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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Pension Bills Pending.

Conferences were held at the White
House last week intended To aid ~
bringing about an agreement upon
the various pension bills that lave
bern cun,iltlrd in both houses. one
ur witch, tie ~uiIJVay Till. passed The
hou-c Il Jew day ago. some action Is
expected -cOu To- BE- taken. a. a ma
i,riiy,r tine members " the senate
pvHsiun. committee are in favor Uf
act ion along iib'rli lines.
~ Tia" m,c'ingul thcrommitlcc on
pensions ul the senate three pension
bill, were aiJciod. They follow The
-al'uual, Which .i,r, a pension OF tl5
per month iu soldiers Wuo have ar
ris,idi ~, aye of ~: go dt We age
ur go. - at ~. AMI so at - years.
Tie Nct murr htil, which giNcs .
r,u.i.u It 81 pes Wuuil AZ - years:
sIja' co.. .2na ~ 7"aud - at -. Tie
Tii.uuc bill. introduced 10y Senator
curtis. xiv iui If jhc age uf ~. 80; ~
~. -. %: -. go. -. .5i - years
ami u'rD 10 p,' mnn,.
II So. a.r'i that data should lc
gathered .r lar three measures. and
u,} ~hupd rv 'uuirr ,on~i,Icrcd by
Dot, u,u,,pu rpmw,.,,r 81 tic NEXT
meeting. ~iur. 'ur meeting at the
.,ra'r runmi'jyr, ihr huusr has
passed. thc rniiovai h,.' and senator
Cwt.. Vito introduced tie Tribune
Uit. .uid hr va. willing HAT the sui.
uNLy biii >ha, he substituted for thc
Tribune hill. andi, i,undrr>,ood HAT
the Tribune people Will sustain Mr.
/ Curtis in ihi- action.
senator CARTS. when asked about
the measure. said hc thought II i'm.
puItau, that the senate take up the
huu,r bill az the earliest puSNibr mo.
men, and that II ic enacted into a
law before HE Adjournment of con.
gicS~. A. only siX weeks uf the session
| remain.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
A Complete Surprise.

Last Friday, Jan. IL. the nelghiors
and friends Of rly Weiscl and wife
had planned to surprise them. 81 a,
II O'Clock "A crowd of about ~ gather
ed with baskets well filled with all
kinds Of good and palatable daint les
These were spread on he table a, the
noon hour, under which the table
groaned. About 5o'clock the guest 5
departed after expressing tina, they
were sorry to see Mr., and Mrs. Weigel
leave, but wished that they might
prosper IN their new home. y.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Guaranty Law Upheld.

The ban. guaranty laws al Okla.
houa. Nebraska. and Kansas we're de-.
r,arcd runSI it'll i"nal Tuesday. uf last
week, 10y the supreme Court ul The
United states. and thus III" iighl over
I he policy ui guaranteeing. through
lhc state. ui deposits IN banks was
he advocate al su'll 4 policy.
The opinions ol The court were an.
uoilncrd 10y Justice Holmes. Tie said
he main object ION Ia thc laws Mas
hat the assessment Of banks 10y ihr
state IN order 10 create a iuni Ia
guarantee lhc deposits IN other bank =
within the state took private proper.
- ol on" bank for the private uNr of
anol her wiihoTt compensation.
Justice Holmes admitted that there
might he a taking oi private property
Hi,huul return 10 pa! debts of a fail
ing rival IN busin,>s, hui lac said
there were more powerful cou>idcra-
Ions on lhc al lI,r side Of the uues-
ion.
"in the first place" ic said "it l.
established 10y eases tia, an ultrrior
ruhlic advantage may Justify u COM
paraliycly insignificant taking of pri'
Natr property for what IN It's immcdi.
ate purpose, L. a private use.
III would seem thai there may bc
other eases besides thc every da! one
of taxation. IN which, the share Of
each party IN the benefit of Il scheme
Of mutual protection l. sufficient
coinpensa, ion for the cOrrclali>e bur
den tina, II H. compelled Ia assume.
Al least u We have II case within the
reasonable exercise Of the police
power a. above explained, no more
need bc said
The just Ice then proceeded 10 justi
f. the laws under IL" police powers.
The police powers, he said, ma! be
put forth IN aid of what j. sane
toned by usage, or held by The pre-
yailing morality or strong and pre-
pondcran, opinion To ~ greatly and
Immediately necessary Ia the public
welfare" The laws came within his
limit, hc held.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Yours for Business and Fair Dealing,
A. w. GOTTEN,
CITIZENS BANK BUILDING OREGON. MO.
Crossed the Mighty River.

