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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-12
n The Han o. Fame.

"His father is In the hall Of fame"
"Why. didn't know the old gentle
nan was dead"
"Have to be dead to be In there7'
''Sure."
'.Well. be i only in there busting the
lusts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-12
Maxine Her Comfortable.

Hosts Youngest-Don't your shoes
feel very uncomfortable when you
walk. Mrs. Newryche7 Mrs. New.
yche-D Dear me. what an exraordi-
nary question! Why do you ask. child!
Youngster-Oh. only cos pa said the
lther day since you'd come into your
penney you'd got far too big for your
boots.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-12

North Dakota Is the real garden
spot.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-12

pace 10 SuCH an ''XCenC tnaL lne praC-
tice has become a nuisance.
Postmaster Grady CT New England
is in luck. He recently succeeded
in getting married and then the gov
eminent raised his salary $500.
According to Little Mac" the coun>
try around progressive Flasher has
the goods this year and the fair held
there this fall promises to be hum
mer.
A deputy bank examiner has been
checking up the banks in the south.
western part of the state but he
couldn't find anything the matter
with them.
Editor Colcord looked over the
bunch of gspsies that visited Minot
recently and found their pockets were
just as deep as ever and their fingers
just as long.
A lot Of newspapers over the state
are passing comment because the
Driscoll creamery shut down till they
could find buttermaker whose fam
lily did not eat butter. g
IA stave silo in Ward county top
pied over when 1t was about COM
pleted and the farmer who was work
ing on the top Of it at the time had
q narrow escape from being crushed
! to death. *
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22

millions Of dollars may be lost and
hundreds Of men ruined.
Pile Of Half Million Bushels.
In the village Of Virgin, sask.
there IL a pile Of wheat containing
half a million bushels. Il is w-r h
three hundred and fifty thous nd
dollars. Il il covered with ow
and Ice and the snow is ming ei
with the grain. All Of this grain
can be saved II action Is taken
and all may be lost Conditions in
this village Is paralleled 10 scores
% villages Of Saskatchewan. tie
only difference being the amO nj
al stake A February thaw would
seal the fate Of many men who r SIX
ed all they owned on the crop OF
1911
They have from 900 70 5000 g.
els Of damp or wet wheat In their
and are unable 10 get
rid Of II 20 anyone. The elevators
refuse 10 take II and cars cannot
be got 10 ship II. n the suH could
be- got 10 Duluth and Minneapo is ey-
sry bushsl could be saved.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22
American Hen ls a Winner.

Tho American roOs er may be M 5
taken ia supDOslng that the sun re-
On 70 hear him crow, but at all event
he has every reason 10 be proud Of
the record his consort has recently
made Ia competition with the world.
lIt rs IN the heart Of the country
where Yankee thrift Is appreciated
that she has recently been placed
on trial. 30 II Il small wonder that
Connecticut 10 bubbling with ex.
element over the triumph which the
Amercain hen has won In the inter
national egg laying contest conduct.
% during a period Of several weeks
al the state agricultural station.
The preparations were elaborate
and The public was kept Informed Of
all the Drellmiuarics. as England
sent her picked Wyandottcs and
Canada entered her choicest Leg
horns The regulations we're as rig
orous and precise as II the Amer.
lean cup were At stake The daily
reports from the pens were ava ted
with as much interest as n Il were
a two-mOnths' marathon.
There was a time when the hopes
and fears Of the American people
were almost evenly balanced. with
a slight inclination In favor Of the
fears The foreign hens we're going
strong during the first few weeks.
The probabilities seemed IN favor OF
the mother country. aud then agaln
came triumphant cackle from the
representatives Of our lady OF the |
SHOWS. Garlands OF maple leaves
we're woven by hasty partiaans OF
tho hen from across the border
hut the American hen pursued the
even tenor OF her way. never hast.
Ing. never resting. The foreigners
began 70 show signs Of charley horse
while our own queen OF the barnyard
forged ahead. She was living up
10 her environment In the land OF
steady habits. and all Come ticut
.pplauded. Now the whole coun-
~ Joins In tho applause. for II has
,ecn found that the American hen
aid. on an average. four eggs
month more than did her nearest (
The winter wheat fails us. the To-
ust and the weeyll destroy oven I
no hOmely old field peas the damp
ORR mlldews and sprouts In the
forage barns. But through II all
he American hen Is stlll faithful. {
ddlng seven hundred annual mil
Ions 10 our national wealth.
Crown her with chlckweed. give
or for escutcheon an omlotter or 4
field argent. stuff her, living and a
cad, with sage She II the friend b
man Cleveland Leader. L
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22
THE CANADIAN FARMER FACE TO
FACE WITH RulNATloN.

