The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-08

4 Furnished rooms. See Cleyenger.
|, Sam Timbrell was among our Wis
| ltors from Crane during this week.
Battery and electrical repair work,
oxy-acetylene Welding, Jack Nc
Guire.
Joe Rutherford was among our Wis
itors from tho Lawen section during
the week.
Herb Angel came In yesterday to
look after some business interests In
this section.
Alcohol is weakened. tobacco is
going up In smoke, but coffee still
holds its grounds.
Fifty tons OF sugar grass hay fed |
and stock watered for $11.00 ton.
d. II. Ausmus, Lawen, Oregon. 1922 |
Our army In France seems to have |
had much more courage than artillery
and much larger stock of moral
strength than of aeroplanes.
Rod Cozad came In with q load of
freight from Crane Wednesday The
trucks find IL entirely too soft to
make the trip profitable.
Two good blacksmith outfits for
sale, one in Crane, the other In Burns.
Will sell complete outfits or any
part OF them.-W. w. Drinkwater.
Condensation Is virtue. But Il
becomes also an absurdity when
clothes for large women are describ-
ed In an advertisement as stylish
stouts."
General Pershing's attitude toward
possible presidential nomination is
most praiseworthy. 1t IL seldom that
man is so absorbed In his own pro-
per business as not TO heed the lure
of G. o. +. nomination.
II any one asks you what is going {
on, tell him that taxes are going up.
prices are going down, the country is
going dry, congress Is going home, {
the president is going back, business
is going to pay, and we're all going
to be happy.
Out OF town taxpayers who desire
us to pay their taxes will please send
us the tax collectors statement of
the amount due together with In
structiOns for payment OF the same.
-HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL
BANK.
No one can be in two places at
once. Congressman-elect Berger OF
Wisconsin fully expected to spend
some time In congress. But an I'm
portant engagement for twenty years
at Fort Leavenworth is likely to pre- ?
vent.
Mrs. A. Egli and her children ar
rived home last Sunday night and
are guests of friends in this city for
few days. Mrs. Egli will again G
take up her residence in this city.
Ed will return to the ranch to look
after affairs as he has done for the
past year. u
Platt T. Randall arrived home last
week from Portland to which point
nd having been called few days pre-
vious to report to the proper author
ty with the records of the local draft
board. Mr.. Randall at once took up
his duties again in the sheriff's office
upon his return, as chief deputy.
Mrs II. NJ. Horton left for her
home in Bend Wednesday morning. IA
She was accompanied over by her a.,
sister, Mrs. Chas. King. who goes ~
Tor short visit there. Both she
and Mrs. Horton plan a trip to Port
and and other points in Western g,
Oregon In the near future. die
The Times-IIerald takes pleasure
II calling attention to the announce
nent of the opening of the new store :.
'l Mrs. Schwartz, which viii be seen .
n another column Of this paper. The "a
new store is exclusively for ladies' \
md her new line will be a very 4
Iistinct and attractive one, q
Estrays-One small black Jersey n
ow. branded q on left side and no =
,ar marks, dehorned, should have a n
alf; one red muley heifer coming q
ears old, branded T wrench on left n
ide mark with split In left ear; one "a
'ale red heifer with white face, com
ng years old, branded flying dia-
nond on left hip, marked split In
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