tn. death of Mrs, Anna Mary Kun.
kcl. which occurred ~ her leone IN
this city On >unda, last Januai, 10,
1911, removes auollI her oi ilu-r spleh'
did old German moi hers. that did her
part ~ faithful, and well Ia huild
Inc Christ ian home. After years oi
suffering from asthma, iic" irnn'oh''
planning. she quirll, fell ASLEEP u"
awake IN The great unknown.
Anna Mary iI"nncr wa> born In
baden. Gcrmany, June. isl", and u,
tn. age ul H. years came 10 this rotiil'
try. locating IN this county AMI
where lie deceased has cont in,'nuNiA
resided. IN March. lsh2. size Ma~
united IN marriage 10 John T.. Kun
krl. and Ior the pas, 'wrlNr srar> lh'i
have resided IN oregon, l't I'M nm
ION lhr,r children came Ia bless Their
home: u son dy ing IN Young manlinod,
leaving a son Gideon. and u daligl','h
Miss l,oSatu, To mourn the los ol
their dear mother. Size l. also sur
yiyrd II, her husband and tNo sisters,
Mrs. Barbara Drclrr, III Nickel -
Grove. and Mrs. Elizabeth kunkci, OF
Kansas Ciry. and one grandchild.
beautiful funeral services We're con-
durted from the home. On Tuesday
Afternoon. scripture reading AMI read
iugs from the Christian Srr'nc" Text
book. We're conducted 10y Mrs, I. w.
I.ukeEs. of the Christian S'iehr"
church. Tie song >rr>ir" was csl'r'
rially impressive, shepherd. SHOW
Me How To TO- and Nearer My God
To Thee" being sung 10y Frank Allen
and wife. George schultz. Mrs. sam
OFallon. and Mrs. Sue kiplinger'
Davis. lnlrrmcnt In Maple Grove
cemetery.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
New Point and Vicinity.

Aurcl Davis l. improving very
slowly.
Mrs. John Peters, baby aud Myrtle
visited al Jcii k"iTrr's saturday.
Mildred Acton returned To losen.
dale, Tuesday. after few weeks Wis.
II N home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chris Meyer left
Tuesday for Corpus Christi, Tex. 10
spend the remainder Of the winter.
"A. y. Kelley and son, Elmo, came
home sunday for a few days. They
have returned for further treat mcnl
by Dr. Whitsell.
The many friends Of Perry Hard
man will liz sorry To learn that he has
smallpox. He Is getting along as well
As could be expected.
William kneale was elected prrsi-
dent for this year. The central viii
he hired AT the represent alive meet
rng TO be held Monday, the 23rd,
when sealed bids will be- considered.
NERO
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20

Chris Meyer and family, Mrs. -.
ID, q. Gelyin and children and Lewis
opel accompanied Albert Gotten To
Corpus Christi, Texas. on the cxcur-
sion which left here Tuesday last.
Hollis second storm period of the
present winter brougii, most peculiar
weal her conditions early Friday
morning last, January l3, the ele-
ments combining rain. slcet and
snow, accompanied by loud peals Of
thunder and vivid flashes of light
ming. Slcct covered the sidewalks
ana parementS To the depth of fully
an inch. making II difficult for pedes-
lrians to retain their feet on their
way to their work early In the morn
ing, Slice, and snow continued to
fall at intervals during the entire
day.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
To Open the Boxes.

Tie state supreme court on Tues
day made an order direct ing the elrr-
,ion commissioners Of 81. Louis Ia
open the ballot boxes Of the last eler.
ton. recount the ballots. compare
them with the tally sheets and vo-
ting list. certify II ,l,c ballots are
numbered according to the regis, ra.
iion numbers and Ia certify all facts
IN the supreme court and Ia allow
the contestants and the contestccs
and their attorneys 10 m present
while the ballots are being rccounlcd.
This Is a iar.rcachinp order ~ II
has been con, ndcd that the decision
Of Judge MARSHALL prevented the
opening Of the ballot boxes IN con.
test clecti ion eases. Ever! order was
made In The casr III Judge CAN'T and
not Judge Brown for supreme Judge
but Chic, Justice Valiant announced
that the same order would he made
In tiic other contest eases IN ihc Ill
prcinc court.
Tie opening Of the ballo, boxes
and the recount In 81. Louis mus, bc
completed within thirty days. but
there j. no limitation To the time
when Special Commissioner Judge
Culver must report.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Culver NO Act in State Contests.

ludur ENE. Culver nf ~ .Jnsrnb.
has brrn ,uAm.a hv fla, s,,,r,r,, ,,,,,,,
TO-. g, a, = Commissioner in ,ho ,op,o,,
,o,.. ,nr Estate nn,co. 4. c,r,i..
All ,c.iir.r, j.,
,.....,. II and transmit II ,o ,I,n
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.,, lrn. am fla. ..,..,,, l,,.,l, and
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
The Will Probated.

