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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-27
! at Robert Ger.

j. P. Stricken, of Waitsburg,
who owns Horse Heaven land,
is about town this week.
Straw hats, crash hats; hel.
NETS and summer hats for every
body at Johnson ta Fullerton.
Arie Hover, the music dealer,
of North Yakima, visited his
mother and brother few days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emigh
went to Spokane Tuesday, and
will remain for some in that
city before returning.
John Carlin of Grass Valley,
Oregon, has been looking over
his land intesests in the Horse
Heaven country of late.
j. W. McGee, real estate man
from Walla Walla, dropped down
Wednesday to investigate the
progress of Kennewick.
Cosgrove Il Hanson sold to
G. M. Hendrickson ten acre
tract in section seven and three
choice lots in Kennewick town.
site.
Lee Brookins is rebuilding,
and remodeling the building
west of the Kennewick Market
and will convert it into a store
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. McCutcheon
of Tacoma were in Kennewick
Thursday. DR.. McCutcheon ex-
poets to cultivate his land in
section Is.
J. W. Hughes, DR.. Ellis and
W. s. Warren, who are largely
interested in Horse Heaven
lands, spent few days in these
nartS of late
j. N. Gerard of Spokane, who
recently purchard forty acres
in section q, is getting bids for
building house and putting
the land into cultivation.
I Rev. j. Gehring, Lutheran
| pastor at North Yakima, will
| hold regular services at Kenne-
wick next Sunday afternoon at
the usual hour and place.
Ed Marshall, who has been in
charge of Skaters barber shop
for some time, left this week for
Valdez, Alaska. Mrs. Marshall
will remain here for the present.
M. Olson of Spokane, accom-
panied by five land seekers from
Iowa, arrived Wednesday and
investigated the ,resources and
future prospects of the Horse
Heaven country.
Chas. w. Jessup, Gee. T. Mil
Ter, DR., B. Ellis, Wallace Dun
can, Burton Duncan, VIM. Co.
vey, and others filed homesteads
In Horse Heaven before Com
missioner Greene this week.
Il Rev. ]. H. Wood, pastor of the
Y M. E. church at North Yakima,
who owns 160 acres two miles
west of town, was here this week
accompanied by G. r. Harris, of
me Harris Kor1try Yards, also
OF North Y,
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-27
kennewick Club Changes Hands

NSHNeWICk S'uO manages r1dnQs
Last Tuesday, d. P. Tribe
who has had charge of the Ken.
newick Club rooms since they
opened early last fall, purchased
the entire stock fraleMr. H. A.
Hover. He afsd rented the
building which the club now oc.
cupies, and will run the hotel in
connection.
Since he has been in Kenne.
wick Mr.. Tribe has proven him.
self a good business man, and
as manager of the Club, was
agreeable and courteous to all
"Dave" has a host of friends in
Kennewick who wish him the
best of luck in his new ven.
ture.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-27

rived from Oaksdale, is building
a residence on his land in section
seven.
]. L. Jolles, a practical irriga-
zionist, has been in Kennewick for
the purpose of following up his pro-
fession.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mitcham
moved in from their homestead
this week, and are now occupy
ing the building formerly used
by JA l. Graham as a barber
shop.
Attorney Daniel Boyd has
erected a neat office building on
Yakima street, just north of the
Hampshire House, and will be
ready for business in short
time.
J. F. Shafer, the barber, re-
turned Tuesday from Seattle,
where he has been visiting his
family for the past two weeks.
He. expects to move them here
shortly.
B. f. Nye, the new barber, is
now located in the building for
merly used by the Kennewick
Land Co. as an office. Mr.. Nye
now has as neat and pleasant a
shop as you will find anywhere.
John Duncan, recently from
Usage, Iowa, has purchased
teams, wagons and implements
and is at work improving his
claim five miles south of town.
He is also putting up a resi-
dence.
G. E. Riggs returned from
Sand Point, Idaho, where he
went some time ago on account
of illness of his wife. She had
improved sufficiently to travel
and accompanied him back and
they will take up their residence
here permanently.
Tom Newbry is back from
Twin Falls, Idaho, where he has
been investigating the new ir--
rigating proposition which is be-
ing put through in that section.
He is well impressed with con-
ditions there, and thinks it will
be good country.
Mrs. James I. Graham went
to Spokane Tuesday where she
was placed in the Deaconess
Home to undergo a surgical op-
Grafton. Her many friends hope
that the operation may be sue
cessful and that she will soon
return fully restored to health.
Robert Gerry has been receiv
ing large supply of harness,
and also an addition to his stock
of shoes, this week. Thos. Gei-
zentanner has been assisting his
brother Walt to dispose of them
to the best advantage. Anyone
looking for anything in that line
should call and look the stock
over before investing.
Mrs. Ross R. Haynes expects
to open her millinery store for
business next Monday morning.
She has received a large assert
ment of seasonable goods during
the past few days, and when the
entire stock is here will be able
to furnish the ladies of Kenne-
wick with anything the fem
nine heart may desire.
III. Peckennaugh. who has
The state herald., 1903-11-13

