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

H. ~ MOto IL III toWu rum ohNSi
Creek.
Any one having chickens for sale
should notify Henry Eichner, Har-
ney, Oregon.
Tonawama Is going to be the
scene of masked ball on March LIST.
Particulars will be announced noxt
week.
Last Wednesday night proved the
coldest OF any so far during the pres
ent winter the thermometer register
ing below zero.
Luxburg may be insane. as an
nounced. but we'd rather believe the
claim to be another piece of his pc
culiar brand OF, diplomacy.
Congressman Kitchin thinks we
should tax "till Il hurts" yet we
have noticed no great anxiety on the
Congressman's part to take his own
medicine. -,
Apples. Apples. Apples-See or
write N. C. Lee and w. Diver at
Crane. Can supply you for $l.25 per
box (sacks 10c extra) Cider soc per
gal. in 10 gal kegs.
Smith Crane and b. Il. Clark are
touring the southern part of this
county and northern California buy
ing horses and mules. They are ac-
compan anied by Mrs. Crane and also
Mrs. II. G. Levens.
For Sale-Forty head of yearling
and two year old registered Short
horn Bulls at the Cirlce Seven (OO
Ranch on Canyon Creek. address.
VIM. BYRAM & SON.
OF Ranch. Canyon City. Oregon.
| Geo. Bolenbaugh was In town for
a few days this week having braught
his brother. Taft Miller. in for medi-
cal attention, the young man being a
victim of pneumonia. We are glad
: to note he is recovering. The sick
boy Is being cared for at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. SiZemore.
For Exchange--320 acres Inyo Co.
California, one-half mile to small
town, / mile to railroad. Half under
cultivation. fenced and cross fenced.
2 barns. / small house wells. 2
In. flowing well. land nearly all level
part rolling sandy loan most OF II
sub irrigated to s II. to water. All
: clear OF incumbrance. Price Sl25
per acre. VIII trade for Harney Co,
stock ranch. stock and implements
and will assume.
FRED f. GEORGE.
Crabtree, Oregon.
Garfield Is the man who took the
J wind out OF Congress. And Con
gress Is now retaliating with the
measure to break down the admins
tration. All OF the | w. w. are not
In overalls. Congress has Its share
Congress IL no place for pin-heac
= politician with his peanut politics
The work OF congress should be limit
I. ed to passing appropriation biiis
. That Is about as far as their authors
ty should go. They have been inves
tigating "red tape" for months ant
then when Garfield cuts II withou
consulting them they are greived
We need men OF action, not men o
words. II the people of the natioI
need words they can get good sup
ply in the dictionary and they d'
not have to depend on congress.
Blue Mt. Eagle.
}. Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Miller ar
h guests of relatives and friends In thi
r vicinity. The Millers formerly live'
8 on Silver Creek and are well know
+ to many old time residents OF thi
: section. Mrs. Miller Is a sister to J
n #. Garrett, Mrs. Simon Lewis. Mrs
e r. ]. williams. Mrs. T. J. Shields. He
IS father, ]. C. Garrett, was one OF tn
i best known men in Harvey county
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have been reeid
ing in Washington for the past sev
enteen years and while they fin
y many new people they also find sev
eral OF their old time friends. Die
is walking with the aid Of cane
: but not because of age but on accoun
70 of a hurt of some eight years stand
. ing. He is the same jolly fellow an
greets his old friends with the sam