The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-08-03
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Born--Tuesday. to Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Smith. daughter.
II you want your hay insured see
VIM. Fare.
Starr, Buckiand' was down from
Iarney Monday.
Lady waiter wanted at the Star
Restaurant In this city.
Judge Grant Thompson and wife
we're guests OF relatives in this city
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Leonard ar
rived home this week from visit to
their son, Dorman, at Fort Candy. |
Miss Helen sayer returned home
last Sunday from her vacation trip |
and has resumed her position WITH
the First National Bank.
rows on business during the week. He
was accompanied by his wife and
baby.
Notice to parties who have ordered
wood from me; When you are in need
of wood please notify me a few days
in advance and ! will take care of
your wants. e. b. BENNETT.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. "THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR 8 q Q SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Ralph Weaver and Miss Ethel Tur-
ner, who shape the destinies OF the
Crane State Bank, and Mr. and Mrs
Fiser we're visitors to our city Thurs
day evening.
wANTED:-Man and wife for a
responsible position on n large cattle
ranch. Must have had previous eya
perience and able TO give references.
A good place for the right parties. .
Inquire OF The Times Herald.
School -Supt. Frances Clark arriv- q,
ed home last Saturday from trip to 9
Spokane. Wash, where she had
been az delegate to n meeting of the
Woman's Committee OF the National
Defense.
Mrs. Hugh Alien. OF the Allen Shoe
store OF Ontario, spent portion of
The week In this city with an exhibit
She left for her home this morning in
company with Judge and Mrs. Dalt-
IN Biggs.
Judge and Mrs. Dalton Biggs ar
lived In town Sunday from their farm
lone above Vale in Malheur county.
Judge Biggs had intended coming in
IN the train but missed Il and decid-
ID to motor over and bring Mrs.
siggs.
Ira Mahon was business visitor
o our city the fore part OF this week
Ie took John Gilcrest out for a short
isit to the Anderson Valley ranch
nd around by Narrows. giving Mr..
iilcrest another view OF the territory
nth which he IL so familiar and
'hich he covered for no many years :
uring his active days in the, man m
cement of the p. l.. S. Co. properties il
! this county.
DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Griffith, ac-
by Mrs. Lelah Millar. took nm
'eir departure last Sunday for Salem M
nd other Willamette Valley points
" a short business and pleasure HI
ip. Clarence Luckey drove the car
II them and the party drove the en-
re distance, going over the Cas-
ldes by way of Eugene where Clar-
ice will visit his parents for a short
me.
wild freaks OF action! Weird
ngiing OF circumstances! Sudden
ID dynamic changes OF humor!
iese elements and considerable
ore make George M. Cohan's new
'tcraft picture Seven Keys to
ildpate." the most novel film OF
e year. When II was produced on
Q stage by George M. II defied the
tiles and won their most favorable
views. II bewildered the audience
d left them proclaiming II the
)st remarkable farce ever staged,
was heralded as the greatest nov
y OF the theatre and readily ac- H
pied as such wherever II appeared. n
the screen of the Liberty Theatre Hi
borrow night this famous theatri-
hit will disclose not only the un- iii
nal mystery, humor and thrills