The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-02

Born Sunday. Feb, ~, 10 MT,
and Mrs. Leland Fry, a son.
Schools are reporting the sales of
Thrift Stamps increasing.
The Times Herald learned this
week that Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ben
nett are the proud parents OF a son
born on Feb. 15.
j. II. Anderson was In town yes
terday but the writer didn't get
close enough to have a talk with
him.
A recent letter states that DR.. and
Mrs. Carl Griffith are at Redlands
and the doctors health is much inn
proved
Harrison Hoskins. one OF the sub
stantial wool growers of this coun-
try, was business visitor to our city
the fore part OF the week.
w. l.. Best has been In this vici-
nifty for the past several days buy
ing cattle and states he has secured
quite few.
Born--Feb. 20, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor Simmons. at Ontario, a son.
Mrs. Simmons was formerly Martha
Sagers and IL a sister 10 Mrs. Ed.
Springer.
Ladies':
The Fashion Book and samples
from Victor Tailoring Co., have ar
rived. will be pleased to show you
the line any time.
Satisfaction always guaranteed.
AURA CLINGAN. Rep.
Geo. w. Raycraft was In town
Wednesday looking after some busi-
ness affairs. He was kept busy
greeting his many old time friends
as he has been sticking close to the
farm for some time and not a fire.
quent visitor.
G. NJ. Faulkner has recently pur-
chased some stock In the Harney
| County Abstract Co.. and is now ac-
lively engaged In looking after the
affairs OF the concern. He IL cap
able man and will prove efficient In
this particular work because OF his
training for such.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Harris were
up from their home near Narrows
on Tuesday looking after some bust
ness affairs and visiting. They we're
accompanied by Mrs. Judd Wise who
recently came over from the Home
Creek ranch In Catlow 10 remain for
visit with her father. A, Mckenzie. |
and other relatives for a short time. !
Out of town taxpayers who
desire us to pay their taxes will
please send us the tax collectors
statement of the amount due,
together with instructions for
payment of the same. HAIR
NEY COUNTY NATIONAL |
BANK of BURNS.
The Times Herald learns that
"Grandma" Hayes. who. has the dis
tinction OF being the Oldest pioneer
In Harney County. and holds the
title OF Mother OF the Harney Coun-
ty Pioneer Association" Is one OF the
energetic knitters for the soldier
boys. at Lawen. The respected lady
is using the same needles she used
to knit socks for the boys in the
Civil War.
Gus Zoglmann and the Williams
boys brought over a band OF some
1900 head OF sheep from Silver
Creek the latter part OF this week |
and took them to the John Eberle !
place to feed. They had wintered |
out on the range until that time but
Gus says they are too valuable to be
made to hustle all winter and 30 will
feed them alfalfa until the grass Is
good.
The announcement OF Tom S.
sprague as candidate for Sheriff
appears in this issue. Tom is the
first man to make an announcement
this election and shows his good
judgment In getting into the field
early and give the voters an oppor-
tunity to investigate his fitness and
character. He was deputy In the
Sheriffs office for term OF years
and has proven himself He's
good man and would make good
officer