The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-30
s. r. Fox was in from the Wagon
tire country during this week.

Roy Buchanan was In town this
week from the station home OF his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Buch-
anan.
The Times-Herald learned this
week that a daughter had been born
60 MIR. and Mrs. swope last week,
but did not learn the exact date.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$500, zoo. 'THB BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR . . y s SAfJ."
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Siler arrived
here the first OF this week from
their home in Palouse, Washington
to visit their son Bart. Tho latter
is glad to have them here.
Notice--James Mckee has taken
over all the property OF Cecil Mckee
and all persons holding accounts
against Cecil Mckee are requested to
present the same to the undersigned
at Diamond, Oregon.
Getting things adjusted TO a
peace basis is more OF job than
many figured. We're going to have
some work that will require much
| careful thought in order to not work
a hardship on people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Kribs came
over from Bend yesterday upon learn
Ing of the death OF his brother.
James. We have not seen them 20 do
not know whether II is their inten-
ton to remain here for any length
OF time or not
| Rather cold weather has prevailed
during the past week with furry of
snow II was predicted that the
Jack frost" would put a quietus TO
the "flu" but II seems TO flourish
just about as well in cold weather
az otherwise.
With the cancellation OF several
big orders for wooden ships and the
discontinuance of the spruce timber
cutting by the government together
with the discharge OF men from the
cantonments Il looks like we are
going to have lot OF the boys ready
to help at other things at once.
Dell Dibble is carrying one arm
around these days with care. He
was cutting up the other day and
acting like a colt in the dining room
when he slipped and fell. the jar
causing an injury TO his shoulder
blade. He has suffered somewhat
but IL now better.
Born-Thursday Nov. 2s. TO Mr..
and Mrs. Olson at the Island Ranch,
a daughter. Too bad 10 have birth
day on Thanksgiving day but II won't
always come when the Thanksgiving
dinner will take the place of birth
day dinner. so the little lady may
enjoy that distinction Just OCCASION
ally.
40 acre ranch miles from Castle
Rock, Wash. acre cleared IA acre
tillable all fine soil 4 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 7-E.
Newport, Ore.
With the war closing down with
out previous warning and the ''flu"
continuing to hold forth the news
paper man n up against II for live
news these days. IL is 80 seldom
any one comes TO town that we are
In the habit of following strangers
around when we see them like we
were really country place.
The Times-Herald learned today
from a neighbor that Dell Cryder
had the misfortune to get his leg
broken yesterday while hauling hay
out on Silver Creek. He was alone
when the load tipped over and II
took him several hours to mount one
OF his horses and get TO where he
could secure aid. An auto came along
and he was brought 70 the hospital
In this city last night.
Thos Morgan was up from his
homestead during the week looking
after some business affairs for Mrs
II. A. Pearce. Mr. Morgan states
that the neighbors have been very
Kind to Mrs, pearce since the death
OF her husband and she is most CRATES
ful, She has been provided with
vegetables and wood as wen as other
things for the comfort OF herself