The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-02

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Address Eastern Oregon Land Co.
Ontario Oregon.
THE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
l 100000. "rHR BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR Q Rs . SAFE"
Il ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Notiee,-4James 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.
Bill Young left yesterday morn
ing on his return to report al his
army camp after short visit with
home folks and his many old time
friends. He expects to stop for
day In Portland on his way to Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Upton have
been sojourners in our city this week,
having come In ahead OF the quaran-
tine and since II would be impossible
to get back in should they go out
during the time II is on. they decided
to stay in.
\ Ellis Bennett and family have
moved down from the farm where
they had been residing for the past
| few years. and are occupying the
Curtis Smith residence in this city. |
John Caldwell has taken over the
farm again.
| 40 acre ranch miles from Castle !
Rock. Wash. acre cleared "A acre
tillable all fine soil room house
good spring and running stream.
| Plenty OF wood. A good little ranch |
for any purpose. Price $500. VIII
trade for Harvey Valley land. Ad-
dress Geo. w. Fenton, Camp TIE.
Newport. Ore.
j. w. Crawford was out at Boise
when the quarantine went on and as
a consequence is not able to get back
TO his place OF business. He is now
at the detention house awaiting de-
velopments and II after certain
period he doesn't take the FLU" he'll
be allowed TO come In. Rube Hughet
is looking after his place during his
absence.
Rev. Father Francis took his de-
parture the fore part OF this week
for Ontario upon learning that
Father Moriar1ty had died at the
hospital there from Spanish influ-
enza. We are informed that Father
Moriarity had been at Juntura where
he contracted the disease and had
become better and decided TO go to-
Ontario where he had relapse
which resulted In his death. Father
Francis was accompanied out by his
ward, Fred Bailey.
Hon G. NJ. Crandall and Geo. Hayes
were In the city for few days this
week, the former primarily on legal !
business, but incidentally Interview
ing local people in the interest OF his
candidacy for joint representative
Mr. Crandall should have the sup ,
port of the citizens OF this section
as he is known TO be n man OF abili-
~ and Is for right. George was re-
newing atquaintances and visiting
with former neighbors and his rela-
tives.
Van Embree was In town for a
few days during the week having but
recently returned from Idaho where q
he had been working In the harvest I
fields and fruit orchards. Van said
he enjoyed reading this great rell-
gious weekly while away as he was
working near NJ. GIL, subscriber
and former resident OF this section.
People away from home always
want The Times-IIerald to keep them
posted on local affairs. Its the very
best means OF getting the home
news too. lG
The Times Herald received let
ter from Ed. Tulloch yesterday morn
ing In which he stated that his SON
in-law. Roy A, Johnson, had died
last Tuesday at Camp Funston Kan
sas, Of Spanish influenza. Mrs Tul-
loch had gone down from Milliken. \
Colorado, whore the family IL resid- \
ing this winter, to be with her daugh-
ter. The young man was resident
of Catlow Valley and had many warm
friends. He and Miss Tulloch we're
married last spring Just before he