The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-01-24
Funny pictures tonight.


Dalton & Co.
w. A. Welty was In from his
farm yesterday.
Thermos bottles at the Wei
come Pharmacy.
j. l.. Hopper Is In town renew
Ing acquaintances.
See Bunny" at the picture
show tonight.
Jesse Balm was registered at
the French yesterday from Har-
".
i. Dunn will deliver you wood
at any time. having good mahog-
any or pine. Off.
Grant Sturtevant recently re-
turned from a visit to outside
points.
Mrs. John Schenk will give
lessons in Irish Crochet every
Thursday afternoon at her home
in Burns. 4
For Sale-0ne Sawmill COM
plete, with logging Sleds and
Trucks, with or without timber, |
for terms see II. M. Horton. y |
Mrs. Archie MCGOWAN return
ed home Thursday evening from
4 weeks visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Bulkley in
Silvies Valley.
Considering the vast amount
Of heavy parcel post mail the
stages are doing quite we'll with
the present roads to get In.
Some Of the interior stages are
unable to handle the mails and
some times II has to lay over,
several hundred pounds going
gut by the Diamond stage is now
IN Burns post Office which could
not be taken out last trip.
r A correspondent from Dayville
'ays that the town will soon be
railroad center. There is to be
railroad built up Silvies river
md then down the South Fork
md on to Spray and Fossil. Them
he road will build from Brogan
o Prairie City and then down
he river to Dayville. This will
make Dayville the hub, the GEN.
er. the bulls eye and the Chica-
70 of Grant county. Better
move in now and get q corner
OF for what it is worth. Blue
NJ. Eagle.
Died-Last Saturday. January
z, 1914. Mrs. B. F. Stillson.
Iged 40 years. Deceased had
'een in poor health for several
ears and an attack of pneumonia
vas more than her weakened
onsitution could stand. Mrs.
'tillson's maiden name was Bak-
r and she came to this county
rom Lane county where she was
'orn when she was 6 years old,
with her parents on
liver Creek. She was first mar
led to Nellis Parker who died
ONE IL years ago. In 1906 she
vas married TO B. F. Stillson and
oon after they moved to Lane
ounty where they resided until
year ago last fall when they
eturned to this place. Five
hildren survive Mrs. Stillson. ,
hree sons and a daughter from
he Parker union and a little son
ince her last marriage. She is
lso survived by two sisters, Mrs. (
:. H. Witzell. of Narrows, and
iiss Nina Baker. of Ontario. I
)ne brother. Robt., also resides !
ere. The funeral service was
onducted by DR.. Benson from !
he Presbyterian church Sunday
fternoon. The bereaved hus-
and and relatives have the
Of this community 2
'here deceased was well known. :
Died at the home Of his son in 2
MS city. Thursday, January %,
9l4. George w. Mace, one of the
ioneer soldiers of this section.
Ir. Mace was born at New Salem,
laine. August Il. 1923. He :
rossed the plains with his uncle !
, Sacramento Valley in 1846
oming to The Dalles in this v
tate in, 1862 and was married L
,ere to Miss Samantha Hender- ]
IN. He removed to jackson :
)unty and located on a donation \
aim near Roxeana Mt. about II
,e year 1866. He built the first ?
srry on the Klamath River at .
,e mouth Of Willow Creek in !,