The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-03-06
Additional L5eSis,

Chas. Davis was in town this
week.
Have your picture taken at the
Sayer Studio.
Blue Prints. Inland Empire
Realty Co., Burns, Oregon.
Alva Springer was up from his
home near the lake this week.
Bundles for the Steam Laund-
ry can be left at the Capital and
and Star barber shops.
Harley Hotchkiss is reported
suffering from pneumonia at the
family home in this city.
Earl Dillman and wife were
guests Of friends and relatives
in this city during the week.
Chester Keown made proof on
his homestead this week and
Chas. Dillman was in to assist
him.
A. H. Curry is in the city from
Hartman. He states N. p. Biddle
has lost some more stock from
rabies.
Usual picture program at Ton
awama tomorrow night. One Of
o. Henry's stories dramatized in
three reels and n comedy.
We do your mending and sew
on buttons. without extra charge.
See the Steam Laundry about
your work.
For rent 200 acres, 80 on fiat
and under irrigation balance
grazing. near Burns, good house,
barn etc. Inquire at this office.
Dot Davis made a business trip
to Harney this week and upon
his return reports that number
of mad dogs have been killed in
that vicinity recently.
Prof. Sutton of the public
school has announced that the
school time will be advanced Is
minutes next Monday morning.
This is done to conform to the
general time kept around town
and parents are asked to advance
their time to correspond with
this and have the children ready
early Monday morning.
II. J. Jokisch was in the city
the fore part Of this week and
told The Times Herald he looks
forward to very successful crop
season. He has completed an
adequate irrigation system at his
place with the water already fill
ing in the reservoir. His bitches
are all completed and he feels
confident of n good harvest.
Jap McKinnon had the misfor-
tune to lose his home out on Poi
son creek by fire night before
last, the contents being destroyed
with the exception of one bed.
The family has been living in
town this winter but on that
night Albert and his wife went
to the farm to spend the night
and ii seems the fire started after
they retired. 1t is a total loss as
there was no insurance. Jap
says he has another shack on the
ranch that will do him until he
can get around to build a new
house.
One gentleman who attended
the last installment Of THE Trey
O'Hearts" at Tonawama. stated
he had witnessed the series in
one of the theatres of the east.
He says it is one Of the most
popular serial picture stories ever
produced. every installment be-
ing of interest regardless Of
whether the preceding one had
been seen or not. A lady who
a portion Of this story
n Seattle says il drew the big
rest houses Of anything ever put
m the serene there. People of
his vicinity may keep up with
he story by reading it in The
rimes-Herald therefore any in
Itallment of pictures they see are
lirectly connected with the last
chapters read, besides SO far a
ynopsis Of what has been In the
ormer pictures has been thrown
N the serene. The third episode I
4 this wonderful production will
'e seen Wednesday night. This
will show a thrilling !
Ire scene on a fishing boat in a
which Allan Law nearly loses his 3
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