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Is Growing, You Bet.

\ number OF the represents alive
business men of liigelow have organ.
lied "A stock company for tie purpose
Of rebuilding the section Of the town
that Was DIES, royed by lire December
last. The stock has been subscribed
and they viii al once erect three
business houses a storeroom suitable
for the hardware business. hiX>" feet.
4 general store. 2&xsu, and bank
building. 22xj,. They will be Of
brick. aud every way attractive and
substantial. We are glad Ia note the
substantial improvement Of our sister
city. Sh. has the location and the
surrounding country To DE >till bigger
aud better
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l5c and l8c Wash Goods On
sale Friday and Saturday at
II cents.
kREEk 4 HASNESS.

i Base Rail at Benton's Park.
Thursday, July I. Lake Parks, Of st.
Joe, W, Oregon.
lanes Duke, of Minton township,
was badly injured about the head
Sunday OF last week, caused by his
team running away. The tongue
dropped, which frightened the team,
causing them to run away.
Miss Geraldine Peter, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Charley Peter, of La
belle, Mo-, Is here visiting her aunts,
Mrs. Dan kunkel and Mrs. Harry
Pollock. Many viii RENE mber her
father, who is now dead, and was
raised here, being son of the late Ira
Peter.
Foster Crowell went TO st. Joseph
Friday Of last week and underwent
an operati ion upon one Of his legs hav-
ing ten inches of the vein taken out
Just below the knee, IT. Geiger doing
the work. lie Is now In the Sisters
Hospital and doing as well rs could
be expected. His mother. Mrs. N. y.
CrOWell, accompanied him to St. 10
seph and remained few days.
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Nj. +. Church Notes.

Lets all 90 /" church Sunda!
morning
Are You member pf the "Di
Time cluby All ia" Nide.iwakv
folk> IN town are joining.
We We're below the lied Line
SUNDAY morning IN attendance al
SUNDAY school. Too bad. u was
such a lovely morning.
Tie morning congregation great y
enjoyed the sacred solo by Dr. Proud.
entitled There II a iiies>cd Home,
by Fairclouyh,
At "A business meeting OF thc Ep'
worth League, Monday night, the
following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing six months: Lou Pet rec,
Pres: Wister Smallwood, lst Vice;
kathrine King, md Vice: Gerald
King. 3rd Vice: Nell Graham, +til
Vice: Helen Mckee, Sec. Reed hail.
ey, Treas: Cora burgess, Organist.
During the month of July and Aug
ust, the League will meet every sun
day night AT I:.D o'clock. Topic foI
Sunday night, "rhe i'crInanence OF
Truth" Dan. l2:l.+. Miss Lou Pe,ret
will lead
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BASE Hall at Benton's Park
Thursday, july I. Lake Parks, Of 81.
Joe. ". Oregon.
Go 10 II. l.. Prices Hardware for
the Deering flinders and Mowers and
i'eering Tw Inc. They are the best
made.
dwight and Russell fitts. Of
Kansas City, are here for a visit with
Grandmother Susan Russcl and Aunt
Charline.
TIC. DUNCAN, wife and Miss Ilor-
tense will leave Saturday for an ex.
tended tour OF the West. including
the Yellow Stone Park.
We acknow ledge a very enjoyable
visit from j. ID. Baker. division pas.
senger agent of C., Il. 4 q. al Joseph,
lie was up looking after the interests
OF his company.
w. W. Tracey and family, who
have been guests Of the Eccles family,
have returned To their home In Shell.
bina, Mo. Buel Eccles went home
with his grandparents for a few
weeks vacation.
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MOTHER KIDNAPS DAUGHTER
Warrant Issued for Arrest Of Mrs.
Walter Smith for Kidnap.
ping Her Child.