Tho following estimate OF IN,
probable grain loss to the farmers
OF Canada. Is one OF tho many
things that the farmer who goe,
from the United states to thai
country. expecting 10 find para
disc has to face Last fail snow
fell before three fourths OF the
throshlng was finished. and now
much OF Il that was throshed and not
| housed Is threatened with runatiou
Tho following Is portion OF an
extract from a Winnipeg. Manitoba.
telegram. regarding tho situation;
Hell Is going to braek loose In
this country before March L." said
a prominent member OF tho grain
exchange today. In discussing the
wet problem 1T Is not ques.
lion" he said. "of the ruin Of
an individual II Is tho question OF
tho ruin OF whole districts. We are
on tho verge OF the worst calamity
which has ever happened In West
ern Canada, From t5 70 20 per
cent. OF the cars OF grain which
have come into Winnipeg have been
wet. damp or tough. The same pro-
portion OF grain In the western
country still undelivored must be in
a similar condition. A few days
warm weather would destroy the
value Of every bushcl OF this grain.
To-day heard Of an elevator with
26 900 bushels which have already
gone bad. The same thing may
happen Ia month TO 10000 600 bush.
els OF wheat and to similar guam.
titles Of flax oats and barley. what
this would mean to our western
interests ls difficult 20 conceive.
An official estimate made yes.
tevday OF the amount OF wheat sim
10 be brought forward by the rail.
way companies from the west was
10000 600 bushels In addition to
this total there was computed to
be- from 5000 900 20 10. 900 900 bush.
OILS OF wheat to DO thrcshed making
a total OF 10000 900 bushels still to
be- handled, Tho problems present.
ed by this condition are said 20 be
the most serious which have ever
been faced In western Canada. Win.
nipeg people OF many classes. bank.
ers, Wholesale mon. grain men and
others discussed the situation yes
terday, aud expressed profound anx.
iety with reference to the matter
The most difficult element in the
situation is that presented by the
tough damp or wot wheat. Differ
emit estimates are made OF the amount
which is in this condition The
lowest figure is 10 and the highest
20 per cent of the whole. From
zoo 900 to $4,000. 900 bushels OF
wheat, in addition to immense guam
Titles Of coarse grains. are in immi-
nent danger. Within few weeks
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22

Try a sack OF guaranteed high pat.
cnt flour at % cents spot cash at
Glesler Brothers
For Sale-A few choice Silver Wy
andotte pullets. Every one laying.
T. J, Brown. Payette. Idaho.
Wanted-Sage brush 20 grub. Have
grubbing machine that does the bus
iuess In up-to-date shape and when
finished tho land Is almost as good
as ploughed land. Terms SO per
aero and up. See me II you have
land TO grub. II. 5. Gilbert. n
Money advanced at low rate of
interest on improved city and farm
property, school. water and munich
pal bonds Equitable l. an
& Investment Co. SIS Idaho, Build
ing. Boise Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22

II you want the best buy Kemmer-
er coal. We have It. Phone us
your order. Wells & Maule.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22
LOW RATES FROM
EAST TO WEST
Eomese=kers VIII Fin1 IL Easy to
Visit Idaho and Look Around.