The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Mea-
dows, who died on the sth instant,
was filed for probate last week. II
was executed October 18th, 1905, and
witnessed by {. ID. and II. +. Weller
and LATE Dawson, and Sidney :.
Meadows, her son, Is made execute or.
TO her son, Sidney, she beuueatl,s
the old home farm OF s0 acres In IL,
~, he to pay sl0OO each to her sons.
Alonzo, Ferdinand, Lemuel and Mrs.
Sarah Weller and $50 to son. Pulaski.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Benton Items.

January -, 1911.
Mrs, Harvard Cason has been very
sick.
&C. Menifec and wife. Of Sapul-
pa, Okla, visited relatives here.
Mrs. Nellie Narens visited several
days AT the home of Walter Staley re-
Gently.
The Limo Medicine man, Mr..
Buckley, Was In the neighlprlood.
this week,
A pie social will he given AT the
school house this, Friday, evening
January ~.
The sunday school was reorgan'
lied the first Of the year and new
officers elected.
Mrs. Il. l.. Cason has been several
days at the home Of Emery Davis
visiting the new baby hoy;
Miss Greene has returned from
visiting her mother AT Sturgeon Bay
Wis. and school work is going ON a.
usual.
NERIrAs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
CurzOn Notes.
Mrs, John l.oyrlady il sick,

Mrs, john I.oNrlauI u SIGN
John stroud Is now occupying hiS
new residence.
The little son of Joe Murray and
wife i very sick.
George Crouser wasa Curzon yis.
i,or las, saturday,
Dan Graham is "a very sick man.
having pneumonia,
Ben Crouser. Of Oregon. Was IN
Curzon ON business last week.
Sam Mariner, Of Oregon, Is visit
Ing his sister, Mrs, Phil Schlolzlauer
Louis Quick, Of Forbes, was The
guest of Peter Sipes and family last
week
Louis S,alcup and wife visited
his parents, Barney Stalcup and wife,
of Forbes. over Sunday.
Mrs. &. \. Cole and daughter,
Bertha, of Mound City, are visiting
her daughter, Mrs. v. II. Brock.
John Peret was the guest of Peter
Sipes and family Thursday evening,
and attended literary al Bluff City.
-Claud Caskey and Violet Brock
of Mound City, visited at the home
of Vestal Brock and wife last week.
RUBY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Presby terian Church Notes.

Good crowds were present at all
services.
We all missed Herb Mcdonald, who
spent the sabbath In Hannibal,
Miss Cora Rayhill led &, u. a goodly
number of young people were present.
George Murray will lead next meet ing.
Quite y few are reported sick.
Regular services next Sunday.
THE PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
EDUCATIONAL NEWS
Items OF Interest to School People
OF Holt County.
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,hrir mart vill .uou find the hoard
and pa, rons ready to do all they can
TO improve school conditions
WHO are working hard Ia graduate ~
Schaciler this year.
Baker school II dismissed on account
of smallpox.
Oakland school cont inurS 10 i'm.
prove under the leadership oi Miss
Wilson.
Tie work OF the 9TH grade. which
has been attempted 10y the small two
and three room schools Of the county.
Is prov Ing ~, isIaciory and all chill
drcn who desire High school work
will he able To lind u within reach.
During the past two years. 'lir sub
iec' al Agriculture has been stressed
In the rural schools. Ia the future
this subirc, will receive still more at
tcn,ion and In addition Ne viii intro
ducr llc subject al domestic >rirhcc.
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I'M, In Il, L,ld iu Maitland. S,,url,N.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Evangelical Announcement.

Rev. 7, &, Metkle, corresponding
secretary Of the Missionary Society
OF the Evangelical church, will give
an address Tuesday night, Jan. oath,
at the Evangelical church, Oregon,
and al Nickell's Grove, Wednesday
night. Jan. 18th, 1911.
There will bc bapiising al Nickel's
Grove, Sunday morning, Jan. ~. 1911.
q. W. WEDEMlER. Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
County l,pnr,i ot ltraI,h.

ilrnry T., Wright, president,
Philip >rhlotlhaucr. virc-prrsidcnt
Iraori> 4. Gaskiii, "a di>irr,
G, L.. Evans, county physician.
Frank l., Irller. secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Monarch.

