The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-22
Ground feed at Hagey's.
Read "The Trey O'Hearts"
and see It pictured at Tonawama.

Ill Bundles for the Steam Launt
III ry can be left at the Capital an
III and Star barber shops.
III Finest alfalfa, timothy and re
H top hay baled may he had at tn
H Goodman feed barn is south Burn
i r. ID. Cooper, the civil eng
H neer, who has been on the home
H stead over on Silver Creek fo
H the past year, was a visitor yes
H terday.
II We have car of barbed wir
/ to arrive about June / and cal
h fill your orders at that time
Railroad prices with freight add
ed. N. Brown d Sons.
Mrs. Harry Golden has been il
the past week with her it'll,
daughter for medical treatment
The little girl had an infection OF
the scalp from falling on a nail.
Mrs. Ollie Darsey has taken
charge of the Overland hotel and
is ready to cater to the wants of
the public. Special rates to re-
gular boarders by the week.
Have your coupon tickets with
you at the Welcome Pharmacy
Saturday at 3 o'clock. The alu-
minum prize will be awarded to
the number nearest the one
drawn.
George Homer, who has a fine
tract of land east of the city,
took his departure yesterday
morning for his old home at
Laurens, Iowa, where he goes to
take charge of a barber shop.
Lou Bradfeld's famous thor
oughbred stallion. Bonus Ress
will stand this season at the II.
Allen Jones farm near Burns.
Terms $3.50 to insure. mares
pastured if desired.
Judge Levens and Commits
sioners Balm and Robins accom-.
panied Road Master Faulkner to
several points in the county dur
ing the week to look over road
work and view some proposed
roads.
One Of the pleasant social af-
fairs Of the week was n farewell
given by the Rebekah Lodge last
Wednesday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Pearl Fisk. who expects to
take her departure soon for Cali
fornia for an indefinite stay
Miss Lita Swearingen, one Of
the teachers of the public school, |
took her departure Wednesday |
by the way of Bend for Califor-
MIA where she will spend the va
cation period Her home is in
that state and she will visit |
there, besides spending consid-
cradle time at the big fair in
San Francisco.
We will hold an inspection for
horse in Burns shortly after June
/. Get your harness horses and |
saddle horses ready. mares and
geldings. ages from 8 to 10,
height from 10 to l6-l. Must be
serviceably sound and no mares
in foal will be accepted. Prices
800 for saddle horses; $l20 for
harness horses. Can take but 5
per cent dark iron grays in har-
ness class only. Definite date
and particulars later. Hayes &
Trowbridge, John Day. Oregon.
Miss Myra King, who is now
one of the main spokes at the
Enterprise office in Vale, but
who formerly occupied like
position in the Office of this great
religious weekly, came in We'd
nesday night to be present at the
annual meeting Of the alumni Of
the Harvey county high school.
Of which institution she is a
and incidentally to see
her many relatives and friends.
The young lady will remain for
only a few days at present but
may return here for her vacation.
Notice is hereby given that all
parties knowing themselves to be
to me have been notified
10 settle up either by cash or ne.
gotiable note. Those who failed
% take advantage of this call will
now find their account in the \
hands of a competent attorney for
collection. | am un-
lble to run about and see each
Individual and this proceeding is
ny only redress. | must have