Sheriff A. II. McNultyis looking for
Mrs. Walter smith. Who on Sunday
last. June -. took her ll.,ear.old
daughter. Leona keeney. from the
home here Of the child's grandmoth.
er. Mrs. Anna n. kesney.
II is supposed that the Child VAS
taken TO 81. Joseph and the sheriff
has sent q description Of the woman
TO the authorities there.
At the time that Mrs. smith Ne.
cured a divorce from her former hus-
band. Nathan keeney. the custody of
their two children was given to the
father. who left the youngest daugh.
ter TO the care Of his mother here.
He il al present In Colorado farming.
Mrs. keeney swore out warrant for
the arrest OF Mrs. smith Monday. &C.
cusing her Of kidnapping the child.
II Is reported that the child bad
been In correspondence with her
mother. unknown to her grandmuth.
er. Leona had been visiting at times
with one OF the children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Trojgien. On SUNDAY last. Mrs.
Smith appeared al tie Trodglen home
Immediately after the arrival W In.
terurban train about ~..Ha. m. She
VAS a stranger 10 them. Lecna left
The home Of her grandma to attend
Sunday school. After tie SUNDAY
school hour Leona came tu the Trodg.
len home. and about noon They left
together. They Went 70 the depot 10
take the noon train. and while wait.
Ing for the departure OF tie train.
Mrs. Smith seemed excited and I'm.
easy. and was anxious for the train "a
cave. telling Engineer Weimier that
size was taking her child away from
her relatives. and size feared the,
would Illustrate her plans. She en-
uuired a. TO the departure NJ trains
from Forest City. and that her in,en
'ions we're to 90 to Omaha. and a. III,
| first train went south, sh. believed
size would 90 TO 81. Joseph and ther
"deuble bach" on No. u To omaha.
ON her arrival al Forest CITY. ia,
bought a ticket for Kansas CITY. anC
took No. - train for the south.
| Mrs. keeney. OF course knpwinl
that the child had left home FOR sun
day school. felt perfectly al ease. a.
Size attended SUNDAY school regularly
After the time arrived for her Gus
tomary return home. Mrs. ke.ney he
gan To become anxious. Size waited
and waited for the child's return. an'
1, was finally learned Of tie action q
Mrs. Smith-but II was too late.
Mr.. keeney will doubtless return
and avery effort made To get III,
child. and prosecute Mrs. smith.
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Friday. June %. 1912.
Death of Mrs. William Ruhl.

In the death Of Mrs. Mary Ruhl.
at the residence Of her son. May v.
Ruhl. near ROsendale. Andrew coun-
". June ~. there vas removed from
the activities Of this life woman
Who lad d.en identified viii the
progre>, aud development Of North.
west Missouri from an early day. \
sufferer for ssSera years. size was
ever patient and awaited the sum.
mons which called her across the
river which separates time from eter.
nity Although ~. cancer which
caused i.ltH seemed about to sever
the life.cprd Tor weeks. IL. was per.
mitted 20 i've unti Jane L.. exact,
thirty.Une years after the death of
her husband. the hour " death IN
each instance being O'Clock IN the
evening.
Mary Waltman VA born In BED.
ford county. Pennsylvania. February
~, l-21, aud al the time Il her deaf u
was little NOR. than ~ years old.
She wa> married TO william Euil.
February L. ~. and soon after
moved 10 Hichland county. ohio. In
l-i. the family cam. to Missouri. and
engaged IN farmin. IN Holt county.
teing among the iif>t 10 develop tie
agricultural resources ui that section
OF NOrthNe>' Missouri.
Tie place NJ residence II the fam.
ily wa, changed, In 49,, 10 Npdsway
county. Where On farm ITO miles
south II MafyNiiic. Mr.. Euii died In
l-l. Upon tie death Of her iu~-
band. Mir EJhl, witt J"o sons. May
Y. and willard ;. continued IN the
management Of the farm ~ which
she wI> more than ordinarily success.
iuL Ia l.on. with the Two >o'. vito
had remained wi'l her. Size removed
- Andrew county, having bought d
farm -"Nru miles northwest Of EuSen.
dale. wh!rt i >tiii occupied 10y hef
son. MAY.
Mrs. Euh. waS confirmed IN Tia.
faith Of the Lutheran church III
I.iciiiand county DliiU. September :,
lsiJ. ILcIe being no congregation Of
that denomination IN tie community
In which She lived. she transferred
her membership 10 the Presbyterian
church al New Point. Holt county
soon after coming 10 Missouri. 81,
was a Gpi.tearing. consistent mem
Der OF that denoninal ion until IA,
LOu. Of her death.
Surviving the deceased are tire,
sons. May Y willard =, and r.. +
Euhl. oi Andrew county, and ~,
daughters. Mrs. r.. :. Mcdonald. OF
Oregon, Mo-. and Mrs.D ". Acton. OF
New Point. Mo. Another son. Amos
W., died December u, 1897. Left
also TO mourn the death Of Mrs
Ruin are twenty-nine grandchildren
and forty great.giandchildren.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by the Rev. j. W. Midlothian, oi
Savannah.at the Gravel Wall church
In Andrew county, Burial Was ~
the cemetery adjoining the church
The last sad rites we're witnessed b.,
a larry. number Of friends and >orfow
ing relatives. VI,
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Talked 1t Over Again.

