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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
CAMPGRoUND.

Miss Ella Smith visited her parents a
few days this week
j, W. Barnes made business trip to
Kenton the first OF the week.
Several from here were in Troy Fri
day night to see Uncle Rube.
Miss Lena Douglas, of Obion, is Wis
iting Miss Lizzie Word for few days.
T. c. Word and family spent Wed
nesday night with John Douglas near
Troy
Messrs. Kirk Brown and Bob Marshall
passed through our section once or twice
this week.
Misses Mary Olive and Fannie Bis
well, OF Number Seven, we're welcome
visitors here few days this week
Rev. ]. Will Howell will preach at this
place next Sunday at 8 O'Clock. Every
one Invited, and we hope all will attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Howell and Mr.
and Mrs.. Jas. Harmon visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Thompson near Mason
Hall Sunday and Monday
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
ROGERS SCHOOL.

Mrs. S. F. Rives was in Hickman
Tuesday shopping.
J. l.. Glover has been in our COM
munity buying cattle.
They had nice singing at Granny
Hicks Sunday evening.
Several attended Sunday-school at
Reelfoot Sunday morning
Mr.. Clarence Bruer and family visited
relatives in Hickman Sunday.
Miss Beulah Glover was the guest Of
Miss Zeulah Mosier near Crescent Sum
day eve.
Mr.. James Elgin and family spent
Saturday night at the home Of James
Hicks.
Miss Georgia Council spent Sunday
with Misses Dora and Myrtle Howard
near Crescent.
Messrs. Daniel Council, Calvin and
Robert Rives attended church at Beech
Grove Sunday.
The school at this place will be out
Friday and we are glad to say that Miss
Barnes has taught good school
1t was small crowd which attended
the singing at Mr. Alexander's Satur-
day night, but there was some good
singing.
Mr.. viii Rogers had the bad luck of
losing mule and mare last week, the
mule dying Tuesday night with some
kind OF disease, and the mare, which
was blind, walking off into the creek
Saturday and drowning REPORTER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
cANE cREEK.

c. D. White, Of Martin, was here
Monday.
Farm work was suspended a few days
on account of rain.
II. d. Fields is helping the looks of
his place by putting up fine barn.
w. B. and J. T. Sutherland, OF Mount
Pelia, were in Sharon on business Mon
day
BerIie and Virgil Moore visited the
home Of Mr. Burkett at Limbs Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Tanner and fam
lily were in Martin shopping Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Laster and chill
dren were in Martin Wednesday shop
ping
Regular preaching at Cane Creek Sat
urday Ind Sunday. Everyone invited
to be present.
Pierce Newberry and sister, Miss
Maggie, attended preaching at Cypress
Creek Sunday.
Mrs Helen Hudson has returned
from Arkansas, and is spending week
with ner daughter, Mrs. Chapel
Mr. and Mrs Tom Sutherland gave
musical enterta nm mt Saturday
night An enjoyable occasion it was,
Mrs. Clara Chapel and daughters,
Misses Louie and Lena, spent Monday
with their aunt and family near Mount
Pelia.
Johnnie Sutherland and sisters, Misses
Dollie and BERTHE, attended preaching at
Cypress Creek Sunday and spent the af-
ternoon with Miss Calle Hazelwood
near Gardner. WHITE ROSE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
CLAYTON.

Health is fine.
Farmers have been gloomy over the
rain.
A crowd from here visited the Hub
bard Cemetery Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Cloar and Miss Eula Dom
nell were in Hickman last week shop
ping.
Mrs. Annie Flippin, OF Hickman, is
visiting the home of Mrs Toy CIoar this
week.
Mrs. Lola Handy has returned to her
home at Hickman after few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. Griffith.
Miss Oracle Donnel gave birthday
party Saturday night. A large crowd
was present and many nice presents re-
ceived. PAwPAw.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
coBB's cHAPEL..

Spring has turned to winter.
ESQ. Lee is home from Arkansas.
Mr.. Win Kendall has moved to Hick-
man.
Mr. Guy Walker has erected him a
phone.
Smallpox is moving on but hasn't
reached us yet
The gardens we're injured on the 18th
inst. by sleet
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kendall are Lake
County visitors
We have been informed that Dee
Howell is some better.
Rev. Perry preached an able sermon
at Cobb's Chapel Sunday.
Misses Woods and Travis, Of Horn
beak, attended church here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee shaw, ofsamburg,
we're the guests Of friends here last sun
day
Messrs. Braden, Of Kenton, and Pet
~, Of Riyes, were here on business last
Friday.
Hurrah, for the Maple Grove poetl
Come again, dear. believe | am per-
sonally acquainted with you.
Last Thursday during the hard rain
we stopped in at Samburg School and
found Miss Lula Lee and forty-three
pupils pressing on with good lessons
Mrs, Ollie Tucker and Mrs. Ida Kuy-
kendall are ahead of all in their poultry
yards. Mrs Tucker has fine number.
Mrs. Kuykendall has 297, and has had
fried chicken and made her spring sale
OF flyers, REPORTER
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
WOLVERINE.

