The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-05

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
800, 900. 1.-THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR 8 q . . SAFE.
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
l.. l.. Noonchester has gone e
Portland on business. lie was ac
companied by his llttlo son Howard
who will enter school there and be
cared for.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk were In
from their home near Egli for few
days this week visiting friends. This
is their first trip TO town since their
wedding which took place recently
/, Good milch COW, fresh in March.
two mares both foal In March, ono
SOW, 30 hens, room house finish
! ed inside and out and two lots for
sale.---Fred Goyt.
Sam Buckley is home from n two
weeks visit to Boise. Caldwell and
other outside points. Sam said he
had seen some mighty good alfalfa
and corn country on his trip.
A son OF Mrs. Joe Lupton of Sage
Hen came to town this morning 10
hsve Dr. Smith dress q wound in
his leg caused by q pistol shet. The
young msh was cleaning . pistol
when II vas discharged accidebt-
ally, the ball penetrating his leg
making a flesh wound. II is not con-
sidersd serious.
War savings stamps make II pos
rible for every citizen OF this coun-
try. every man. woman and child
within our borders, TO do SOME
THING to aid their government In
her great need. viii you do YOUR
share?
l.. N. Merritt has returned from a
trip TO Vale where he had been on
business connected with the Inter
Mountain Tel. G. Tel. Co. Mr.. Merritt
Is assistant manager and has been
crease its efficiency and now II will
care for twice the business It did
formerly.
L. hAr
TO announce that the next meeting OF
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will be
held at the home OF Mrs. J. NJ Dal-
ton on Wednesday, Jan. 8. The ell
ection OF officers for the coming year
will come up at this meeting and II
Is urged that all members be in at
tendance.
The mean temperature for the
the Experiment Station was 81 de-
month OF December as recorded at
grees above zero This is remark
able record and one that has never
been duplicated since the record has
been kept of the weather In this ter
ritory. Last month was warmer than
either October or November. II
hasn't frozen any to speak of and II
is feared the mildness will be detri-
mental TO the trees and shrubs as
they are all budding.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Bunyard were
down from Harney Wednesday and
this office acknowledges a pleasant
visit with these old pioneer people.
The Bunyards were among the first
people to come to this section and
have since made their home on Cow
Creek where they owned fine farm
They disposed OF the farm recently
to Ira Mahon and have moved to
flarney to spend the winter among
deserve a rest and The Times Herald
wishes them many years of content
ment In their reclining time OF life
h' Nhp
ed by Rev. w. L. Wilson to inspect
his work at the Baptist church last
Wednesday. He was agreeably sur
prised upon entering the edifice to
find IL newly papered and painted
II Is improved nicely. Rev. Wilson
informed the writer that he had
rendered his resignation as pastor of
the church to take effect the last of
this month when he and the family
would go to Portland. He has not
decided as to his future work, but
will likely enter one of the vacancies
either In Portland or the Willamette
Valley.
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