The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-15
A war saver ia a iife-saver.
For Salo--4o acres adjoining
Burns. See j. j. Donegan.

Mrs. Chaa w. Ellis returned re
: Gently from n trip TO Portland nm
other outside points.
r For Snle--Complete well drilln
outfit. For particulars inquire @
Geo. Cobb, Burns. Oregon.
: DIR. G. G. Griffith Is enjoying
r visit from his brother. Or. l.. r. Crit
filth, OF Salem. Dr. Griffith is her
for few days only.
Fred johnson was in town thi
week calling upon his drug and ciga
trade. Fred was IN Baker last Sat
urday aud viewed the eclipse whicl
he described as most wonderful.
Mr. and Mra. r. l.. Hutton were
over from their ranch home durinf
the fore part OF this week. Theil
daughter Is home from school at The
Dalles.
Frank Johnson was over from
Prineville during the week looking
after the interests OF the Oregon &
Western Colonization Co. in this
county.
Notice: All persons knowing them
selves indebted to l. Schwartz. are
requested to settle their accounts
before June LIST. On that date all
unpaid accounts will be given TO q
collector.
Henry Geer wrote card to his
father the other day In which he stat
ed he was getting along fine. The
great trouble with most OF those
communications from our boys over
IN France Is that they say 30 little.
but that is because OF not being al
lowed TO write too much detail.
Next Monday Is the annual school
meeting which will be held at the
public school building at 2 O'Clock In
the afternoon. All interested In the
educational work should be present.
The matter OF consolidating three ad-
Joining districts will be voted upon
at this meeting.
Fred Smyth has returned from
Portland where he went to-attend
the Masonic Grand Lodge doings and
TO take some higher degrees in the
order. He brought back a new Cadil-
lac-S which IL much admired by
those who know something OF the
"insides" OF an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Blggs left to-
day for vacation visit with rela-
tives and friends at Ontario and
other points. They will take In the
Chaytauqua at Vale, also visit Boise
aud Weiser during their absence.
They VIII be gone for a couple of
weeks at least.
c. l.. Austin is down from the mill.
He has decided not 10 take over the
property at this time and therefore
gave Mr.. Purington possession again.
Miss X. T.. Anderson, a travelling
for a baking powder con-
cern was calling upon the merchants
In this city during the week This
is rather novel as II is not often
lady fills such a position, especially
In this territory.
The wind storm Wednesday after !
noon was one of the most severe ex-
perienced In this vicinity for n long
time. The dust was so thick one |
could not see any distance for several !
Some windmills were blown !
down as well as telephone and cleo |
trio light poles In this city. We are |
II blew the roof off the /
store at Riley aud also the roof from !
one OF the w. G. Cecil houses farther |
up Silver Creek.
Friends In this city have received |
the announcement OF the marriage |
OF Miss Ruby Burrow to Michael ii. |
Neuman which took place In Port
land on June 2. The bride formerly |
resided in this city and has many !
warm friends among the young peo-
pie who wish her every happiness
and congratulate her huband. She
is charming and capable young lady
who has been helping to prosecute ,
the war during the past several
as an attache of the navy !
service. She Is a daughter OF Or. II. |
ID. Burrow. formerly OF this city.
c. u. Ausmus. who was seriously !
hurt in runaway several weeks ago
and was brought to this city for. med
ical attention and remained at the
hospital for few weeks, is again an
ne fAl