The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
Additional Locals.
tomorrow night.


his farm home this week.
Born l.. Friday, July 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Byrd, a daughter.
r. II. Brown was over from
Diamond for a few days this
week on business.
Have your clothes cleaned,
pressed and repaired we will call
for and deliver same. Phone 38i.
Finest alfalfa, timothy and red
top hay baled may he had at the
Goodman feed barn is south Burns
The Oregon & Western Coloni-
zation Co. has 16 head of horses
for sale or trade. Call at the
office.
Rev. Father Klein arrived here
the fore part of this week to re-
sumo his position as pastor of
the local Catholic Church.
j. l.. Lowe, the Harney saw
mill man, is in town today. He
reports a very busy season at the
mill.with a large amount of lum-
ber sold.
John Gemberling left last
evening in his auto for the hills
to be in readiness this morning
for deer. He was accompanied
by his wife and little daughter.
Chas. johnson and wife and
Fred Williams and wife are home
from their outing trip to the
mountains. They had n fine
time and look in the best of
health.
T. N. Hartman, a representa-
tive of Bell, Wildman & Co., Of
Portland, is here to install the
machinery in the new packing
plant of the Burns Flour Milling
Co. just being completed.
Walter Sullivan and wife and
Miss Mamie Winters, post mis-
tress, left this morning for the
Blue Mt. Springs in Grant county
for an outing. They expect to
be absent about two weeks.
John OFT, the saw mill man of
the Drewsey section, was in the
city this week on business. He
states that his mill has been kept
quite busy of late and they are
turning out considerable lumber.
Christian Science services Sun
days II a m, Wednesdays at s
p m. Reading room open from 2
to 5 Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons. First door east of
stairway, Hissner Bldg. Cordial
invitation extended to all.
A. +. Murphy and family are
,yer from their Iron Mountain {
nome. Mr.. Murphy has some [
,ery good crops on his land hold /
ngs this season. his reservoir
having held a considerable .
mount Of water for irrigation.
Harry Danley. Grover jane
on, Henry Dalton and Roy Van $
Vinkle made up party of hun
ers TO leave this morning for
tall timber" on the head of
Imigrant Creek to fish and hunt o
or a while. They are planning 9
n bagging some deer at once, u
ut their friends have advised y
hey take along some bacon. i
Mrs. w. r. Jones of Voltage &C
'as in the city yesterday. having -
cen to the mountain home Of A.
Ir. and Mrs. Frank Croft for a "
hort visit and was on her way d.
ONE. Mrs. Jones was accom- OF
anied by her mother, Mrs. Mary a. :.
NTH, of Big Timber, Montana.
he latter has been here on a te
isit to her daughter since last "
I'll. he
j. w. Ryckman, publicity man ca
the Oregon Western Colonial h,
on Co.. with head quarters at o.
!. Paul, arrived in this city last a. a
ght and will spend a few days :.
the territory familiarizing m,
mself with the lands Of the
IN order to get out some
w advertising literature. The B'
'ntleman is most favorably i'm
essed with the great possibili- a,
IS Of this Big Valley and said ~
ere would be nothing to selling
nd in this country II one could
ally impress the home seeker HI
tn the actual conditions and St,
e productivity Of the soil. He the
astonished to see the crops be- ~, ~,
3 grown here and the bigness 10 TO-
the farming territory. Liz