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The Lamar register., 1911-12-27
Wedding at Montrose

William H. Grooms and Mrs. Net
tie Hale were married today at
high noon at home of the
BRIDES sister. The bridegroom is
wealthy stockman of Idaho and
they will make their home in that
state.-Montrose item in daily
papers.
The parties were formerly well
known residents of the eastern
rart OF this county and still have
many friends here.
The Lamar register., 1911-12-27
FOR A GREATER WEST
Meat Supply Of the Future Must
Come From This Side of the
Missouri River


for the nation is rapidly becoming
vital problem. The great agricul-
Lural sections of the middle west
are having all they can do to pro-
duce the grain necessary for bread
and it is becoming more and more
apparent that the supply OF meat
Tor the future; must come FROM the
great intermOuntain country west
of the Missouri river. where the
millions of acres of cheap grazing
land makes the growing of live
stock not only possible. but profit
able. The big job facing the west
right now is the task of educating
the stockmen and farmers in the
most modern and profitable meth
ern Stock Show Association, com
posed of prominent men all over the
west, was organized for this par
ticular purpose. and In the annual
exhibition held at Denver in jan
uary Of each year is providing
practical school In modern meat
making that is already accomplish
ing wonderful results. When the
first exhibition was held seven years
ago practically all of the exhibits
came from the middle west. At the
big show to be held during the
week of January 1920 next. the
bulk OF the exhibits will come from
the west and will compete against
the best the east can produce. Col
orado. Wyoming. Idaho. Utah and
New Mexico will exhibit pure-bred
cattle. sheep. hogs. and horses that
will compete against the world
and will take their share of the
blue ribbons.
While this show is national in
scope, it is intended especially for
the education for western stock
men and farmers in the only way
that such education can b. had
by comparison The show provides
an opportunity that every wide
awake stoclCman and farmer should
embrace, either as an exhibitor or
as a spectator and student. II is
business proposition.
The show in January will con-
sist of four departments: The Stock
Show. containing exhibits of breed
ing stock and fat stock and carloads
of feeders and fat stock: the Horse
Show. showing all kinds of har-
ness horses in action: the Feed
and Forage Show, showing what
the west uses to produce live
stock: and the Poultry Show. which
has already become one of the
great poultry exhibits OF the coun-
try.
Every stockman or farmer in this
section should send for a premium
list, and II he cannot exhibit. should
at least arrange to attend the show
and secure knowledge of what the
live stock world is doing. Premium
lists can be had by addressing the
secretary. Fred p. johnson. Denver.
Colo.
The Lamar register., 1911-12-27
State Capital Notes

The conference committees rep
resenting the Adams and Speer
forces held three sessions in the
Brown hotel in this city and fail
ed to agree. Should either side
have another proposition to sub
nit the two committees will be call
ed together again but 1t does not
appear as though democracy is
able to arrive at an agreement on
any person to succeed to the posi-
ton made vacant by the death of
Senator Hughes. The object of
the conference was to eliminate all
of the men voted for during the
regular session and elect an out
slider. The influences, however.
welded by the candidates of last
winter prevented this being done.
The Supreme Court In an opin-
ion Tuesday morning held that the
new Court of Appeals law is valid
in every particular The court held
that the Legislature had right
to create a new court. That in
its creations the constitution was
not violated. That Governor Shat
roth had the authority to appoint
The Lamar register., 1911-12-27

The Supreme Court on Tuesday
declined TO take original jurisdic-
ton In the fight between Mayor
Speer and Senator Patterson over
the office of assessor in the city and
county of Denver. Mr.. Speer claims
that the Rush bill gives him the
right TO name the assessor in Den
yer. Last week he summarily dis
ed Hiram E Hits in the position
He made the change with the use
of crowbar and his police depart
ment He justified his strong arm
methods on the ground that Mr..
Arnold had played favorites, for
commercial and POLITE al support.
in the valuation of property. and
that If the office was not taken
by force the records would be
changed to obliterate these favor
ed valuations The attorneys for
Mr. Arnold asked the Supreme
Court to take original Jurisdiction
on the ground that grave emer-
gency existed. The court did not
see 1t that way and declined to al
low the case to be filed. This will
force Mr. Arnold to take the regu-
lar course under such circumstances.
that of going to the District Court
and appealing to the Supreme
Court.
The Lamar register., 1911-12-27

