The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-05
LOCAL AND Personal.

Auto electrical repairs. Jack Me
aIre.
Joe Chiopa Is home after spend.
4 the winter at outside points.
rs. N. Bolton was q business visitor
our city during the week.
Found--Boy's watch. with cat or
rsssed steel fob. Owner may have
ame on Identification. This office,
]. W. McCulloch. formerly district
torney OF this district. and who
YES st Ontario. is In the city to look
ner the interests OF his clients In
he circuit court.
81 Dick Hayes came In Wednesday.
L got over to France, but said the
huns signed the armistice right quick
hen they found he was over and
eady, to go to the front. He Is
boxing fine and received hearty
Helcome from his former school
hates and friends.
i c. A. Bedell is In town looking
liter some business interests. He
Has been over with Charley Lillard
1br the past several weeks, since he
Bo longer resides in winnemucca. He
3ays he's just making himself well
ONE with his friends and has no per-
bsnent home.
he FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
Sio0,0O 1.-THE RANK THAT
BlAKES YOUR Q . . Q SAFE"
bcOOUNTS INVITED.
Il is perfectly silly to make the
|sertion that the move toward a big !
frigation district is not sincere and
batthe men who signed the petition
IRE not favorable to real irrigation
|stem. That's exactly what is wanted
|nd the object In forming the dis
|rict. What else can they haveg
B. B. Clark. the Happy valley stock
ban, was in town the other day on
Ilsiness He was one OF those who
sry enthusiastically signed up as a
|larantee to the Chautauqua to be
leld In this city in June. as he real
les the attractive entertainment Il
iii afford home folks.
R. d. Cooper, the civil engineer
no has been associated with C. b.
lcConnell at intervals In his irriga-
0n project investigations during the
ast several years. arrived here from
alem the fore part of this week. He
as gone out 10 Silver Greek to give
S aid In getting In readiness for
ie establishment of a reservoir for
lat district. He left Mrs. Cooper in
llem and reports for the benefit of
sr many friends In this vicinity that
le is we'll.
The irrigation problem is becoming |
ore settled as those interested get
gether and discuss its Importance
I neighborly and find out that the |
d Its benefits. When they begin to s
her fellow isn't entirely hog and I
really favorable 10 giving the I
ighbor a look in" they get TO a G
lce where they can work. Instead c
going at the thing right off the
and getting at the meat in the
roanut, some fellows have Just
Ken 1t for granted that they are 1
Ing to get the worst of II without !
ding the attitude of the other side. b
Mrs. Is. T.. Ralston, one OF the ;
ehers In the high school, returned a
esday evening from Portland. h
ere she had been for several y
eks. Since there is to be no more I,
Iool for this session she is dispos- ..
OF her things here and will re- h
n to Portland In a day or two, g
ere she Joins her husband. Mr.. n
lston is with the Standard OIL COM h
y at present. He was formerly a
neipal of the high school here. but
isned to enter the war service just :
ore the armistice was signed.
fefore got only as far as the Of
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