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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-06-30
Notice of Bond Sale

Notice Is hereby given that the Town Clerk
Of the Town Of Culbertson. Valley County.
Montana. will sell at public auction at his
Office In the Town of Culbertson al the hour
of one O'Clock 4. NJ. ON the 9th day OF July
A. ID. 1911 an issue VI $3.50 OF the City's wa
ter works coupon bonds.
Authority for the issuance Of said bonds Is
based upoE an election held la the said town
on the 18th day of June A. u. 1911 and pro
ceedings had by the Town Council authoriz-
ing the same aud under the laws Ut the state
Of Montana.
said bonds will draw interest At rate not
exceeding six percentum per snnum. will lie
Of the denomin alton Of 500. will be dated 18th
day Of July A. u. 1911. due the 18th day Of
July A. ID. 1881. optional on the 18th day Of
July A. ID. 1921. interest pay able semi annual
~ At the City Tressurers once OF at bank
In Chicago OF New York designated by the
purchaser.
A certified check for u 900. 90 pay able to the
Town Treasurer Is required. said bonds
must he sold 1T not less than their par value
To the bidder Offering the highest price for
said bonds. The right to reject any and all
bids Is reserved. J. Z. PETERSON.
ITS Town Clerk.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that we. the un-
designed. have formed q mutual co-part-
nership for the transaction Of . general
banking, discount and loan business. at
Brockton. Valley County. Montana, under
the firm name Of Bank Of S. S. Nelson Of
Brockton, Montana" (Uoincorporated.)
Dated this Ist Of May. A. D. 1871.
X. c. Springer. residing at Mayville. North
Dakota.
H. G. Springer. residing at Northwood.
North Dakota.
H. B. Springer. residing at Nsrthwood.
North Dakota.
S. S. Nelson. residing At Brockton. Mon.
tana.
H. A. Miller. residing at Brockton. Mon
tana.
A. !. Schmidt. residing at Brockton. Mon.
tana.
Frank w. Smythe. residing at Brockton
Montana
Ole o. Lien. residing At Brockton, Mon
tana. ST.
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Lightning Kills Few

In 1000 lightning killed only r69 people
in this whole country. Ones chances Of
death BY lightning are less than two in a
million. The chance Of death from liver.
kidney OF stomach trouble is vastly greater
but not il Electric Bitters be used. as
Robert Madsen. of West Burlington. la,
proved. Four doctors gave him up after
eight months OF suffering from virulen,
liver trouble and yellow jaundice. He was
then completely cured by Electric Bitters.
They're the best stomach. liver. nerve and
kidney remed, and blood purifier on earth
Only soc at Valley Drug Store.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
: Keller Lake Items +:
June 2S, 1911

June as. 1911
Joe Sorensen. Of near Dagmar. was in
attendance at the service held at the Beav-
erly school house Sunday.
David Moothart, son Lloyd. wife and
daughter Sundayed at the M. L. Williams
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson, Of near
Bainville. called at the Keller Ranch Sun
day: also Master Elmer Olson, OF Culbert-
sen.
Geo. Nov is working near Bsinville.
Albert Jacobs. Of Culbertson. brought
his sister. Miss Eva to the Cookson home
Sunday evening. She expects to attend
the meetings that are in progress at the
Beaverly school house.
Chas. Mishke came home Sunday eve
ming from Glasgow where be had been
called as juror.
Rodgsr Cookson and sister called at the
Keller home Sunday.
In. Mccune, Of Medicine Lake, was
to the Besverly school house service Sun.
day.
Harry POWELL passed Keller Lake Mon
day euroute to the Dams Blacksmith Shop
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Dagmar Items. :
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC'
June 26, 1911.

