The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-06
J. {. WHIT vi K,
DENTIST.
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.

w. W. Dawson, who has been
here visiting his brother, Is. H., has
concluded to stay, and began services
with Chas. \. koock. our clothicr.
Mr.. Dawson Il an experienced cloth-
ing man. and that experience has
told him wha, good clothes are, and
finding them here a, Rocks place,
hc just closed deal, and viii be
ready To talk shop" To all We wei
come him. and believe he will "tll
the bill" In every way.
When you pull down the town In
which Is your home. you are pulling
down yourself. and when you build
up you are building up yourself and
your ncighbor. Try and bannish
from your mind the mistaken idea
that all good things are away oil In
some other locality. Give your town
all the praise II can lcgitima,ely
bear. u certainly will do you no
harm and viii cost you nothing: and
above all pa,runile your home ins,i'
tulions.
". +. Davis, whose ranch is just
below Forest City. but resides In ST.
Joseph, captured several blue ribbons
al the 81. Joseph stock show, last
week. lie took tlrst on carload lot Of
his thin rinds, 80 To $50 lbs: and also
first on 100 To 30 lbs: and first on
champion load. lie took third on
Hampshire boar, "Gold Gems Model"
and third on his senior yearling,
"iieythedale Duke second on his
senior "Pat Maloy's Choice" lie
took second on aged SOW, "Malinde.
Second on get Of sire, PA, Maloy."
First on produce Of SOW. Second on
aged herds.
This has been summer Of scant
water supply, both for the soil and
the wells. Wells that "never have
been known to 80 dry before" have
winkcd out this summer, and on
many farms where there has been no
permanent supply of water, good
wells have been obtained. Each dry
season brings In more good wells.
Necessity Is the mother Of invention,
and when II becomes necessary TO
have water many folks have made
determined effort to get II, and per-
manent wells are the result, Others
have dug and failed. not only once,
but time after time.
-"Don't grumble," j. the text Of a
lay sermon IN the Spring Hin New
Era. "The most unfortunate class
of people living upon this green
earth are the prumblers, They rob
home of its joys. society Of It's dues,
and themselves of the best things Of
life. From the days the children Of
Israel 'grumbled' and were sent on
their tedious wanderings for forty
years In the wilderness, up TO the
present hour the world has been full
of grumblers. II Is too hot, too cold,
too wet or too dry. People In reason
able circumstances have visions Of
the poor house, while the rich grum-
BILE that they can't get rich faster"
When Jonas Watson was in Ok
lahoma, last fall, visiting his sister,
Mrs. ID. p. Lyons, he brought home
with him two ears Of corn, which Is
named Mexican June Part Of
this corn was planted by Loren Crit
tenden, one mile south of Oregon, on
the Samuel Spurrier land, 1t was
planted on the 3rd OF June, In an
orchard among tall trees, and grew
to a height Of II feet = inches, and 1t
Is 0 feat I inches to the first ear. 1t
Is u white variety and the ears are
large and perfectly developed, and
nearly every stalk has two ears. 1t
can be seen at Charley Rocks. He
will take the stalks and ears to tha
Sedalia State Fair.