Preaching the second sunday In
February.
The slrci makes ,lr roads Tine for
hauling logs.
Mart Cummings. oi near l;ici.
willie. spent SUNDAY at a. l.. Hughes.
Mrs. Nan Haiurs l. spending a
few days IN Andrew county. a, ;. l..
karr's.
MR.. Ma, l'inw iddir and children
spent TUESDAY Of this week AT u. l..
Hughes
willie Graham, oi near Fillmore.
i spending u da, ~ wa IN our neigh
burluod this week.
Katie Hickman visited a few
days las, week with her sister, MIS-.
VIM. Lance. uf Fillmore.
Mrs, James smith. Ella, Mrs.
ilydc krrlnr. Max. Mrs. Roy Ash.
worth, Harold and Jessie, spen, one
day Ia>, week Il, Mrs, +. llcckmanS.
Mrs. tlydc Krc,2er and little Max
have returned Ia their home In Gyp-
sum city, Kansas, after spending three
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
james Smith, CLIFFORD.
January u, loll,
Jim Colhour Visited his brother.
Frank one day last week.
Ii"lle Colhour spent Sunday with
her friend blanche Jenkins,
Mrs. Il. l.. Banks Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Colhour.
We are having "A splendid school
this year under the care of Raymond
Tate.
Earl McGuire and family. Of For
est Ciiy, spent sunday with IA and
Ma Colhour.
Rev. Garrett, If ~. Joseph, con.
Quoted II two weeks meeting at the
school house, and II drew large crowds.
II closed sunday night.
Mrs. Jasper Garner and Miss Edna,
Harry peglow and Rev. Garrett, took
dinner with Mrs. John Patterson and
daughter. blanche. Sunday last.
Belle COlhOur was on, 10 church
saturday and Sunday nights. Belle Is
improving nicely after being indoors
for three months with intiama, or!
rheuma, ism.
BLUE bells.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20

DON'T FORGET THAT the
GEM THEATRE IS NOW Op.
EN- UNDER NEW MANAGE
MENT.
ALL THE LATEST MOVING
PICTURES, ILLUSTRATED
SONGS & GOOD MUSIC.
5000 FEET OF FILM. WITH
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EACH
NIGHT.
ALL SEATS 10 cents. Ev.
cry FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY
NIGHT.
WATCH THE PAPER FOR
DATES OF PLAYS. ETC.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20

Regular Tcrmsi First Monday IN F-hrI
AIRY, MAY, August aud Nu'"u,i"r.
ilrnry T., Wright, presiding Judge,
rhilip >rhloizhuurt, Judge l., district.
Francis i, uaskilI, Judge ~ district
Frank l.. Iellcr, clerk ~ county court.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20

Mr.. kunkcl and children dr>ir" In
express their deep graf iludr 10 llose
kind neighbors and friends. for their
many acts of Kindness, during the
illness and death Of their wife and
mot her.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
Arrival and Departure of Mails a, the
Postohicc. oregon, Mo.


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ana vs.,
f"urhcs VIII be- Exchanged between ni"I"n
and Forrest 'ii, p"N'"ni'",. ~ f"il"wN'
L"aN" ut' g"u ~ -. - ~. 'nd r'iutn NJ
500 u. ~.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


tonvcn-> hr>t Monday IN inEuafy fourth
Mondays In April aud August
william G, Ellison, rir'uii Judg"
Henry T. Alklr,, pro- Getting attorney.
Edwin \ Dunham. . r'uit CLERK.
a, Il, MrNulty, sh"rin.
Harry VI, Irwin, s,.ungraph-f,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20

WA NTED FAITHFUL PERSON TO
TRAVEL Tor veil established house In few
counties calling on retail merchsnts and
IA Sxpensss advanced. Position PERM nsnt
6us,ne6R successful and rushiug. STANDARD
GOuaD. ~ Dearborn 1t. OhicAeU.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20

Collector ~ Revenue G'o. Y, Se'mnn,
County Treasurer, Neville Dickson.
iircordrr ~ necds, John VI, ,iibbard,
Commissioner of s"h,pls. Geo. ". R,avis.
Public Administrator, VI, o. Wa,ker.
superintendent, ~ l'nr, S"bourn Carson,
surveyor, John u. r.ru,
Assessor, Perry ". Ramsay,
'uriner. Roy X. Miller, Maitland.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20

Mrs. Charles l.. Davis, of Okla
holna City, Okla, Is here visiting
her parents, Rev. KipliGger and wife.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20
County ti,ard d Education.

