The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
Furnished rooms. See clevengor.

Furnished rooms. See Clevenger
Charley Ward was among our
visitors during the present week,
Battery and electrical repair work,
oxy-acetylene welding. Jack Nc
4 duire.
Fay Comegys and wife were In
town for few days this week on
business.
Fifty tons OF sugar grass hay fed
and stock watered for s11.00 ton.
b. r. Ausmus. Lawen, Oregon. 3-22
Miss Drusa Dodson arrived home
last week after an absence of several
weeks spent in Portland, Seattle and
other outside points.
Two good blacksmith outfits for
sale, one in Crane, the other In Burns.
VIII sell complete outfits or any
part Of them.-w. w. Drinkwater.
C. V. Reed was in town for a few
days during the week, having come
in to settle the estate business OF the
late Joshua Fry OF which he was adj
ministrator.
! Out of town taxpayers who desire
( us 20 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.
Soldier who took Ansco camera
from the restaurant late Saturday
night was recognized by proprie-
tress. II returned to restaurant by
Wednesday. no questions will be
asked. Otherwise, proper author
tiles Will be notified Wednesday
noon. Owner.
Henry Richardson. aknephew OF A.
X. Richardson and a brother TO Miss
Violet Richardson, was one OF the
soldier boys TO arrive home this week.
The young man did not get out OF the
United States but was in training
camp for many months. He spent a
few days here but has gone to Drew
sey where he makes his home.
J. Il. Sizemore spent a few DAYS In
m f.x \
incidentally comforting with the in
come tax man. He came in to pay
his respects to the force In this shop
and also called on Billie Byrd and HIS
mother. He'd like to have that boy
but we need "devir' I'm this shop
and he bids fair to make good one.
r. L. Haines. former marshal of
this city. arrived home Tuesday He
volunteered his services In the army
and got across TO France but the
armistice was signed before he had
an opportunity to get to the ffont to
fight. Mr.. Haines is an observant
man and his friends say he hal some
Interesting things to tell of MS OBJ
servations white across the water
The newspaper man has not had an
opportunity to interview him as yet
Estrays--one small black Jersey g
COW. branded Q on left side and no
sar marks, dehorned. should have q
calf: one red muley heifer coming 8 I
years old. branded T wrench on left a
side mark with split in left ear; one
pale red heifer with white face, COM
ING years old. branded flying dia-
nond on left hip, marked split in
eft ear. should have calf; one red
,eifer coming 2 years old. both ears
'ropped, branded LY on left hip and
Tying diamond on left side. suita-
'le reward for information regarding =
'ame.-A. A. Upton. Burns. Oregon.
j. II. Anderson was over from Van v
he other day TO see what the income a
ak man had against him and said
le was somewhat concerned about N
whether some OF hib neighbors would n
'et their blanks in time to make re- 4
urns by today. at which time they
re supposed to be In the hands OF
he collector There was not guffi-
lent time or notice given the people
wing In the isolated parts of the
ountry to comply with the demands 4
Or a return on March l5. Many OF
hem didn't even have the informa-
lon that the law had been passed at