The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-26

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Rooms to rent. Mrs. Eunice
| Thompson.
Chas. owen was down from silvies
| yesterday
1 The knife, fork and spoon are the
| most powerful implements OF war
just now
Lester williams was over from
Silver Creek for few days this
I week.
| Judge and Mrs. Grant Thompson
have been visiting with their child
| rem during the week.
| Geo. Cawlfield came up from Mar
rows yesterday to look after some
business affairs, returning home the
same day
j. w Shown was down from his
home at Harney yesterday renew
| ing acquantances and looking after
some business affairs.
Our new quarters in the Levens
Building are quite convenient and
we hope to see you In at once to In
spect Williams Zoglmann.
Hoover says eat "spuds" and don't
spare the corn because II costs a
little mere. Eating corn pono is a
pleasant way to pay your war tax.
II you want to know about Thrift
Stamps ask the banker or at your
plain this way of helping to win the
war.
NJ. S. Davies is building a modern
residence on his ranch recently pur-
chased on Jack Creek. He has in
vited The Times Herald man out TO
sit by his big fire place.
Otus Sizemore was in town this
week and told The Times-Ferald
that II was still spring over in his
neighborhood az they had no ice
whatever and the grass was growing
fine.
The Times-Herald is informed by
Principle Sutton OF the public school
OF this city that Thrift Stamps have
become quite popular among the
pupils and there Is a constant de-
mand for them.
Alva and Ed. Springer came up
from their home near Malheur Lake
the other day. They stated the roads
were bad this side of Wright's Point
but on the other side they were very
good.
Ellis Ramirez. one of the exten-
sive sheep men OF the southern part
OF this county and Nevada. was In
town yesterday on business. He and
his brother are wintering some
5000 head OF sheep in the vicinity
OF Jack Mountain.
Estrayed--Two steer calves,
branded LII connected, the first let
ter being reversed and forming a
portion of the II, on the right hip:
waffle on the right side OF neck,
right ear smooth crop. Liberal re-
ward for recovery.-L. II. McPhaii.
Crana nragnn
Tim Crowley informs The Times
Herald that he has purchased the
blacksmith shop and equipment of
Drinkwater e. Slocum aud would at
once put an experienced man at work
In the shop. This is situated at the
lower end OF Main Street and Tim
should have good business.
Dell officer. who is over from his
Izee stock ranch feeding at the F. L.
Mace place. was In town yesterday
He told the writer that Henry Trow-
bridge IL I'm California with string
OF running horses and he had been
informed that Henry had recently
made big winning at the sport
Hope It is true.
II may be that honest criticism is
right Just at present but when a
bunch OF politicians deliberately
throw match on the powder can
during these times they should be
sat on. What's the use of lot OF
cheap political buncomb when we
need all the support and united eff
fort possible.
Assist. Manager Olson OF the =.
l.. S. Co was In town yesterday and
informed The Times-Herald that he
did not make that trip to Portland
as announced In this paper the other
day but only went as far as Ontario