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

Restaurant In this city.
Geo. Cawlfield and family speni
several days IN our city during the
week, coming up for the celebration
and remaining in town.
Ralph Weaver and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fiser and Miss Ethel Turner
were among our celebration visitors
from Crane.
Dick Ball had the ligiments of bis
leg badly torn last Tuesday evening
in a runaway. He was working for
Phil Smith at the time OF the acci-
dent.
James r.. Weston Will sell season
tickets good for the remainder OF the
season for bathing privileges at his
plunge at the Warm Springs for IS
each.
FOR SALE-Four II. =. Gas En-
gine and Centrifugal Pump and pipe
at bargain II taken at once.
E. MIDDLETON.
Saddle Butte, Ore.
Albert Oakerman and family and
his mother were over from their
Riley home this week taking In the
pioneer reunion and attending to
some business affairs.
Notice: All persons knowing them
selves indebted 20 I. Schwartz. are
requested TO settle their accounts
before June 1st. On that date all
unpaid accounts will be given TO
collector.
G. B. Mcconnell arrived home last
Wednesday night. He had been out
on business for few weeks visiting
Salem, Portland and other points.
He had been In Boise for a few days
and was accompanied In by his fami-
iy who had spent the school year
in the Idaho metropolis.
Materials already cut out for 100
Kits has been received at the
Red Cross work rooms and only two
weeks have been allowed the local
to finish them and get them |
back TO headquarters. The ladies are
urged TO come TO the rooms and give
is much assistance In this work as
possible
Estrayed--Two sorrell geldings,
,ne branded G N on left shoulder, the
,ther on right shoulder. the latter
With one eve out. collar marked and
weight about 1900 lbs Both are gem
le aged horses. A suitable reward
viii be given for their recovery or for
leading to their being
ound. Address w. Il. Stratton, care
burlington SawmilI. Burns. Oregon.
Rev. w. +. Shields took his de-
departure Thursday afternoon for
'rane en- route to Boise and other
'oints In Idaho for short vacation
'isit. He expects TO be absent some
en- days when he will return and pre-
ARE for trip to Eugene where he
'oes to attend the Synod. Mr. Shields
vas accompanied out by Margaret
irwin who goes to VISIT relatives in
daho for a time.
{. A. McMahan was down from
iock Creek last Monday. He is farm
ng the MCGOWAN place this season
nd while weather conditions have
cen unfavorable he states he will
ave fair crops provided the sage
ats don't take II all. Mac says these A
ests are something fierce" and, In
ommon with other farmers, sug-
ests steps be taken toward syste-
latic campaign to destroy them.
T. @. Howser and family are over
-om Ontario on visit TO home
'lks. They arrived at Harney a few
ays ago and came on over TO this
ty to attend the Pioneer reunion
nd have since been guests OF reIa-
YES and friends In this city. The
owsers went to Ontario last fall and \
re pleased with that section OF the
'untry. They will return there soon
nd may purchase property some
here along the Snake river for a
home.
Mrs. Frank Triska arrived home
le fore part OF this week from
Lake where she had been
ith her husband since the close of III
gh school. Mrs. Triska informs
he Times-Herald that Frank left III
ith other troops on Wednesday of
II week for the Eastern coast en- III
ute to France. Mrs. Triska return III
here to await the return OF her