The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-22

Restaurant IN this city
Burbank Clay was up from Crane
yesterday.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and her dau-
ghters were In town Tuesday. 81
For sale---4O acres adjoining
Burns. See j. j. DoDegan.
II. ]. Williams was among our
visitors from Silver Creek during the
week
For Sale--Complete well drilling
outfit. For particulars inquire of
Geo. Cobb. Burns, Oregon.
Seth Dixon, retired stockman Of
Crook County, was IN this city for a
short visit during the week.
Deep grief aud enduring pride en-
ter American homes with the casual
! " lists
Mrs. w. Il. Huston returned home
recently from visit with relatives
and friends In Boise and Weiser.
Mrs. j, l.. Gault expects to leave
the first of next week for Portland
to visit for a short time and take
rest.
DO not forget that War Savings
Stamps are not for the children only.
Most OF the squandering IL done by
the grown-ups.
There Is meeting OF the farmers
and stockmen at the Commercial Club
this afternoon TO dicuss mutual bene-
ficial subjects.
When you buy War Savings Stamps
YOU do not give your money. you loan
II at per cent. compounded quarter
ly. You help your Government, but
you help yourself even more.
Sam Mothershead was elected
director In the Burns school district
at the annual election held Monday
and w. +. Huston Clerk. Both sue
ceed themselves.
Notice: All persons knowing them
selves indebted TO I. Schwartz, are
requested TO settle their accounts |
before June LIST. On that date all |
unpaid accounts will be given TO a
collector.
Roy Moullen IS carrying one eye
in sling. He got something IN It the |
other day and Il become inflamed TO I
such an extent that he found II neces-
sary 10 cover II to protect it from
the light.
w. II. Morrison was seen on the /
street this morning and said we were
a little partial with our rain as II
failed to reach his place. He may get
some -of Il that's coming this after
noon.
c. +. Tulloch was over from Cat
low the other day making proof on
his land. He was assisted by w. X.
Byram who stated that Tulloch had
prayed for another rain and Il ar
rived but was so little that II did no
good
Joe Martin. an uncle OF Archie Nc
Gowan, formerly resident OF this
section. was here for n short visit the
other day while en- route through In
with his son Louis. Mrs
Savidge OF Crane. Is a daughter TO
Mr.. Martin.
j. W. Biggs and Water Master
Foley returned Saturday night from
a trip TO the southern part of the
county. the former on business in
with his land and stock
interests In that vicinity. the latter
on official duties In connection with
the use OF water.
Estrayed-Two sorreil geldings,
one branded G N on left shoulder, the
other o on right shoulder, the latter
with one eye out, collar marked and
weight about 1900 lbs. Both are gen.
tie aged horses. A suitable reward
will be given for their recovery or for
information leading TO their being
found. Address w. f. stratton, care
Purington sawmill, Burns. Oregon.
Dot Davis and family came over
from Riverside Wednesday after the
sheep shearing plant had closed
down. After short visit with home
folks they left Friday morning in a
Ford car for Idaho points where they
win join Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe and the
men folks viii continue to shear un-
I'll the close of the season. They ex-