An influx OF HON seekers may be
looked for next month. The o-e
way. second class, colonist rate will
be In effect from eastern territory TO
points on the Short Line as follows:
Date OF sale. March 1 to April Is.
inclusive. 1912. These dates apply
from Chicago st. Louis and pc nts
west. From farther eastern territory
date OF sale are generally one day
earlier
The following fares apply to all
main line stations. Huntington, Butte
and intermediate. To branch line
points the local fare from main line
junction point is invariably added
From Missouri river points; Council
Bluffs to Kansas City. inclusive,
S25; Chicago. 1913; Peoria. 1872; st.
Louis. S32; St. Paul and Minneapolis
s26.S5. Homeseekers wishing to
stop off and look over the country
at Boise will have TO pay the fare
from Nampa extra.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22
en- Doctors
Said He Would Die

SdIu I kC w QUIZ DlS
In 1905 VIC wrote YOU regard
ing nv husband, who was suf-
icring from heart trouble. He
was suNeranuatcd by the North
Georgian Conference. Ten doc
tors at different times said he
would die. You advised DR..
Miles Heart Remedy and Re
Storative Ncrvinc: we did as
advised, and Improvement was
apparent from the very first. He
recovered and the Conference in
1904 gave him 4 charge. He
never felt better, although he
has very heavy work and does
a great deal of camp meeting
work. | am so glad we took
your advice and gave him the
medicine, and feel that ! ought
to let YOU know of the wonder
full good results from its use"
MRS. I. s. EDWARDS.
Miner, Ga.
This proves what DR., Miles
Heart Remedy will do. Get
bottle from your druggist and
take it according to directions.
1t does not matter whether you.
heart is merely weak, or YOU
have organic trouble, If it does
not benefit you take the empty
bottle to your druggist and get
your money back.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22
HITS AT WESTERN APPLES
Box Law Would Be Blow to Western
Product.

Representative Sulzer Of New York
has introduced In the national house
a bill very similar to the Iaftan
bill of the last congress. which at
tempted to standardize the SIZE OF
boxes used In shipping apples, the
purpose being TO discriminate against
high grade western apples that now
dominate the eastern markets and
command high prices In excess Of
these paid for eastern apples.
Tho Sulzer bill does not stipulate
the dimensions Of the apple boxes
but says a standard box shall have
a capacity OF not less than 1852 cub
ic inches as the agricultural com
mittee in the last congress, after
hearings. refused to report In the
t.afton bill
Sulzer has had his bill referred to
the interstate commerce committee
and expects to get It fayorably re-
ported There will be hearin on
the bill noxt month and western
will oppose It.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22
Phone Your Wants

in any kind Of Plumbing repairs and
we will have man on the job in
short order. We are experts in
cases Of emergency, doing cur work
thoroughly. quickly and always with
satisfaction to those employing us.
And We are also moderate in our
charges-not the least merit in cur
service. We put i'm new Plumbing
as well as doing repairs.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22
The Other National Game.

Mrs. Galley (as Galley arrives home
at a. ml-well. what i'm the world
reminded You to come home at all,
Galey-The game was called on ae-
count % daylight. my dear.-Puck.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22

Hatred does not cease by hatred at
any time. Hatred ceases By love
This Is an old rule.-Buddha.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
NJ. Z. Church Notes.

