The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-11-05

Congress win meet In call session
nsxt Monday.
Therecent rains have put thsroads
in bad condition again.
Jake Bradley, an inmate OF the
Nevada asylum, made his escaped
Friday.
You viii find she advertisements In
TIE TnEs excellent reading. Look
them over.
All is quiet at the court house
again since the adjournment OF cir
cult court Saturday.
Some Of the merchants OF Butler
are beginning to prepare for Christ
mas by buying their holiday goods
early.
j. W. Hanaman and Miss Bessie
Deaton, Of Foster, were married at
the court house Tuesday Nov. 3, by
Squire ]. W. Darby.
T.W Silvers left Wednesday morn.
ing for 0swego, Kansas, to defend
Judd Dixon, charged with killing his
partner in the junk business.
Duck shooting on the lakes the
past few days has been short, the
first invoice OF ducks from the north
having gone on south.
County Clerk John Herrell was In
Adrian Tuesday shaking hands with
his many friends. John Is making a
good officer and has the nestest kept
record In the county.-Adrian Jour.
nal.
The telegraph reports the Grow In
dams In Cheyenne on the war path.
In battle Saturday with sheriff's
posse two or three OF the sheriil's
men were wounded and one killed
Two Indians were killed and several
wounded.
Mrs. Tousley, formerly oi.Dsnver,
Col, has purchased three lots In
Monegaw Springs, and has lot the
contract for . stone building 30xo0
ieet, two stories high. The building
4 will be used Tor residence and hotel
purposes.
Miss Emma Csss, daughter Of Mrs.
E. T. Dodd, Of Dallas, Texas, pianist
with the Slater Opera company, has
fallen heir to an estate valued at hall
q million dollars in the Philippine
Islands. The inheritance comes from
the estate Of IN uncle Of the young
lady's father.
At Joplin Saturday Joseph Farley
was sentenced to twenty years In the
penitentiary for robbery in the first
degree. The jury returned verdict
against him in twenty minutes.
q Farley robbed and shot Willard
Young IN Joplin september 28th.
The Bank OF Pilot Grove, Pilot
Grove, Mo-, was burglarized Friday
night. The burglars blew the vault
doors with dynamite, but were un.
successful in w,ecking the safe. The
noise OF the explosion aroused the
citizens near the bank when the
burglars fled taking about $50.
Heart disease caused the death OF
, Mrs. Nalls, at Passaic Saturday
, last. The deceased was the mother
OF DR.. Walls a former citizen OF
our town, now residing at Port
land, Oregon. The deceased was an
old citizen OF our county and most
highly respected lady and had host |
OF friends throughout the county
who will regret to learn OF her demise. |
j. A. Daily, OF Nevada, Mo-, has
SOuoi oNoOu WIN tAo SONcIulucuU W
build four iails in the Indian Terri |
tory alta cost OF $172,00O. The jails |
are to beerscted at Vinits, Muskogee,
South McAlister and Ardmore, with |
a capacity OF $50 prisoners each.
They are TO be constructed OF brick,
iron and cemtnt and completed by |
June LIST, 1904.
1t is to be regretted that some OF
the youngsters in celebrating Hal
low'en Saturday night could not con-
tent themselves in having good
time in innocent amusement, but
resort to rowdyism. In several in.
stances gates we're carried away,
taps taken from buggy wheels, etc.
This kind of deviltry is not fun and
it is not right that boys should en-.
gage In such acts OF injury to prop
erty.
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