The boom edition OF the Phillips Coun-
ty Republican gotten ont by Colonel
Brown OF Denver made its appearance
last week. II contains Il credItaole write
up of the business OF the town and coun.
ty that is mentioned in its columns The
illustrations ATE good. The me.
chanical work is coed sud OF course
should be for II was all done III Denver
but Is no better than could have been
done in either OF the newspaper Offices OF
Holyoke. Colonel Browns Write-up OF
the town and county is reasonably con-
sentative for thus kind Of publication
and 1t may result IN attracting more at.
tention to our county ns location for
homes and business aud, with this OBJ
shonld send to their ncqnaintances III
other states copies Of this edition. The
Colonel" seemed to have no use for thu
HERALD and never entered the Office but
once and that was about two months
after he had commenced work on the
edition aud on day when the Editor
was ont of town. True he WAS liberal
enough TO mention tho TACT that there
was another newspaper In Hulyoks but
seemed very careful not to mention it's
name. The other business mon Of the
town, so We are informed. we're all sohc
tied to take wtte.up in bis paper but
the proprietor Of the HERALD for re,
sons best known 10 the Colonel" was
not So favored, The HERALD Is frank Ia
say that It is not an enthusiastic sup.
porter OF the practice Of sending to Den-
yer for boom editions Tor our county for
it touches the local newspapers in about
the snme wny that the mail order pur.
chase of merchandise touches the local
merchant and the HERALD has always
stood up for the hone merchant against
this practice aud has repeatedly refused
To carry advertising for u mail order
house when to do go meant to lessen It's
income to that extent However the VI.
lustrated edition OF the Republican has
been issued ADD by iuiiclous use OF il
the town and county may be benefited
and the HERALD heartily joins with
those who are sending out copies Of the
paper in urging the people of the town
and county to make the most Of this OPP.
portunI,y TO advertise the resources aud
many advantages III our county.
The state herald., 1903-11-13

plaintiff in the county court of Phillips county,
state of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service here
of, If served within this county, or, II served out
OF this county, or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof. exclusive of the
day Of seryice or judgement by default will be
taken against you according to the prayer of the
complaint. And If copy OF tho complaint in
the above entitled action be not served with this
summons, or il the service hereof be made out of
this state, then ten days additional to the time
hereinbefore specified for appearance and ans
wer will be allowed before the taking OF judge
ment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet the title to
the n 4 of sec % L . n Il AZ W of the 9Th r NJ
county Of Logan state Of Colorado, plaintiff al
leging that he is the absolute owner in fee sim
pie and in possession of said land, and that the
defendant makes some claim adverse to tho til
tie of plaintiff thereto as will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action 10 which ref
erence is heremade. A copy of which is hereto
attached.
And you are hereby notified that II You fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will take de-
fault and judgement as prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
said county court at Iolyoke, Colorado, In said
county, this 2oth day of Oct. A. d. 1908.
W. D. KELSEY,
Judge of the County Court,
tsEALl Phillips county. Colorado.
The state herald., 1903-11-13

