The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-15

DOC IannlH was scntcnceu W
he county Jail last week for three
m onths because he refused to sup
po 1T his wife and child.
Bob See brought big load of
new white clover honey to town
4 tuesday,, and left sample at the
Tn muNE office. AS fine rs there
il in the land.
Miss Carlotta Keith, who has
b cen the charming guest OF Miss
Ethel Barker the past few weeks,
left Monday for her home In Paris,
Mo.
+. W. Clare of Danvillc, Va,
and his sister Mrs. Paul Brown, Of
st. Louis, former residents of this
city, were here this week visiting
relatives. MIR. Glare is with the
Continental Tobacco Co.
We are almost ashamed to ad-
v lee the farmers to drag and
o otherwisc improve their roads
" hilc so many OF the streets Of
this city are rough aud grown
" ith weeds and the alleys are full
OF dangerous mud holes.
Montgomery city does not de-
pend upon St. l,Guls for its fresh
meats nor its butchers, meat cut
tiers, cooks and walters. II has
plenty OF its own, and they don't
go ON periodical strikes either. --
They just quietly raise the prices
and say nothing about II.
The Mexico Ledger says: Pres
sure is being brought to bear ON
the Wabash Railroad Co. to put
on g uoin leaving ST Louis at 2 or
), o'clock in the morning. This
would bring The St. Louis morn
ing papers to mexico in time for
breakfast. Postmastors and busi-
ness mems organizations and
editors along the Wabash line in
Missouri are doing all they can to
bring about this result,
The fourteenth annual reunion
OF the Colercd Old Settlers Of
Montgomery county, will be held
at Slcight's Grove, one mile south
OF Montpomuy City, on August
r., 1891. All are cordially invited
to attend, and requested to bring
their baskets well iillcd. No gamb-
ling. nor sale Of intoNiCants allow
cd on the grounds. Good music
and the gToatcst reunion ever held
in the county expected.
BlGttner Bios. are tlguring now
to put w Two story brick busi-
ness house on the Garwood lot
next TO their hardware stoTc..,,..,
W. II. Gilliland sold on Tuesday
To David L,hncn co head OF fat
hogs at 5c per pound, aud II head
OF fat cattle Ut S5.7j per hundred
: Mr.. Gillilnnd j. cre OF the biz
ieodcIs OF cur county aud one o
the most successful farmers II
north Missouri. Wellsyillc Recort
AT an Adjourned meeting Of thu
County Count last Monday to con
sid,r the petition OF DR.. +. II. Kali
a meyer Of New FlConoe, for th'
D Licensing Of n snloon at that place
the couIt coIcludCd that their or
deI Of last May regarding salooI
petitions in the county was illegal
: and therefore set aside the same
i and ordered the trial Of the cast
II according to the statutes, DR.
Kallmcyor theTcupon withdrew hi
petition, and the case was dismis
sod.
- Tuesday night was an unluckl
occasion here for railroad "bums.
A young man fell between tive
cars OF west bound freight n
- High Hill, and had q foot ruI
over. He was brought here, and I
surgeon relieved him of the hee
an toes. Later ON two youni
. men claiming to be from Skies
ton, and en- route to the western
harvest fields, while attempting Il
= board west bound freight in tn,
yards here one OF them was sho
in the hip by some unknown
" person. He was taken to the jai