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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-26

temporary injunction to remain IN
force. Same ruling in injunction cases
against John Often, Fred Heilman.
State vs VIM, Mills, bond fixed at
5000 and cause continued.
f. NJ. Denman vs.. j. w. Kelso,
foreclosure. Found for plaintiff and
judgment for 1896 90 and costs. Judg-
ment for Interstate Mtg. Co. vs.
Kelso for $lll0.23.
M. f.. Northrup vs Al and John
A brams, on motion OF plaintiff
stricken from docket
Northrup Lumber Co. vs.. J, ID
Parke, settled and costs paid, Same
in suit against John Anderson.
Rupert and Chalafant vs.. Chas. H
Darling, foreclosure. Found for
plaintiff that amount due is $lSO6. 90.
~ T.. Fisher vs.. Geo. G. Barber.
Find Tor Cooper d Johnson defendants
that they recover costs of plaintiff.
State vs Bob Sailor, bond fixed
al 500 and cause continued.
State VS. Harry Johnson, bond fixed
at 5000 and cause continued.
s. M. Cooper vs.. A. b. Ferguson
demurrer, State and II. b. Shannon
given twenty days to interplead.
State vs Sam Bloom, dismissed
without prejudice.
II, o. Dieuis vs Stella IS; Dieuis,
plaintiff ordered to pay into court $40
before Feb, Is, 1900. Also pay into
court, beginning Feb. l, alimony in
sum of $40 per month until further
orders.
State VS. John Doe and w. M.
Robinson. Recognizance of Robinson
forfeited, bond fixed at $500 and alias
warrant to issue.
#. j. Partree VS. G. p. Walker,
sheriff ordered to execute and deliver
to Ella NJ. Partree and Bertha p.
Noble deed for premises heretofore
sold, on payment of costs.
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MORAN.
Almira c. Bassett, Reporter.

Almira c. Bassett, Reporter.
22-John Varnsr has, dissolved
partnership with his brother and
gone to Colony.
Mr. Willoughby lie having an add.
ton built on to the north side of his
furniture store.
Jas Cash has moved into tbs house
formerly occupied by Bert Cash.
The chicken pie supper given by
the ladies of the Pre- byterian church
at the home of DR. and Mrs Jewell
was well attended and seemed to be
much enjoyed.
A J Eflin has bought the DIR Strong
place and will move his family there
soon.
MRS $ c Warner Jr is clerking in
Varner's dry goods store,
Rev Barr went to Parsons Monday.
MT Wyckoff of A rrowsville, Ill, is
visiting his cousin, Mrs Minnie
Kline
E ID Rapp has improved the looks
of his restaurant by new coat OF
paint.
II NJ Woodland has rented a farm
near Bayard and will move there
coon.
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COUNTY NEWS
ROCK CREEK.
Continued from page II.
Mrs. @. E. Sawyer, Reporter.

Jan 22-Kalph Shafer's foot is siill
very sore He is unable to walk to
school as yet.
The Searcey children are all con
valescent, but our new sick list shows
the names of Mrs Jane Rutledge and
A b Null.
Flank Anderson, Rena and Nellie
Woods and the Misses Virgins visit
ed Deer Greek school Friday.
The Adams Bros were ballng hay
for Powell Saturday and Rems berg
u Delaplaine were threshing kaffir
corn for Kingsley.
Rev MORROW preached at Rock
Creek Sunday at eleven. Rev Gillett
VIII preach at the same hour next
Sunday.
l. w Anderson of Wise, was down
viewing the landscape, preparatory
to moving on the Waters farm.
jessie Smith of lola, called on
friends IN this neighborhood Sunday
afternoon.
Ralph Shafer Of Rock Creek, Mona
Longshore, Emma Kepple, Alice
Ryker. Barton Cozine, Arthur and
Lille Ruby, Ethel CAN'T, Pearl Hub
bard, Grace Jones. Adam Delp and
Edna skinner Of Deer Creek took the
common school examination Sat.
urday.
Gilbert Spore returned TO his home
In western Kansas several weeks ago
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Usage VALLEY.

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Kittie Wolf and Mr. Charlie WiInnma
were married ty Bout Baker
Justice Of the Peace. We wish them
Tong life and happiness.
since our last writing Ed Huffman
has returned from Wa-hiupton com.
ty, bringing with him "a bride. Their
many friends wish them much ioy.
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On Suuday,the l1th, Gay the llttle l6
months old son OF Mr. aud MRS Earl
Nandegrlt, OF LaHarpe, was buried
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GRIFFIN.
Mrs Agnes Garrison, Reporter.