state Of Colorado. T..
County OF Phillips,

State OF Colorado H..
County Of Phillips ~
In the county court.
&C tAublo, plaintiff VI. Willard II Wakomsn
NHD Wakemlu, Fred II Fay Trustee, defend.
ants.
The people Of tho state uf Colorado,
To willard II wpkemnu, Map wakeman
aud Fred II Fay. tho defendants above namod
Urerting3
You are hereby required To appear In nm
action brought AGAINST you BY the aboyo
named plnlntin In the county court, VI rhii
lips county, state ct Colorado, and answer
the complnrt thorUiu within twenty days NJ.
ter the service hrn'uf II srryci within this
county, or, Il served out Of tins county, or
by publication. within Thirty days after the
soryic" horcoL exclusive u tho day uf service
or Judgment hy default will be- inkon against
YOU according 10 the prayer of tho complaint,
aud II copy OF the complaint In tho above
cuutlvd action br not served with this sum.
mons, or " tho srr,tco hereof be- made out 81
this stale, ihrn ten days additional To the
time hrrrlnbofurn specified Tor appearance
aud answer viii be- allowed before the taking
OF Judgment hydcinult q. aforesaid
The HHid action In brought 10 rrpoycr uh.
thereon at The n,tn Of " per cent irum the 10Th
day NJ November 1855 upon QUO certain note or
bond executed anu delivered by tho defendants
willard II Wax man aud MARY wakomun 10
tho plaintiff srautnr Edwin u Va, alec 10 fore.
clnai certain drrd of trust executed and de-.
llNor"d by tho said willard n wakrmhn aud
Mars 4 Wnkaman 10 the defendant PF,s! II Pay
Trustee for tho uho and benefit Of tho said IA.
Win Il fay upln tho n q q ofsor u Tovushlp :
north 81 range - west In tho county " phlllIps
and state Of Colorado ~ wlllmoru fully appear
from the complaint In said action n which
reference IL here made.
And you nfr hereby notified that n 5au fail Ia
appear hni 20 answer tho raid complaint ~ %.
bo'u rrluipd. tho said plaintiff will take do.
fault und judgement hH prayed.
Given under my hand and the srhl ~ tho snld
county count IT iiobokr Colo, 10 faii county,
this 18th day Of Oct, a, u. ipA
Wb, KELSEY,
ludEr II tho COUNTY Court,
toENi1 rhilllps County. Colo.
The state herald., 1903-11-13

Omar @. Flora, mail carrier on tho Jul.
esburg Holyoke star route, has ordered
M automobile aud will discontinue tn.
use OF horses and wagon, The automo.
bile Is Of the Odds manufacture, and will
carry two OF three passengers IN nddi
ton TO the mail bags Whom tho now
conveyance is installed, which will prob
ably DO early next week, MIR. Flora cS,
pccta to revise his schedule, for tho auto
will make the trip one way IN ore hour
and thirty minutes, whcrcas Il requires
nearly five hours for team Of horses TO
make It, Julcsburg Grit Advocate.
The state herald., 1903-11-13
shit YOIIR EyES

And see how you would like to 60
through the world with black veil be.
fore them. That is what will happen it
they need attention and you neglect
them. II you need glasses have your
eyes examined by an occulist. DR.. K.C.
Sapero, the well known eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist of Denver, will
again be IN Holyoke, November 81 and
%, at the Sears hotel. Come early and
have your children's eyes examined be-
fore sending them to school. Consul
tation free.
The state herald., 1903-11-13
WORTH STIlDYlNG