Mr.. Fate Owen and Mr.. Mack Young
have recovered from neuralgia
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tom
linson at Polk April 10, fine boy.
Mr.. John Nichols had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse last week. The
horses neck was broken.
Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Pierce, OF near
Kenton, were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Deviney Thursday night near
Polk.
Mr.. ID. Axiom and daughter, Miss
Stella, and son, Carmel, Of near Kenton,
were the guests Sunday night Of Mr.
Young and family near here
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Guy, Of Polk,
were the Sunday night guests Of their
daughter, Mrs Ira Young, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
Mrs Nancy Harmon and Mrs. Lizzie
who have been visiting rel
atives and friends here several weeks,
are visiting Mrs. Mollie Flowers near
Mount Ararat this week.
WILD Plum.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
NUMBER SEVEN.

Preaching at Berea next Sunday at II
O'Clock
Miss Beatrice Wilson is visiting in
Troy this week.
Little Lawrence and Lucille Smith, Of
Dyer, visited relatives in Number Seven
last week.
Rev. Harrison filed his regular APP
pointment at SANKEY'S Chapel Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Barton, sulphur Spring,
Tex, is visiting her daughter, Miss Nell
Hamilton. Brownie.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
JORDAN.

Dr. and Mrs. p A. Moore are visit
ing relatives at Clinton and FuIgham.
Mrs. c. G. Alexander spent Friday
night with her sister. Mrs. Gritty, Of
near Moscow.
Mrs. Ebb Evans returned Saturday
from Paducah, where she had been I'M
der medical treatment
DR.. Dave Prather and his aunt, Mrs
Lou Mott, Of Union City, visited Miss
Lou Mcdaniel Wednesday.
Several Of our young people attended
services at Beulah Sunday and were the
guests Of Miss Ruth TaIley.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Mcconnell and
Miss Jennie Kerlin attended the Kilpat-
rick and Ellison wedding at Hickman
Wednesday evening.
Dr. CARMEL, who has been in our midst
for the past year, left Thursday for his
old home near WeverIy, Tenn, where
he will locate DR. CARMEL is a chris
tian gentleman and his many friends
here regret his leaving and extend to
him their best wishes.
KENTUCKY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
SOUTHEAST cRITTENpoN GROVE.


The farmers are at leisure since the
big rain.
Little Miss Ella Boyett is sick with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Wagster went to
Martin Wednesday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Tanner visited rel
atiyes near Mount -Pelia Sunday.
Prof H. Sullivan, OF New Home,
was in our midst Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Ben Hudson and family, Of Ar
kansas, are visiting relatives in this sec
ton.
Messrs. John and Ollie Penn and
wives made flying trip to Union City
Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Hill, Of near Limbs, Is
visiting friends and relatives in this
A number Of young people enjoyed
an excellent dinner Sunday at the home
u Miss Pearl Coley. JERusHA
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
WHTTESIDES.

Omer McRee was in Union City last
Friday
Mrs. JAS, Ponder visited her mother
in Number Seven last week.
Mr.. Tony Walker and Miss Linnie
Reedy visited Mount Ararat last Sun
day
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Den
nison, who has been having the chills,
is well again.
Rev. Boston, of Martin, will preach
two sermons at this place on the fourth
one at II am. and one at pm.
Everybody invited toattend.
LITTLE LONESOME.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
DARK CORNERS.

John Green visited friends in Prote-
mus Sunday.
Verna Garrison and James Pendleton
spent Sunday eve at Hornbeak.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Garrison visited
Mr. and Mrs. Penn Stubblefield last
Friday.
Verna Irvine and sister, Miss Grace,
attended the box supper at Whiteside
and reported nice time.
Mrs. Susan Bidwell and daughter are
visiting Rev. and Mrs. r. b. Garrison
at Hornbeak this week.
Mr.. Ev. Williams has almost recov-
cred from the severe accident that caused
him injury few days ago.
Mumps have been very unpleasant
visitors in this part Of the county for
some time, and now the smallpox is
prevalent
Protemus Sunday school was reorgan-
lied last Sunday with Mr.. John Moores
for superintendent and Miss verta Her
for secretary. Everybody invited to at
tend. DEADHEAD
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-22
Order Your Lime.

