The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-08-17
ID. A. Brakeman was a business
visitor during the week.

In the future as In the past, II will
be our aim to serve you Harvey
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The alive-to-the-times parent gives
his son a college education. Mt An
l gel College, st. Benedict, Ore.
County Surveyor Nicholson was a
business visitor to our city from
Crane the fore part OF this week.
c. u. Ausmus was in town the
other day. He is recovering rapidly
from his recent operation and says
he's good for many years yet.
MIR. Newton who had charge of the
school at Riverside last year, was In
town this week. He states he will
teach there again the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller were in
town the first of this week. MIR.
Miller is one of the foremen of the
p. l.. s.. Co., having charge OF the
stOch III tHtb county.
Capt. A. w. Gowan left Wednes-
day evening for Crane where he took
the train the following morning for
Portland to attend the National En-
campment OF the g. A. Il.
A tan coat was picked upon the
Canyon road the fore part of this
week. owner may have same by
calling at this office and paying for
this notice.
Deputy Sheriff Randall and Dis
trict Attorney Allen Biggs went to
the Grain Camp Thursday evening TO
investigate an alleged insane man.
They did not bring anyone back with
them and II evidently was a mistake.
WANTED:-Mana and wife for
responsible position on large cattle
ranch. Must have had previous ex-
perlence and able to give references
A good place for the right parties
Inquire OF The Times Herald.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Ingram and
c. A. Bedell came up from Denio
the first OF this week. Mr.. Bedell
is now residing in Winnemucca and
came up on some business. he having
property In this city.
Henry Eichner and family took
their departure yesterday morning
on the Wray stage for Portland
whore Mr.. Eichner is employed IN the
ship yards and where the children
will attend school the coming year.
Mrs. Ciaud Brown and .her chill
dren arrived home last Saturday ev-
ening from visit to her mother.
Mrs. Grant Story In Idaho. Mrs.
Brown says there Is very little fruit
In that section this season..
Miss Beatrice Hotchkiss took her
departure yesterday morning for
Portland where she will enter :. hos
pital to become trained nurse. The
many friends OF this young lady are
sure of her final success in this pro-
fession.
Miss Jocelyn Burke took her de-
parture Monday for her home In
Portland after a visit OF several
weeks with friends In this vicinity.
The young lady hopes to return to
Burns next summer for portion OF
here.
Mrs. Jennie upson and her daugh-
ter. Miss Juanita. came over from
Drewsey last Saturday In company
with Ed. Stallard. Miss Upson is one
OF the applicants for the nurse course
offered by the government and was
here 70 submit herself for examina-
tiop preliminary to being accepted.
The Times Herald received instruc-
tions from the postal service TO |
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several OF the boys serving In the ar
my from Camp Lewis to American
Expeditionary Forces In France.
Among the Harney County boys In
the contingent are Buck Miller, Had
den Elliott and Roy Clark. These
three boys are In the same battalion.
Fred Otley was In town Tuesday
and says he Is liable to lose about all
his family in war work. His son Char
les Is going to go out at once for ar
my duty and Dick contemplates dis
posing OF his stock and offering his
services either this fall or next
spring, and his daughter, Miss Anna,
has offered herself as candidate
for the nurses training course to the