Geo, ". R.avis, oregon.
", 4. Gwinn. Mound city
Mobile Palmer craig
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-01-20

iinll County population i7,0S3
state taN, Ne on siD valuation.
County laN, 90 an 500 valuation,
County road taN, 10" on 800 valuation,
Average >chool taN levy. Il" per 800 valua-
tion.
County created Ny act of legislature, Janu-
AIRY 30 ISL
County named for Daniel Rice Holt. Of
platt. County.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-02

l Rev. d. H. Leech. of Grants Pass,
and Rev. F. s. Clemo, OF Williams,
went to Medford Wednesday to at
tend the klamath District Ministeri-
al association in session at that place.
Mr.. Leech is on the program to de-
liver an address.
Mrs. Chas. Ellis, of Jacksonville.
was visiting with Grants Pass friends
Wednesday, returning In the after.
noon.
Frank Williams and A. Zack, of
Crescent City, who have been look
Ing after business matters here, have
returned to Crescent City.
Members of the Margaret Mande-
lie company spen. Wednesday at
Gold Ray dam on a fishing trip.
Herman Westerheid went TO ssh
land Wednesday afternoon on busi-
dess.
II the weeds are getting ahead Of
you, try Planet, Jr., single wheel
hoe from Cramer Bros.
Miss Myrtle lee, " no has spent the
past two years III los Angeles, re-
turned Wednesday to her home In
this city. Miss Lee went by boat to
Portland, where she visited with
friends before coming to Grants Pass.
Miss Minnie Ireland returned We'd
nesday evening from three weeks
visit with her sister, Miss Myrtle
ireland, at Portland, and with
friends at Corvallis and Newport.
Mrs E. Chaelson visited Ashland
l, latives Wednesday.
Prof. ]. s. McMurray left Wednes-
day evening foc two weeks visit
with relatives In Chicago.
Robert veatcl, formerly a resident
of Grants Pass, arrived here Wednes-
ID ~ evening from Eugene to spend
seven al days here and at Waldo.
Mrs. w. II. Flanagan went to Med
ford Wednesday afternoon TO visit
with her daughter, Miss Winifred
who is a student of st. Mary's acad
emy at that place. The school will
iold graduating exercises this week
Mrs. Flanagan will return to Grants
Pass 17ri1ay, accompanied b. Miss
Winifred.
If it is garden hose you need, you
will find plenty at Cramer Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-02
PROVOLT.

Beginning next Monday Apple
gate and Williams valley will have
first class auto service for passen-
ger travel. E. w. .Herriot will put a
car on which will ply daily, Sunday
excepted, between Grants Pass and
Williams and the Rogue River Auto
delivery will also have car on the
road which will run six days in the
week between Grants Pass, Williams
and Applegate post-office.
From the reports that are in the
air Grants Pass will need several
wagons to haul their knockers in, in
their 4th of July parade this year.
Mrs. l.. M. Spencer has sold her
fine farm at this place to c. C. Pres
ley, of Grants Pass; the purchase
price being $4,000,
b. n Provolt is doing some good
improving on his farm in the way of
fencing.
Road Supervisor C. T. Davidson is
busy in good road work, cutting
down the hill at the middle Williams
creek bridge, which has long been a
burden to teams.
May of this year was the banner
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-02

month in the history of the Apple
gate-Williams Creamery company,
having made over 5000 pounds OF
gilt edge butter.
Every day along the Applegate val
ley shows marks of progression. Old
rail fences are being torn away and
replaced with new woven wire, new
bitches being dug, more land being
cleared, and more alfalfa being seed
ed, all of which means more hay and
dairy cows which makes our valley
so prosperous.
H. F. Bailey was in Grants Pass
the first of the week on business.
Jack ,Boyce returned from Rose
burg last week, where he has been at
tending school.
Ellis Imbler returned from Sum-
mer Lake, Ore, last Sunday, where
he has been the past two months. Mr.
Imbler states that he has rented a
ranch near Summer Lake and will
move his family there soon.
R. F. Lewman and 4. L. Baily
have their irrigating ditch completed
and fine head of water. which will
add much to the value of their prop
erty.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-02
SELMA

In the past two weeks John
Baird and Miller Jefferson have been
in the hills hunting for cattle. Mr..
Baird and Mr.. Jefferson had several
close calls with mean cattle, which
caused them to be stlffened up In
the knees.
Thermos bottles for camping par
ties at Cramer Bros.
It Is said that Sunday school will
be held at central schoolhouse Sun
day.
June 6 there is to be a dance at
Murphy. Several boys will go from
Deer creek.
Clarence sauer was at Selma on
business.
Ben Carlisle has started a Side
walk southwest OF HIS home about a
mile. Car nee and Miller will do
nate work on It.
A big time will be that on Deer
creek July 4, when all kinds Of rae.
ing and other sports will be on. Ey'
erybody invited