The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
BISMARCK BREvlTIES.

Linn hclf, 81, was caller IN Isl
marck Sunday.
MIR. John Tucker has moved his
family to Pilot Knob
Thos Dowd of ST. Louis is visiting
relatives here this week
II X. Taylor is attending court at
Pennington this week.
VIM. Schultz has sold the Da,nbach
estate TO Mr. lIazolrock.
c. + Denton and family Of Nash
vile, Ill, are visiting here
j. A. Horton took car load of
stock to ST. Louis last week
Mrs =. II. Fitzgerald and daughter
visited relatives here last week.
Edward Dcvnc had finger cut off
by moving machine las, week
j. = Murphy returned Saturday,
after nn absence of several days.
s ID. Bryan returned home Monday
from visit To Of several days to Sa-
lem, III
Mrs Hull from near Caledonia was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Carter,
last week
ID. l.. Rivers, wife aud little dnugh-
ter, Irene, were visitors in Bismarck
last Thursday.
MIR. Bourgeois brought u fine colt 10
town Tuesday, which tipped the scales
At $50 pounds.
finis Sinclair had two fingers Sc
yercly crushed in the machinery at the
mill last week.
Bismarck now has three saloons,
three barber shops and three livery
stables What next
Chas Huff went as special deputy
on the sunday School excursion Sun
day to preserve order.
VIM. IIakc and wife Of St Louis |
visited MIR lIakc's mother here last |
week, returning Monday.
Miss Townsend, daughter OF j. j.
Townsend OF Belgrade, is visiting
friends aud relatives here.
Miss Iona Ross i. on the sick list,
having been confined to her bed with
typhoid fever for some time
Mrs Chas Is. Johnson fell recently
and broke her right arm, but is able to
go about her household duties.
Childrcn's Day was observed at the
NJ. f. Church, South, Sunday night
with songs, rccitations, otc., by the
Sunday School.
jus. icyinc has purchased Fred
Meyers property on West Main street
Mr. Meyers will store his furniture aud
take hi family to Arkansas, where he
has n position as foreman on the Iron
Mountain railroad.
Rev Sitton of the Plattin circuit is
here, tho guest Of Rev. Martin. having
come to visit Elder Martin before he
caves for Colorado, which is nccess-
tated by failing health Rev Sitton
preached to an attentive and nppre-
ciative congregation at the NJ. T.
Church, South, Monday night.
Dr. W II. and Mrs. Townsend re-
turned last Monday from a visit to
relatives. The Doctor has sold his
property here to DR.. J. l.. Eaton Of
lrondalc, who has located here. DR..
Townsend will leave in few days,
and while we regret 10 lose so desir-
able citizen, we are glad TO welcome
DR. Eaton and his cstimablc wife to
our midst.
A. j. Mccoy, aged 60 years, died
June 9th, 1904, after lingering ILL
ness Of seven months. The funeral
was conducted by the l. O. o +.
lodge, of which. he was II member. The
services were from Union Church, Rev
II. j La Tour officiating, and were At
tended By what many say was the larg-
est crowd of friends and relatives ever
assembled at n single funeral in Bis
marck.
The road leading north from Bis
marck has been rendered useless by
being fenced up by the Illinois South
erp Railroad Co. just why the Com
pany is allowed to do rs they like in
matters Of this kind is not altogether
clear to many, and it would reflect
credit on those who have the enforce
mcnt of the law in hand IL corporations
were made to observe the law. as the
humblcst individual.