Just received car OF fresh lime. Now
is the time to order for spring cleaning
Telephone 49l
I. L. BRANsFoRD & Sons.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

On February the 18th the many
friends of William j. Corkill were
shocked to learn of his death, which
occurred at his ranch four miles west
of town at $3.50 O'clock Mr.. Corkill
was one of Smith River Valleys old
est pioneers, having come to this val
ley in II, and engaging in the stock
raising business, which he has follow
ed ever since.
On February The Goth the home of
G. A. Ray was made happy by the
arrival of a baby girl. AKRON now
wears the smile that won't come OH.
Arthur Conrad of Great Falls was
here the fore part OF the week on
business.
A. F. Kelley of Glendive was here
last week negot iating a deal TOR the
Cooper Ranch" two miles west OF
this place. This ranch consists OF
$500 acres of land all under irrigation
and one of the best grain ranches IN
this valley. Mr. Kelly anticipates a
great future for Smith River Valley.
Senator Cockrell spent several days
in town last week.
A meeting of the business men OF
White Sulphur Springs and vicinity
was held at the Meagher Realty Co.
office for the purpose of organizing a
commercial club. The meeting was
well attended, more than sixty being
present.
Mrs. Margaret Sarter, highly re,
spected citizen of this place, passed
away Saturday afternoon, death being
due q heart failure. Deceased was
numbered among the OLD timers OF
this valley, having lived here ever
since 1865. The funeral was held at
the Episcopal chapel Tuesday after.
noon, to which a large number OF
friends gathered to pay their last re-
spects.
Max Starter of Fort Logan made q
business trip to Helena this week via
White Sulphur Springs.
DIR. G. w. Sherman will leave about
the tenth for Clyde Park where ne
will spend a few days.
The representative citizens Of
White Sulphur Springs met MONDAY
evening and incorporated a railroad
company, which will build from thl'
place and connect with the M1lWau
kee railroad at Dorsey. A larg!
amount of the capital stock has al
ready been subscribed by parties re
siding in this valley and outside CAPT
talists. We have been informed Una
they will have the line completed AM
in running order by the time snow
flies in the fall, thus assuring the III
ture of White Sulphur Springs.
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thing ives coming at rapid pace.
The boys began fusilade that would
almost awaken the dead, but the ami
NAL kept still coming not needing the
rain of bullets. The boys, thinking a
chase would be more effective, began
a genuine Marathon. Logan, who Is
featherweight of two hundred and
ten pounds, was falling behind, whilst
James Campbell and James Petrie,
assisted by brisk west wind, were
uncanny thing dashed against a wire
fence and stopped. The boys decided
it died from it's wounds. but on fur
ther investigation, proved to be a
tumbling weed. A raDchman, who
saw their foot marks in the snow, was
puzzled to know what they were made
by, being of such unusual dimensions.
However, the boys returned looking
thankful as it might have been worse.
George Woodland, who has been at
Hunters Hot Springs for the past six
weeks, returned on Sunday. He
states that this popular resort is
crowded all the time, and that
dances are held three times week
and are enjoyed by all.
Andrew Jellison and Mable Wood
ard were in town on "Wednesday
having attended the dance at Twodot.
Mrs. Tom Ryan returned from
Bozeman on Sunday, after a two
Months stay.
James Vestal, manager Of the
Martinsdale Livestock Co. who has
been away on account of i'll health,
returned on Friday much improved,
having gained 40 pounds in weight.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04

Miss Mabel FroDerg, WHO has been
spending the past SIX mohtns ~
Lavina, has returned to her home IN
Chicago, much to the regrets or tne
many fii.tds she leaves behlnd.
There is something attractive aoouI
these Montana breezes, however, ana
il NAV be that she will return.
County Surveyor Lillos ana ms
assistant were in town Monoay, SIl,
veying the road which is to De lalo
from Belmont to Lavina, preparatory
to moving the bridge across the
Musselshel1 at the old town, 70
point exactly south OF the new. ms
change of roads will be quite a saving
in distance for those living IN ana
around our sister towns OF BROAD
view and Belmont. Although OF some
disad yantage, personally TO Mr.. stay
ton. he has been energetic IN securing
the change of route, as OF benenC u
the most of the people.
Mrs. E. w. Radford, who came out
from Billings to attend the Masquer-
AIDE ball with her husband, has re-
turned to her temporary home there
where their two sons are IN school.
Thomas B. Martin, OF Alexandra,
Virginia. father of John Martin, Win
Slavton Mercantile Co., has recently
Joined his family here and expects tc
remain here for some time.
A typical Montana breeze developed
Yesterday morning, which caused
most of the remaining snow to dlsap
pear, and March makes her appear
ance like the proverbial "lamb.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
BIGELK

