Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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The election will soon be here.
See Browns Fall Millinery ad,
More ties coming to town again.
Big bargains in Clothing at
Browns.
It's said that the hub factory is
; out of wood.
Bismarck will have a stock show
October 7th-8th.
Piedmont Fair Friday and Sat-
urday of this week.
See announcement of Farming
ton Fair on first page.
Fall opening at Mrs. Woodside's
millinery store Thursday.
1t is feared that frost may over
take some of the late corn.
The summer visitors have about
all gone to their homes in the city.
The Ozark Inn, on Arcadia
Heights, closed for the season last
week.
The Pennington fair commences
to-day and lasts throughout the
week.
The winning ticket is printed at
the head of our editorial column
? this week. :
Next Tuesday will be the forty
sixth anniversary of the battle OF
Pilot Knob.
Be sure to attend the millinery
opening at Browns, Friday, Sep.
TENDER 3d.
Large shipment of School Books
and School Supplies just received,
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Clara B. fischer last week filed
suit in the circuit court for a
divorce against Harry B. fischer.
A trial run will be made at the
screen factory this week. In q
short time all will be ready for the
winter run.
For Sale-Fourteen head o.
goats, nine kids and five old ones
Address, James A. Smith, Ar
cadia, Mo-,
The mast is said to be unusual
ly plentiful this year. Too BAG
there are not more porkers in thu
country to take advantage of it.
Our young friend, F. A. Twomey
has accepted a position as teache,
in the Caledonia public schoo
and commenced his labors Mon
day.
The painters say that if presen
prices of oil continue they will
have to go out of business. Lin
seed oil is now S1.06 a gallon
wholesale.
G. D.. Alexander, the dairy man
tells us that he is selling forty
gallons of milk a day and making
twenty-seven pounds of butter
Pretty good.
1t is asserted that not in man,
years have there been as few hog
in the country hereabouts as there
are at the present time. Pork will
certainly be pork next winter.
The railroad people have an
nounced that the force in the d
Soto shops will soon be great.
- increased. In consequence Q
which Desotoites are much elated
Lost-Saturday, September 4
1910, on the road between Pile
Knob and Graniteville, a seat for
spring wagon. 81 reward for it
return to Herman Zude, Pile
Knob.
Arthur Huff has purchased fror
the estate Of the late A. Begle
the building on the northwes
corner of Knob and st. Francoi
streets and will ft the same up q
a dwelling.
A communication published else
where, from the officers Of tn
Pilot Knob Memorial Associatio
state that there will be no celebra
ton on the anniversary of the bat
tie next Tuesday.
Lon Wommack of Pilot Kno
had Newt Aldridge arrested on
day last week on the charge {
disturbing the peace. A jury ]
Squire Rasche's court found th
defendant not guilty.
Lopez Store Co. have receive
their full and complete stock
Fall and Winter Millinery. Th
milliners are busily engaged pre-
pairing for the opening, which wi
be announced next week.
A card from MI. Pat. O'Brie
announces his arrival home ]
Los Angeles September 10. Say
he surely had a grand trip. He
at Long Beach for a few days bs
fore going back to work.
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Price, ST.; Pictorial RevieaO tv
years So; Metropolitan one year $
BAPTIST LADIES.
Do you use Fertilizers? 1t pay
to buy the best. OK uano-Bloo
Bone and Potash-S23.5 so per toi
Swift's Superphosphate, S25 p'
ton; Pure Bone Meal, S29.5O p'
ton. Large stock on hand.
T0pEz CTnRE On.