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Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-21
oskALosA BOOSTS LICENSES.
Liquor Tax Increased to S2,OOo|Sa
looms Reduced in Number.

Special to Times Republican
Oskaloosa, June 2Q.-The city council
passed resolution increasing the sa-
loon license from $1,000 to S2,0oo Sew
enteen retail houses and nine brewery
agencies now operating VIII be reduced
to eight retail saloons and one whole-
sale house after July l under the new
ne itiOn of consent.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-21

Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and ex-
pectoration easy by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t has been
used in many epidenlics Of this disease
with perfect success. For sale by all
dealers.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-21
ANOTHER PRoAI9 ARGUMENT.

Decorah Physician Demonstrates Tenn
peranee Treatment Of Snake Bite.
Special to Times Republican
Decorah, June 21.-When DR.. Jewell
establishes the fact among physicians
that whisky IS absolutely non essential
in case Of snake bite. how is fellow
going to get his drinks? Henry Voege-
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-21

There is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
especially during the summer months;
Wig, Chamberlatp's Col,c. Cholera and
D4arrhoea Remedy. 1t Is almost certain
to be needed. It costs but & quarter.
can you afford to be without It? For
sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-21

by Gus Hons. 10 progressing nicely. and
there are four new residences going up.
new cement block creamery has just
been completed.
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Roman, Montana, August rs, 1911.

Contributions solicited but the publisher
right reject in whole any such onmunica
ton All notices of meetings and entertainments held for profit
will be charged regular rates.
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For Sale
Household furniture and blacksmith
outfit. 10 If j. C. MOORE,
Notice for Publication.
(Non-coal landl

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Missoula, Montana, Aug.
"A, 1911: Notice is hereby given that
Helen McCrackin, of St. Ignatius, Mon
tana, who, on June 2, 1910, made HID.
No. O2380, for NJ NV section %,
T. 10 N. r. 10 w. M. NJ, has filed
notice of intention to make final COM
mutation proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Reg
lister and Receiver, at Missoula, Mon
tana, on the End day of October,
1911. Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph Mcdonald, Andrew D. Magee,
Edward Deschamps and Andrew B.
Beckwith, all of St. Ignatius, NJ ontana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
aug 18-sept Is Register.
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Wood for Sale
Green and dry wood, cut any length
FRANCIS DuPU1S.
Notice for Publication.

\ANOA>COAl l0uOJ
Department Of the Interior, us. Land
Office at Missoula, Montana, Aug 81, 1911
is hereby given that Ernest
G. Badger, of Roman, Montana, who,
on May 16, 1910, made HID. No. O2O68,
for NV NE, NE NV sec. 10, township
10 N. range 20 w. M. M, has filed
notice of intention to make final COM
mutation proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Cocker
F. Rathbone, U. S. Commissioner, at
Roman, Montana, on the 9th day of
October, 1911. Claimant names as wit
nesses: w. D. Harris, and Henry Hit,
of st. 1gnatius. Montana, and r. A.
Calkins and Ben Webb Of Dixon, Mon
tana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
aug. 25-sept e Register.
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Notice for Publication.
fNox, mol 1o~I\

\A~Vu SV0A 10uul
Department Of the Interior, U. S.
q. 1911. Notice is hereby given that
YIN William 7. Rq,esdy, Of re Roman. Mon
section q, township 20 NJ, range 20 w.,
NJ. meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final communication proof,
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Coker F. Rathbone, a
U. S. Commissioner, at Roman, Mon
tana, on the 9th day Of October, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: George
H. Putney, John Thirkell, John Nord-
gren and Almon Hooker, all of Roman,
Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
aug 26.sept q Register,
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With this condition prevailing
it is no wonder many land seek
ers are invading Montana and
the next two months will find
thousands of others coming this
way in search Of the wonderfully
rich farming lands of this state.
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M. E. Church Notice

On account of the absence of
the pastor, there will be no SER
vices in the Roman church next
Sunday. The second Sunday in
September there will be preach
ing both morning and evening,
and each alternate Sunday.
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For sale. lift
VOUGHT & HELMERS, Roman.
Republication on account Of error in description.
Notice for Publication
1N0V3O0 3V1 Z WV11VkNV1V11
(Non.rna1 1andl

tNon-coal land)
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Missoula, Montana, Aug,
81, 1911. Notice is hereby given that
Jay H. Vaughan of Roman, Montana,
who on May IL, 1910, made HID. No.
02007, for Unit F, NJ SW Sec. S, T.
20 n, r. 20 w. M. M, has filed notice
Of intention to make final communication
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before Coker F. Rath-
bone, u. S. Commissioner, at Roman,
Montana, on the 9th day Of October,
1911. Claimant names as witnesses:
Jacob F. Olson, Edgar L. Mcconnell,
G. Howard Smith and Fred C. Guenz-
Ter, all of Roman, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
aug 25.sept "a Register.
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Moiese Valley and Dixon

