The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-09-07
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p. s. Weitenhiller was registered
from Crane the other day.
Scott Hayes was up Sunday bring
ing his son up to enter high school.
Farm Loans on Irrigated ranches
-Harney County Abstract Co.
Born.--sunday sept.1, to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Choat. son.
otus siseni6fe was a budfness vis-
itor during the latter part of this
week. a.. yin.'a
In the future as In the past, II will
be our aim to serve you.-Harney
County Abstract Co.
Mrs. Dan varien has gone TO Cali
fornia to visit for time. She left
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Huffman
were among our visitors from the
southern part of the county during
the week.
Miss Lulu Hayes was In the city
the fore part of this week The
young lady informs The Times-Her-
aid that she will teach this year.
THE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
800. 900. "rHE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR 9 q . . SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
T. q. Howser and his son Darrell
were over from Ontario during the
past week on short visit and to
spend few days In the mountains
before the opening of school.
Miss Agnes Foley took her depar-
ture yesterday morning for Seattle
whore she goes to resume hen" studies
In the Holy Names Academy for the
coming year,
Hugh Tudor was abusiness yisi-
tor from the STEMS Mountain counY
try yesterday. He states his sheep
are doing very we'll considering the
dry season.
w, X. Byram. c. a. Moore and Roy
Kiphart were among our visitors
from Catlow Valley during the first
of this week. MIR. Moore was here
to make proof on his land and the
other two gentleman we're his wit
nesses.
J, n. Jensen. Ralph Weaver and
Sam Timbrell were all up. from
Crane Monday to meet with the exec |
dtive committee of the Fourth Liber- |
~ Loan and TO take up the details OF |
the coming drive with j. ID. Zurcher. !
special representative from headquar-
ters.
Mrs. j. T.. Sizemore and her chill |
dren came In Sunday TO be In readi- |
ness for school. but Virgil found II |
necessary after registering to return |
to the ranch for a short time TO as
sist MIR, Sizemore In putting up the
balance OF the crops before entering |
school for the winter
j. G. Beatty was In from his Trout
Creek home this week. having ac-
HIS two sons over to enter
the high school. Both are now To-
Gated and doing fine WITH their
school mates. These boys are Har-
ney county products that have re-
sided In the big outdoors all their
lives and are the kind OF boys that |
make good with their fellows wher-
ever they are put.
Some friends were kind enough TO |
stake out buck deer for the benefit
of Sam Mothershead aud Chas. M.
Faulkner tat least that's the story 1
being told but II appears even then
hey couldn't get up the courage to
shoot II. At any rate these two fell
ows had been camped In the moun-
la'ns for two days looking for a deer
when Chas. Rohn came up and within
30 minutes from the time he struck
he camp he had bagged the buck.
J. Il. Balcomb. the civil engineer,
vas In town the fore part OF this
week. He informed The Times Her
I'D that he had been engaged In war
work In connection with marine
irawing and harbor protection more
'r less for some little time past, do
ng the work at his home but had re-
emily received summons to appear
N Portland. He doesn't know what