The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-07-13

BOWSHGR d BOWSHER.
Ifyou want a good policy Of accident
insurance can fix you out.
E. J. WARNER.
DR.. Morris, the dentist, has offices
in the Biggs' block opposite DR.. Fox
worthy's office. Give him call.
I. e. Wise, of the north side, Yelled
his girl to new buggy at Bowsher s.
Bowshers while in Leon last week.
According to the exchange ''jiu iitsu''
should be pronounced as if written
"yeeo-yuts.' Try this on your piano.
For RENT-120 acres of fine pasture
with plenty of water.
SIGLER & KELLER,
Leon, Iowa.
! Z. w. Beaumont, of near Lineville,
was in Leon and bought Velie spring
wagon, a Dain stacker. rakes, and a
Deering mower of Bowsher & Bowsher.
Rev. Chas. W. Reeder will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock and in the evening at
8 o'clock. Good live subjects for both
sermons and you are invited to attend.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me please call and settle on
or before August 1st.
Respectfully
47-1t* DR.. ]. S. CooNTz.
| LoSF-ln Leon a pocketbook contain
ing certificate Of deposit payable to W
j. Field, and some other papers of nc
value except to the owner. The finder
is requested to leave same at THE
REPORTER office and it will be returned
to Mr.. Field, the owner.
| We are in receipt of letter from
our friend S. D. Conwell, ordering THE
REPORTER sent to him at Monticello
Nevada, although the postoffice lis called
Bauvard. Steve says that is the last
locality which God created and the
atmosphere and sand is mixed up
until tenderfoot can hardly disting-
uish between them.
~. Warner, of Carl Junction, Mo-.
who is here on visit to his mother and
other relatives, thinks he is entitled to
a place on The REPORTERS honor roll,
having first subscribed for The paper
when he was eighteen years old, and
has taken it continuously for thirty
years, and says he could not think of
keeping house without it.
NJ. Mayer received card Tuesday
from his son Harry Mayer, the well
known wool buyer, saying he was hav-
ing the time of his life taking the trip
to Buffalo, N. Y, with the Elks, going a
good part of the way on a steamer
through the great lakes. And if any
one has good time on the trip we
know that Harry Mayer will.
| Jas. Selven Beavers, one of the best
farmers and money makers of Decatur
county, took Velie buggy home with
him. Jim likes to keep his farm tools
and buggies up in good shape as it
makes man money in the end to be a
neat farmer. This makes some four or
five buggles he has bought of Bowsher
& Bowsher, as he helps his boys to a
new buggy occasionally.
Two more of the township road re-
ports have been filed this week with
auditor Scott, Richland and High Point,
and they will be published next week,
This leaves Decatur, Burrell, Grand Riy-
er, Franklin and Hamilton to report yet,
and it is to be hoped the reports will
be Forthcoming from these townships
the coming week, as the taxpayers want
to know how the road fund was e1pend-
ed, and the law requires that the re-
ports be made and published.
| The annual exhibit of swine at the
Iowa State Fair is as large as the CON-
! SAAC0 OAuiUlUS VI dill western SCaGo IalrS
and expositions. Last year there were
over twenty-five hundred entries in
this department, and the prospects at
this time are that the coming exhibit
will show an increase of several hun
dred entries. In order to give greater
recognition to this enormous display
the Iowa state board of Agriculture
decided at it's annual meeting, to in.
crease the prizes offered nearly fifty
per cent more than those offered al
the fair Of 1904. Fourth and fifth cast
prizes were added in every class ane
4 two ribbons of Highly Commendable'
and "Conmendable' offered in addi
ton.
What came near being fatal &C
cident occurred at the home of Bel
Bledsoe, who lives on the old Dennil
Daughton farm about ten miles south
east Of Leon last Friday afternoon