Moiese Valley and Dixon
Jonah Ludberg returned to
Moiese after a visit of several
weeks in Missoula.
Miss Bessie May Kreis of Mo-
iese went to Missoula to visit
friends on Tuesday.
James Woods, Jr., of Missoula.
has located in Dixon as the man.
ager of The Lumber Co.
Jeanott & Co. is the firm name
of Dixon's newest mercantile
house, which is a great improve
ment to the town.
Frank Day, one of the publish
ers of the Missoula Sentinel, was
in Dixon this week looking over
prospects for a sub-office.
VIM. McCarty of Anaconda,
drove through to Dixon, arriving
there on Thursday and is now on
his claim in Moiese valley.
G. E. Whiteman of the Mer-
chants and Farmers Bank of
Dixon, was in Missoula on busi-
ness several days last week.
Mrs. E. A. Winstanley of Mis-
sOula arrived in Dixon last Thurs
day and was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. j. T. Thompson.
Mrs. Charles Morrison and sons
who have been visiting friends
in the Bitter Root the past month
returned to their home in Moiese
on Wednesday.
Jas. H. Bonner, county survey
or for Missoula county, and Dan
McQuarrie, one of the county
commissioners, spent Tuesday in
Dixon and vicinity on business
regarding the completion of the
Grow creek bridge.
John Dalgren and Leonard
Larson of Missoula, were in Dix
on and Moiese valley Sunday.
These gentlemen are much inter-
ested in the development of this
portion of the reservation, hav-
ing capital invested in Dixon.
A. j. Davenport, one of Moiese
valleys most enterprising SET
tiers, has established a watch and
jewelry repair shop at Dixon,
and at present is located in the
building occupied by S. Jagers.
With such energetic and compe-
tent business men as Mr.. Daven-
port in Dixon, we can predict a
good future for our growing
town.
G.. G. Watts of Venice, So.
lifornia, arrived in Dixon Wed
nesday and has been busily en-
gagged in placing the drug stock
and fixtures in the building for
merly occupied by the Dixon
Bank. The fixtures and stock
are a great credit to such a young
town and Dixon should be justly
proud in welcoming this firm.
Mr.. Watt states that his son-in-
law, DR.. Sweet, who has been i'll
in a Missoula hospital will soon
arrive in Dixon with his wife.
DR.. Sweet was formerly located
at Paradise.
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The St. Ignatius band will give
a grand dance in the St. Igna-
thus opera house on Saturday
evening, Sept. I'd, with every
body invited. Tickets $1.00, sup
per free. The committee hav-
ing charge of the dance is A. E.
Thompson, r. A. Watchorn and
j. D. Buckhouse.
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Crops in Four States.

President Howard Elliott of
the N. P. is on a tour Of the four
states of Montana, Minnesota,
North and South Dakota, and
has given out the following as
his estimate of the crop condi-
tions in these states:
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Will be charged regular rates.
Miss Ethel Miller, cashier at
the Big Store, is taking vaca-
ton this week.
w. M. McGarrah is building a
house on the homestead he lately
filed on in 21-20.
Ed. Clairmont returned from
an extended trip to st, Paul and
Minneapolis yesterday.
C. H. Metz Of Spokane, father
of Mrs. D. N. Mason, was in Ro-
nan from Monday till Wednes-
day, being accompanied home by
his daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Stees and two chill
dren returned to their home in
Wisconsin after spending the
summer with her husband and
son, Fred, in Roman.
The M. B. A. will give a dance
in the Roman opera house on Sat-
urday evening, September 9th.
This will be a harvest dance and
everybody is invited.
A. M. Sterling and wife went
down to Missoula last Saturday
and early this week went to Lolo
where they expect to spend the
next ten days on a vacation.
Jos. A. Lemire and family are
now domiciled in the Vought &
Helmers residence in Scarce
addition. They moved into the
new house Wednesday last.
WANTED-Some one with good
outfit to break and disk 40 and
maybe 70 acres of sod. J. R.
Smock, Sec. 1O-19-2O, 8 m. South
of Roman. P.O. Roman, Mont.
Mrs. D. N. Mason has gone to
Spokane in hopes of receiving
beneficial treatment, as her
health has not been very good of
late. She will be gone about two
weeks.
P. J. Gilroy of Poison, was in
town Wednesday and yesterday
on business. He has a home
stead near there and is making
some extensive Improvements
thereon.
Cliff Welch went down to Ra-
valli Tuesday and returned
Wednesday with a Big Four
engine for VIM. Connerly. He
pulled six loaded wagons from
Ravalli to Roman with it.
The dance to be held at Glacier
View school house tomorrow
night has been postponed until
Saturday evening, Sept. End.
Everybody invited and a good
time is promised all who attend,
besides it will help the building
fund.
Fred Simmons reports his
wheat as yielding Is bushels per
acre on the ground where he
stumbled the seed in, and better
than 30 bushels where he plowed
the land before seeding. That
shows the advantage of cultivat-
ing the ground we'll before seed
ing.
DR.. Resner of 2O-21 sent to the
Pioneer this week a summer rad
ish raised on his homestead which
is the blue ribbon radish so far.
1t measured IA IL inches in cir
cumfetence, IA 3-4 inches in
length, and weighed when pulled
from the garden / 3-4 pounds.
Guess that is some radish.
James M. Riley and wife of
B. c., are visiting with
Miss M. Duplessis this week.
Mrs. Riley is a niece of Miss
Duplessis and will start for home
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Wanted

