The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-12-28
A light cutter Tor sale cheap.
Farmers Exchange.

stock during the week
Among the problems OF recon
Istruction viii be getting suspender'
on the navy and long trousers on IN,
| army again.
Chas. King has mahogany wood fol
sale. delivered. See him or phone
G134.
Glenn IIughet, another one OF our
student soldier boys, arrived home
Saturday evening by way OF Bend
James Raycraft and Alva Wood
ruff have gone to Riverside and
Juntura on telephone business.
Mrs. VIII Flser went TO Ontario
this week to spend the holiday sea-
son with relatives and friends there.
Skating parties seem to- be the
only ones that are considered safe
from spreading the Influenza these
days.
Pages Sweet Shop has a supply
'ettuce, sweet potatoes and cram
nsrries on hand at all times. Fresh
fish every Friday.
For Sale---100 tons hay--$i5.00.
A protected feed grounds running
water. Also so tons cheap hay. Be-
tween Payette & Ontario. Guy
Stroup. Payette. Ida. II. +. ID !.
VIM. Fare is going to again list
real estate for the coming year, as it
has prospects OF being one in which
farm lands will be In demand. See
him about yours II you want to sell.
C. s. Green. OF Bitten, was re-
gistered at the Levens during the
week. Mr.. Green is In charge of the
sheep OF the Eastern Oregon Live
Stock Co. The gentleman has two
sons in the army.
Several OF your young people
went TO Crane Tuesday night 10 the
dance. Burns has had no public
gatherings for several weeks and the
authorities are loath to raise the
FLU" ban until they feel It entirely
safe. This may be some time yet
from present indications.
J, G. Beatty was up from his home
near DEMO the fore part OF this
week and was accompanied home by
his son Bruzz. John. the other son,
was In the emergency hospital with
an attack OF "flu" therefore had 10
wait until later TO return home. MIR.
Beatty stated he had seen eonsid
erable FLA" since he had IL In his
home for about two months.
In the event that the government
will not take up the work of CON
structing the reservoirs for the ir-
rigation OF the lands OF this Valley
II has been suggested that the L. l..
s. Co.. William HanIey and the
Oregon & Western Co.. might be In
duced to take the matter up them
selves. These companies are able TO
handle the project and since they own
the greater part of the land TO be
covered Il would be a feasible pro-
position for these people to get to-
gether. Al any rate we should try
with every resource at our command
10 get things moving.
The Times-Herald has received
much favorable comment from its
readers since beginning the pictorial
service OF news which appears each !
week. This Is exclusive to this paper
In this territory and will continue In /
teresting with live events from this
time on. II is not only attractive I
but OF much interest. The serial /
story now running. THE Bride OF
Battle" is also popular with the
country readers who like some light
things for the long winter evenings.
This will run for few weeks only
as II is short and will Be followed by
a big story by one OF the best and
well known writer's.
DR.. J. Shelley Saurman and his
wife arrived home the fore part OF
this week and the Doctor has opened
his office and resumed his practice.
During his war experience Dr.
Saurman saw active service, making
three trips across TO the war stricken
countries nd at one time had nalr
row escape from death, as the ship
on which ho was making the voyage
were over 1000 mines. one Of which
would have been sufficient TO sink
4 ship, when submarine attacked
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