The Denver Republican IN the issue
Of October p, published au editorial
which should prove Of interest to all par
rnts In the state 1t treats OF discipline
In schools and contaius much good sense
A portion OF the article follows:
at is absolutely essential TO the sue
9ess OF school that discipline be main.
tanned, Tor young people OF school age
need the governing hand Of competent
authority TO give then the training with.
out which the little they might other.
wise learn in the course Of their studles
would be Of small value 40 sucrsfslul
schoo can be conducted az a little IL.
public 10 which the seat Of authority IL
IN the pupil rather than In tho tsachtrs
The authority Of the teachers must be
absolute.
Tho idea that a Glass may revolt, go
on strike, because Of something which
tho pupils in their immature judgement
may think is wrong, should not for q
moment be tolerated,
"ln this connection tho parents are
under obligation from which they should
not shrink. Thcy should recognize that
tho obligation OF pupil to yield obodi.
ence to his teacher in school matters 10
essential TO his proper trimming and edu.
cation. II a boy Is encouraged to defy
u teaehcr he will not DE slow to conclude
that he can also defy hia parents.
THE tcnohcrB also arc under an obi.
CATION TO inals, upon obedience aud rec
ogntion OF their authority. Tboy should
not for moment tolerate rcvolts mud
"striksa, 'hnd they should never 20 much
IA entertain a thought OF "hrbitrating''
any difference II a atriklng Glaze will
not submit and return TO school work,
tho school should bo conducted without
1t, aud the members Of such clus
should bo made 10 understand that pr.
sistonoe IN rebellion wall DO followed by
diamiaaal. Tho law OF the school should
DO obedience, aud the teBchers should
stand by their authority without the
slightest thought Of retreat"
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ctnDtT cnnItJtte luh nnnnt tbp
The state herald., 1903-11-13

souri, MusonIc order, has recently dehv-
| cred IN address in which he advocated
the expulsion OF every member of the
order connected with the Infamous hood.
ling that has disgraced the state in gen
eral and st. Louis IN particular. Out of
tho thirty confessed boodlera Mt least
half u dozen nre members of the order,
aud already some of them have been ex-
PEELED
The significant feature Of this action
Is that court delays have been worked so
successfully that none OF the men haye
been sent to prison, yet they are guilty
and the lodge has acted. That The Dood.
lers should have membership in the Sc
cret orders 10 not surprising, because
men seeking political Office usually try
for popularity through these societies.
No frnternal cloak should oe hrond G.
nough TO cover ana protect a criminal.
1t will be long step toward aiding tue
law and towards upbuilding the societies
when all secret orders come forward IN
the same way. Men who forfeit their
honor for paltry pieces of coin may feel
that they can escape conviction under
the laws, hut they can be 80 ostraclsed
by their associates In church, lodge and
society that prison walls will seem n
pleasant refuge to them. Fear Of ostra-
cism may prove more potent to many
than fear of the laws punishment.-Pu-
eblo Chieftain.
The state herald., 1903-11-13
Balm Of w q Holland for 50 for post

Balm Of w G Holland for so for post
age was allowed for 200
Claim of f Nj Smith for sl6.75 medi-
cine for Carlson and Strand was allowed
for 1915
Claim of 8 d Goddard for 50 Tor filing
well on Skies place was allowed 100
Claim OF Out West Print Co for Sl2.76
for sup for co was allowed for II 70
Board adjourned to meet at one p m
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present full board,
Claim of Out West PRINT Co for si0.6S
for sup for co was allowed for 40 6s
Claim of W G Holland for S2.65 fees
as dist clerk was allowed for 265
Claim of Hurbert Work for $50 care Of
Wood for July was allowed for 80 90
Claim of w D Kelsey for SIS for fees
as Judge was allowed Tor 10 90
Clam of w D Kelsey for Sl3.55 fees
as judge was allowed for ID 55
Fee report of co clerk for July was or
dered filed.
CLAIM of W G HeIlund for 1920 fees
rs dist clerk was allowed for 220
Clam of G w North for $3.50 for ser
az juror co court was allowed 2 so
Claim Of f q Ghurning for Sl0.25 ser
as Juror co court was allowed 10 %
Claim of & Il Olmsted for $3.50 ser as
Juror co court was allowed $50
Claim of Otto Fulscher for "a rs scr as
juror co court was allowed 475
Claim OF GEO Alnsworth for $3.50 ser
as juror co court was allowed $50
Clam OF j Crimes for SG35 ser as
Juror co court wnsallowed 6 30
Claim of Q NJ MsKee for s7.25 sSr as
Juror co court was Allowed 725
Claim of J b Chrse Tor 81 As for ser as
juror CO court was dlowed 4 40
Claim OF Axel Manson Tor 50 so ser as
juror co court was allowed . 80
Claim Of Geo BraIkcomb for 1876 ser
as Juror co court wa, allowed 9 60
Claim nf S d Goddard for $40 ser as
juror co court was allowed $50
Claim Of W b Coats for S5.6j ser as
juror co court was allowed ) G5
Claim of Robert NeiT for al 60 ser as
juror co court was allowed GO
Claim of q W Hume COR $3.50 ser as
juror co oour: was allowed go
Claim of A NJ Axelson for $3.50 ser as
juror co court was allowed 80
CLAIM Of J A Berg for $3.50 for ser rs
juror co court was allowed 3 so
Claim OF Brooks Mason for 500 ser as
Juror co court was allowed $40
Claim of S 9 Lewis for SIT SEES as
juror co court was allowed $50
Claim OF c e johnson for S550 ser us
juror co court was allowed $50
Claim Of VIM Gebhart for 81 80 ser as
juror co court was allowed $50
Claim Of W s Hibbs for 81 for ser as
juror co court was allowed 400
Claim OF Albert Yong for 81 80 scr as
juror co court was allowed $50
Claim OF G " Ericksol for $3.50 Ser as
juror co court was allowed $50
Claim OF + Y Eugstrom for g. % Ger
as witness 90 court was allowed 2G5
Claim Of W q Kimbll for SEQ ser us
witness co court WAS allowed 2Gj
Claim of c o Lundberg for $3.50 ser
MS wit dist court was allowed . ~
Claim of Msy d Mowry for So FER as
steuog co court was allowed 500
Continued next week.
The state herald., 1903-11-13
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.