To trade or sell, strong spring wagon
too heavy for my horse. Prefer light
wagon or runabout. Address
H. P. GEIGER,
LIT Dixon, Mont.
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a little judgment in furnishing
the moisture to the Mission val
ley.
Word was received this week
, from Jos. Bouchard to the effect
that he was on his way home
form Canada, but that himself
and wife would stop at Crane, in
the eastern part of the state for
about two weeks, before coming
to Roman. They have a son liv-
ing there.
James M. Carver, a homestead
er in 1921, was Roman visitor
yesterday and while here made
application to make final proof
on his claim. MIR. Carver states
that the harvest is practically
over in his neighborhood and
that the farmers are we'll pleased
with returns, the spring grain
yielding exceptionally we'll.
Attorney W. N. Nofsinger and
wife of Kalispell, and their
daughter Mrs. M. Montieth of
Los Angeles, are touring the res
ervation and spent last evening
in Roman. They are old friends
of Mrs. Thornburgh and made
her a pleasant visit while here.
They will return to Kalispell via
Camas hot springs.
Geo. H. Beckwith and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Totman
of Hamilton and Mrs. D. w.
Hughes and children of Missoula,
passed through Roman Wednes-
day enroute to Kalispell in two
autos. Mr.. and Mrs. Totman are
the parents of Mrs, Beckwith
and Mrs. Hughes is a sister.
They will return Sunday or Mon
day.
Joseph Gossett, who has a
homestead in section $4,000,
brought to the Pioneer office yes
terday a bunch of Turkey Red
wheat containing 218 stalks of
wheat, all stools from one grain
of wheat. 1t will be sent to the
New York land show as an ex-
ample of what can be produced
in the Mission valley from one
grain of seed. While each and
every straw did not contain as
large heads as some of the best
ones, it was a remarkable growth
to be produced from one grain of
wheat. Some of the heads, and
in fact, in nearly every instance
the heads of wheat were fully
matured and of excellent berry.
C. C. Goldman was in town a
short time ago from his home
stead in 1920 and while here
urged that the Pioneer say some
thing about a display of the
grains grown on the Flathead
this year, at the Chicago land
show to be held again this fall.
Mr.. Goldman says it was one Of
these displays which first at
tracted him toward Montana, and
that everyone who visits these
land shows at once become inter-
ested in the back to the soil"
movement one hears so much
about. That it would be possible
to make the best showing ever
exhibited is not to be disputed,
and were the commercial club to
come to life and exert itself Just
a little, a number of people might
be induced to visit the Mission
valley, and once here would Ger
tainly invest in some of the rich
lands to be found in this valley.
M. E. Church Notice
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For Sale
Bed room suite, also several iron beds
and springs. Good as new.
MISS HILDA BRAUN
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xsaas satat AZ CwtiAss gla
/ Uataen Aess ~ v a Csras Ce "
risriy VI veiA iist fos thelsii#es
nlta lesfesi "
Mrs tehn George 10 90 'hs siss
1si this weeA
gsef sh~ hess FFale ~ eaipsiss
eoai nhnne wasahaehle lre weses
n
sauia ciAus sin be Wifh as SAITH
lChfH,mss wnl Mocfc llsfawafs
Ign 2ts
Our iIae Of cot glass and silver
sart IL complete wiz Moore Hard.
para 60 ais
George t.. Gtiffln has been ron.
fined to his room this week VITA
rheumatism
Hollis and heil, wrce,hs Tor
rhrls,mss Leave your orders esi
~ nisd Forrest "a
Free doh given away at WIN
Moore Hardware Co q. Dee ie..
Don't fail 10 soc n ais
Beautiful Lorraine begoniae, Fer-
slan solets andmalden hair ferns for
Christmas. bird Forrest II
Mrs Nj NJ. Cherry and two chill.
dren OF Dallas have been visiting
Mrs a. G. Thompson on West MAJ
Win avenue the past few days.
Phone Curtin Drug 60. your or
dcrs for Books OF all kinds. " W.
haven't the book you want we wi,
order II. express prepaid by us. q
Claude Stephenson, who is buying
cotton ut Grand Saline. Texas.
spent last night In the city with
homefolks. He left this morning for
Arlington,
The Improvement Society OF the
Christian church will meet Monday
afternoon with Miss Julia Sweat.
All members are urged 10 brns
their articles for the bnzar with
them for tagging. t3p
All those who will have fancy
work articles ready for the L. u. G.
bazaar will please get them to Mrs.
c. T.. Schuster on Rogers street as
early AS possible Tuesday for the
committee to mark them.
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Secure a beautiful calendar free
with your picture on It, with doz-
en- fine photographs. Avoid the holi-
day rush by having your picture
made now The latest and newest
styles are made by Mrs p r. Deven-
port the photographer IL
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WE are selling out TO move from
the state. and offer our buggles, to-
morrow, Saturday, and Monday, al
Wholesale cost. See them first and
get your choice. Only six left. Can
save you $50 to $50 ON each buggy.
A. - Hunter Portrait and Buggy
| Co. 213
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ESTRAY ED--One brown bors.
mule 16 hands high, shod All
round and one sorre mare mule, IA
hands high. Reward for Information
leading to recovery T. II. Harbin.
213p
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FOUND--A $500 gold piece. The
loser can have same by calling at my
store, where all groceries are sold
at bottom prices ! have everything
you want TO eat w w. Bohanons
Forrcston. Texas. 213p
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THE WAxAHACHIE WEEKLY EN-
TERPRisE carries more advertise
ments In It's want columns than all
the other weekly papers published In
Ellis county combined For results
use the Enterprise. the paper that
completely covers Ellis county II
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All Of our picture frames will be
Offered all next week for 40 cents
on the dollar. A. -. Hunter Portrait
Co 213
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REYES N WASHINGTON
DECLARE THE FAMILY
II IL Asserted that He Will Remain
There Three Weeks and Then
Return to San Antonio.


