The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-10

II. j. williams came over from hia
Silver creek home yesterday.
o. r. Thompson was In town yes-
terday from his home near Crane.
Capt. A. W. Gowan, who has been
confined to his room at the King hos.
pital for several weeks following ar
operation by DR.. Smith. Ia improving
and IL Ia hoped he will soon be able
TO be out and resume his usual vo.
cation.
George Marsden was over from
his Bear Valley ranch during the
week making preparations 10 remove
his cattle from the feeding grounds
at Dr. Grifith's ranch to the range.
George reports his new daughter and
the mother doing fine.
Joseph Kunna and wife arrived
here from Detroit, Mich. last Tues
day with the intention OF making
their home IN this country. Mrs,
Kunna IL a sister TO Mrs. Fay who
formerly lived at the 90 ranch. The
sisters had not seen each other for
sisteon years.
Joe Chiopa returned the fore part
of this week from California where
he spent part OF the winter. Joe
went first TO Lakeview after working
for some sheep men In this vicinity
durng the summer and fall but later
decided to try California climate for
the cold months. He went 10 Sacra-
mento but that did not suit his fancy
40 he went on down to San Francisco.
Recently hs had a letter from his for
mer employers asking him to return
to them and he came back to again
take up outdoor work.
A telegram received Wednesday
from Portland announced that Judge
II. G. Levens had been operated on
that day for appendicitis and also
gall stones. He was reported ~ rc-
covering from the operation and 10
ing well. Judge Levcns went to
Portland to be under spcciaiist for
ulcers of the stomach and he wan
doing most satisfactory but his
appendix acted up and caused more
trouble. His many friends are glad
to learn he IL recovering.
I. A. Hollis. a nephew OF A. II.
Hollis. of Andrews. was In town this
week seeking his naturalization pap
ers. lie did not get hearing at
this term OF court because OF some
MISUNDERSTANDING aud he will now
await papers from the east. Tho
young man In u printer. or rather de-
voted some four years to an appren-
ticeship Mt that trade In thu old conn
try before coming here. lie finds he
prefers the outdoor life to office
work. however. and Is going to re-
main In the stock business, :
Parties down from the mountains
10 the north during the week report
quito snow storm up there. Jack
Darst was down from his mining pro-
perty on the head OF Trout creek and
reported n fall OF new snow 10 the
depth OF two feet. Dale Porter was
down from his wood camp at Cold
springs and said Il was the same
depth there on last Friday but rain
had reduced II 20 about eight inches.
Nevertheless. even though Il did not
lay on the moisture fell and will ben.
eft the range and the run on come
down for use In irrigating tho lower
lands later.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. q. Davies and Mr..
and Mrs. Alva Springer were In town
yesferday. the ladies taking in the
nrt exhibit and program at the Com
niercial Club given by the high school
Mr.. Davies reports the range fine
In his community and that his sheen
came through the winter In good con-
dition. This means an excellent crop
OF wool. Landing season begins the
18th OF this month with prospects
for good weather.