to visit other portions
of Oregon before they return Ia
their home in the east. They re-
turned the following day.
To those Interested we are
pleased to announce that we are
restocking in Edison phonograph
goods. We have just received a
large shipment Of Blue Amberal
Records. All wax records re-
duced in price. Lunaburg, Dali
ton & Co.
j. II. Stinson, formerly a rep
resentahye Of Oregon g. Western
Colonization Co. at Prineyille,
was in the city last Saturday in
company with some men looking
over the country with a view Of
purchasing real estate. Mr..
Stinson is now a travelling repre-
sentative Of the company.
A. Il. Brown and Harry An.
derson, the latter connected with
the Gwinn stock company, We're in
the city yesterday. These gen
tlemen have been investigating
the proposition Of the new coun-
ty Of Davis and find that the ter
ritory lacks over 200 Of sufficient
number Of population for a new
county and also fall short Of The
necessary amount Of taxable pro
perty, having only $l,627, 62l,
They state that oven should there
be a sufficient number Of votes
cast TO create the county the
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND oFFicK, I
llurns. oregon. october -, 1914.


burns oregon. october u. 1914.
Notice H. hereby given that Walter :. Riddle.
OF Andrews, UfCRou, who. on October 70, lpif.
made Homestead Entry. No, o77Ss, for NssSNlt,
NWAsEt., hN NhNk,s, Section ~, Township
aak. Range aet, E..Nlilametic Mvridian,has tl'
cd notice ni intention 10 make Final hNe-yrHr
ffo0f 10 establish claim 10 the land aiove
deteflhed. before Register aud Receiver. at
ipli
Claimant names rs witnesses;
ghas Wells Diamond oregon. CLIFFORD
Grousbeck, Narfows. Oregon ~ lillian Huffman,
Andrews, oregon. Johnnie Weayor, OF Dia-
mond, oregon.
VIZ, FAERE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-10-31

Any and an persons claiming adversely the
lanGB desenhod, or desiring 10 object because
ni The lninefal character OF the land. or for ANY
other reason. 10 The disposal 10 applicant
onre,on or before the 10th day of Noyomher,
ipli.