There were only Nat Sunday Sci DOL
Sunday morning. \ fair congrega.
ton In the morning and a smaller one
al night. 4 good LEAGUE Ser 'ice
after We all got there. Miss Lou
Petree was leader. The League win
meet promdtly at 7:W next Sunday
night. Top.c, Good Citizens" Luke
2. 7.2O. Kathryn King viii lead
The Sunday School has shown "A mark
ed increase over that Of last quarter
and decided improvement over that
Of the same period Of year ago.
Three teachers and two officers were
present every sabbath. Three other
teachers were only absen, two sun
days on their annual vacation. The
average attendance was lO5l. Aver
age collection, s2.32. Missionary col
lections for the quarter. SSH.
Ch,ldren's bay collection. ~. 10. The
smallest attendance at sabbath
was no. The largest lls. For some
reason the literature Was not distri-
buted last sabbath for the ensuing
quarter, The subject Of the lesson
next Sunday morning Is "Maligant
Nnbelief." Found In Mark 3, l20'Ei
School opens at 9:1.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Monarch.

delayed Letter, June IS. }

''''"sN" sSN''N'' ""''N s''I
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson
spent Sunday In Andrew county.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Garner and
sister Edna made trip TO Oregon one
day last week.
Mrs. =. Il. Colhour and daugh.
tiers, Pearl and Edna. visited at u. l.
Hughes Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Il. Colhouf and
Mrs. John Patterson made trip to
Nodaway last Saturday.
Mrs. John Embrey and daughters,
Mary and Gertie. visited with Mrs.
Josh Chilcoat last Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Garner. Edna Garner
and Blanche Jenkins visited with
Mrs. Josh Chilcoat this week.
Attend the Horse Show at Oregon
next saturday. July u. See list OF
cash prizes and program elsewhere.
Mrs. Ed Colhour and son and Mrs.
Earl Mcclure and two sons visited
with Mrs. McGuire's father andnoth.
or. Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Colhour, ami
family last week.
People Of Holt county will be ac'
corded the privilege Of attending All
eight.days' cl,auiauIua at Oregon. be-
ginning July -, and one Of the best
chaut aulua programs ever presented
In the Middle West will he AZ their
disposal al that time. The session,
will be held In the beautiful park re-
Gently purchased: there will be- plenty
Of shade and water for camping pur'
poses: plenty of lights. and plenty OF
talent To please the most fastidious
TOpsy,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Burr Oak.

Miss Rnth Ammo spent Sunday
with Miss Nora Eads.
Miss Ella Hopper was the guest
of Miss Agnes Moser, Sunday.
Farmers are cutting wheat.
Many expect TO get through this
week.
Mrs. Sarah Meyen. Of Forest City
is visiting with her daughter. Mrs.
VIM. Stone.
Several u the young folks Of this
vicinity are going to celebrate the
lth In 81. Joseph.
The Horse Show al Oregon, Sat
urday. July Il, promises to I've a grand
success. See list cash prizes eisew here
MIR. and Mrs. Vim. McCollum, sor
Fores, and daughter, Miss Alice. OF
I. Joseph, visited over sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cotton.
The Oregon, Mo- Chautaupu Il
W. held here. this year, July - Il
August !, inclusive, promises 10 b'
better than ever. See the program IL
another column. Make arrangements
10 attend.
The attendance at Sunday Schoo
was large. New officers were elected
We are expecting this quarter to IN
a decided success. There will b,
preaching here on Friday and Saiur
day night this week.
&c. iiockcr, who has been visit
Ing with friends and relatives In thi'
par, OF our country, has returned Il
his home In California. lie was ac
com panied ON his return by his broth
er.in.law. DR.. !. l.. Minton. The Dr
will remain six or eight weeks, visit
ing his two daughters and sisters
Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Hooker.
Fan
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Napier and Vicinity.
delayed Letter, June ~.