Jan While driving the team for
the baler yesterday Mr. Cole had his
leg broken.
Ollie Griffin has II bran new organ
Mr. Dyer has been hauling the corn
which he purchased at the Cream
sale
We would like to know if that
pumpkin race is extended to the cor
respondents or If we are include d
among the paid up Subscribers?
Certainly REGISTER correspondence
are always counted paid in advance
-EDIToR REGlsTER.)
We attended the eleventh semi.
annual Y z \ convention held Jan 90
at the Evangelical Church in Hum.
boldt, The regular time tor the con
ventiun was the ninth of December
nut on account of bad weather it was
postponed. \ good many included in
the program were absent necessaril y
making It mUch shorter The priu.
clpal parts taken wac first the excel,
ent address by Rev Leonard ON Mis-
sionary Wora IN Japan. We felt very
much Interested in those Japs then
but we forgot about them few
miuuets after when seated To "a bouuti
lul repa-t prepared by the hands ot
the ladies' Interested in the Y T. a
The afternoon session was full of b",i
ness with a spriukling Of sons, essay,
aud one defamation and the election
of officers Adjournment
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NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
Lora MIC, RepOrter.

Jan 15-Mrs Barnett, of Geneva,
visited with her parents, Mr. and MRS
Brookes, last week.
Mr. Sutherland was called to lola
last Wednesday by a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness OF his
father.
Mr. Kerwood from Illinois is visit
ing his brother, Sherman KerwOod.
The Missionary Society met at MRS
Smalley's Thursday January
Chris Troutwine is working for
Ralph Cozine.
1t was with sad hearts that we
heard of the death of Mrs Dunlap,
and we extend our sympathy to the
bereaved family.
A number of maple Grove people
attended the exhibit and contest in
lola,
Mrs Green who has been suffering
with neuralgia has 30 far recovered
as to be out again.
Miss Sadie Virgins is on the sick
list.
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The Merry Spring Ball.

Every body in lola and many peo-
pie on t OF town are interested in real
estate values and the way dirt flies
here and the following little happen
ing Will show that things are moving
right along. Mr. M. n Pyle, who used
to live in the country on the lane lead
ing north from Sycamore street, you
know, is closer to town now. All the
land west of him has been changed
from corn burrows and calf pasture in
to town lots with long row of houses
going up along the west side of the
erstwhile aforesaid lane. Well, Pyle,
you know, talking to real estate
man said he had notion to divide
his land facing on the lane into lots
ana offer them at 1925 and $3.50. The
next day the real estate man asked
him If he still intended to do it and
when Pyle said Eyes" informed him
that the nine lots in the strip were
sold. And they were. The reason you
haven't seen Pyle for the past forty
hours Is that he kicked himself 80
hard for making the price 80 cheap,
that he has been laid up ever since.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

u l. omlIh, hepOTleIs
Jan 23-Whoever saw such weather
in January. Farmers have been
blowing for two weeks, and indeed 1t
looks as If we might as well plant.
A number from the Valley attend
ed the quarterly meeting at LaHarpe
Saturday and Sunday.
Chas Terrence, Connie Smith and
lila Smart were among those who
took the common school examination
at Spring Branch Saturday.
An oyster supper at Mr. Ballard e
Wednesday night.
Mrs Chilcote's sun.in law, Chas
Woodward, and a Mr. Curtis of Doug
las county, are visiting her,
The Pleasant Valley Sunday School
is making an effort to get new song
books.
Some of MIR Torrence's children are
having the grip.
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GENEVA.


Jan 25-lh0s Creamer has traded
his farm for stock Of merchandise
which ne will move to Lebanon,
NO. where they will make their future
home.
Geo Esse is reshingling his house
Asa Hops is making preparations
to move to Colorado i'm the near future
w : Roberts ~ Son OF Colony
shipped two loads Ut stock from here
last week f II Childs shipped car
load of hay.
Mrs Frank White of Colony, was
here visiting friends last week
Jake Ragle and Mr. Sipe of East
lola, spent Sunday at A ii Wood
rufl's.
w w Wallace expects soon to move
to G. q Mul's farm north of Carlyle.
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FUNSTON.
MISS AMY SEYMOUR. Reporter

