The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-27

FOR sALE--Ford car Just over
hauled IN good running condition.
Raymond Sizemoro.
FOR SALE--Ford car just over
hauled in good running condition, -
Raymond Sizemore.
c. NJ. Salisbury left Wednesday
morning for outside points to attend
a convention OF some character.
Some light rains during the past
week have cooled things off In this
vicinity and has also helped the
range.
Ambu. See John Mcguire for In
formation and free demonstration
at the Burns Garage until further
notice.
! Miss Pauline Herner, of Portland
arrived here the first OF this week
to take position with the First
National Bank.
James e. Weston and Phil Smith
went to Bend yesterday on hurried
business trip. They expect to get
back tonight.
BY using the "Ambu" guarantee
to diagnose your electrical trouble
In thirty minutes, without charge
John Mcclure.
G. r. Tulloch and Mr.. Stuart, one
OF the brothers who conduct gem
eral merchandise store at Bitten.
were In from the Catlow country
during the week.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. 1.-THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR Q 9 . Q SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
have three good trades for Har-
ney Valley land. Two for so acre
hay ranches, one for 100 acre rye
grass ranch. II interested write
Josephine county. Oregon.
Jake Welcome went over to the
Blue Mountain Springs last Sunday
taking Mrs. Welcome. Margaret and
Charley TO spend few weeks rusti-
eating. He returned home Monday.
Warren Porter left yesterday
for Portland where he goes
to take up war work In some capac-
ity. He expects to return next spring
and renew his development work on
his homestead.
Lost--A saddle horse estrayed
from Jack Creek this spring, Bay In
color, branded CB on left stifle.
saddle marked, weight ahdut 800 lbs.
Reward for his recovery or informa-
ton leading to his recovery.--M. s.
Davies, Narrows. Oregon.
II. Mecham of Ogden. Utah, has
been In this vicinity for few days
and has purchased several car loads
Of cattle for shipment ont. We are
Informed he purchased the entire
herd OF Chas. Wilson which Is one
Of the best in this Vicinity.
C. T. Miller and his son Howard
were up from the ranch Thursday.
chas. says he VIII not have sufficient
hay for his stock during the coming
winter but is going TO lay In a supply
Of cottonseed cake as he is informed
by those who have used II that It Is
Tine feed.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hamilton writes from
her farm home at Denio that her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, are
visiting her and Joe ia getting fat on
fish and milk. She advised that the
of this great religious come
down and he is going TO do IL just as
soon as he can get away from the
shop.
Smith Crane started another load
)f hogs out this week He said no
was really surprised 10 find so many
IN this country but tho short grain
,rop is responsible for so many being
placed on the market for outside
shipment. Mr.. Crane even bought ,
'ome hogs from the local packing
plant as the firm could not handle
hem for lack OF feed.
A. Egli came over from the ranch
iear Wagontire the fore part OF this
week for a short business trip and
ilso to visit HIS daughter, Miss Leila,
Who is In the First National Bank OF
his city. Mr.. Egu was accompanied
'ver by his little granddaughter,