June a6. 1911.
lens Laursen left Dasmar Saturday for
his home in Milton. Wis.
Nels Chris,ensen went to Medicine Lake
last Saturday.
lens Hansen. Of volmer. was in town
today.
A crowd Of both young and old folks Gel
ebrased St. Haus evening. Friday evening
up at Carl Audersou's. Lunch was served
and they danced until O'Clock.
George and John Anderson arrived here
Sunday evening from Larimore. N. d. to
visit their brother, A nton Anderson. who
has 4 claim north Of town. They came in
a covered wagon.
Paul Pedersep and family. Of Flaxton
N. D.. are visiting his brother. Peder Ped
erseu and also some friends Of theirs.
Fourth Of July will be celebrated in Dag
mar, at the same placs as last year, all da!
and dance in the evening. Every bod
come and have . good time.
EaA Rasmusses and Daniel Pedsrssl
we're to Medicine Lake Saturday.
Nsis X. Jesssa was in town Ssturda,
aftsrpoon.
Ernest Christensen has come home frou
Lssinors. N. d. where he has been work
isg ever since Fall.
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A Peek Into His Pocket

would show the box of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve that Z. S. Lopez. a carpenter. of
Marilla. N. Y. always carriers" l have
never had cut, wound. bruise, or sore il
would not soon heal, he writes. Greatest
healer of burns boils sealds, chapped hands
and lips, fever-sores, subscriptions. ecze-
ma. corns and piles. Only a5c at Valley
Drug Store.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy

Is Part'calarly recommended for chr0oie
cases ct kidney and bladder trouble. Ii
tends to regulate and control The kidney
and bladder action and is healing. ssrssgth-
saiag ssd braei.g. Fer sale By all drug
gisss.
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Observation-Disclosures
{ Homestead Items :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

June 2oeo. 1911.
Fnoid vas visited BY about sixty teams
last Saturday and it looked like . city 81
the Tar east. A large crowd Of people had
gathered 70 witness the fine work that had
bsea dees IN the past few weeks and every
bsdy 10 aiming to make Froid one ct the
sness towns in the northwest.
We sorry to report that our Postmaster
Aussa. Of Frsid. has gotten worse With his
attack Of rheumatism.
Miss Cestie Miller. our Efficient clerk At
the Froii postofhcs, has been kept pretty
busy for the past osnth on account Of Mr..
Autsa's sickness
Ed. and T. NJ. Flick and Tom Siren
made . trip over to Froid last week.
H. Hsrssman, Ed. and John Wiggim.
Lige Crawfsrd. J. II. Oswald. Carl and
Fraak McCabs and Charles May were
Fre,d shoppers last Saturday.
| lack Lauehlin and sister, Miss Sadie
Laushlin. brother and sister Of George Z.
Laughlin. Who visited here. returned 70
their homes again after short visit.
A heavy shower was received in our
community last Sunday and it seems to
rain quite frequently, latter . large portion
Of the land has been broken upb Crops
were never before more promising than
right now.
| John and William Cobben were Froid
visitors last week.
T. Lapley made trip to FrOid one dav
Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Purv.s we're Froid
shoppers last Saturday.
A large number Of people attended the
ball game at Froid last Sunday from all
parts of the country.
= lack Killam was a visitor at the Tunni-
{ son home last Saturday.
a X. b. Bates, Of near Froid. has beer
: making quite number Of improvement
Z on his place the past year and also has I
5 hne crop. Mrs. Bates has splendid gar
, den.
Ed. Wiggim has been busy blasting rocl
& the past week. Ed. is pretty good hauS
$ al the business.
Mrs. Archibald is entertaining som,
u visitors from North Dakota and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Hatfield have been bus,
killing potato bugs recently.
Grain. corn and all kinds Of crop an,
vegetables are looking fne and If nothin
L happens the farmers will reap a bumpe
= crop this season.
II. Horstman visited with Mrs. Sara
y Archibald. MIR. and Mrs. o. b. McCab
J. and family and other friends last week.
Lise Crawford called on I. NJ. Flick an
n family last Monday.
, I'D. Wisgim has been busy blasting roc
the past week Ed is an expert at thu
kind of work
d Mrs. Archibald and lady friend frol
e Canada were Froid visitors last Ssturda.
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Notice to Creditors.

