The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-14
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wheat at Lunaburg Dalton & Ct
Rolled barley. wheat and oal
for sale at market prices. w. A
Goodman's feed yard.
Chicken dinner Sunday at tn
Overland IL o'clock and ais
from $50 in the evening.
Williams Bros. have all kind
OF rough lumber for sale at thei
mill 15 miles north Of Burns OF
the Canyon City road.
The Burns Hotel is the head
quarters for all when in town
Good table service, clean room
and accommodating attendants
Mrs. j. S. Phillips wishes a goot
place to work on ranch until Jun,
1916. Good recommend. Ad
dress Summit House. Burns. Ore
James Dillon and wife were il
the city during the week tn,
guests of relatives and friends
They are now ON his homestead
and will remain until he haI
made proof.
John Eichner was in towr
Monday assisting Mrs. l.. M
Hamilton in making proof on hel
desert. John laid in a supply Of
ammunition while here and vii
get some rabbit scalps.
Supt. Hamilton and wife were
in the city this week on LAND
business. They were accom-.
panied by Mrs. Humphrey Ward
an aunt of Mrs. Hamilton, who
formerly lived in this county but
has peen residing in Portland for
several years.
Frank Clerf was over from the
Alvord during the week on busi-
ness. Mr.. Clerf is going to take
two crates of China pheasants
which the Gun Club is having
brought in. He has an ideal
place for pfopagating these ex-
cellent game birds on his big
ranch where there is an abun-
dance Of feed and very little
snow during the winter.
r. j. McKinnon Sr. has been
enjoying a visit with a brother
whom he had not seen for so
years. The brother lives in Iowa
and they had last seen each other
in 1865. He came out to take in
the fair an San Francisco and
visited r. ]. on the way. This
is a long time to be separated
from relatives when they are no
farther apart than these brothers
have been. Uncle Bob" cer-
tainly enjoyed this visit.
Tonawama Theatre offers a
varied picture program tonight
that should appeal TO all. II con-
sists Of THE Blind Sculptor. in
two reels, The Rag Picker of
Paris" In three reels and a COM
edy entitled THE BASEBALL Bug"
This program was selected by the
management some time ago but
was not available until this time.
The pictures have been of excep-
Iional merit in this house for the
past several weeks and II is the
intention to continue showing
the worth while kind" right
along. "St. Elmo" is booked for
4 date in the very near future.
While this is old it is one Of the
appealing kind and one that will
meet with popular favor. Watch
For definite date next week.
Arthur p. Fenton. an attache
If the Indian service, was here
FOR few days this week look
ng after the estates Of deceased
Piutes. Mr.. Fenton formerly
resided in Oklahoma and has
iad some experience in oil fields
md from observations in this
section feels we have good pros
oects for oil. However. he says
ne would not advise anyone GO
ng in too deep unless they have
he experience and means to
AXE a chance. He states ii is
his opinion that 1t is not really
snown what has been struck
n the present well being sunk III
ie is reliably informed. He
Iays that oil will not come up |
through a big lot of water and
Until this has been cased off and
he proper test made one Is not
Iure.