s. NJ. Griffiths and wife were in
town this week visiting from their
ranch.
The young folks returned from the
big dance at Twodot, and say that
they had the best time OF their life
in the new Pierce hall.
Miss Bell Stewart gave her final
visit in town, closing down school on
the 25th to take up her office IN
White Sulphur Springs as deputy
assessor on March LIST.
Mr.. Grover and May Bryan are Wis
iting for a few days with +. Il.
Mcmahon, the big sheep man.
w. S Brown is spending the winter
with John Arthur from British CO.
lumbia.
Big tracts of land are being sold In
this locality, and the surrounding
country will undoubtedly become
thickly settled, therefore a genera
merchandise store would certainly az
well here. The land adjacent here Il
being sold into small tracts.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
IRENE

r. E. Huffman, who has been quite
sick with rehumetism the last two
months, is feeling considerable better
at this writing.
L. S,igan went to Hedges this
week with nice lot OF fresh eggs.
A. Pfairs and wife were visitors
at the home of George Brewington
this week.
A. BreWington returned from a
business trip to Eillings this week.
Fairburn brothers are quite busy
these nice days hauling hay from the
Yeggen brothers ranch.
Thos. Stigen, manager of the Halt
Moon Pass Mining Co., made a very
early call at Irene this morning to
get mail off on the morning coach.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
WINNECO0K

Mr.. Garrett of Chicago and his
agent. Mr.. Mallona, were at Winnie
cook Feb. 26th, accompanied by two
would-be land buyers. DR.. r. A. Dem
mis-, assistant state veterinary and
Van Meter from Manila, Iowa. 1t
is reported that DR.. Dennis purchased
side of the river.
A special meeting of the trustees Of
school district No. 20 was held at the
school building Saturday afternoon.
1t was decided to commence the sum-
mer term as early as the weather
would permit and teacher could be
engaged.
The Britzius Bros, who have home
steads in section 10 on the south side,
lately purchased four nice horses OF
the Winnecook Land & Livestock Co.
w. L. Glidden, formerly of Freedom,
Maine, who has been working for the
Winnecook Land & Livestock GO. for
nearly year, left for Lewis, Montana
last Sat urday, where he has employ
ment with NJ. d. Clark, manager OF
the Clear Range ranch.
Claire Wellington and family spent
Sunday with George Clark at the
Shaw ranch.
Mrs. G. Wellington and Miss Glen
dora Clark, who is spending few
days at Winnecook, called on Mrs
Elmer Crawford Tuesday Afternoon
and were very much pleased to fine
her health improving.
If the warm spell of the past few
weeks continues, we shall soon SEE
the last of the snow and probably
high waters, as the ice is breaking uE
| in the river.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
LENNEP

Oswald Berg was HarloWtoh V'sl'
tor last Thursday.
Fred Anderson has been on tlit
sick list the past two weeks. puu 4s
improving so as to be able 10 pe apou,'
Mr.. Graham of Harlowton was at
Lennep Friday attending TO business
in connection with the telephone sys-
tenn newly installed by the farmers.
The orchestra members enjoyed the
afternoon or Sunday last at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Berg.
Albert Haugan and wife and Mrs.
Kyppen visited al the home OF Andrew
Hoyem last Tuesday.
Jacob Gaustad is spending a few
DAYS at the Hoyem ranch. Mr.. Gaus-
tad. who has been confined 10 his
home for the greater part of last year
with very severe case OF rheumatism
is AGAIN able to be about to some ex-
tent. Although yet badly crippled, he
has good prospects Tor regalnlhg hls
health in the near future.
Last Thursday the board OF trus'
tees and Architect Dreyer OF Harlow
ton met at Lennep for the purpose OF
completing the plans Tor the new
school house shortly TO De erected
here. Five acres of land have peer
secured near the post office as sit.
for the building, and it will be but
matter of few weeks before IL VII
he under construction. The new
building is the solution of long fell
need. as the old one is in a very oat
condition. 1t will accommodate WIFI
ease all the people at Lennep at TN
present time. being of very lafg
dimensions. The location Of the new
building is great improvement also
as it will now be very nearly central
located, instead of as before whe
the children were forced to travel
useless distance in all kinds OF weathe
over one of the most Wind-SWeI
plains in the country.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04