Esssse Of Frank AcA lister. deceased.
Notice b Hereby Given. By the uudersigued.
Frank McAilister. decssssd. 10 The creditor,
OF and ell persons having claims against the
said deceased. 10 exhibit them With the ne
ceesery vouchers within four months after
The afot pu blication Of this notice. to the said
Administrator 1t the FfPse National Bank In
The Town OF Culbertson. valley County.
Montana.
Dated June I'd. 1911.
X D. sLErrR
Administrators Of the Estate Of
1Vtl Frank NcAllistoF deceased.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-06-30

Whospiss cough is not dangerous when
the cough 10 kept loose and skpsetorstiop
easy BY giving Chsmosrlsin's Cough Rem
edy. Il has been used in many ep,dsmies
81 this disssss with perfect success. For
sale by all dealers.
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Strayed

from the Henry Kim Ranch, one black
mare. about s wears old. weight 1890
pounds. branded CT left hip. $500 re-
ward for any information leading to the re-
covery Of this mare. Address Henry kirn,
Poplar. Montana. IIt4
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r. S. Rezford. 6IS New York Life Bldg
Kansas City Mo-. says: II had q severe at
tack Of cold which settled in my back and
kidneys and I was in great pain from my
trouble. A friend recommended Foley
Kidney Pills and used two bottles Of them
and they have done me word of good /"
For sale by all druggists.
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The uniform success that has attsaded
the use Of Chambellain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has made il fav-
srite every uhere. II ca. always Be de-
pssdsd apea. For sale By all dsalsss.
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Estray Notice

Two colts. one light gray geldins without
brand and one dark gray mare branded
7e on RICH, thigh. Came 10 my place
about three weeks ago. Address
IIt3 L. Fryhling. Dane Valley.
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Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior
u. 3. Land Once u 6lassov. Mont.
May 3lst. 1911.
Notice Is hereby giventh
Flossie Freeman
of Oulbertson, Montana.
Who. on July ~. 1904 made Homestead Sntrv
Nc. 80. serial No. 0x3l. for Eh SEN. sec. 81
W. SWA. Section 2, Township g N. HENCE
- T.. Montana Meridian. has aled uotice "a
intention % make Final ave yssr Proof. to
establish claim - the land above dsocribsd
before q. II. Coulter. u. 9. Commissioner. IN
day Of July. 1911. 1
Claimant names Is witnesses:
Henry Lowe. John Forsyth. Alexander For
syth and Harry Bold. al ofCulbertson' Nom,
TRUMAN n. PATTON.
- REGISTER.
First Publication. June 9. IslD
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The Evans Hotel
c. S. STAFFORD, Prop.

SIoo, 600 to loan on Farm Lands, at 10
Culbertson. Mont. stf
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Notice Of Probate Of Will


In the District Court
of the
Twelfth Judicial District of the state of Mon
tsna. In and for the County Of Valley.
In the Matter of the Estate of No.,u,p.
WILLIAM HARRY REED, s,S ~ WI,
Deceased. pate Oh Will
Pursuant To an Order Of said Court, made
ON the s0th day Of June. 1911. notice Ii here by
given. thai Monday. the 10th day Of July. lsii.
&, 10 Q, clock a; m: OF said day q the Court
the County Of Valley. has been appointed as
the time and place TOR proving the win OF
hearing the application Of Alma CFstxen berg
Reed for the issuance TO her OF Letters Testi-
mentary when and where any person inter
estsd may appear and contest the same.
Dated June soth. lsll.
c. C. BEEDE. Clerk
Hrank u. Catlin.
Attorney for Petitioner
Culbortson. Montana. lOt9
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There is one medicine that every family
should be provided with and especially
during the summer months; viz, Chamber
lains Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Re-
medy. Ii is almost certain to be needed.
1t costs but quarter. Can you AFFORD to
be without it' For sale BY all dealers.
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The Wagon Boss
Warning