MISS AMY bEHMOUR, Reporter
Jan 22-Every body is making use
OF this fine weather running their
plows early and late and thinking
about (?) planting corn.
The party at r Stewards was
very well attended and everyon Q
seemed to have good time. Refresh
ments consisting of nice cake, bananas
and candy were served in due time
to which every one aid justice,
Lawyer Gard was in our neigh Dor
hood Wednesday on business aud
made pleasant cal at J w SeymOur's
The Misses Bowlus and Chas Klau-
mann, of lola, and lila Spar, of Mo.
ran, attended the party at MI
stewards.
Mr. Hunter went to Ions Elm Sun.
day.
Preaching at our church Sunday
morning, January IS, b. Rev Carter
Those from our school who took the
common school examination Saturday
were: Prentiss Donald, Mary
Mischke, Oscar and Gertie NcCOllum,
Invitations are out for party al
Mr. Hunters Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs b f Curfman, Lydis
Murray, Mrs ID w Curfman and MI
and Mrs Clint Ball visited at f. Il
McCollum's Sunday.
Richard Ewing and Lulu Myers
spent Sunday with us Chas Hamil
ton and sister, Mr. Cunningham and
family and Forest Ball were aisC
pleasant callers.
w Gullett and family and Il
Williams and family spent Sunday
at John Willlams',
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NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
Lora Fife. Reparter.

LOra Fife, Reporter.
Mr. Kerwoood's brother returned to
his home in Illinois. He was well
pleased with Kansa'.
J w Fife visited relatives In the
east part Of the county the first Of the
week.
Mr. Southerland's little nephew who
is visiting him, fell from wagon last
Saturday and broke his arm below
the elbow. The bone was not only
fractured, but came out through the
flesh.
Rev Smslley is assisting in a series
Of meetings at Sedan.
Lee Breckenridge has moved tC
lola. George Teats and wife will oc.
cupy the farm this year.
G Claunch visited at Mr. Fiie't
this week.
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TONY POINT.

All bhrbonsi correspondent,
Jan 24-Scott Mckinley was up to
Kansas City last week and Carl viii
liams of Neoshe Falls staid with the
family while he was away. He has
returned.
Mrs Rose is making preparations to
move to EmpOria in the near future
We learn she has purchased property
there.
Rev and Mrs Lewis, of Iowa, who
were here visiting returned last week
and will stop at Ottawa Ior short
visit.
Rev Brown closed his meeting at
Maple Grove in Woodson county and
Is at Salem this week.
Miss Baker, of Ft Scott, was visit
ing her father last week and Ia now
at her aunt's. Mrs Ida Baker She
expects to return to Scott soon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-26

Harvey Bromegem's many friends
will be sorry to learn that he Is quite
Ill at Glensdale, Arizona, not being
able to stand the trip home.
George Davis and family Of Prairie
Hall attended Sunday School at
Prairie Rose sunday. Come again
please.
There will be prayer meeting each
Wednesday night at the Prairie Rose
school house. All are invited.
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Geo. A. Bowlus vs w. G.. Gun judg-
ment for plaintiff in sum of $l655.
Abbott d Co. VS. &. H. Wadsworth,
Judgment for plaintiff for 1896.
City of lola vs j. w. Sugg. Motion
of defendant to retaX costs sustained
as to attorney fee only. Plaintiffs
motion to retax by increasing amount
of attorneys fees to he charged over
ruled, Plaintiff excerpts to both
rulings.
District Clerk Miller has sent on
to the creditors of the lola Daily
Record the following notice.
You will please take notice that Jennie Burns
did on the % day of January, 1900 at sos O'Clock
p. m. of said day. by deed of assignment, make
j. b, Goshorn, of the City of lola. Allen county,
Kansas assignee OF certain described property
for the use and benefit of her said creditors, a
list of which was on the 23rd day Of January,
1900 at5;O5 o'clock p, IN, of said day filed In this
office, and is hereto appended as follows. to-wit
American Type Founders Co., Kansas
City, Mo. mote and mertgage) .....s 655 O5
u W Barrows, Piedmont Kansas, mote
and mortgage. ..,....... ............. 500 90
A. H. Campbell, Trustee, lola, Kansas
tnOte anu mOrtBhBeJ ........, 800 90
| Benedict Paper Company. Kansas City,
Mo-, account, .,..................... 30 80
Kellogg Newspaper Company, Kansas
City, Mo. account 80. 80. ........ so
! ]. W. Butler Paper Company, Chicago,
H.. account. ..,.,..,....,,, .,,' 165 40
| Mitchell & Heterd, lola, Kansas note 20 90
+. W. Fitzgerald. lola, Kansas, note. II 65
w. II. Root, lola Kansas, account. d. 4 rs
whitney PAPER Company, Chicago, Ill,
American Press Association. Omaha
Neb, account. .,., .,.,,.,,,,, so
Bauk Of Allen County, lola Kansas,
three noles '',,. - ..,'..,, ..., l4O w
Great Western Type Foundry, Kansas
City, MO-, account. .,.,.....,. zee. AZ SO
Topeka Paper Company, Topeka Kan
sas, account ...,...... ......,,..... ~ 81
J, r. Young, lola, Kansas, account, ~ o.
j. h. Atchison lola, Kansas, note ,.,,,,. l26 w
Total. ................S So l76 81
That meeting OF said creditors will be held
In my office In the Court House, In the city of
lola, Kansas, on the 22nd day of February. A.
d., 1900, at o'clock a. m, for the purpose of
choosing an assignee, as provided by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereuntO set
my hand and affixed the seal of said court this
23rd day ofJanuary A. d. 1900
HIM. MILLER,
Clerk District Conrt
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~ FEW HINTS

