The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-25

! land on business.
THE BLACK BOX" mad
the biggest run Of any seria
story.
Price Pennick and wife wer
, over from their homestead durinj
the week.
Carrots lc., cabbage &c., beet
lc., turnips l c.. onions 3 c. n
Amos Oldfeld.
Pasture and all kinds of grair
and hay for sale. Phone or sec
Henry Vulgamore.
The handsome new residence
Of DR.. ]. w. Geary is nearing
completion.
L. Il. Purington was down
from the mill early this week to
meet Mrs. Purington on her re-
turn from the fair
We do your mending and sew
on buttons. without extra charge.
See the Steam Laundry about
your work.
Billy Carol was up from Cat
low during the week looking af-
ter business and greeting his
many friends.
First class potatoes 81 per 100,
Car lots delivered at Riverside,
Juntura and Brogan. Caldwell
Potato Growers.
Clyde Shaver arrived here this
week from the Willamette VAL
ley, making the trip over the
mountains by team.
Autos are getting thicker in
this section and so also is the
dust. The latter will continue
deeper until we have some rain.
The new system Of depart
mental teaching recently in
augurated by Principal Sutton in
the public school is proving a
success and very satisfactory.
VIM. Sterling. accountant for
the Hanley Companies. has been
elected a member of the Oregon
State Society of Certified Public
Accountants.
The Times-Herald man was
treated to some silver prunes
grown on the residence lot Of Lee
Caldwell in this city this week.
There was q fine lot of fruit
grown on this place this season.
There is considerable change
being made in the Masonic build
ing. besides the enlargement of
the lodge room on the second
floor the roof is being raised and
the ventilation improved.
Bids are advertised for the sale |
Of 81 different tracts of Indian
lands in this section. The bids
are to be opened on Nov. Is.
Those interested may secure de-
scriptions Of the tracts, together
with other information by appli-
cation to the Roseburg Indian
office or by seeing VIM. Fare at
The u. s. land Office in this city.
Some of this land is of the best
N the Valley and the appraise-
nent is reasonable.
Clyde Embree was up from his
Sunset farm the fore part of this
week with load Of Harney Val
ey grown watermelons. The
'orce at this Office invested in
hree and found them very luci-
'us and OF particular fine flavor.
Ne were lucky for only a short
ime after Clyde had left the
'fiice his team took q notion to
un away and they did the thing
Ip proper. scattering melons
long the street for some distance
nd finally were stopped by but
ing into a high board fence at
he Horton lumber yard which
nds ON a blind street.
The report comes from Port
and that a consultation of lead
ng physician had diagnosed a :
ase Of big jaw was the trouble I
Nth Nicholas Robinson. Nick !
ad what was considered an alb !
cess ON the face when he came
4 from the ranch after vacation !
nd later went to Portland in
with his brother Dewey
here they are attending school !
mis- winter. A physician was
allied to treat Nick and he was
omewhat puzzled and asked \
ther medical men in to consult ]
'ith him. This is a disease not ;
among cattle throuh- Il