San Antonio. Texas, Dec s.---oen.
Reyes family strenuously claim
that he is In Wash ington. They say
he will remain in the cast three
weeks and then return here. Mean
while the impression prevails hero
that no has gone to Mexico.
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Miss Rosa Alderman VIII go 10
Milford this evening Where she viii
spsna Sunday with Miss Lula Ros-
son
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-09

The county examining board was
In session Friday and Saturday to
examine teachers for certificates 10
teach school in Ellis county.
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SEE ME- for the very best value Of
fered IN bicycles. You make mis-
take II you buy before seeing my
line. Rayburn West. 213
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FREY our Embroidery Guide AMI
one pattern Beautiful Christmas
cards with gift subscription. More
than 100 sets, tags and postcards
! free Mrs Gus k,mble. tf
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| WANTED--50 subscriptions to the
|, Ladies' Home Journal and Saturday
Evening Post. Can also give lowest
clubbing rates ON all other maya
zines. Mrs. Gus Kemblc. Phone 316.
IT,
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WHEN In need OF printing such al
letter heads, note heads, envelopes,
circulars, etc, phone the Daily
Light office. II
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Mrs j. Lee Penn is In Dallas TO-
day.
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MAGAZINES make an appropria,
Christmas present. Free catalogue nj
Curlin's Drug Stores. Phone or see
r. f. Owen. TT
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WANTED--Cord and stovewood
chopped ] NJ y. Yarbrough, two
miles south of town. 213p
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FOR RENT--114 acre farm three
miles north OF Waxahachie. See J.
|T Sullivan. 1913
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| WANTED--Some orders for Xmas
candies. Phone Saturday New
phone Ala Lbs. 213p
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FOR MAGAZINES see Il +. Owen or
leave subscriptions at Curlin's TWO
Drug Stores. II
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WANT ssuta> 81
go sssssA
WEATHER ssssssslsa sAim 20
nsshs ~ Sunday t'uaAef Nnhaas
Ma 80 Nin ka nslNfsli VS.
ROOMS aua ssssaga ~ awe geis.
phnnr sTn All
/ .....s.s-s.s...ss sesaaa.4a.4 i.ass..
wANTNp l'issn spwiue. als VII
ls4ans &srpa sigsI
WANTED clrau RAGS Is rall
i4iNhs uffsce n
In u AccoMns, all Kinds 81 lnsar
snee and bonds "
| FOUND rair ladv'A horsr shippers
Call al this office ait
WANTED 10 rcnt honae with
hntn old phone szI 2f3
WANTED "A position ~ general
office man Old phone ais ai5
lurN REPAIRING SEQ Arthur
Mackny at riumheff seddler Co I'll
ron RENT Furnished room Mrf
H.. r. Lisman. aot Oldham ave. iip
WANTED One fun blooacd whit
Wyandotte rooster Old phone ais.
3t3l
| FOR Mich COW. fresh In
mix y u. Hiiburn. old phone BIS
lar 2f4pd
| WANTED--~Fiye and ten pound
molasser buckets Must be clean. J
| n Hines 21Sl
FOR MAGAZINES see +. +. Owen or
leave subscriptions at Curlin's Two
Drug Stores. II
FOR RENT--174 acre farm three
miles north OF waxahachie. See J.
IT Sullivan 1913
| WANTED--Some orders for Xmas
candies. Phone Saturday. New
phone Ala LAS, 213pl
WANTED--Cord and stovewood
chopped j. NJ u. Yarbrough, two
miles south of town 213p
CLEANING, PRESSING and repair
ing All work guaranteed. Phone
MS. Matthews-Gammon Co. II
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The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03
ASH nnANcH.

