The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-12
J. W. Davies was In town yester-
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day on business.
p. 8. Weittenhiller spent a few
days In our city this week.
Tom Balm was a visitor from hit
home near Harney yesterday.
Ralph Balm came In last night or
the wray stage from outside points
Mrs. Curtis Smith went over Ia
Canyon this week on visit with
relatives and friends.
No, the war isn't over yet but its
coming our way and must keep II
coming
Mrs. Frances Clark Ia out this
week on war mission, attending a
convention of some kind In Portland.
The Spanish influenza must be pro-
German. II one can Judge by the way
Il is holding up the October draft
contigent.
For sale--Ford Roadster. hard
mechanically perfect.--Inquire at
this office.
Lester Williams underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the hos
pital last Thursday, DR.. Smith per-
forming the operation. He is recover
ing very satisfactory at this time.
Wanted--20 head young, sound
work hroses, broke, five TO seven
years old. Good mares preferred.
Address Eastern Oregon Land Co..
Ontario Oregon.
Mrs. Fiser, who has charge OF the
Inter Mountain Tel. q Tel. Co. office
at Crane, was In the city yesterday
calling on the local office and visiting
with friends.
Patriotic Assurance Company.
Founded 1824-One OF the Oldest
and strongest Fire Insurance COM
panies in the world.-J. J. Donegan,
Agent.
/. s. Geer. chairman OF the anal
gamated war drives TO be inaugural |
ed in short time, was called TO
Portland the other day for a confer
ence.
Miss Violet Richardson has return
ed from trip TO Nevada where she
had been called because OF the death |
of her brother.
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g. w. Clevengcr returned home from
Prairie City yesterday accompanied
by Mrs. Clevenger. The latter has
been seriously III for weeks but had
recovered sufficiently TO be able to
Noht hohhts AIc
glad to extend her a welcome.
Joe Carter, the fruit man, has es-
tabiished a fruit and produce stand
In the rooms adjoining Gemberling's
store. His son is in charge and they
expect 70 keep supply OF seasonable
fruit and vegetables on hand. II
they haven't what you want they will
try and get II for you. Visit the
stand and get prices on fruit for can
ming and winter use.
Sam Buckley came in yesterday and !
said he had been out on farm all |
summer helping TO raise chickens,
pigs and doing such other war work
as came within his reach. Sam stated
that as he was coming in Mrs. A. w.
Howser, the old pioneer lady of the
Harney neighborhood. gave him big
load OF quilts which no brought In
for the Belgian and French babies.
He has turned them over to be pcnt
TO the war stricken countries.
Hon. c. M. Crandall is here from
Vale attending court and also meet
ing with the people, as he has been
prevailed upon 10 make the race as an
independent candidate for joint-rep-
resentative of this and Malheur
county. Mr.. Crandall served in that
capacity during the last legislature
and his many friends hope to see
him successful again as he Is a man
of integrity and force who will be a
factor In the affairs OF that body.
ID. II. Mcleod. a brother of Mrs.
Frank King, is home on short fur
Tough from duty as sailor on one OF
Uncle Sans submarines. Mr. Mcleod