The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-08-31


Building Loans and Investments
Harney County Abstract Co.
VIM. Welsh, ex-sheriff OF Grant
county, was business visitor during
the week.
s. Alberson was In town yesterday
having Just returned from trip TO
Portland where he had been on bus
mess and pleasure combined.
III Nollie Reed returned from Ontario
the fore part OF this week. lie went
over to look at drug store that was
Tor sale but has not yet made any
purchase.
Don't miss that big patriotic pic
ture at the Liberty in which Geral-
dine Farror stars on next Saturday
night--"Joan The Woman" II is a
ten-reel production OF great merit.
j. w. McCullock. one OF the lead
ing attorneys of Ontario, was here
last Sunday and Monday looking af-
ter the interests of some OF his cli
ents.
Pages Sweet Shop IN going 20 have
a consignment of peaches next week
that will not cost TO exceed $l.35 per
box and perhaps less, In any quantity
desired.
Mrs. Robt. Irving was here for
few days during the week visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Young,
before she and the children left to
join Clarence In Portland where he
! In at work
! Gregg's shorthand and touch type
writing taught. For particulars call
on or address Mrs c. B. Mcconnell
Burns. Oregon. Term begins Sept.
g. Free tuition to those desiring in
struction TO engage in war work
Vie Cozad left this forenoon for
Canyon accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Fare. having been called over
on account of the serious condition OF
his brther Ben who had recently un-
dergone an operation.
am shipping my Surprise Valley
grown alfalfa seed TO this place this
season and find II In great demand
Those desiring some OF this fresh
seed should give me their order at
once. Chas. NJ. Faulkner
Stockmen are not 40 much con
cerned about feed for their herds and
flocks as there is more hay than at
first thought. We understand that
one can buy hay cheaper now than
II was quoted earlier I'm tho season.
G.. b. Mcconnell and his three chill !
dren. Kathleen and Carroll Jordan
and John Garrett. who had been |
camping al the Lee Thornburg mill |
on Emigrant Creek. have returned |
home 30 the children may be IN read
mess for school.
Mesdames Dalton Gibbs, Roy
Moullen. James hampshire and her
mother, Mrs. Linten. together with
the children, left Thursday afternoon
for Tim Donovan's mountain place
to camp for a few days. The men
folks all expect to go mp Saturday.
Mrs. Cal Clemens, who was secre-
tary OF the Five Hundred Club" .
this week turned into the Red Cross
all the money IN the hands of that
club, amounting to some $500 The
members voted TO give what 10 had
for that purpose.
Friends in this community have
received the information that Char
ley Belshaw, one OF the pioneer far
mers and fruit men Of the low John
Day, died on August II. lie was
well known TO many residents of this
section where he used to market his
fruit.
Albert Swain and Peter Christen-
sen with their families. spent few
days in the mountains during the
past week. They didn't find any
deer and but few fish, however.
they had a fine time and ate up all
the provisions they had before re-
turning home.
John Robertson was here from
Portland Thursday evening Mr.
Robertson formerly resided In this |
county and is one OF the well known |
COW men OF the country. lie had
been "a foreman for a big stock con
'ern In Nevada Of late years but the
'irm sold out last fall and he spent |
.hc winter In California coming to his u