The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-21


III wheat at Lunaburg Dalton q ca
I'LL J. B. Zimmerman was up fron
iii Hartman for a few days durin,
l|l the week.
I'LL Rolled barley. wheat and oatl
III Tor sale at market prices. w. A.
VII Goodman's feed yard.
lN A. 7. Raycraft expects to leave
iii next week for Washington points
to be absent some time.
IlN Mrs. Fred Clingan has gone to
I'LL Portland to make her selection of
I'LL fall and winter Millinery.
I'LL Chicken dinner Sunday at the
III Overland IL o'clock and also
from $50 in the evening.
II Andrew Folkestad and Dalla
II Turner were In Tuesday to assist
H Harry Beeler in making proof on
II his homestead.
II Williams Bros. have all kinds
OF rough lumber for sale at their
mill 10 miles north Of Burns on
the Canyon City road.
Mason Smith left Wednesday
on his return to Corvallis after a
short visit with his parents and
other relatives in this city.
The Burns Hotel is the head I
quarters for all when in town. /
Good table service, clean rooms |
and accommodating attendants. t
jeff and Frank Cawlfeld were !
over from their homes near Van y
wednesday to attend the funeral J
OF their brother d. A. Cawlield. =
Mrs. J. s. Phillips wishes a good v
place to work on ranch until June
1916. Good recommend. Adj
dress Summit House. Burns. Ore. :, :,
Mrs. L. N. Nelson, who has K
been i'll for some time. is again m
able to be about. She has recen- p,
tly moved from the residence she W
had occupied for several years to a.
the Win Gowan residence. fe
Henry Dalton took his depar. ho
ture Wednesday morning for HI
Portland, Corvallis and other
outside points to be absent an m
indefinite time. He is on his an ~ ~
lual vacation which lasts a month @
VIM. Hanley arrived homekin
Wednesday evening from Port. scr
and where he had been confined un,
or several weeks with an infect der
d foot caused by getting his toe |It
urt some time ago. He was ac- TO
ompanied up by Col. C. n. S. lik.
Wood who will spend few days rab
he guest of Mr.. Hanley while !.
nsticating. N
Mrs. +. +. Purington and nh.
aughter, Miss Helen, took their das
eparture Wednesday morning an
IRA visit to the fair at San Fran Ino' a
SEQ. They will spend a couple con, ~ss
weeks doing the fair and upon ren, -
eir return Miss Helen will stop cha
Eugene where she will again u,an
ke up her studies in the uniyer- ,',s;,
y for the coming year. rela, ,
"A magnificent production Of retu
g. Elmo" the great American scho
vel and successful play by Au- M,
sta j. Evans. will be seen in
'tures at Tonawama next Mon "
Y evening. There will be six . mvu''
lis and has been produced un- us .n,s'
AZ snecaesf,,I .;s.,,. 80 - '"e date
ople should not miss this real wac
ile L;,d - "oh sectiC
McKi
)on't worry about the rabbits, a nat
know another winter is COM husds
on and they've done about as ago n
ch damage this year as they been
. We're going to have more dauel
ps to feed what few get Other
'ugh the winter and we won't are M
IL so much. The more sage side.
''i Cleared away thisseasonthe Jap N
shelter for rabbits next year McKil
know, OF course if you are ~.
he rabbit raising business in W.T.
d OF farming it is better to oer co
G the sage brush. men
Of gr;
+. Smith. sheriff of Modoc this v
Ity, California, was in the portur
Thusday. He was after a the co
named McI.ane who is want and fu
that county on two charges. necess
accused Of stealing an auto Of thei
llso with contributing to the inc to
quency OF minor. The tion as
came through here from the TO take
In a Buick car and was ac. rais., ar
anied by young woman. Get thi