The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-07

Hill ota Jaw oOiht kObN Nv
II shirts at 3 for 81. .00--l. Schwart;
II All kinds Of grain includin
\ wheat at Lunaburg Dalton e. CC
II Mrs. r. r. Sitz came up fror
her home near Lawen Tuesday
i driving her Ford car.
Il Chicken dinner Sunday at tn
Overland IL o'clock and ais
from $3.50 in the evening.
Williams Bros. have all kind
of rough lumber for sale at thei
mill Is miles north Of Burns OF
the Canyon City road.
C. A. Haines and family re
turned home last Friday evening
from a visit to the fair at Sar
Francisco.
Mrs. Bert Bower underwent @
severe and extensive operation
last Monday at the hands Of Drs.
Griffith and Saurman. The lady
is reported recovering rapidly.
j. +. Mahon, J. X. Jenkins
and c. r. Peterson were in the
city this week to attend a meet
ing Of the directors of the Jun
tura-Burns Telephone & Tele-
graph Co.
Rev. Father Roman, who has
been assistant to Father Klein in
the Catholic church in this place
for several years, took his depar-
ture Thursday for Portland where
he had been transferred. His
many friends here wish him sue
cess in his new field of labor.
G. C. Powell, one of the editors
and publishers of the Baker Ev-
ening Herald, was a pleasant
caller at this office last Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Powell was
making a tour of the interior in |
company with Mr.. Dalzell, fac
tory Inspector This was his
first trip to this county and Mr.. |
Powell was most favorably i'm
pressed.
The Times-Herald force has \
been enjoying most beautiful
boquet of hardy carnations
brought us by Mrs. w. NJ. Stew
art last Saturday afternoon.
These flowers grew at her home
IN Poison Creek right out in the
yard, showing their resistance
If the cold by standing the win
er weather without covering of
my kind. They are very frag-
ant and pretty.
Miss Leila Egll arrived home1l
Wednesday evening from her i
'isit to the fair at San Francisco. 8
The young lady states she had a Y
Dvely time and would liked to
ave stayed longer but had to re- >
urn to take up her duties as OPP :
rator at the Union Telephone & !,
telegraph Co. Office. She ac- h
ompanied Harry Smith and his !,
arty out but returned by train =
Portland where she visited for :,
short time before coming on in ;, =
y way of Bend. y
Frank Swearlngen brought in o.
)me excellent grain from his t
enchland homestead the other fl
ny. There is some Turkey Red "
nd Little Club wheat and some 81
arley that have heen grown b,
ithout drop Of irrigation on pI
le hill where he was told moth, 81
81 would grow, He reports e!
BOD crops of the oerials, but had W
ID about 20 acres to the rabbits. Il
e also gave US turnip that Ig'
I'd been grown on the same SC
u that is good size, firm and In
Iery way satisfactory. c,
c. A. Korten and wife spent a hi
w days in this city during the to
eek while Mr.. Korten looked yc
ter his interests in the adjudi- W
tion proceedings on the water 10
yhts of Silyies River, Mr.. Kor- tn
n owns valuable section Of tn
nd near the experiment station, &c
low as tho Shaw place. They tn
ade the trip from their home In On
iicago to this place in a Ford OF
r and had but one puncture to-
d one blowout on the entire wi
Ip, They went from here to tn
n Francisco to take in the fair tn
d will return home over an th
her route. This is Mrs. Kor- We
MS first visit for many years ev
d she was delighted to sec the ae
osrass and development Of the tn,
lntry since her former visit. va