The salesman We
satisfied
s we'll the rest
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UPHOL STERY AND LACE CURTAIN Department

Any article that is really
We do not advertise values
sale is worth the former price.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-07-28
DIR. Max Stern.
THE CHICAGO OPTICIAN,
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PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS.
Meals at all hours.
COLLYER KANSAS.
COLLYER.

lit seems your correspondent has
skipped, and meaning no Offense, will
send you a few items from this neck
o. the woods
Threshing has commenced in this
neighborhoOd.
Norman Redmond is ploughing for
William Bower.
Report says that Ira Tilton will
teach our school this winter.
Miss Norma Bestor is visiting on
the Saline at the William Walsh
ranch.
Mrs. Betsy York left for Missouri
last week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Elliott.
School meeting Thursday. Charlie
Hickman was elected clerk. and Chas
King treasurer.
Mrs. A. w. Purinton was called
east Wednesday on account of the
sickness of her grandchild.
DR.. Jones was called Tuesday to
see Mrs. Staples who was taken sud
denly ill. At last report she was bet
ter Mrs. Staples is J. Deatrich's
daughter.
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OAsToE
Bes,,tha 4Ihs Kind You Have Always Bough

For SALE-One of the best 800 acre
farms in Trego county. For terms ap-
ply to George Baker, Wa-Keeney,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodward are
the proud parents of new daughter
born Monday morning. Frank says
she weighed nine pounds and looks
just like her papa.
Rev. Waldrop and Marshall P. Red
mond of Banner were in the city
Tuesday and made US a pleasant call.
Mr.. r. advertises to prove up On his
homestead September Is.
Miss Sue Henkel had charge of the
register of deeds office during her
fathers absence this week. David
attended the Democratic convention
at Fort Scott as delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Bevard and sons
Howard and Arthur have gone to
Texarkana, Tex, to reside, where
Mr.. Bevard has accepted the position
of trainmaster for the Pittsburg &
Gulf railroad Wells Re
publican.
Sam Baird of Adair has threshed
out part of his wheat crop and finds
that it averages % bushels to the
acre. As this was from the poorest
field he had, he believes the balance
of his wheat will go 80 bushels to the
acre.-Ellis Review.
Barney Kessler of Collyer township,
one of the biggest cattle men in the
county, was in the city the first of the
week on a big critic deal. He has
come out boldly and like a square
man and says he has been a lifelong
Democrat and has fiirted some with
populism, but he will vote for Nc
Kinley this fall
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
si ssass sss Of &MAZzzx

