The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-05

w. ~ Monroe and Mr., Kelley are
In from catiow.
VIM. Fare went over to Canyon
yesterday for short business trip,
Mrs. Hank Anderson left Tuesday
morning for a short visit with her son
and his wife in Portland.
For Sale Ford Roadster, hard
wood delivery body. good tires and
mechanically perfect,-~-Inquire at
this office, ak
Mr.. and Mrs. Nollic Reed arrived
home last Sunday from their extend
ed visit with relatives and friends In
North Yakima and other outside
points.
Wanted-20 head young, sound
work hroses, broke, five to seven
years old. Good mares preferred.
Address Eastern Oregon Land Co..
Ontario Oregon.
The Spanish influenza is said to be
beginning visit to this country.
Most things Spanish are not to be
sneezed at. but the influenza Ia an
exception.
,En Patriotic Assurance Company.
Founded 1S24--One of the oldest
and strongest Fire Insurance COM
panies in the world. ]. Donegan.
Agent.
by the end OF the war will soldier
and civilian alike have forgotten |
what a glass of bear looks like? or
will they still be able to recognize
one when they see II?
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. "THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR Q sss SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Chas Il. Peterson. j. II. Jenkins
and o. o. Jetley were all in town this
week attending a meeting of the di-
rectors OF the Inter Mountain Tel. d.
Tel. Co.
A 1914 Harvey County High
School class pin was picked mp on the
street this week and brought 10 this
office. Owner call and pay for this
notice and take the pin.
Az the special school meeting call
ed for Oct. &c when II is the inten-
tion TO vote on the budget for the
coming year. the voters wifi also
elect a director to fill the unexpred
term of j. l.. Gault who has resigned
because of his moving away.
The rains OF the past few weeks
have certainly been OF great benefit
TO this country, as they have made
the range fine thus allowing the
stock longer period out before hav-
ing to be fed. 1t has also put the soil
In fine shape for piowing and seed
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mattison left I
Tuesday on their return TO their
home In Portland after a short visit
with the Schwartz's and other friends
in this city. They were accompanied
out by Mrs. Earnest Musick who goes
TO Join her husband. Mr.. Musick is
working in the ship yards.
G. A. Harlan. who has been man
aging the affairs OF the Inter Noun
tain Tel, G. Tel. Co. for some time,
has resigned and departed for Crane
where he is associated with Robt.
Drinkwater Jr. in the mercantile
business. His friends wish him sue
cess In his new venture.
The Times Herald is Informed that
those investigating the grasshopper
deposits report that In some instances
they have hatched out during recent
warm weather and In other places
parasites have destroyed the eggs.
This is good news in keeping with the
surrender OF Bulgaria.
Mrs. Raymond Sizemore is again
in charge OF the local board of the
Inter Mountain Tel e. Tel. Co. Mrs.
Sizemore was formerly in that posi-
tion and her friends are pleased to
again hear lrer voice over the phone
occasionally War times makes II
necessary TO put every competent per-
son at work.
Joe Carter, the fruit man. has es-
tablished a fruit and produce stand
IN the rooms adjoining Gemberling's
store. His son is in chargeand they
expect 10 keep a supply OF seasonable