We are sorry TO hear OF the
death OF While Reynolds.
j. $. Miller Is clearing a large
new ground,
BWlah Miller attended church
vt Matte saturday nigh;
MlRI Emma Thompson visited
friends at Ledocio saturday abd
sunday
ltrs. Lille Thompson was calHng
on Mary Miller Sunday.
Carson Thompson visited srlg odl
at LgEtle last week.
snerd yauhoose and family viii
move 10 Brushy soon. We are
sorr5, that they viii leave Us, uB
they ARE good people,
Miss Nolda Moore attended meot-
Ing 5t Matte Saturday night
Unrle Lewis Wcllman Of Hatfield
WIS visiting his son. MIlt, OF tlhs
place recently.
sadie Moore and ENa Nlllcr
acre calling on friends ~ Gasue
last week, ...
The little daughter Of W +.
Moore and wife is much butter with
lang fever,
Litpi Girl.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03
LITTLE BLAINE.

Wlll!a Reynolds died Friday OF
consumption. He leaves a father,
mother, brother and sister to mourn
his death, besides the many friends
who give them their heartfelt SYM
pathy. ..w .. =. ...
l. w Spencer passed down our
creek Wednesday. ... ....
Henderson Thompson returned
from Borderland, w. Va. Saturday
night, where he has been working a
while and returned Sunday.
NJ. b. Thompson and Robert
Thompson will so to Nolen, W. Va.
Monday to work a while.
l.. B. Spencer's little daughter
Gladys, who has been sick is i'm,
proving
Mics Belle Payne IS staying with
Mrs Cora McGranahan.
Molyin Payne IS working in a
tie job on the river.
Castle, Ky, our little postofflce,
Is seeming 10 be a prosperous little
place
l.. B. Spencer hs purchased q
telephone box.
NJ &. Thompson visits friends on
creek recently.
Miss Bertha SpeuCcr visited
Mrs. Lizzie Spencer recently.
j. NJ. Spencer went to Matte Sat
urday night to be in the quarterly
meeting.
G y. Ball passed down our creek
Friday en- route to Louisa with som'
produce.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03
wlTTERsoN.

Our new mail carrier. Mart Moore
Is very accommodating and handy.
Death visited the home of jim
Berry on Lick branch and took his
loving mother, Aunt Hannah Berry,
She was laid to rest in the Wellman
grave yard
Rube Adams and Dock Whitten
extended their new telephone line
down to Green wellman's where
there will be switch board in
stalled as soon as 1t comes from
the factory.
Walter Bates and John Wellman
have sold their farm to L, A. Young
Bates is going to Greenup county
to make his future home. Wellman
has bought a farm Of VIM. Bates
on the same creek,
Fances Kelley and Mamie Jor,
dan. OF Natesyile, were visiting her
sister Jane wellman, OF this place.
SQUIRE Woods and j. W. Nouns
we're on our creek buying hogs last
week ..i
n. C. Williams traded a fine palI
of mules to Lys Bishop, OF MarthG
TO a fine horse
Samantha Wellman, wife OF Lin
zie wellman, is improving with
fever. ... ." .... Tray