Holyoke, Colo. o "a 'Oa.
Board me. pursuau. To adjournment
present l. r Foster chairman p A Peter.
son aud ID n Freeman com nnd II N
White clerk.
M,nutra Of last meeting rrad and np-
proved.
Claim ~ S Il johnson for sl51 for
postage WIS allowed Tor 80
CLAIM OF S II Johnson for sT5 rs fees
an treas was allowed Tor 1858
Fee reports OF 90 Judge for July nnd
The state herald., 1903-11-13

The coal strike IL on md, whils the
coal mine managers assure the public
that there will be no coal famine in the
state, stIll It would be a wise course for
the people to lay in q good supply OF
coal as soon as they have an opportuni.
ty to do so. The miners are making
some demands that the mine operators
will undoubtedly stand out against a
strike may continue toT some time.
The state herald., 1903-11-13
Legal Notices
,minNnoopp,pno,mnonnwona5Nu
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Notice lie hereby Givcn that on Thursday the
18Th day u November next, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon aud . ocloci. in
the Afternoon Of said day AT the town Of HuS-
tun, county Of Phillips and state of Colo, Of the
estate Of Elizabeth Brown, deceased. the follow
inrdcscrbod real property Of which the said de-
cedelt died seized lot No lin block No 10 Ia the
town Of liaStun, Phillips county, Colorado, and
other nrtclo-, will be sold at private sale, Ia nc
cnrdnucc with au order Of the county court Of
Phillips county.
Terms Of safe cash in hand.
MkNuEL Addison, Administrator.
October ~, lgJA
The state herald., 1903-11-13
Low RATES WEST

Via burlington Route.
5000 Ia Portland, Tacoma, Seattle.
S2i0O 10 sna Francisco, Los Angeles.
$3.50 to spokane.
5000 to Salt Lake City Butte, Helena
ProporuUnaely low rates to hundreds
Of other points including Big Horn ia
sin, Wyon Montana, Idaho, Warrington,
Oregon, BrItiHh Columbia, California,
Otto.
Every day until November 90
Tourist cara daily to California, par.
seAsily conducted szcurslonn three times
q week.
Tourist cars iaily TO Semitic.
lnquno Of Hoafcat Burlington Route
ngont. iisgT
The state herald., 1903-11-13
PAY DAY.