the members when he did and that
1t is not necessary to have the
appointments confirmed until the
next meeting of the senate. This
allows the new court to work un
til the senate is reconvened. II add
an expense of $4,000 for the hi
ennial period to the administration.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday
granted a supcrsedeas in favor of
Sheridan S. Kendall as against F.
S. Hoag in the contest for rail
road commissioner. This allows Mr..
Kendall to hold the office of rail-
road commissioner until the matter
is settled on its merits in court
Mr.. Kendall was elected railroad
commissioner under the old law
at the last regular election. few
days after he assumed his office.
the new railroad law which provides
that the railroad commissioner shall
be appointed. went into effect. Gov
ernor Shafroth took the position
that Mr.. Kendall's term expired
with the expiration of the old law.
and appointed F. S. Hoag to the
position. Mr.. Kendall refused TO
vacate the office and Mr.. Hoag Sc
cured an order from the district
court ousting Mr.. Kendall. Kendall
appealed and yesterday the Su-
preme Court granted the super
sedeas which leaves Kendall In of
flee until the case is decided on
its merits.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
July Weddings.

Recorder IIibbard issued marriage
licenses 10 the following parties dur.
Ing the month Of July:
Fields, Fred a., and Pearl futile,
Forbes, July %, BY r., A, Shaw, j, r.,
81. Joseph.
Garrett, Newton, and Ina Smith, OF
Craig, July |, by Elder u, II. Daw.
son.
Holloway, y. T., and Elizabeth. Bla.
zier, Of Maitland, July 20, by Rev. W.
u. Enyeart.
lIodgin, W, Grant, and Laura NJ.
Brow nice, OF Maitland, July ., by
Rev, ". u. Enyeart,
Lewis, Earl, and Goldy May Cook
OF Mound City, July %, by f. s. Nc.
Donald, j, l..
Pickett, Rev. q. a. and Nellie n.
Pierce, of Craig, July 10, by Rev. II.
G. Blonheld.
Parker, Roy, and Ollie Frazer, Rob-
inson, Kan, July ~, by Elder d. II.
Dawson.
Retelsd0rf, Geo. T., and Rebecca
Seitz, Of GlenwOOd, Ia, July IL, by
Elder Is. II. Dawson.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
Monarch.

Late corn is looking some better
after the rain.
Frank Colhour made trip TO
Oregon. saturday.
Sunday s'hcol il progressing nice.
ly. and we hope IL will continue
Arthur Hughes spent iast week
With his sister. near Fillmore.
Born, to Pear. >iner.y and wife
an eleyen.p2uni s3n. August Is.
Francis bray. of savannah. IL sis.
iting Grandma and Grandpa Garner.
Mrs. Jane. Smith spent sunday
With her daughter. M. Clarence Lii.
ley.
Mrs AID Mr.. 7. +. Lilley. q near
Fillmore. spent sunday a. Harry Lii.
ieys.
Edna Garner spent Las week In
Iowa with her sister. Mrs. Ftsnk
Ward.
-Eisar Lunley and Lester Black
made a trip TO -. Joseph. one day.
last week.
Ella Liiiey and Orah and vaieia
Smith spen, saturday With Mrs r.
{. Chiicuat'..
-Rob.rt and Emerson Hughes and
Willie Graham made trip 20 -. Joe.
one day. last Week
Grace Smith and Robert Hughes
spent sunday al his sisters. Mr.. Joe
Hickman. near Fillmore.
Roy CoIhour spent saturday night
and SUNDAY with his sister. Mrs. Belle
Greenlee. u fores, City.
Mr.. MARY Williams. u -. -.
seph. l. visiting her aunt. Susie
Hughes. and cousin. Rosa Graham.
Hugh Ilsr,ha ami wife. Of ore.
.On. spent saturday evening and sun.
day with ut, brother. Frank CoIhour.
III chilcpat and family Of NOda.
way, spent >s'lrd,y ni!h' aud san.
lay a. James smith, and attended
church.
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
NERO.

Huley X kunkel can save you
money on Silus.
Fox SALE Grapes, > cents pound,
\. l.. SHAfER.
J. ", Iden, one Of the leading at
torneys OF Parsons. Kas., was the
guest Of John +, lden and family, Of
Big Lake, for few days last week.
Mrs. r. H. Burns, Mrs. Sue Pink.
ston, Mrs. 4. -. Piper, all Of Kansas
City, We're visiting in Omaha, and
Fremont, Neb., and are now with
Charley Bartram and family, OF Ore
gon.
horn, to Walter Tripletl and
wife, Of La Junta, Colo, Sunday,
August 9Th. 1917, an eight pound
daughter. Mrs. Triplett was form
erly Mis-, Myrtle Vaughan, Of this
city.
The Aid Society, Of Forbes, will
hold "A social on the church lawn at
that place Saturday night, August
18th. The Schafer Rand will he pres.
ent and give concert. All are cor
daily invited.
LOST \ blue serge coat, In or near
Oregon depot. Name Of owner, En-
DRY Davis, and tailor, Wilson, Of
Mound City, on inside pocket of coat.
Please return to this Office and re-
ceive suitable reward.
Lowell and william Edwards, Of
Adair county, Iowa, were guests OF
their parents, Uncle Hayden Edwards
and wife, and their sister, Mrs. j. +.
Iden, OF Big Lake, a couple Of days
this week. They were enroute to
Vernon county, this state, with the
view of locating, II they can lind any
farms to 9suit them. They are pros.
pering In Iowa, but want more land
and at more reasonable figure.
They have been offered Sl25 per acre
for their Iowa farms.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
New Point.

VIII acton vent TO Fillmore.
sunday.
Up. Ruiz left the l,,li for a TIL,
TO the West.
Mr. {. &. IIiriman went 10 -.
Joe. MONDAY. for fc~ day,.
pr, Kearney and wife drove 10
-. Joseph. saturday, In their ear.
There 1. 10 le union SUNDAY
school picnic the ',h Of september.
Thos. cain and family drove To-
-. Joe In their autos. one day lat
week.
Ne,srS. sparks and Miller and
families came down 10 Mother Owens
sunday.
-Glendora Adams. Of 81 Joseph.
came sunday 10 visit with her aunt.
Mrs. viii Acton.
!. W. Davis and wife. and Ed Ia.
yi>, wife and little daughter visited
al Dr. Davis in Maitland. sunday.
Mrs. Bolton and daughter wen, 10
Maitland. Friday morning. and from
there returned 10 their home. Mon.
day.
Mrs. Ramsey and baby, from Col.
orado, i visiting her sister, Mrs. Dan
boswell and brother, Ilarye VIII.
iam,.
Robert kncalc. Dr. Carson. A..
bert BENDER, Lydia Acton. Myrtle
Bender and Catharine Terry attended
services al the Grove church, Sunda!
night.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
A Financial Success.

The committee OF our Chautauqua
which was composed OF Harvey Ev-
ans, Pres, Geo. H. Murray, Vice.
pres, Geo. ". Reayis, Sec'y., Guy
tummins and y. u. law son, report
that since all the bills are in, they
still have nice little sum on the
right side Of the ledger To the credit
Of the 1912 Chautauqua,
We all feel proud Of this, and with
700 season tickets engaged for next
year We believe the 1872 Chau,auIua
will be another financial success.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
White Felt Hats
and CoIors..now a good line
at MRS. NETHERLANDS.

Mrs. Carrie Bolton and Harvey
left for home Scranton, Kas., Wed.
nesday, after a visit of three weeks
with Ma Filler and other relatives,
Married, by Elder b. II. Dawson,
pastor of the Christian church, Ore.
gon, Mo-, Sunday afternoon, at the
parsonage, Sidney Vandever, OF Hia.
watha, Kas,, and Miss Alice Walker,
OF Forest City.
C. W. Lukens received a telegram
Wednesday morning, August 22nd,
announcing the death OF George Ray.
hill, ST., at his home In Pana, Ills.
lie was the father Of Mrs. c.. w.
Lukens and Mrs. @. R. Rayhill, Of
this city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
White Felt Hats
and CoIOrs..now a good line
at MRS. NETHERLANDS.
Benton.

Mrs. ". j, Glass visited her
daughter, Mrs. Blanche Kelly, Satur.
day,
Quite a number from here attend.
ed the street fair at Forest City, Fri
day'and saturday,
-Messrs. viii and Tyrrel McGuire,
of Forest City, visited relatives here,
Saturday and sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith Derr and
Miss Florence Morgan visited at the
McClane Frazier home, Saturday and
Sunday,
Mrs. Lille Watson and children,
OF II Reno, Okla, are visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Emma Guthrie, and broth.
er. Gerald Andler
Mrs. Ella Hutton. who has been
at ST. Joseph hospital for nearly
two weeks, recovering from serious
operation, Is expected home soon
We rejoice that she Is spared to her
family and friends.
Those from Oregon who attended
the picnic, Wednesday, were Rev.
Weidemier. Mrs, J. W, King and
daughter Gladys and Miss Edith
Boyd. Mr.. Weidemier, In a very hap
by manner, made the address OF vel
come, and was generally helpful, as
he always Is.
VERITAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
Forest CITY.

The canning factory hgan rork
Tuesday on corn.
--oren and Bob Kin. vere -. 10.
>eph visitors. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Bert Hamilton Viz.
tied IN >siimOre over SUNDAY.
Mr.. saayefs and r. Fitzmaurice
"e-e -. Jy>.pi passengers. SUNDAY.
Mis-, Edith Boyd va. tie guest Il
relative, Ter. from Friday unit. sun.
day.
Mi, ANA Springer. II Oregon.
visited her aunt. Mrs. Butcher. over
SUNDAY.
Mis- Grace Elmer left Monday for
a f." dai- visit with friends in Troy
and -. Joseph
Nil, Catherine smith. Of kim>ey
liz ric' visited relatives here. >a.ur.
day and sunday.
Irvine Matters and family we're
visiting relatives In kIn.a- CITY from
Friday until Monday.
Mrs Dave Wallace i visiting
near Curzon. This week. with her
daughter. Mr.. Frazier.
Mis- >nOia Dick. of Mound CIV.
j. the guest e Mrs oscar Moore. the
pas and present weeks.
Mis- Lena Latham. q savannah.
waN the guest II Mis- MAUD Thorn.
III. -.Nera. day .a>t Meek.
-Ornclia Bullock. Of -. Joseph.
va, 'h" guest 81 Mis- Bprnice Bal.
.nck. S","ri, day last week.
Mr.. Butler aud daughter. Mis-,
nfpla. left Tuesday for Brpokppr'.
Mimi. 10 visit Mrs. Ruth Hedriy
Jesse Thornhiil eft on. day al,
"e"k FOR WiIlu" >pring-. Mo. 20 'uuk
al tie country IN view u locating.
sunday evening wil be- the la.,
appointment IN The confcrenc. y.ar
Tor Rev. Graham AZ the Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Wyllr kcifYer left
Monday nigh, for Milford. Ia. after
a months visit with home folk al,
the Atlantic hotel.
The Misses Daisy sinclair, 81 -
Joseph. and Bonnie Sinclair. Of near
this city, Mere guests 81 Miss Edna
Hopper over sunday.
Rev. CreSup. Of ~. Joseph. gave
an address al tie VI. T.. church. sun.
day morning. 10, ,ublcc, was The
Far East and was very interesting.
Bailey Jamison. who la, been
visiting relatives here the past week.
left Sunday evening for Kansas,
where he has position on the rail.
road.
The Methodist sunday school :
attendance Vas over one hundred
again, SUNDAY morning. Gas, mum.
Der three Vas favored with the fol.
lowing visitors: The Misses Daisy
and Bonnie Sinclair, Ornelia Bullock
Alma Springer and Catherine Smith.
RUBY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
Bigger and Better.

The annual Forest City Jubilee
stree, Fair and Carnival. held Friday
and saturday Of las, week. vas the
most sCoressful In every way Of any
yet he'd. Almost everything adver.
it'd cn the program vas presented.
Tie citizens contributed lite'al J
toward the erp.n~-. and tile officers
and ssrioJ. committees worked hard
AMI allowed nothing TO 70 ind me 70
make T. 4 success
There va not an Idle or dbl mo.
1n-iI' g. -pue'hing was doing al tie
time. k'efyDydy lad god time
and went home happy. Tie people
came iOt,a god time. aud Tie geuer.
Jus veop,e Of Forest CITY mad. 1t
'heir bI,ines- 20 see that th.y had IL
IN a.. - fUl.n.s.
>naii'efs Band furnished lhe music
and Edxar Thatcher In the evening
displaced his moving pict Ure. Tie
afternoons Of esci dsy ~efe taken Up
by having driving contests. running
'ares = man and horse: wh..liarros
races. pacing races. miik-drinking
contest. 'fy''irg faces. and many 9TH.
~ contests Tie en'rie. we're literal.
and II "a. ~ easy matter 10 ace
tie b.ge fibDyn,. but the committees
n ads he following decisions.
Ladies 'idin. contest --lst 10 Neil
Ean>ay. ~ ~ Lillian TAYLOR.
Running race i'Iise>e >ipes
sos mule contest Roe Ra.nir.
single driving. men: FL Ca.'ee,.
u. ifed carson. "a
Running race Bert Gotten.
T'o''ing Henry Rails, ii: Wn.
LJndy %.
lvJ.yari di.h Gus Ny.ani
Running far" sam Lander
rar.n. rare Ti.d"n po'tinger. 1T:
- ). J. ry''InseT
L.,flr-' driving contest. Mr.. r..
C4.'.ei. IT,: Mr.. Cha. iIeail-y. ~
Running RAJ" Jane. Qgirk.
i..' horse colt Ivan Miller. 1t:
Ton Reeves. -
be- 2.y"i'.ud colt Mr.. Hu.h
hIfiler. IT,: plu. Tracey. "a
li",l .ysifJrd mules Both pre-.
uil'n, ""n' ~ II T.. Trf!iuue.
li".' ..rsiug mule cy'' T.. ! RAJ.
nj
Er,' mu." team ~ 20 IA. Qairk:
a
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
Are you going 70 build a Sil9i
See Ruiey < EunkeI. Z

arg you R0irS 70 UuiIu SllYl
See Ruiey & KunkeI.
johnson RAyhil. who las beei
visiting relatives and friends hepe for
The past month. returned TO Seattle
Wash. Tuesday last. where he Is EN-.
ployei by the Northern Express 90.
Daigit Meyer accompanied lin and
viii remain for some time.
Rev Hartman was called TO
G.enaU,i la. Tuesday to conduct
the funeral services OF Hiram Ed.
sari.. an "a friend and neighbor in
the day- gone by He was 9" years Of
are and ,eteran Of tie civil var.
He "a, the fa,her.in.laa u Mrs.
Lula Eiwaris. Of this place.
N-s Ne'herand has returned
from 'he Kansas ti.y millinery mar.
set. i've market and with the a..
,is,anc. u Miss Grimm. Of Kansas
City. a. trimmer. will b. prepared TO
.hoa you all that's new. novel and
up..y.da'e In MILLINERY. Prices
s.way- right-qusiity considered.
We notice an item IN tie Broad.
water. Neb.. News. stating that tie
bank has changed hands. Dr. G.. l.
Evans. Il oregon. Mo. aud i "
Begg.. u Greeley, Col. being the pur.
cha>ers pr. Evans interest will he
booked after by ~ L. VEIN. his sop
in.iaw. wl.D i also a stakeholder. ami
will b. the cashier.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
Missouri State Fair.

TIE Eleventh Annual Exhibit ion
Di the Missouri state Fair will he
held On the State Fair Grounds al
Sedalia. September ~ 10 October u.
Th" members OF the State Board ~
Agriculture are the Directors Of the
STAT" lair and they have made an
extra effort this year 10 surpas, all
former year, IN the Nay Of exhibit,
and entertainment.
Tie Live stock Industry II Mis-.
souri, las mad" a wonderful growth
since ia" state Fair Ni> established.
III" reports from the 1910 L. :. Cen.
~u> Show that tlIc value UI Horse,
and Colt, IN l!"T Ha~ .i2u.,I 900 " hila
~ 1910 th. value Wa .llJ..us ,pp
show ng an Increase 81 over 10 per
cent. fur Mules III i'pu, .lJ.i-g $40
and IN 1910. i,j,.,Gi.pJ shpwi Ing an
Increase IN value u 80 per cent, The
value Of swine In l'~p wa> sIG.jJ 500
and In 1910, ~, -Irpp. The value 81
Sh .p IN Missouri IN l!uo was -3.iil..
pI and In 1910. - ,-1j.Uo showing an
Increase Of over l.sp per cent.
\ reasonable SupposiliOn j. that
the Missouri state Fair has had
much Influence In ihc development OF
the Live stock Industry during the
last ten years for 1t l. al the State
Fair where the best herd, in the
country are shown aud II j. there
where the farmer and breeder gets
his inspiration 10 breed better live
stock. The State Fair Is an educa.
tional institution that reaches people
who are past school aye as well as
the young folks.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
Arrivals and Departure Of Mails at the
Postoffice, Greg !, Mo.

Postoffics, Greg !, Mo.
lf'rti,r Npy"r =. I.a
MAILS ~ aET.
I'D = ~. FOR Omaha ~. tHi-rm.dla,.
pIint, and 81 l,,iBt, north, east
and west
ShJA IN. For -, Jo,epn aud lnt.rmrdiat.
points
i1l00 m. fnr all points snu,t, .as,
ana ~.s' except Tarklu aud
villi>ca branchr,
loo D.. ~, For AL puu,, North, vest aud
east,
S'S0 v. ~. For Nlliisrh, north mall To all
points north, east, south aud
west, except intermediate be-
tween Forest cay aud ~. Joe.
i3OU. ia. For all points north. south. east
and west
Pouches viii 10" rN"hau."d bet .crn ,irryon
and Forest city po,io',rr,, ~ follows:
Leave oregon Al /. "a, "a ~. nud return at
s;5J "a. ~,
I.hy" Oregon al / - D. N. aud frturn al
cop ~.
MAILS ARRIVE.
si55 a ~. Omaha Mails from All points,
Bprth. EAST, south and west.
loi35 a. ~. vlllisca and Tarkl0 Valley
branches Malls from north,
east, soutb and west,
o!35 y. ~. Mall ffom all I,nihts north. west
aud east.
oiib y, IA. Main line Il. G., ~. Jo". & G. Is.
Mails from all points. north
south, east aud vest.
G,OJ w. ~. From ~. Ju,ryh
RURAL ROUTES
Oi3O u. M. Rural Route No. l, leaves Re
trims At - y. m.
$3.50 =. m. Rural Route, No. :. leaves Re
turns, t:tI y. ~.
0i3O u. N. Rlral Route. Ma. =, leaves Re-
turns At I 40 u. M.
$3.50 .. ~. Rural Route M. Z, leaves, Re
turns NJ I - y. ~.
$3.50 "a. ~. Rural kout. No 3, leaves Re-
turns AT 800 y. M,
Nails are made up promptly 10 minutes be-
ore departing time.
Mall u F0rtescu., Ruio and points m the
y 4 N. In Nebraska within 100 miles of this
o0ce, should he mailed before s;$5 u, M. In
order ~ reach It's destination the same day.
New Point In supplied by Carrier, Route
Number Z,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25

Buy your coal Of Ruley & X unkel.
Robert Hatch had business IN 81. .
Joseph, Wednesday Of this week.
Miss Mary Narans, Of Roanoke,
Louisiana, Is visiting her brother,
Ed, In Hickory township.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25

--Ruley 4 Kunkel are making low
prices on coal.
FOR SALE--Grapes. 2 cents per
pound at vineyard: In 500 pound lots,
1T your own picking, II cents. Mar
tins Phone 70 South. J. J. HAINEs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25

Reg sFT.rm-. si's NOnG,y, Ia T-rrg
sry Nay AYg4s' 4E1 Np,auf,-f.
n.n'J 3 "fsr', g'...g.hs lgsss
rhDIy -.h ,illtYef .ygs" 1T Il,''. 9
Ifahr.. , Dts,. .uIss - a.'ts'
i'4ls :. T.. 80 H.r's - .JYt'y rJsri
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tir,uit Court

convssss fr.t Monday m jsnJ4'y tara
Nyndsy. IN Apri ana AaT.s
william Z. 8 ion circuit judge
Henry ]. A.sjr- PR s-'t.ns st'D,r.y
E11iL : DanAssl. ru.' -.-'s
A u NHSY.ty sts'Ir
Harp v ifsIh .iaDpgf.pL-'
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Conrad left for
their home In Omaha, Wednesday,
where the rest Of their honeymoon
will be spent.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25

Leave Oregon at 7:25 a. m.
Return. leave Leavenworth
at 9:45 p. m. arrive at For.
est City 1905 d. m.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25

Special Car for excursionists
under auspices OF Oregon
Sons OF Veterans. Leave your
name with c. J. koock.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-25

Take your lunch with you
and have a days outing.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-05
BEAVER RIVER co.
NOW LIGHTS CITY

The Beaver River Power Company
began operating under their franchise
in Mountain Home last Tuesday. The
local Electric Light Company's plant
has been taken over by the Beaver
RIVER Company and will use the old
system until the city is connected up
by their transmission line from the
Beaver River plant. Reduced rates
took effect Monday. August first.
The old rate Of 25 cents per kilo-
watt hour has been reduced to Is cts.
and motor rates to Z cents per X. w
hour, The minimum rate will be re
lalced to 15 cents and motor rates
to cents per X. w. hour. The min
imum rate will be reduced from
$3.50 to $500.
The company will shortly change
the cycle from 125 to So.
New motors have been ordered and
as soon as they arrive the new sys-
tenn will be properly adjusted on the
new basis.