The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-07
James oard was In town Thursday

NJ. NJ. Doan was In town yester-
day from his homo at Fields.
A. II, Curry, the DEMO stage con-
tractor, is in the city on business.
Mrs. Harry Danley arrived home
Wednesday from Portland where she
had been for several weeks.
Ladies' of Iisrney county will find
4 general line OF dry goods OF lato pat
tern and In varieties at the new store
of Mrs. Il. #. Schwartz
II price we're to be offered for
the most contentious city there would
be no question over the award.
Winnipeg would take It.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Neal were oh.
served passing through this place yes
terday. The writer had no oppor-
tunity to greet them or ascertain how
long they expected to be In this part
of the country.
Geo. Hagey arrived home the fore
part OF this week from visit to
Nampa, Idaho. where his daughter.
Mrs. Gall Barnes. resides George
says that's fine country and an
object lesson on the advantage of
irrigation.
Olin H. Douglas. druggist nj the
Rexall Store. has gone TO Medford
on 4 visit to his mother He left IN
his "roud louse' with the intention
! of driving the entire distance. With
that Go Devil he ought to make
any climb on the road
Miss Hazel Halnes, daughter Of
| Mrs. Anna Haines, arrived home
Wednesday from portland where she
had been In school She has enter
ed the employ of the First National
Bank, vacancy having been made
by Miss Helen Sayer resigning
Chas. NJ. Faulkner expects to leave
tomorrow morning for Portland to
| be present ut the meeting of the
Grand Lodge OF the Masonic order.
| He VIII accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
| Cook In their car as far as Bend
and will proceed from there by train.
A reasonable reward will be paid
for information leading TO the recov-
! cry OF n white faced Hereford bull
branded JP connected on right ribs
also TX on one hip and Q on the
/ other: marked waffle behind the
right ear.-James Gard. Saddiebutte,
| Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson and
their children, accompanied by Miss
Leona Thompson will leave tomor-
row morning for a short vacation
trip with the Rose Festival In Port
land as their destination. They will
drive their own car as far as Bend.
| taking the train from there.
The Times-Herald family can at
test the ability of,"Daddy" Short aud
his family as fisherfolks. Thev were
out last Sunday and the following
morning this shop was presented with
fine string OF trout that made the
dinner hour most inviting as II Is
generally the "leavings" of the ex-
tras OF Sunday dinner that a fellow
gets on the day followig. Thank
you Dad"
Ed Morgan was up from his sun
set ranches during the week. He |
was boosting for the oil we'll In his |
vicinity and urging some OF his
neighbors to lease. He says his
country Is not going ahead very fast
as there are but few left down there,
so he has lots Of sage rats and Jack
rabbits to contend with. but II they
strike oil he is sure going to have
more near neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Monroe were
over from Catlow during this week
visiting with their daughter. Mrs.
Fred Young. Mr.. Monroe Is U. 8.
Commissioner In that neighborhood
and has considerable official business
to look after but gets an opportunity
between times to make an occasional
visit to this place. He expressed q
desire to attend the Chautauqua but
finds some land business will hold
him at his ONCE for portion OF the
week. However. he hopes to take
in at least q part OF the excellent
program.