Dave Ogden Is working for Ezra
Martin.
Don't forget the Horse Show at
Oregon. saturday. July o.
Ezra Martin and family were In
Mound City on business Saturday.
Miss Nora and Hazel Ogden spent
Sunday with Levi Goats and family.
&C. G. Brown. wife and children
were shopping In Mound City Satur-
day.
Earl Smith returned home Sun.
day after a visit with his sister, Mrs.
James Walden.
!. J. Brown and wife visited their
son, Il. $. Brown, Of Blair neighbcr.
hood, Sunday.
The many friends here OF George
Swymeler and wife were sorry to hear
their children have the whooping
cough.
People of Holt county will bc &C..
corded the privilege OF attending an
eight-days' chautauqua at Oregon, be-
ginning July ~. and one Of the hes,
chautauqua programs ever presented
IN the Middle West will br at their
disposal at that time. The sessions
will be held In the beautiful park re-
Gently purcha>cd: there will bc plenty
OF shade and water for camping pur-
poses: plenty Of lights, and plenty of
talent TO please the most siidiou>.
| MEMO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Napier and Vicinity.

Mrs. Corda holland Is very sick at
this writing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bush. June %. a girl.
John Gould and wife visited Ezra
Martin and family Sunday.
Tom Curry and R.C. Benton were
seen in our vicinity one day last week.
Rev. Walden and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Howard Lent,
Sunday.
Remember tie Horse Show at
Oregon, saturday. July u. See pro.
gram and list Of prizes sewhere.
C. G. and J. j. Brown are cutting
wheat. They are the first IN the
neighborhood to commence cutting.
The baseball boys at Napier went
to Rulo sunday and were beaten.
The score was = to y In favor OF Rulo.
r.. 5. Brown and family, Of Blair,
and &. G. Brown and family took din.
ner Sunday with J. J. Brown and
family.
Candidate G. &. Brown was In
Maitland saturday. asking the people
for their support al the August pri.
maries. lie also called on n few at
Bigelow between trains.
People Of Holt county will he &C.
corded the privilege Of attending an
eipht.days' clautauQua at Oregon. be-
ginning July -, and one Of the best
chautauqua programs ever presented
IN the Middle West will be at their
disposal at that time. The sessions
will be held In the beautiful park re-
Gently purchased: there will beplenty
OF shade and water for camping pur'
poses: plenty Of lights. and plenty OF
talent to please the most fastidious
MEMO
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Monarch.
NERO.

Rosa Lilley >I~n, Monday at the
home Of James Smith.
Remember the Horse Show In or.
egon, saturday, july Il.
Ida Garner and Madge Heller
spen, Sunday Al Enos Smither's.
Pearl Colhour Is visiting Mamie
Garrett, Of st. Joseph, this week.
Haskell dinner and baptising sun.
day Was attended by a large crowd.
Rosa Graham visited with Linnie
Ashworth Wednesday Of last week.
Ruth Colhour, of Oregon, Is visit.
Ing her uncle, Frank Colhour and
family.
Joe Banks and family. OF St. Jo-
seph, spent sunday al Frank Col.
hours.
Blanche Jenkins Is home, after
spending a few days with Mrs. Bot
Callen, near Nodaway.
After the evening services here
Bro. Garrett attended the service a,
Richville Sunday night.
Mrs. Lee Hughes and Anis and
Mrs. James Smith made trip TO Ore.
gon Thursday of last week.
Grace Smith and Mrs. Lee Hughes
spent Tuesday Of last week al VIM. p,
Graham's, Of near Fillmore.
There will be a basket dinner,
July II, near the Callen schoolhouse
Everybody is invited to attend.
People Of Holt county will be &C.
corded the privilege Of attending an
eight-days' chautauqua at Oregon, be-
ginning July q, and one of the hest
chautauqua programs ever presented
In the Middle West will be al theil
disposal at that time. The session,
will be held In the beautiful park re-
Gently purchased; there will be plenty
OF shade and water for camping pur
poses; plenty of lights, and plenty o.
talent TO please the most fastidious
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Benton.
Foo.