The farmers and dalrymen who sell
cream To the Beatrice Creamery Co.'S
local station know the convenience OF n
Pay Day. II you keep COWS and are in.
terested in having monthly pay day
We Will be glad to talk to you about be-
coming a patron OF one OF our cream sta
lions, n you are not one, aud will show
you how you can buy separator with.
out any cash and open the way for you
to become n prosperous and successful
dalrymau. o. W, Ions.
Mgr, Holyoke aud Haxtun
Cream stations.
The state herald., 1903-11-13

hias Ada Hest, tho bright aud vim
ming young lady olpoutionis,, VINO gave
our citizens such u pleasing entertain.
mont laat ppttpr, will be in ilolvoke
shorlly giving the beautiful play Hazel
kirko. Misa Hoist will bo Insisted by
local ialent and the play will DO given
under auspioes Of the Holyoke OrehoH
ira. Hazel Birko ia pare, wholesome
aad cloyhtins play in every rcspoot aud
with Mics Hest Ia the title role We bc.
speak for our people rare treat The
play will probably he given ab9u, Nov.
a5th Date will be announced later
The state herald., 1903-11-13

Sixteen car loads Of sugar O,ets have
been shipped from THIS s'auon 10 tho
Eaton sugar factory, and the harvest 10
practically flushed, The balance OF tho
crop, probably not more than three car
Dads, will br sent to the Grand Island
company. Tho bee's raised by tho Jul.
csburg association for the Eaton com.
pany averaged a little better than tons
per fredericksburg Crit Advocate.
The state herald., 1903-11-13

Don't fail to mail copies Of tho illus.
trnted Republican to your friends in 9th
OF states. We can consistently urge this
for 1t contains ~ boom write up Tor tho
nEEALD aud our action In doing 80 can.
not be pRid TO be aciuRted by selfish
motive.
The state herald., 1903-11-13

WANrED-A RUsrWORTHY GENTLEMAN
or lady In each county 10 manage business Tor
an old established house ~ solid financial stand
ing. A straight bonn hig WcokN salary uf sIs ~
paid by check each Nundly with all oEpnussz
dtrrct from headquarters Money advanced for
expenses. Enclosn addrts sad envelope. Man.
ais1r 80 CnHton Ridg., Culcaru. isB
The state herald., 1903-11-13

II seems that Mayor Harrison of Chi
cago has withdrawn from the race for
the democratic nomination for president
and Congressman Williams is now the
Illinois candidate.
The state herald., 1903-11-13
DIPPING GkIILE.

Stock must be- dipped twice between
Oct. 10 aud Nov 10 and owing To the
PHILIPPE County Dipping Vat Associu,
ton and the fact that the present rate
Of . cents per head will not pay the run,
ping eXpenses, II has bcrn decided to
charge 10 cents pef head hereafter Tor
dipping stock. The vat will be ready
Tor use Oct, 10 and will close Nov. 10.
by Order oi the Board Of Directors.
The state herald., 1903-11-13
S26.55 CHICAGO AND RETURN.
IN BnrIMELon Route.

Account international Live Stock ex.
position, Nov. 2S TO Dec. .. Tickets ou
sale Nov. IS, % aud 30. Limited for re.
turn to Dec. Z.
Ask the agent, l2ll
The state herald., 1903-11-13

The monthly entertainment OF the
Baptist Ladies Aid society will be held
with Mrs. Judge Kelsey Nov. 10 Thurs.
day. Tho ladies Of the community are
rordlnIIy invited TO attend.
The state herald., 1903-11-13

The Colorado court OF Appeals recent
" HANDED down an opinion holding that
If necessary the property OF a railroad
can be placed in the hands of receiver
Tor the purpose OF the collection Of taxes
against the road.
The state herald., 1903-11-13

ADVERTISEMENT INDUSTRIOUS PER
rnns 10 each slate 10 tuyol fnt huura rHtAh.
ltfhcd eleven Yr8rs and with large capital, a.
and profitable Inc Permanent entnsnmeat.
Weekly rHsll 7ulBfy ~ sls and all travelling ~.
p"usfs and hotel bills advanced 10 cash each
week. Experience not essential, Mention rnf.
nfnnrc md rnrIuae snlf-Aiirraatsi envelope,
TIN NATIONAL, aJl Dearborn IT,, Chicago
The state herald., 1903-11-13
GRllNl Feed.

| have recently purchased new feed
grinder and will run 1t with gasoline
engine am prepared TO do satisfactory
work In feed grinding and will also han.
die feed for sale. Gail and zee me
G. W. GARLAND.