Warning
Composed asd written BY Lag E
ridge runner
The evening shades were fall,ss.
Asd the sight vas coming quick:
We found camping grousd
Down on Tayles Crssk.
We just had pitched our camp.
The last stake vas drove:
Bill Curtis and Joe Curlsy
Was setting up the steve.
The wagon Boss looked worried.
As be gave his rope . swing.
And caught around the neck.
The best hsrse in his string.
He says. I'm tell you fellows.
Deaf stake no horses out.
But tie then 70 the wagon.
And tie them good and stout"
III tell you what saw.
And know that il will pas:
saw it in the ether,
saw the Black-foots handl
Il will tell you boys.
It's . warning have to heed,
read it in the ether.
We're to have big stampede.
The Blackfoot is the Spirit.
That guides Us DER this land.
And with this here wagon.
Is a Blsekfoot Spirit band.
when ! worked on the other side.
And rode the Lake Creek sand;
1t was several years ago -
saw the same old Indians hand.
But was young and didn't know.
His warning how to take, --
But now I'm old and seasoned;
And l won't make no mistake.
Geo. Hunter and Tiny.
Tue first guard they can stand;
And then me and Hungry.
Will hold them ON the sand.
Moon Face and Zip.
The third guard they can take:
Bill Curtis and Joe Curley.
Will hold them till day break.
I'VE will sleep with one eye open.
And our horses close at hand.
Aud when they make the break,
We will hold them on the sand"
The boys stood their guards.
As the night wore away;
And as the third relief came in,
We heard them break away.
Joe Curley kept the tail end up.
Bill Curtis worked in the lead:
And they made big half circle.
As they rode the mad stampede.
We rushed out to our horses.
And broke away from camp:
And as We crossed the Greek,
We heard them squesl and stamp.
And as We crossed a little fiat.
My night horse done his best
And saw was loosing ground,
As l raised little crest.
And as | piled both spurs and auirt.
To make faster run:
saw a fash Of light.
And heard Bill Curtis gun.
And as We got up to the lead.
l heard the Boss yell.
He said ito smoke them up
And give those leaders hell"
There was little bunch.
Broke out from the very lead;
The way they was a travelling.
They showed a mighty speed.
Ii seemed SO very strange,
| To hear the bows all say
That Tiny whipped that wild bunch il
And brought them back to bay.
Zip rode good night horse.
He called him General Banks:
He held them to the center.
And KEEP, them up in ranks.
Geo. Hunter rode horse that night.
His name vas Running JED:
He rode along the line.
And whipped them right and LETT.
Joe Curley had an experience,
didn't see myself:
He Jailed an old mare down.
And laid her on the shelf.
Old Moon Face glazed the break0uts,
With his six gun tried and true:
Well hold them to the center,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-11-11
CORRESPONDENCE
RIVERSIDE