delayed Letter, June IS.
Gale Emerson Is saving wood this
week for some Of the ncighbors.
Ray Emerson visited relatives In
Kimsey neighborhood the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Myrtle Field and children
and Max Babb and family visited ut
the W. j. Glass home Sunday.
Remember the Horse Show In
Oregon, next Saturday, July q. See
list OF prizes and program In another
column.
-RObt. and Gale Emerson and fam
lilies visited at Gerald Andler's the
first OF the week. Gerald has been on
the sick list for several days.
John Frazer and wife, from Mon.
tana, were calling In our neighbor.
hood last week. They are called here
by the serious illness Of Mr.. Frazer's
mother, Of Mound City.
The Ladies' Club met at the home
of Mrs. Ellen Field last Thursday al.
ternoon. Twelve ladies were present
besides the hostess. The afternoon
was spent stemming gooseberries, suf-
ticient to put up forty quarts. Many
hands delight work andal enjoyed
II. Dainty refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Bessie Stsley.
People of Holt county will he &C.
corded the privilege of attending an
eight-days' chautauqua at Oregon, be.
ginning July q, and one OF the best
chautauqua programs ever presented
In the Middle West will be At their
disposal at that time. The sessions
will be held In the beautiful park re-
Gently purchased: there will be plenty
Of shade and water for camping pur-
poses; plenty Of lights, and plenty Of
talent to please the most fastidious.
VERITAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
New Point, and Vicinity.

1
-Chas. Fields and family visited
the old home Sunday.
Dorrthry Dreher Is spending a few
days with Alma Springer
Geo. and Amos Lentz went TO ST.
Joseph Sunday In the car.
Gene Taylor, the blacksmith,
wen, to st. Joseph, Monday.
Dan Dreher and family visited
with Will Terry and wife. Sunday.
DIR. Kearney has moved his Office
from tile house 10 the ONCE building.
John Cain, OF Oklahoma. came
Out Friday. TO visi, mis- parents aud
brothers.
&C. G.. Hartman. who has been suf.
fering from blood poison for the last
week, is better.
Lee King and wife visited az the
homes of Jack and Chas Wright. the
first Of the week.
The New Point Band Is TO play
for the Horse Show at Oregon. Sat.
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Rosa 1sh and children. OF
Kansas City, Kansas, are visiting at
Spencer Boswell's.
Several Of the young people Of
New Point. attended a party at Guy
hollands. saturday night.
Jessie Carson. OF Table Rock,
Nebraska. visited a, tie home 81 her
cousin. Scott Carson, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Davis and
Auriel, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bender
and Gladys. spent sunday at Claude
Bender's.
Mrs. Walter Smith and two child.
rem, of king City. visited at the home
OF her nephew. Ed Narans. a part Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shan IIardman,
Mrs. willis Acton and Artie johnson.
visited at the home Of Rev. Hard.
man. Sunday.
Mrs. Cordelia Bucknum OF Port.
land. Oregon, Is visiting her son, Will
Bucknum. Though ~ years old. Mrs.
Bucknum made the trip alone.
In another column will be found
the announcement and program OF
the Horse Show TO be held In Oregon
next saturday, July u. Look II ny
and see the cash prizes they are offer.
Ing. II will pay you TO attend.
| --Mesdames Mary HALEY. Alice
Ferron. Eva Richardson. Nell Ever.
lson, Mary Stallard. Misses Lara hui
lock. Mary Haley, Maude Stallard
Masters Otta Stallard, llerber, Rich
artison and Wiley Everson. from
Forest City. call I'd at the Central Of
ice Thursday evening. II was GER
tainly a glad surprise, a. Forest Cit!
II the Central's old home. The,
came out In autos.
! People OF Holt county viii be &C
corded the privilege Of attending AZ
days chautaupua Al Oregon, he
ginning July -, and one Of the best
chautauqua programs ever presented
In the Middle Yves, will De at theil
disposal At that time. The session,
will be held In the beautiful park re-
Gently purchased: there will be pleni.
OF shade and water for camping pur
poses: plenty Of lights, and plenty OF
talent To please the most fastidious
| NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05

f. o. Phillips had business In st
Joseph, for = few hours, Tuesday OF
this week.