Last Sunday number OF young
ne ,ple gathered to consider The pros
pects Of a debating id literary Soc
ie' at Lennep. a program las been
arranged for March 9th for the pur.
pose OF arousing in crest in such an
Organization. Time as when Lennep
boasted of a well organized and
aggressive debating society. There is
70 lack of new materials besides most
Of he leaders in the former society
A cordial welcome is extended 10 all
TO be present Oh March 9th and add
their name 70 the roll Of membership.
See the program in the postotfice.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
MARTINSDALE

E. w. Orr and wife were In town
on Thursday from the North Fork.
Mrs. Orr returned home while K. w.
went to Twodot to attend meeting
of the X. P.
Otto Vestal, Jr. returned from Big
Timber on Sunday, where he had
been visiting. He is one OF the pop
ular young men of this district.
Martinsdale was the scene OF very
exciting occurrence on Thursday when
stranger looking quadruped was
seen on the bench near town. Logan
Powell, James Campbell and James
Petrie downed their guns, and each
/ served with one hundred rounds OF
ammunition, they were very careful
not to get too near, as the uncanny
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
DORSEY

w. Patter returned from a trip to
Livingston and Clyde park. MT.
Pattern says he was informed by n;
p Official that the N. P. would extend
their line from Clyde Park to Great
Falls by way of White Sulphur Springs
which would greatly increase the VAL
ne of land in this vicinity.
O. ]. REYNOLDS, mineral inspector
connected With the U. S. Land Once
at Helena, spent Saturday in this VIC
unity. he also made a trip to Whlte
Sulphur. He speaks very hlghly ol
the land in Meagher county.
Miss Emily Foster came in from
Harlowton to attend the teachers
convention at the Springs.
Herman Petzold visited in Wh!'e
Sulnhur Springs Monday. lie says
tile Springs people are delefmlileu 70
have a railroad this summer. lhel
have pledged themselves to take STOCK
to the amount OF $50. 900.
D. f. McKilliy and wife drove over
to the Springs on Saturday.
r. e. Earbeart came down from
Rozeman to look after his farming
interests.
J. M. HOlllud! VI oiA'oo -,
town on business between traihs
Monday.
Mr.. Deuzer, with a sleighing party
from the Springs, visited Jas. winter
and wife. =,
John Lucus and family are expected
home from Mipnerto, ONO, where
they have been visiting relatives the
past month.
Miss Visby of Spokane is visiting at
the Ellage ranch.
Austin Vannest was in town tues
day. -.
Harry Mannon went out to MS
claim Monday to see his STOCK ana
found The pasture gate open anu Ills
stock gone.
W. A. Bruckert was in town Mon
day.
Mr.. Bruce of Miles City bought, a
fine car load of horses from Catli''
brothers.
Monday night several Italians OF
the steel gang, who had INDUCED &c
freely of liquid sunshine. made sleel
impossible for any one Wlthlh d Hn.le
Of Summit. Several Italians received
Slight knife wounds.
D. D. Potter has practl al y com
nleted the sale OF his ranch 10 parlle;
from Mobridge, >. -.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04

progressing at the "Stewart Mine"
put travel from Castle 10 RObinsonis
dreadful, the snow and drifts being
so high.
ChaS H. Kertz and wife. who left
aoout month ago, moving to Saco,
Montana where Mr.. Kertz has To-
Gated and gone into the real estate
business. We hear they are nicely
settled in their new home and the
real estate business lively. We trust
they may return to Castle e'er long
and see their many old friends.
James Mckee came in this week
on horseback from his ranch.
I Howard Hensley entertained some
OF his young friends Tuesday evening.
The evening was most pleasantly
spent in music and games and light
refreshments. Those who attended
report very pleasant evening.
i Our faithful and energetic mail
carrier is indeed most brave to make
such prompt trips between here and
Lennep when one considers the
the bad condition of the roads, but
Mr.. Philbrick is a most distinguished
Knight OF the whip or Montana.
Ike Hensley is preparing for the
ranch and gardening enterprise this
spring.
Mrs. Annie Carr has been down to
Harlowton visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. LeFever.
Tommie Ahern is here spending a
few weeks with his mother, Mrs.
Carr Tommie has been in Butte for
the past year as a bookkeeper in the
big department store, Hennessys'
Tommy is looking well-savs he likes
the change from Butte to Castle.
Jack Ahern departed for Twodot
Saturday on business trip.
VIM. Patterson, who has beer
working at More's ranch for Mr.
Lucas, has left for Dorsey.
Dave Kemp drove out to the Free
man ranch last Friday.