Mrs. Frank King and little son are
visiting at Dighton.
Regular services in the Presbyterian
church, Sunday, July %.
Attorney Charles Reeder of Hays
was in the city on Friday.
Mrs George Schaefer and little
daughter are visiting in the east part
of the state.
Taken Up-Gray mare 3 or years
old and one brown mare. G. A. Dor
man, Wa-Keeney, Kan.
Abe Frakes was nominated for sec.
rotary of state by the triune forces at
Fort Scott, Wednesday,
The city council will meet next
week to make tax levy. If you have
bill better file it at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Blair attended
the family reunion of Mr.. Blair's folks
at Salina, Wednesday and Thursday.
j. NJ. Robinson, brother of our sur
veyor, and at one time a resident of
Trego, but now of Galena, Kansas, is
here looking for location.
Have just learned that Joe Mar
quand had two large ricks of wheat
burned Monday evening from bolt
of lightning. Hope he had them in
sured.
John R. Wilson received check
last week for about $40 for damage
done to his Davis dwelling by light
ming on the 9th of last month from
the insurance company.
Dolp Swanbeck of Collyer township
| was in town Tuesday after lumber
and hand to pillow. He captured
John Stewart and took him home
with him to run the pillow one month.
Trustee Harvey of Ogallah was in
in the city Monday after two loads of
lumber for an addition to his house.
Last year Mr.. Harvey built a good
barn. Such improvements shows
that farming in Trego pays.
Frank Stradal of Collyer township
lumber for an addition to his granary
14x2S. Mr.. S. is one of our best far
mers and says he has more and better
wheat than ever-so he has to en-
large storage capacity. He also re-
ports fair prospects for corn.
John s. Dawson, known to all of US,
has rendered his services to Uncle
Sam as an organizer of a troop of cav
airy. and states that western Kansas
would raise a regiment of boys, on
short notice, to carry expansion to
China. John is of the right kind of
metal to make good officer and a
fighting soldier.
VIM. Stimits, daughter and daugh-
ter-in-law, of ,Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on
their way to Idaho Springs, Colorado,
had the misfortune to be caught in
the heavy hail storm while driving
into Hugo, Sunday afternoon. They
were bruised somewhat, but con-
tinued their journey yesterday after
resting day in town.-Hugo Colo }
Ledger.
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4 new PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

Will be started Saturday, August 4,
on Main street. Two doors north OF
G. G. BeStor'S.
We take pride in our posing and
lighting; also, up-to-date in all pho
tographic work Pictures finished in
glass OF platina. fal=e
Baby pictures a speciality. Also
take orders for enlarged work in
crayon, India ink or pastel Also all
kinds of photo jewelry buttons, chat
elaineS. etc.
Gallery open every Saturday on and
after August 4.
@Call and see our samples.
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Notice for Publication. No. 1884.

United States Land Office.
Wa-Keeney, Kansas. July 3D. 1900.
Notic.. Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver of the U :.
Land Office at Wa-Keeney. Kansas on Sep
TENDER Is. 1900. viz:
Marshall p Redmond,
Homestead Entry No. zz7I4 for the south
east quarter of section 20, township ID south,
range 25. west of the 9th p NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of. said land. viz:
Leonard W Purinton. James Tague. Dan
lei Mcknight and William A Riggs; all of
Banner. Kansas
L.. T. PURCELL. Register.
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You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy. Jones Il Gibson
will refund your money if you are not
satisfied after using it. 1t is every
where admitted to be the NEST sue
cessful remedy in use for powell com
plants and the only one that never
fails 1t is pleasant, safe and relia-
bile.
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Fresh pork at Bakers.

Smoked hams at Bakers.
Trunks, valises, Telescopes at
Moores.
Rev. Clemens and family spent the
week in Brownell.
Prof. Shearer made a business trip
to Wilson, Wednesday.
For Sale = Thoroughbred grey
hound pups. J. A. Law.
Fat hogs wanted about 200 pounds
in weight at Geo Bakers.
The two Toms of Ogallah were in
the city Monday on business.
NJ. P. Redmond is new subscriber
to the oldest paper in the county
Treasurer Cooper drove down to his
big ranch on the Smoky, Tuesday.
DIR. Edwards, Dentist, is at the
American House. Give him call
Trustee HIT of Collyer township
was county seat visitor on Tuesday.
For SALE One 5-year-old farm
mare. Two new buggies- w S.
Mead.
For sale-A good work horse; years
old; weight about 1900 lbs. Inquire
at this office.
Mr.. Stanley, carpenter from Hol-
ton, Kan, is working on Diebold's
new elevator.
Do you want silk waist? Finest
assortment of patterns, just received
this week at Moore's-
New photograph gallery will be
opened next Saturday two doors north
of Bestor's. Read ad.
Ed Bradshaw, formerly station
agent here, is now employed as oper-
ator at Gunnison, Colo
James Rinker, Allen Cox and W. G.
Olson attended the Demo-Pop con-
ventions at Fort Scott this week.
Wednesday to sell Denver man his
ranch of $500 acres near Castle Rock.
w. r. Holmes and Erie Morgan
finished painting Uncle Billy Som
Judge Monroe has sold the old Gals
ford place southeast of town to a
Hays man who will move onto it this
fall.
Taken Up-Gray pony. Owner can
get same by calling at George OILERS,
miles north and l mile east of Ogal-
lah, by paying charges.
Judd Yetter of Ogallah was in the
city Wednesday. Judd says he spent
twenty-five days in the harvest field
and helped cut over 600 acres.