We proclaim to the public we can
write items too.
Elihu Altman made a flying trip to
Ellis last Saturday.
Frank Hicks catches coyotes like
some people shoot jack-rabbits.
This section was visited by plenty
of moisture, snow and rain, last week
Miss Blanche Edwards walked home
from her school last Friday night as
her horse got loose.
Frank Edwards has more feed than
anyone else along the river and is
preparing to feed it.
Fred Defines is putting up his feed
crop. Its little late but there is no
one around here that would not like
to do likewise.
We hear John Master is going east
for the winter. He may stop off at
Leonardville or some other villa. We
wish him good luck.
Now i guess we can stick in a few
items too, and as soon as we find out
who wrote those others, he's going to
get a hot bunch handed to him.
We were asked over the phone the
other day if anyone had lost a brand
new dyed black sheep skin glove for
right hand, gents size. If so, call OF
address, p. ]. Hanson, Ogallah.
Everyone should be present at the
Mt. Pleasant Literary next Saturday
and listen to the Rivo-Mt. Pleasan,
Glee Club or in other words, the Coy
otes. Now you all know what they
do, but I'm not going to commit my
self.
A sample copy of the Riverside
Literary was dropped on our desk las
Saturday evening and we must sd.
we realize the sweetness wasted
when the Cayote-Quartette took thu
floor. We believe those boys coulC
make their fortunes if they were il
just the right place. Also the de
bate. Those boys should be in Con
gress. The question: ''Should wo
man SUFFRAGE become law?' will
VIM. LaShelle and Judge Carr on TIN
affirmative put up a strong plea ant
E. W. Altman and III. D. Chase Oh
the negative won the battle. w
think the women should vote just tn
same.
Syno Signato.
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SOUTH TREGO
Syno Signato

Mrs. Adam Mai, of Russell, is Wis
iting relatives here.
John Olson called on James Ben
isch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James Beniscn were
at Ransom Monday.
David Defines called on James
Benisch, Thursday.
Mrs. Jake Michaels made business
trip to Ransom Tuesday.
May Curry is busy getting up a
program for Thanksgiving.
James Benisch is busy working on
the telephone line this week.
Mrs. Fred Dietz and children re-
turned from Canada last week.
Pete Schneider and Andrew McKin
ley were at the county seat Tuesday.
NJ. V. Smith and brother sold some
cattle to buyers from Hays City last
Tuesday.
Fred Dietz who has been working
at Russell during the summer, has
returned home.
Mrs. Adam Dietz, Mrs. Fred Dietz
and Mrs. David Meisner left for Rus
sci Wednesday night TO attend the
Bender-Dietz wedding.
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shed out of cement 120 feet long and
40 feet wide. Mr.. Owens is erecting
this with his own help nearly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Miles and Mr..
Brady Brown expect TO leave for the
irrigated Colorado lands this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Miles will make that
their future home. Mr. Brown ex-
poets to work there this winter and
return in the spring
Mr.. T. Bollig, Jr., returned from
his trip to st. Peters, Friday evening
and was beseiged on all sides for in
formation concerning the ruInors of
the hanging of two boys of Graham
county at Colorado few weeks ago.
He says there was no truth in the re-
port.
The z. c. B. J. Turner lodge held
their annual entertainment at the
Big Creek hall Saturday night. A
large crowd was in attendance and
the declarations and play were very
instructive and humorous. The
lodge can be proud of delivering such
an interesting program and we hope
they will soon favor us with another
of their attentive programs.
Miss Ethel Carpenter is around at
tending sales and buys all goods that
are sold below cost as she realizes
that winter is at hand. Miss Car
penter is one of the best teachers
Voda ever had if Harry Miller would
not interfere.
The above item appeared in last
weeks Voda correspondence and as
we were very busy and did not look
the Voda items over as is our custom
and as our helper Is new man this
item slipped in without our knowl-
edge, and it seems that the party
mentioned has taken exception to it.
Now we do not believe our Voda cor
respondent meant any harm but
wrote the item while in a humorous
mood, but nevertheless on behalf Of
the correspondent and ourselves as
well we offer an apology to Miss Car
penter and assure her that in the flu
ture she will not receive any annoy
ance of a similar nature through the
columns of the World.
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of good coal this week and it disap-
peared quickly.
Remember the date for home talent
concert is Nov. 18th. Good program
and low price.
Messrs Chris Hildebrand, Charles
and Harry Lucas spent Sunday eve
ming at John Glenn's.
The house shower for Rev. Ziegen-
fuss will be Monday evening. Nov
ID. Everyone invited.
The benefit derived from the fall
of snow last week is noticed in the
improved growth of wheat.
Fred Hickman writes from Hous-
ton, Texas, that they like the coun-
try fine and that he has good job.
Wonder how many have noticed
the perfect harmony with which our
school system is conducted this year2
The road overseers in this locality
are making the much needed road
improvements south of town and
there is still room for a vast amount
of improvement on this side of the
township.
John Harrison and wife returned
Saturday from Kansas City, where
Mrs. Harrison went for an operation
about two weeks ago. Her many
friends are pleased to see her back
and note improvement in her condit-
ion.
If one doubts about the large bust
ness done in this locality these hard
times just note the rapid disappear
ance of all those cars of coal, apples,
cabbage and potatoes which have
been hauled out of town in the past
two weeks and more on the road here
being nearly all sold.
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BIG GREEK

