The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-11-27
Roller skating at Tonawama

III W. 7. VanderVere was over
from his Pine Creek home yester.
II day.
II Stockman look forward to Q
long period Of feeding during
the coming winter.
Several high school students
went to their country homes to
spend Thanksgiving vacation.
The new -four made BY the
Burns Milling Co. from this years
wheat Is every sack guaranteed.
Try II.
There will be a meeting of the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid at the
home Of Mrs. Gemberling next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Miller will take orders
for the Palmer Garment CO., Of
Chicago. Sample book now on
hand at the Schwartz store.
Clarence Cary and family and
his mother, Mrs. David Cary
came over from Crane Creek yes
terday and are guests of'relatives
and friends in this city.
Between four and six inches
of snow greeted the people of
this section on Thanksgiving
morning. A chinook has reduc-
ed the depth Of the white cover
ing very materially. however.
Pat Cecil and wife were guests
OF relatives and friends in this
city over Thanksgiving. Mrs.
Cecil is former Portland lady
and met many Of the sbciety peo-
pie of this place while here.
Good bread and pastry is as
sured when the new flour from
new wheat made by the Burns
Milling Co. is used. Get it from
your merchant. the mill, or Hous-
ton. the Secretary.
Rear in mind the concert nj
Tonawama on Thursday evening.
Dec. 8 when the famous baritone.
H. G. Whipp. comes from Port
land to sing for the people of |
this vicinity.
Estrayed One BAY horse about
IL or II years old came to my
place about year ago. branded
with ] and lazy J or lazy 6 under
on left shoulder. weight about
1850. and saddle marked. Owner
prove property. pay all charges
and take animal. j. +. Mahon.
princeton, oregon.
President Davidson Of the Col
onization Co. came in Thursday
evening in company with Frank
johnson and after q short stay in
Burns went on out TO Riverside
where he took the train this
morning for the east. Mr.. Dav-
idson had a conference with the
railroad committee while here
and made them know he was
with this town for quick action
in securing transportation to this
section.
Reward About Nov. Z, l9l
head Of cattle were lost from
near Buchanan; Is head branded
LII a. reversed and part Of Id 2
On right hip, crop off right ear c
and waffle on right side of neck; Q
one COW branded N on left hip;
,ne branded J bar J and 40 on
tight hip and side; one young
.ow branded 40 on right hip and 8
,ne COW branded NE connected
IN left hip and o on left side. n
lehorned and small bell on her. a
Suitable reward will be paid for
Information leading TO their re- d,
,overy. = Mrs. M. Hilton. Buch- =
man. Oregon.
''The Million Dollar Mystery"
It Tonawama every Wednesday
light until the serial is complet-
ID. This is one of the most popu-
ar picture serials ever produced
nd during its run last year at Il
racted more attention than all Ii
he other serials. II will be CIV o,
n in double installments at Ton n,
wanna. thus being completed n
,ithin less than half the usual b.
ime. Four reels each night with st
n additional comedy five reel fo
rogram for 10 and 10 cents adj sa
lission. The new machine is :.
well. although the old NJ.
Inns of the serial story are not MI
! good shape. IN
John Gilcrest. former superin- MI
.ndent OF the L. L. S. Co. In I'LL