The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-12-07
cd Al the HoteI Levens.

cd at the Hotel Levens.
LosT--pair OF large. trimmed
spectnclos, IN long, black, leather
case.-J. w. Bigss.
Pages Sweet Shop has supply
OF lettuce, sweet potatoes and cram
berries on hand ut all times. Fresh
fish every Friday.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$4,000 "THm BANK THAT
MAKBs YOUR q q - q SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
James Raycraft and Alya Wood
ruff made trip to Juntura during
the week looking after the telephone
lines and attending to some business
for the company In that territory.
Notice--James Mckee has taken
over all the property of Cecil Mckee
and ell persons holding accounts
against Cecil Mckee are requested TO
present the same to the undersigned
at Diamond, Oregon.
John Beatty came up from the
family home near Denio yesterday
for a visit with his school friends In
| this city. lie and his brother were
both In high school until the in
fluezna ban was placed on and they
then went home.
40 acre ranch 3 miles from Castle
Rock, Wash. 4 acre cleared IA acre
tillable all fine soil room house
good spring and running stream.
Plenty of wood. A good little ranch
for any purpose. Price $1,000. VIII
trade for Harney Valley land Ad-
dress Geo. w. Fenton, Camp TIE.
Newport, Ore.
William Bryan and George Mars
den, sotckmen OF Grant County. ar
rived with cattle shipments Sunday
and, finding the local market over
loaded. sent their stock to Seattle.
Emmett Cochran. director of the
bank at Heppner and who is also
stockman. brought car OF cattle to
Portland yesterday. All three were
registered at the Imperial.--Oregon-
ian.
G. Il. Mcconnell arrived home
the fore part OF this week from
business trip to Vale and Boise Mr.. |
Mcconnell states that Vale is pick
ing up because OF the starting work |
on the Warm Springs irrigation pro-
jects. He states that the contractors
are getting ready and work will be
prosecuted during the winter with
the hope that the dam may be in |
readiness for the coming season.
However, this will make the work |
cost more as work cannot be prose-
cuted to an advantage during the
winter months.
Mrs. /. Foster is over from her
Silver Creek home today. She re-
ports that her son Frank is still at
the Benson school In Portland. hav-
ing recently had a slight attack Of
influenza. lie expected TO begin his
preparatory 10 being mustered out.
Frank was given an opportunity to
enlist in the army for a period but
he declined because OF not wanting
TO devote his time to that branch
during peace iie feels he should be
looking after his private affairs
rather than serving In the army when
there isn't any fighting IN eight.
The writer inspected the n,w
stone. building Of ths burns Garaae
the other day and found Il most
situated with modern
equipment being Installed and .big, i
light shop space whera rspair work
Is TO be taken care 81. The big
binding IS credit to the concern
and will be a convenience TO the auto
travel with big storage space That
is frost proof The dirt floor.
which is OF the same material as
the grade on the streets on this city.
is packing nicely and viii soon be as
good as cement floor. The front
Of the building is not quite com
pleted SO far as the finishing is con-
cerned, as it is TO be cement front