Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-10

for presiding judge of the county
court and collector, and there is
tie for county Judge of the western
district, which will n~ecessitate an.
other election for that office, which
will probably be called at once.
Miss Harrington, a rarely gifted
and talented vocalist of Poplar
Bluff, and Miss Mamie Roehry, one
of our most cultivated pianists
will give a recital in the Academy
of Music, Friday, November 18th.
This entertainment will be a
musical treat and will doubtless
attract a crowded house. Reserved
seats on sale at the drug store next
week.
A. H. Good spent several days
of the past week with his brother,
VIM. Good, and family. He form
erly lived at Arcadia, but went
west about twenty years ago and
this is his first visit back to Mis-
souri, since. He has been in the
hack line business at Manitou,
Colo, for several years, but has
sold out there and expects to
spend this winter in st. Louis
Pennington NeWs.
Strayed-About May list, last,
one two-year-old past bay flley,
small spot in forehead. had small
bell on when she left the farm /;
one one-year-old past bay filley,
spot in forehead and white hind
feet up to fetlocks, had small bell
on with nc clapper when she left;
also one year old past bay horse.
Will pay S25 reward to any one
who will put them up or furnish
information that will lead to their
recovery. Address, John B. Mason,
Belgrade, Mo.
Judge Louis F. Dining and
family, and L. F. Dining, Jr.,
and wife Ire moving from Potosi
to Poplar Bluff, Mo-, this week
where they will reside in the
future. The law office of Dining
& Dining is also removed. Judge
Dining has a large legal practice
at Poplar Bluff, owns considerable
real estate in Butler county, and
leaves here on that account, after
a residence in Potosi for forty-ive
years. We regret to lose these
families from Potosi and hope
that they will be greatly benefit
ted by the change.-Potosi hide
pendent.
The officers of the Silver Dam
Fishing Club in this city last Fri
day received a shipment of TO-
900 minnows, composed of bass,
perch and Graphic from the Mis-
souri, Fish Commissioner; they
were taken to the club house on
the st. Francois river and dumped
into the river; this is the fifth
consignment of fish received by
the club in the last five years and
they have all been placed in the
river at the silver dam club house,
Some of the first shipment of these
minnows are now being caught out
of the river and they are of a nice
ze.-Fredericktown Democrat ews.
Marvin College VS.. Ironton
played at the Athletic park on
Monday afternoon. October 31st.
We were pleased to note a super
ior type of amateur foot ball. 1t
was easily noted early in the
game that Ironton was out-classed
in training, assuring Marvin a
victory with less effort than had
been anticipated. The features of
play for Ironton were a few sue
.cessful forward passes which net
ted good gains and the holding of
the line when Marvin advanced
the ball to Ironton's one-yard line,
this being the most commendable
feature of play for the latter team
and one of the features worthy of
note of the entire game.-FredericE-
toWn Democratic eUs.
A deal was contaminated the
first of the week, by which u. w.
MCGEE, S. j. Malugen and g. A.
Haynie became the owners of a
majority of the Iron Exchange
Bank, urchasin the stock former
ly owned by James A. Plotner.
The Iron Exchange Bank was
opened something less than a year
ago in the st. Francois Iron and
Land Co. building where it is still
located. The majority of the of
fcers of the bank were local men
in whom the people had the
greatest confidence, but the con-
troll of the bank was known to be
held by James A. Plotner, whose
connection with affairs here has
been unfortunate, and for this
reason the bank did not succeed
as it should. With the stock in
the control of local men, SO we'll
known in banking circles, the
bank Will have the confidence Of
depositors and will be a strong
one.-Greenville Journal.
The Boss of ~" Ranch is a
of western life on
q cattle ranch, wildly presenting
the well known cowboy character
and the peculiarities and is not an
imaginary character brought into
public prominence by authors of
fiction, but an actual historical
fact brought about by our civil
strife some years ago. The char
acters are true to the people they
represent and the scenic surround
ings are from nature from the To-
calities the scenes were enacted
in. 1t is truly an American west