The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-08-31

For sale--40 acres adjoining
Burns. See J. J, Donegan.
Ira Mahon was in town the other
day.
Farm Loans on Irrigated ranches
-Harney County Abstract Co.
In the future as in the past, II will
be our aim to serve Harney
County Abstract Co.
X. J. williams and his son Lester
were among our visitors from Silver
Creek during the week.
Henry Dalton and family are home
from their camping trip in the noun
tains. Henry landed deer.
Where others fail, college man
succeeds. Mt. Angel College. St.
Benedict, Ore.
Carroll Cecil and his son-in-law.
Mr.. McArtey, we're In from Silver
Creek during the fore part OF this
week.
For thorough business. high school
and college courses send your boy
to Mt Angel College. ST. Benedict,
Ore.
Mrs. Il. ]. Catlow left this morning
on the Wray Stage for Bend where
the family will make their home In
the future.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR g q o SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
+. II. Swope, assistant In the law
office OF J. w. Biggs. left for Port
land this morning for a vacation and
upon his return he Will be accompan-
led by his family.
II. j. Sizemore was In town yester-
day bringing In some things from
the ranch for the folks who will come
In tomorrow for the winter. They
VIII occupy the residence property
recently purchased by Mr.. sizemore.
Dyke Jameson arrived home last
night from Portland whore he had
been TO take in the q. A. II. cncamp-
mont. He stopped in Bend for q time
to visit his daughter. Mrs. II. NJ. IIor-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Gault and son
Lester arrived home last night from
their vacation visit to outside points.
hrs. Gauit had been away for several
weeks, Mr. Gault and Lester going
out the first OF this month to Join
her,
Henry jennings was In town yes-
terady and told the writer that he
was going to lose HIS post office as
no one In Harvey would take Il.
therefore II is to be discontinued
This is an Inconvenience to many
people in that vicinity and Il Is hon |
cd 1t may be re-instated soon.
Chas. Newell. one OF the few civil |
war veterans. OF this vicinity IN (
lust back from the encampment
meeting at Portland. He reports a
'ine time among the boys" MIR. l
Newell did not go over to Idaho with
Mrs. Newell, but remained here to
ook after their interests.
Mrs. Eloise Roderick. who IN to
axe charge OF the Commercial De-
'artment: Miss Jennie Huggins. u, II
u o. instructor In English and Latin:
Hiss Helen Norris. OF Denver. who
= to take up the work OF music and
Irt In the high school and grades, II
ave all arrived IN readiness for the
opening OF the scools.
M. Saunders, the sheep man who
low owns the Parker ranch in the
Warm Springs country. is over from
.akeyiew looking after his business
interests. Mr.. Saunders has his
heep over In Lake county where he
az more range and hay.
Mrs. James hampshire. gave
heatre party and dance to the young
riends OF her daughter. Miss Gwen
olen, last Wednesday night. There
'ere twenty guests to occupy the
'oge seats at the Liberty to witness
he production OF "IIis Fathers Son"
blowing which the young people H
'ere escorted TO the hampshire home
here they enjoyed dancing and H
amos until IA late hour. Light re-
'eshments were served, All report \
delightful time and MIRA Iamnahira n