The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-29
We do job printing.

H Wheat for sale C. w. eleven
|l ger.
II Mrs. Ella Luckey is home from
H n visit to Weiser, Idaho.
II Read "The Trey O'Hearts'
II and see il pictured at Tonawama.
Il Il. c. Eggleston arrived home
/ Thursday from n trip to Malheur
H county.
Plain sewing and mending
neatly done. Mrs. II. G.. Carter
at the Blot home.
|. Foster was among our visi-
tors from the Silver creek sec
ton during the week.
Finest alfalfa, timothy and red
top hay baled may he had at the
Goodman feed barn is south Burns
Mrs. Dell Dibble, who has been
seriously i'll for a couple of weeks,
is recovering nicely and will soon
be able to take charge of the
hotel again.
We have n car of barbed wire
to arrive about June | and can
fill your orders at that time.
Railroad prices with freight add
ed. N. Brown Il Sons.
Geo. Prentice of Salt Lake, for
many years connected with Mr..
Parsons the big cattle buyer,
has been a guest of VIM. Hanley
at the Bell A Ranch this week.
Have your coupon tickets with
you at the Welcome Pharmacy
Saturday at 3 o'clock. The alu-
minum prize will be awarded to
the number nearest the one
drawn.
Mrs. J. l.. Gault took her de-
parture yesterday morning for
Portland where she will again
take some special work in voice
with some of the leading instruc-
tors.
May weather has been unusual
this season, it being rather cold
and n considerable amount of
moisture has fallen. This condi-
ton has really been a benefit to
crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Egli came inY
from the ranch yesterday bring
ing in their little daughter Marie /
to the doctor. The little lady
was quite i'll but is reported bet
ter today.
Mrs. James Wilson has return
ed from an extended visi. to
Baker. She was accompanied
home by her sister. Miss Eveleen
Fry, who has been attending
school in Baker.
Lou Bradfeld's famous thor
oughbred stallion, Bonus Ress
will stand this season ut the 7.
Allen Jones farm near Burns.
Terms $3.50 to insure. mares
pastured if desired.
David &. Petrie. of Boise. has
been elected to the position Of
agriculture and science instruc-
tor in the High School. The
gentleman has had considerable
experience in the work and comes
to the school well recommended.
Miss Beatrice Ilotchkiss arriv-N
ed home the fore part Of this
week from Wallowa where she
had been teaching the past year.
The young lady will spend the
vacation period with home folks
but will return to the same place
to teach again the coming year.
Friends have received word
that our Little Rye" Smyth.
who is a student at the o. A. {.
at Corvallis, went over to Phylo-
math last Saturday where they
were having a carnival of some
character and took part in
bucking horse contest with the
result that he won n 500 saddle.
G.. +. Mckinney and wife are
home from their visit to the big
fair at San Francisco. They
came in yesterday in their new
car and report having had fine
time. They spent a month in
California and met many of their
former friends of that state.
They returned to Pendleton and
visited their son, Will. for a time.
We will hold an inspection for
horse in Burns shortly after June
|. Get your harness horses and
saddle horses ready. mares and
geldings, ages from 8 to 10,