The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-07-17

Mrs. Anna IIaines was u business
visitor TO our city Tuesday.
Follow those that know and buy
your groceries at Browns Quality
store.
Mrs. John Scvedge is over from
Bend looking after some business
matters In this city.
Emmett Reed Is having stone
fire and frost proof warehouse built
! at the rear OF his store II will be
20x24 feet.
G. w. Lewis has been over In Idaho
during the past week visiting. He
was taking his vacation from the N
Brown a Sons store.
4 G. w. Frazier was in from his Dia-
mond farm the first OF this week. lie
says he IN going to have fine crop
OF hay this season.
J. G. Seycik was over from DIn-
mond the other day on flying bust
ness trip. lie reports the family
we'll
Mrs. Maggie Levens spent few
DAYS visiting with her brother Henry
In Juntura this week, having accom-
panied Mr. Hanley over
New 7 foot Deering binder for sale,
including Tongue, Trunks and trans
port. price $500. ". Brown a. Sons.
ADV.
VIII Newton and hts wife and
James Reed were up from Narrows
yesterday. The men were here TO
assist Mr.. Hass in making proof on
some land. Mrs Newton was visiting
with friends.
Il r llughet and Bcrt Richardson
left the latter part OF last week. for
a nshing trip which VIII take thom |
into tho Cascade Mountains Thor |
frat stop was scheduled for the nc- !
Hchutcs river hut they expect later 10 |
20 "a tho lakes In the Cascades for
trout before their return.
Mrs. Grace bernard daughter of /
Mrs. r. =. Sylvester. has been Visiting
with her mother and sister In thls
Vicinity for the past few weeks. She
left for her home on the John Day
yesterday but II IL possible that she
and her husband will return here 10
locate permanently in the near fu-
ture.
James Weston and family are over
from Wilder. Idaho. having come
over because OF the serious Illness OF
Mrs. Weston's father. W. r.. Smith.
IN promoting telephone lines
In that part OF the country and has
two projects coming along In good
shape. He says II In q fine country ,
with we'll improved irrigated farms.
j. u. Jenkins. well known TO IN.
itockmen OF this county whore he
has purchased stock during tho past
several years. spent few days In this |,
'ity during the week. He was enroute
iuring the week. He was en- route
rom Idaho points TO his home AZ /,
Fossil when he broke his car aud had
10 lay over here waiting the arrival
II parts.
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Myers were re-
lewing acquaintance In this city
turing the week. Following MIR.
Myers discharge from the army they
iad been residing In Spokane but are
low LOOKING Tor new location.
They went out TO Catlow to look over ,
heir homesteads before continuing
heir journey on TO the southern =
'ountry. "
The Times-Herald finds consider e
'ble favorable comment upon the
proposition OF paying the county
udge larger salary and milking
I'm responsible for the county hnan-
es. II Is the businesslike way OF
onducling the affairs OF the county. a
FAY the right man "a sufficient sum "
hat he can devote his time TO II and y
hen see that he makes good Fix IL
o he can't pass the buck"
Percy Johnson, formerly associated
'ilh his father and brother j. II. and
. Edwin Johnson, in civil engineer
'ork with headquarters ina Malheur
ounty, Is looking after business af-
airs In this vicinity. Mr.. johnson Is
ow located at La Crande aud is
onnected with q marble and granite
'ncerh Mra. johnson rs a sister TO
j Ia.H ..fN HNH.