A. L. German is building himself a
barn this week.
Metgel Bros, are hauling stone to
their farm this week.
c. G. Cross took trip to Eastern
Kansas last Wednesday.
John Karst is working for w. T.
Cox of Glencoe, this week.
Bowman brothers started to Neb-
raska to husk corn Wednesday.
Preaching next Sunday at Ridge
way by Rev. A. N. Smith of Ellis.
R. e. Hall of Ellis, took an auto
load of men west last Wednesday.
Herman Wahlborg is helping his
brother in law, T. c. Fegor, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bramblett, for
mer residents of Ellis, are visiting
relatives there.
Several teachers from the east side
attended the State teachers meeting
at Topeka this week.
Bruce Furbeok and Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Karst are expecting to leave fol
Florida next Tuesday.
Charles and Lillian Cross and Mis-
Irene Peacock took dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Derringer last week.
Mrs. Will Nelson of Riverside, ar
rived home from the hospital a
Hays City, Wednesday of last week
Mrs. William Dite returned hom
from Ellis Monday where she hat
beeu taking treatment for sor
hand.
John Herbert shipped two cars O
cattle to Kansae City last Sunda
and expects to bring car or two 0
feed back with him.
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VODA

John Bordovsky is plastering his
house.
Mr.. Hubalek called on John Bord-
ovsky last Friday.
Adolp Schwanbeck is helping Robt.
Kirk with his buildings.
Richard Owens, Jr., is nursing a
case of blood poisoning.
Pryce Owens returned home from
Mr.. Littlechild's, last week.
Mrs. r. Owens spent Monday with
her sister, Mrs. w. d. Austin.
Charley Kristof and his mother re-
turned home from Nebraska Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kristof spent
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Downs.
beck called on Mrs. VIM. Cox Tues
day afternoon.
Walter Krut is scraping the plat
form for the new depot here which is
to be erected soon.
Elmer Pearl and sister, Miss Mel
lie. spent Wednesday evening at Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Kristof's.
Miss Ethel Carpenter spent tn,
latter part of the week with he
parents north of Wa-Keeney.
| Robt. Kirk is building a new barn
shed and chicken house on his farm
on the Saline. He purchased all hi.
supplies from the Voda Lumber Co
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Owens and famil,
visited with Mr.. Littlechild's las
Sunday and brought home their sol
Richard, who is quite sick at present
but is slowly improving.
Igg Browns sister, who came her
from Kentucky last spring for he
health is reported TO be very i'll will
consumption at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs John Morgan. southwest o
town.
Our friend Dick Owens, the candi
date for governor on the Populis
ticket next year is building a cattl
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COLLYER

Mrs. Elmer Triton is visiting her
parents at Lucas.
The russian thistle surely had a
lively time the past week.
Misses Rose and KamiIla Thiel
spent Tuesday in Wa-keeney.
Jesse Kessler shipped a car of
hogs to Kansas City Tuesday.
VIM. Riggs of Banner. shipped
s.hogs'' from this station Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Olson and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Olson's parents southeast
of town.
Joe Razak and family spent Sun
day and Monday with Chas- SeireI
and family.
Collyer Lumber Co., received car