The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-07
wilson's creamery putter at

Hagey's.
Have your picture taken at tn,
Sayer Studio.
Mrs. Ira Mahon was in tn,
city yesterday.
Harvester whips at J. c, Wei
, come e. Sons.
Cabbage by the pound or 10C
pounds-Amos Oldheld.
The Burns Hotel is the head
quarters for all when in town.
Good table service, clean rooms
and accommodating attendants.
! We do your mending and sew
on buttons, without extra charge.
See the Steam Laundry about
your work.
Curtis Smith and wife and
Miss Hazel Cozad have gone to
Grant county on a vacation visit.
They made the trip in his new
Studebaker.
Miss Agnes Stirling came up
from Portland last Wednesday
to visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Stirling Of the
Belle A, for "a time. The young
lady is employed in Portland as a
stenographer.
Charles Boswell, a business
man Of Vale. was in the city this
week. Mr.. Boswell was contrac-
tor Of the mail route between
this point and Ontario many
years ago and found several old
time friends here to greet him
and swap lies.
John Templeton, a son-in-law
of the late Till Glaze. who has
been a business man and resident
of Prineville for many years,
spent a few days in the city this
week looking after his interests
in the water cases. He was ac-
,ompanied over by Miss Maggie
Glaze who had a very pleasant
visit with her many friends in
his vicinity.
Married Monday, July 26, at
he Catholic parsonage in this
:ity, Ray Dunsmore and Miss |
Nary Fischer, Rev. Father
ilein performing the ceremony.
his was such a quiet affair that
he Times-Herald did not learn :
f it until after our paper had a
one to press. We have known 0
9th these young people for sew ?
raj years and has strong re- :
ard for them and even though :,
is late we wish them every N
ood thing possible during their 81
'edded life. &C
Game Warden Triska has pl
'mmunication from Gene Simp- &C
IN of the State Game Farm in u
which he says he has a nun, ~ ~
er of China Pheasanta that he .,
ants the boys out here to have an
Id arrangements are being sa
ade for the shipment. The
leasants secured by the Rod & u' ~
un Club heretofore and turned tie
the game preserve adjoining go
wn and up the river, are doing Go
le and there is no question but en-
hat they will do well in this ~ "a
ction. Mr., Triska asks the
'ys to be careful about shooting A.
leasants by mistaking them for
ge hen. In fact there is no -
cuse for such a mistake and it M
ould be pity to Interfere with
C propagation OF these fine No
me birds that have been a q,
urce Of expense to local boys. ~
N a., est
Rev. VIM. Baird, Presbyterian SS SSf
nday School Missionary, who {
3 been coming into this terri AAaI
~ at intervals for the past few
ars, came over from Juntura
and has gone to Cat NJ
v Valley and other points in
, interior. Mr., Baird states No,
1t one OF the Twohys. Engi- ,tas sss
er Young, who is charge of Sec, Sect
} construction work of the Of sff /
egon q Eastern. and some Ssi" Ssi'
Ter men. evidently sab-eontrac- nc e.
s, were on the same train nes %
tn him up from Ontario and S'''
1t he heard Mr.. Young say -
re would he load Of rails out
It day and one car of rails N
uld continue to be shipped out "
'ry day to the front where =
i've operations are begun on
extension of the line in to this