The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-13
Lady waiter wanted at the Star
Restaurant in this city.


up from Lawen yesterday
This warm weather makes every
body want 70 90 off and fish or camp
in the shade but the hay must be har-
veted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schad took their de-
parture yesterday morning for Bend
where Mr.. schad is going to take up
work in q drug store,
M. A. spicer Is home from an ex-
tended visit TO outside points during
which he Visited several places of
interest IN the northwest.
For Sale--H Horses. saddle and work
animals. also Jersey COW and calf and
Jersey heifors,. at bedrock prices
Mrs. E. ]. Newell, Narrows, Oregon.
james i. Weston will sell season
tickets good for the remainder OF the
season for bathing privileges at his
plunge at the Warm Springs for SIS
each.
II is hoped that the matter of an
irrigation district may soon be
brought TO realization. We need
the irrigation and II this IN the pro-
per method OF getting II lets get busy.
wANTED:-Man and wife for
responsible position on large cattle
ranch. Must have had previous ex-
perience and able to give references.
A good place for the right parties.
Inquire of The Times Herald.
Found--A 22-calibre Winchester
rifle, in the sage brush back of the
public school building. Owner may
have same by coming to this office,
proving the property and paying for
this notice.
Mrs. Archie MCGOWAN returned
home the other day In company with
MIR. and Mrs. Nollie Reed. She had
been visiting outside points for n few
weeks. Mrs. MCGOWAN was quite III
for a short time recently but has re-
covered.
Miss Elizabeth Middleton. one OF
our successful school teachers and
who owns land In rne vicinity OF Sad
die Butte. is enjoying a visit from
her brother. DR.. g. w. Middleton. of
Utah. Or. Middleton is accompanied
by his wife. They were visitors 10
our city during the week.
Clarence Drinkwater was over from
Drewsey during the week on business. |
He recently purchased the mercan-
tile stock of the Drewsey Mercantile |
Co.. owned by Walton Brown and !
his mother. Waltons being called to |
war was responsible for the sale. II |
will be consolidated with the stock |
Of the Porter-Sitz Co., OF which
Clarence Is the manager.
Estrayed--Two sorrell geldings,
one branded c 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.
lie aged horses. A suitable reward
will be given for their recovery or for
Information leading to their being
found. Address w. 4. Stratton, care
Purington Sawmili. Burns. Oregon.
Joe Lamb was over from Drewsey
his week greeting his old time
friends. Joe is one OF the pioneer !,
'tockmen OF this country and says
his Is year similar to 1889 and 80,
when II was so very dry and the
hard winter. He lost practically all
nis stock that year and says he could
not be mistaken about the time. Mr..
Lamb is an optimist. however. and
,ays he has made several stakes
since that time and lost them and
,ould do II again. which his present
prove.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. G. Smith and their
son Curtis and wife. arrived home
Tuesday from an extended visit to
heir former home in California.
Chip had to go right to work cutting
neat at the market as the meat cutter
had quit. Curtis Jared better as he
'ound his hay all down and I'm shock
because of an invasion of grasshop-
pers. He had expected to be home In
line TO assist In the harvesting of
The crop. Chip informs the news
paper man that they had fine trip
and a most enjoyable visit with old
time friends and relative,
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS