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The Dickinson press., 1911-02-04
STARK COUNTY ORGANIZATION

STARK COUNTY ORGANIZATION
Wednesday morning the Stark County
Dry Farming Congress was organized.
C. L. Zimmerman of Mandan. president
of the state org anization. was present
and called the meeting to order in the
Club rooms. He stated the
object of the meeting briefly and the
following election was made:
President-T. S. U%nderhill, Antelope.
Vice president at large-L. r. Wal
dron, Dickinson. :.
Secretary treasurer-Fred Maser, Dick
inson.
The following vice presidents were
named: ...
Dickinson-A. D. Heaton.
Bel6eld-Wm. Gobius.
Midway-P. H. Rumble.
Gorham-O. F. Olson.
Gladstone-S. D. Gregg.
Taylor-Herman Leutz.
Richardton-Henry Kline.
A~ntelope-B. Lepper.
New England-D. M. Hart.
South Heart-Wm. Kennedy.
Daelum-J. o. Daglum.
Green river-John Fisher.
Edgar-W. E. Smith.
President T. S. Underhill stated that
it would be impossible for him to do
the personal work for the next two
months that he felt should be done, and
yet with the able corps of vice presidents
and the secretary he felt sure that much
could be accomplished.
Because a vice president resides in
some other county is no reason why he
should not work with the Stark county
organization, providing he has no like
organization in which he can affiliate.
Each man wants 10 work where he can
work best and get the greatest good.
The vice presidents will confer in
their respective localities and ascertain
when and where it would be most ad-
visable to call a meeting. Bel6eld,
Daglum, South Heart. Gladstone, Taylor,
Richardton and New England possibly
could have meetings this month. The
matter can be arranged through Secre-
tary Maser and it would seem as though
one meeting a week should be held from
now until the middle of March.
President Underhill remained in Dick
inson. several days this week to get as
much work started along these lines as
possible. 'Supt. Waldron" can be secured
for some of these gatherings in outside
towns.
President Underhill is in favor of
having a general meeting late in the
fall, followed by the state farming
congress in the winter.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLE EXHIBITS
The grain exhibits were good consider
ing that the farmers had no notice of
the Mid-Winter Fair until about the first
week of January. Good JUDGES. who
visited the Larimore winter fair last
month, say that. with the exception OF
corn and potatoes. the exhibit al Dick
$500 H. A--k ~-->.r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

Vht coideat srathef of ihe pres
ont ainfer IL expected fo aolI forth
Va CORPUS christi aai vicinity to
tay. according to the report OF ihl
Waited states a.aibcr burrau Issued
yesteriaf Az day yesterday 0old
wave nag aaa Nying Swing mui0
sarning of ihe klnd uf weather to
some The cold wave prnfplses fair
weather Monday and thlH faDi elll hs
hefalded on account of fhe muddy
ronduion ~ che atY,efs and ihs
damp weather in general
The rain Nhlch fen Yesterday
morning Increased considerably fhe
iofai amount of precipitation Tor ihs
month OF nocnmhor The total pfc
viaaaiY reported was $50 mfho.
the amount fallnr during fhr ls
hours ending Yesterday evening va.
ns inches making the total ior ihD
month 81 December something Hte
ta inches of rain Vhr has done
much 90 dsrfoase enc deficiency Boz
ihr annual smonui of rainfall for the
year
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31
CORPUS STORE GROWS
tigi'ink firn VIII Take >eu Name
aod MAXI O,hsr inspfose-
80 nsenfs.

a H4iss;sf. sho parchassd hall
lntefs~t Ia me j. vi Oppenheimsf
Cioihink coultany less Juiy states
thai b. ~ xssy mpsl pleased aith
bic proposition. aud elshes 10 thank
bis many frivnta Tor their liberal
share 81 business IN his nsh qaar.
'ers iis also said that ffom January
iai the name ~ me firms aiil d. fhe
Oppenneius tfDster Iompauy and
ihas he roHia sill hass fsn rbares
~ the mansgsn~nt % the firm d.
ihia oDnnee,lsa BE- added
We Will sosu install some very
handsome flovF reveigiss rack eard.
fobss for ~ flothss these aIi
Keep 40 NsinSiss o. safi a. 1usi, aaY
from the goods We are slao going
ts snisfEs ouf boys department b.
earryins a Uetief linz - sulis. hats
shoes. etf aa sell ~ make he to
p4fimsnf convenient and comfort.
abb Tor laa,Sf 10 do thslr shoppaf
aad lass ~ III Ssh a. state that
rs wit add b new department and
fhaf elli hs ladies. mlsses. and thli.
dfen hosiery W. aiil e. f0 msse
tails nsN department q Nlanef from
the start and slli ft4rs egeryftinR
in ihai iinr from cotton t0 $50
sani 20 thank my MANY friends
ior their iNerai patronage during
90. nssf year snd ssk ruunnuancg
pi tne came u i4lg Cor thifh Hs
eili give the hfaf mefthaniise fuf
/ fhe iflHi muneJ ThM I can anuf'
my friends 40 Hiii easily us able ID
40 ne we arn iar cash saiS
L-L- n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

fVer, Sunday at no m subject
indas christian s,ience sunday
school 70 400 m "wednesday even.
inr. 3o b m readlus runm open
flom 10 to $3.50 b M except Sun
is, room eol Meepultr M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

~ You ere not satisfied sith your
piano Beg us property iane and ai.
just 30 Osborne lt Wry nuihora
, % Nslifrn Wrr Ifeftf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

Your rraiume eill NOT hr complete
Cor tho Sew Years nau NJ vow
haven't one 90 those uce handeaus 1f
the Ideal uairtressluF parlou
fa9f ff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

Pianos tuned Property adjusted
Wrfenod Cases rrflnished nr palish
80 Experienced Nofkmanship hy "a
piano mechanic ~ more than $50 ,caru
active ssleo AZ the trade Osborne
W. wray nrothofs y MeliAen Ma
t2sTt -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

Some very desirable trimmed hats
AZ hair pricc AZ Miss Clark'a eia.
Ns-auiir 50 Phone i9a 1880 2f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

when YOU want what you want
when yoa want a.. Try Caller Her
AID want al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

Some very desirable frimmed bats
at bali price af Mis, Carks ef1
Hefqnli, si Phone ff2 1850 30
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

What about a souvenir spoonr Soc
ours Tho siamms. cli Mesquite So
1agI tt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

felt slippers gs l-3 discount AZ
Nedei from Jan snd 60 aoth
4aa1ii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

Headache due % cye.straln wvl
stop ii The stAmns leai Gtl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

Models tu per cent dlacount sale
sinrta Jan lnd CLOSES ian seth
IlNf IA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

rhone 81 so hats marked do~n
irom 81 0e and over afo worth com.
iur QUE 40 srt Miss clara Gtl Nes.
quite Si Phone lll tg2o "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

rounding the city. where theusands
sud thousands - afrss are bslnF
turned % FOR the hrss time. prepafa.
tory 10 planting nets season. AT ~
the agricultural production will rem
der tribute 10 The fify. snf Niil help
ln the general prosperity here
n is rather diflcalt 10 obs.iu even
On approximate estimate ~ tbs aoa
ground that Nili BE- planted next
PEAR sifhin radius ofs2s miles o.
ihe eliy The total iscr.aaed acre
age Ill NOT be- iess than 60 900. hos
ever This enufmous inenaee has
bsen ufonEht About by the adoption
0f the traction pios 80 lers than
100 ~ those popeffoi machines Az
ln operation in fadiua ~ rs 90 40
miles ~ Corpus Chriaii
Among other Industrial ltems are
80 h1Es go reaergylrt 10 fuahie ~
oll fDmpaales 90 ase this fitf "a
dinfibafins pnlhi . large in,reass ln
fhr ifhfkaae ~ tbs falifoad ssfds.
ilis ofphniraiion " eoifOn yard a..
foeianon. enabling the FARMERS 0f thia
..etlln 90 sen ihrif cotton on an A..
fHrafe basis anl rhe construction ~
50 sddlilgnsl cotton ain. making
thfse isle ln operation
The isaf a. 'onss
10 Npm uu briefly ihs biz thlngt
that are in store fof Cnfpus Christ
llfnF re gsaf .hl,h sili bel asher
- Ia. t.....U..... al. 49, 90. $500 s..E
pniJ a small portion cd ihe BIZ tAlssa
pod uffar have baen made publc A
b.ici o. cost over half mililun noi.
iafa n nDu ultrf construction lhr
fuaf fhanurl connecting fhia eos
vim fhe suif aiil be completed at an
0ari5 dlia toe tfVeug muHlripal
thaff fD DBL hllH bl rbs oitf in con.
usriiuu aiib fhe fpsi channel be-
lae constructed ly ihe susefhmssi
till br e0muiefed ne~ rlfF hall
aHa lhDfsHahif np.tn.iafe rrr ia.
Usn elii b. bHilf n.e ifs and cuii
fiDWes plant tu e0ai 100000 all
he hn'H shout sit miiss 90 Street faii-
say ettenaiuua sili be- mad. iucrsas'
'Hg iho scope ef fhs riil and develop.
inE uufifinT pufiiuur BE- nudnru opera
nuus. elll he Constructed lafFs
rau of ihe boUntoNn district sli bs
paftd iafGsf aud btfisi supply 90
satrf ali be- secuted sna b seems
B practically certain ihaf gaf plant
+ siii be Boz operation here duung The
y,af
The above Items are knoRu Most
0f thrm have been planned fof, uf
hlr Hn1cf rnnaffHriluH IA seems Fsrj
probable fhaf thD Cu.ftf riiy add
tfslie railroad nne building cost
aard 1aea thr NHrres valrf from
aArleniale ou coo go ~ viii ga.
600 tnr ein numhef ui laype bust
nrss houarf sii b. uuI asd mana
lhiufs industrial rnirUfIara busl'
nn0H onfHrlflara agricultural pfn.
l.lia ani oltl, Improvement 3Aan.
are in pforoaa of formation liuv
many nf them eill he actually ear
flet through io completion pp ons
rtn teii huf b De- certain ihat ioan}
ni them viii boz achieved
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-09-01
AFRAID OR REFORM, WHICH?

sS 90
Last January Governor McGov9rn ap-
pointed A. C. Umbreit of Milwaukee,
district attorney for Forest county to
succeed J. C. Mars, removed. Later
on Judge Goodland appointed John F.
Hooper of Crandon, assistant to Um-
brett. From the date of Mr.. Umbreit' S
appointment to August 22nd, he has
drawn 81, 982 Is from the county treas
ury. Mr.. Hooper has drawn $618 81, a
total of SIS, COL. II for legal advice for
Forest county, for little over six
months time.
Pretty good pay for attorneys whom
we are reliably told never heretofore
earned by the practice of law over two
thousand dollars year. These gentle
men have had a good deal to say about
Forest county graft" perhaps they
will be good enough to tell US the diff
ference between graft without the law
and graft WITHIN the law If the pur-
pose of this investigation was to do
away with graft, the district attorneys
office must have lost sight of it's guld-
ing star -Crandon Republican.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-09-01
WOEssNER-o -oUINLAN WEDDING.

At seven o'clock on the morning of
Wednesday, Aug. 23rd occurred the we'd
ding of Miss Marian E. Woessner of
Ann Arbor, Mich, and MR.. V. Quinlan
of Soperton, at the st. Thomas Cathe-
dral at Ann Arbor, Mich. Miss Mary
B. Quinlan and John B. Archambault,
both of Soperton, acted as bridesmaid
and best man respectively.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the bride at $50, after
which the young couple left on lake
trip from Detroit to Green Bry by way
of the Mackinac Islands.
Miss Woessner was prominent
young lady of Ann Arbor and Mr.. Quin-
Ian, who holds a responsible position
with the Menominee Bay Shore Lum-
Der Co., is held in high esteem by his
many friends, who join the ADVERTISER
in extending congratulations.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-09-01
OBITUARY..

Horace Hale, highly respected res
ident of Laona passed away Monday
at the ripe age of seventy-four, leav-
ing his wife and two childI en-, Mrs. DR..
Lackner of Laona and George H. Hale
of Chicago. The large attendance at
the funeral services and the beautiful
floral decorations showed the esteem
of the people for the good life the de-
ceased had lived among them.
Rev. Theodore H. Haney, Minister,
Presbyterian Church preached the fun
eral sermon Wednesday at o'clock.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-09-01
TWO GAMES SUNDAY & MONDAY.

Manager Quinlan of the local club
has secured the White City team of
Green Bay for two games to be played
on the local grounds Sunday and Mon
day, Sept. 3rd and 4th. The White
City team is the same team that played
the locals to tie l to 1 on July 9th and
the public can look for two good games
on those dates.
The locals are booked to play Lena at
the Oconto Fair, Wednesday, Sept. 9th
and as both teams are playing in cham
pionship form the people at the Fair
can look for battle royal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

High visited homefolks oyF sun
day.
Miss Leila Miller who is attending
2 Business College 10 chHlicothe was
at home over Sunday.
Lille Robinson Of Mexico visited
her sister. Mrs. ]. W. Peck, over sur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Dowell and
Miss Lydia Bolts and Miss Metde
Patterson and mother spent Sunday
with +. L. MCGEE and wife,
Z. II. Carpenter and family spent
Sunday at ]. T. Leeper's.
Charley Arnett and wife of Monroe
county visited at C. W.. MIXERS on
Saturday and Sunday.
]. ". Peck and wife visited at
Mike Pecks Sunday and WAS very
much surprised when they returned
home 10 find his brother. Charlie.
and family there. Charlie lives In
Montana and had written the Col. a
letter that he was coming, but the
Col did mo- receive the letter until
the merit day.
Otto Carpenter made his regular trip
10 town Sunday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Sunday.
Dr. J. T. Jordan made a bushes.
trip 20 Hallsyilh Monday.
VIM. Dempsey went to Carrolko1
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF biz
cousin Eugene Dempsey. on wedues
day.
r. c. Wood. Of Clark, formerly End
trick operator on the Wabash ct ths.
place. visited friends here Sunday be.
tween trains.
Miss Edna Cant entertained Thurs.
day evening IN honor Of her friend.
Miss Yirgie Bledsoe. Of Mexico.
Iss Bettbe May Coasidine enter.
tanned Saturday evening in honor Of
Mis- Bledsoe OF Mexico.
A very delightful entertainment wa
that given by Mrs. Charles Bledsoe
a. her beautiful country home 2 IL
miles north Of Thompson on Tuesday
evening. March 20, given in honor ID
Mrs. Robert Robertson, Of
San Antonio. Texas. The guests con.
ststlag OF Mrs. Frank Sanford, Mrs.
ckybrook. Mrs. wilkins, Mrs. Haw.
thorne. Mrs. Craddook, Mrs. Charley
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. johnson, Mrs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Nrs. P0tD cauthorh very pieasAa
~ ontertained Mira. Pate Cauthors
and son. csrter. Henderson and Mrs
John Hezer THURSDAY. A four cours.
dinner IVES saved. Conversion ans
seEine, together xssh a lovely din
ner, the day Was very much en-
3oyed.
Dir. and Airs. Clyde shay ans
daughter. q siezko skKed P. r
canthora and family first o. hs
week.
Mr. and Mrs Almer Mundy ank
daughter, Susie. also Dir. AID Airs
Forrest Weaver and sun. Clayton, Wis
Sled John Hcker and xifo Sunday.
airs. Hail q Illinois Is WISHING hel
daughter, Mrs naky Hal Burgess
Most everyone around Mohno ha,
fsdden on The electric railroad ens
certainly are delighfed with It.
Alrs. Jas. Watts, Of Mexico, visit
Cd relatives here last week.
Mks Lacy Lewis began school os
Monday at Ellis school house.
zdns Peyton EBott and ehIIdra
Feted tho formers mother, Mrs
Nsnnie Bledsoe, at Mexico Friday an
Saturday.
Porter Caathorn and wife spen'
sunday with Mrs CauthoTnis parents
John cowherd and wife near SAINTS
Fe.
Homer Roberts and family spen'
Sunday az Sim Creed's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Coons. Mrs. Ab Bledsoe, Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. c. + CLARK, Nlrs. Rodes, Mrs.
Grafford, Misses Kota Luckie, Anna
Lewis, Nellie Hill and Hattie
Brown and Nrs. Van Ness, all Of Mel
ieo, were met with wagons at Thomp
son at 2;33 p. m. The amasements
consisted Of three progressive games.
Mrs. Craddock won the prize. Lnnch-
con "a served. consisting Of three
courses. Wagons wore again baded
aud the crowd returned 10 Thompson
In time for the $50 traln 20 Mexico.
AL who ere fortunate enough to be
recipients of Mrs. Biedsoe's hospital
lily we're ioudspoken IN their praise
q her as an entertainer. The guest
OF honor, Mrs. Robertson, left for
Ter home in San Antonio. Tex. on
Tuesday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
YouNes

Having beautiful spring weather
Roads are improving where The,
have the drags roads are getting fine
Rev. Barker filled his regular an
pointment at Long Branch sa,urda,
and Sunday His theme sunday
moiniDne was Repentance, . and wa
listened to by a large and attentive
audience.
The ladies Of the Missionary Ala
Society Of that church met with Mrs
Fannie Crawford last Thursday.
John Settle and JeH' Settle ana
family wtTe guests Of their bro,bar
DR., Settle Sunday.
Rude Maddox and family visited
wesley Woods and family first If
the week. u
w. 7. Asbury delivered a wago,
Ct hogs to Mandy G. Powell nj a 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

7. NJ. DoweH delivered a span Of
tip top mules in Mexico last week al
a high figure.
Thod. BouIware delivered a large
hog in Mexico last week at $3.50 per
lcEt.
W. II. Berey delivered IS 225.lb.
hogs to Powell and siundy at $3.50
per cW1.
Nit Householder sold a good
span Of horse mules TO Mr. Toaison
OF Monroe county fer s4e5.
Earl Berry purchased a sevcn-year
old mare for $3.50.
Aht Householder bought a crack.
er jack span Of mare muIes from Joe
considlne for $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
NoTlcE 81 SAL UNDER

DEED OF TRUST
Whereas, Otto G. Roth aud Ma1nis
Roth, his wife, by their oerain Deed
w Trust dated March 4. 1906, du
" acknowledge and recorded in tbs
Trust Deed records within and fo,
the county Of Audrain and State Of
Missouri Ia Book IS, Of page 4ss
conveyed to the undersigned Trustees
the following described real estate y.
ing and being situate in Audrain
county and State Of Missouri, to
wit:
The aast ha6 Of the northeast quar-.
tT and the southwest fourth Of the
uorheasi quarter Cd Section Thirty
-Four $50 in Township Fay-Tpo ts2
Range Right 49, west, conntaiaing
Iae acIes. more or loss.
WhAh sad conveyance was made
In trust 10 Hecur the payEneuf Of a
certain negotiable promSsoy note
together with the Interest thereon,
described.
And whereas said pFomaSory note
so secured BY said Deed Of Trust Is
past due and remains unpaid. Now
~sherafore. | Gaitheg Berry. the
Trustee named in said Deed Of Trust
under The provisions Of SAID deed Of
Trust at The request OF the Legal
hulder nf sa1 prnmfssorv noto lin
Saturday, the 18th day Of April,
a. D. 1911,
proceed to sell the real e~stateI
above described, at public yendue.toI
the highest bidder. at the front door
of The Court House in Mexico. Mis-I
sour for cash, 70 pay said debt, and
Interest ard the costs and e.
penses of executing this trust.
SFa GArHER BERRY.
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Several from this neighborhood at
tended the Jao. Csddle sale Wednes-
day.
Charley ranzy who lives six miles
south Of Paris, was here Thursday
and got som seed corn from A ].
Trlbbe ct slice a bu., shelled and
picked ready for planting.
Although Thursday vas a nce day
for the election. only about one-third
u the voters put in theE appear
ance.
+. w. brewer WAS received into
The Odd Fellows Lodge Thursday
night Several from a distance we're
II attendance that night.
The Tribble boys are putting up
some new fencing and gates which
adds considerable 10 the surrounding
appearance.
F. W. brewer has sent his team to
Centralia four days this week with
eggs and after goods. Eggs are com
ing in very plentifully these days. as
high as fourteen cases have been ne
ceived here IN one day. hIr. brewer
has brought on a stock Of millinery
goods and Mrs. brewer and daugh-
ters VIII u the millinery and dress
making department 1t is something
the ladies of the surrounding coun-
try have been wanting for years, and
they win no doubt do a good bust
ness.
George Edwards. Rudolph Adams,
SeaEls Anderson and JEFF Rector and
several others from n distance at
tended the Woodman Lodge here
Saturday night. &
Ross vanlandingham IS sowing
cats and several Others will be be
fore Che week is out, & the weather
remains favorable.
Rev. ), G. Bell filled his regular az.
pointment here at Maple Grove
Church Sunday and Sunday night
Cecil Mallory ran his mill Friday
and part OF the day Saturday.
James A. Wager of near Long
Branch was here at min Friday.
Clarence Berry south Of Central
.schUoi house. was here Saturday
and had a load OF feed ground for
his stock.
Mrs. Arthur Moore, one hall mile
north Of Central school house, was
here trading Thursday. Mrs. Moore
had 2 cases of eggs.
James Guthrie, Rude Maddox. Tom
Berry, John Sharp and several others
from the HoIiensyille neighborhood
was heIe Thursday.
Melvin Beamer wem to Centralia
after a load of coal Saturday.
Arthur Wager went to Centralia af-
ter a load OF coal Monday.
Roy 1ribble is delivering corn to
J. II. Neil at 2Se a bu.
S. n. wager bought a load Of corn
from Fred Vance delivered At 45c a
bu.
Phil and Walter Roberts ven to
Centralla.
Mrs. TIibble and Bessie and Or.
Collier and John brewer went to Cent
tralia Tuesday.
Virgil Vance and wife had company
from Santa Fe Saturday and Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters testamentary On the es
tate Of Belva hM. Heron, deceased
were granted TO The undersigned on
tae 2oih o. AIanch. 1911. By the pro.
hate coart 81 Andrain County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to exhibit
ttem 70 me for allowance within one
year after the date o. saad Letters
cr they May be p~rechuded from any
behcfi. q such estate and II such
slaims be not exhibited within two
years from me date Il SAID letters,
thg viii be forever barred.
A.. D. ARNOLD, sR..
Sat Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Charles H Dbekey has moved to tn
place he bought from L. A. Wilson.
We are glad to welcome MIR. DickeJ
and family TO neighborhood.
c. ". Wilson expects to 60 West
Tuesday. He wir work With a bridge
gang this summer.
Robert Dollins and family visited
w. I. Chick Sunday.
Mrs. C. w. Wilson and daughters,
Monday, visited Mrs. James Terry
who Is very III at the home Of Jas.
Grafford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Mems work shirts, made of everett
shifting, absolutely fast colors, full
size, not the skinny kind, long sleeves
and skirt, a special in all respects Enn
at MIR
Mems overalls, made superior quality
denim, long in seat, swing pockets,
double beam and full size, extra En.
values 1IIc
Mems good work socks, good Z.
weight, all sizes, special, pair &C
Mems balbriggan union suits, all EO.
sizes, nice finish, special----1uE
Our line mems fancy shirts, fast COL
ors, extra amount of fullness, long
sleeves, are Cn. - 4 an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Rev Hornback filled his regular ap
polniment here Sunday.
Perry Davis broke The record last
Saturday on the egg deal; he got Al
cases that day. HurTah for santa Fe.
L. Mcclure Is the guest of frIends
here now.
Mrs. G. NJ Paris Is improving slow.
~.
cltye Wilson aud mother and sis.
Ter Miss Mary. were at Mexico last
Monday.
Ihos. crump q Perry was the guest
Ct hia mother hast Sunday and his
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
BENTON CITY.

There win be a lecture at the
Tan Church Saturday night.
Hrs. Mark Stuart OF near Ri'D
is visiting relatives here.
Oscar Hinze and Geo. llildo.
fh'ppcd o load OF cattle 10 81
Tuesday right.
a NJ. Pearson and wife W
with o. /. Brcodlovo sunday
Mrs, DR.. DIvcn OF Martlnsbr's
i'ed Mrs. Hhck Hofsess SUNDAY
Miss Gordio Franklin Of New
lted relatives hero Sunday
Harry Frecht was married lasl