The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-08-03

For saie--4o acres adjoining
Burns See ]. j. Donegan.
Frank Foster was in town wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hutton were
over from their ranch home Wednes-
day.
Joe Norris. of the Narrows Mes-
camille Co.. made us d hurried visit
the other day.
Mrs. Isaac Foster and Mrs. Frank
Dibble were over from their Silver
Creek homes the other day.
Attorney M. A. Biggs made a bus
lness trip to Ontario during the fore
part of this week.
The body OF Albert Beadles was
shipped to the former home at De-
catur ILL.,, the other day for final in
terment.
A. Il. Brown was over from his
home on Crane Creek during the |
week to attend a meeting OF the di- |
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Geo. w. Hayes, formerly resi-
dent of this city, was here for few
days this week from his home at Vale
He spent short time with his moth
er near Lawen and later visited in
this city with his brother Ted, and
looked after some legal business
Lost--A saddle horse estrayed
from Jack Creek this spring, Bay In
color. branded CB on left stifle.
saddle marked, weight about 900 lbs.
Reward for his recovery or informa-
tion leading TO his recovery.--M s.
Davies, Narrows. Oregon.
Little Belda Schwartz accompanied
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Griffith out on
their trip across the mountains last
Sunday. Belda goes to Portland to
visit with relatives and friends for n
time and will be accompanied home
by her aunt before the opening OF
school,
James J. Donegan has returned I
from trip 10 Southern Oregon {
where he was born. He went out for {
short vacation and also to attend {
to some business. He stopped for a
few days in Portland. Mr.. Donegan
reports the Willamette Valley dry 7
this season and crops not up TO nor J
NAL. ]
Mrs. Agnes McLain took her de- a
parture Monday for some point in I
Idaho to join her husband vino ia
In charge OF some engineering work
for big lumber concern. She went L
out by way OF Canyon in company I
with her cousin Clyde Nunes. and v
will visit with relatives and frienGs a
In that place before continuing her G
Journey. "
This office had a letter from II. a
NJ. Horton yesterday morning in -
aNa Nn1 Ia |
Wn'h ne s'a'eo ne wanted the In
great religious weekly over at Bend.
He wrote that they see Burns people
almost every day but that doesn't &C
give them what they get in this fam th
ly sheet. Horton adds that he Is n,
beginning to think he's going to 10
Ike work again after a while as Il tr
was getting little easier each day. ia
John Gilcrest took his departure VI
Thursday evening for Denver, Colo ca
ado. after Q delightful visit with old c'
lime friends In this county. Mr.. :"
itlcrest has o beautiful home near
oakland, California. according to =.
everaI Of his Harney County friends ar
'ho have visited hin, but he must r.,
ct back up here in the sage brush M,
just the same. He will A,
isit brother in Denver before re- "a.
urning to his home. A.
Rev. w. #. Shields returned this tn
eek from his vacation trip and to cri
ttend the Presbyterian Synod at re-
ugene. While absent Mr.. Shields an
'as called to preach at Corvallis me
nd later his old time friends at IL
Iedford telephoned him to come and eit
Isit with them for while Mr. Gel
hields also visited points In Idaho ON
uring the month. He In ready TO toi
,sume his work in this field and will cal
reach tomorrow. usl