TIE members of Meyer Post. G. A.
r. had another splendid meeting,
Saturda, Of last week. and we're the
guests of their comrade. Vim. C.. Opel
and wife. Tie home was nicely dec
grated for the occasion, and as the
boys" stepped upon the porch Of the
home, their eyes we're greeted with q
neat. hsndpainted 'banneret" which
read Welcome Comrades. and they
we're cordially greeted by the host and
lis wife.
The Post transacted its regular or
der Of business. follow ing which came
a splendid talk from Comrade Geo. W.
fiibbard. Of the 9Th Iowa Infantry.
Uncle George Meyer was a visitor and
seemed to enjoy the meeting as much
~ anyone present.
Following the proceedings. the
comrades were given a most enjoyable
two-cour,e luncheon, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Opel. VITO we're assisted by her sister.
Mrs. John Planalp and daughters.
Mrs. I'd lIornecker and Miss Lora.
Tie meeting was most enjoyable
one. and Post Commander Fuller
handled the business Of the post with
dignity and business tact. The chap.
lain va, not satisfied with one musk.
et. but Lad actually taken possession
of three.
The fraternal "three.t imes-three"
va, given the kind host and hostess.
and tie boys" said goodbye Till
they meet again, which will be- at tie
home of Comrade Henry Pere, on
july 10Th. where every member Is In.
vi,ei TO a bean spread. Wien they all
Join In the chorus.
beans for breakfast.
Beans for dinner.
Bean> for supper
Beans Beans Beans.
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FOrtescue.

DR.. I. l.. Minton left for Califor,
mia last week.
--Oran and Stella Butrick spent
Sunday In RulO with relatives,
Mrs. Chas. Holtsclaw ana daugh,
ter, Miss Gertie, visited over Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Joe Catron.
win Wood, OF Indiana. who had
been visiting his sister, Mrs. G.. r.
Hittz, left Saturday for his home
lie was accompanied by his sister.
Wiley Everson visited with the
George Lease family last week.
Sidney Banks, Of Preston, is Wis.
iting Mrs. Jim Henderson.
Roy Williams and wife, Of Rulo
visited with Oran Hayes Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Stella Butrick went to
Mound City Tuesday.
Mrs. lin and Glen visited Mrs.
Nellie Mitchell over Sunday.
e. w. Craig was In Bigelow on
business Monday.
BELLE.
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Those present answering roll call.

Those present answering roll call
Mere
I. g. Fuller. sd Ind. Inf
Nathan smith. ajth Mich. Inf.
l.. ". Cunningham. ll'h MINI. Inf.
r. =. Morgan. lst Pa. Cav.
H. + Morgan. 18TH Ind. MID. Inf.
". ~ Hartman. 9th Ohio Inf.
II. T.. Dublns. 10th Mo. Inf
Ian kunkel. l,h NJ. :. ". Cav.
Jacob King. AID Mo. Inf.
banl. Lachman. sd ohio Inf.
Fred Markt. %th VI. :. NJ. Cav.
Jacob Mafkt. 9TH VI. :. NJ Cav.
". II. Lukens. soth ohio Inf.
ban Burrier. 18th kas. Cav.
\. VI. Burton. i.id Mo. Inf.
" {. opel. eth lnd. Inf.
|. 4. Powell, LIZ ILL.,. Inf.
Aux Waegel. Ali NJ. :. NJ. CAY.
G.u. ". Cummins. h&th ohio Inf.
Thu-. FRYE. I'd Pa. Cav.
Robert Montgomery. I'D NY. Inf.
~. T.. Peret. I'D Ills. Inf.
Geo. ". liibbard. 9Th Iowa Inf.
Jno. Abplanalp. SD Ind. Inf.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-28
Alabama BOYS Coming.

TIL. management Of tie Gem Thea
ire has been fortunate In securing the
above attraction for TWO nights, Jul,
'J-G. and our theatrc.goers can lOok
forward To a rich musical and burnt
cork treat, The feature Of the enter
tainInent Is ForIow, the frog man,
worth alone double the price Of ad
NISSAN
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-28

Pryor Cunningham, accompanied
by his niece, Miss Nina Dillon, visit
ed with Walter Bradbury and family,
west OF BigelOw, for q few days this
week. From there they will go to
Audubon, la, where they win visit
with relatives for = month.
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Political Announcement

ResdlnS notices complimentary to candi-
dates. will be charged for at our regular
line rates. 10 addition 10 that charged for
the regular st ,ndins announcement. Copy
must p. vuuched for 10y signsiur. before
H.. put,iI.,,iyu
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-28

| her hy hnp"unr. myself a. rHndidut"
fpt A,>.-'lat, Iuds. - County Court. south
District ~ county ~ Holt, Missouri subject
a. ~. a.,'i,,pn 1T the REPUBLICAN Primary
EI-tipn. =" De- held August o. lri:
PHILIP ,ULDT/uNCEE
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REPUBLICAN,.

We are authorized to announce GEoRGE
3. GELNIN. Of Lewis township. A. a candi.
date for IN. Ufice Of sheriff, subj.r, 10 the
decision - the Republican Primary Election
70 b. held. Tuesday. August &, 1912.
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We are authorized 10 announce BENJA-
MIN =. CEOCsEH. 81 Lewis township. a, "a
candidxt. Tor the ofire - sheriff. subject "a
the derision 81 the Republican Primary Eler-
,ion. TO he held Tuesday. August g, isl.
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w.nt. authorized to announce ~EBOt.N
CARSON ~ Lewis tDsnship. a. u candidate
sor III. p''ic- ~ Treasurer. subject the de
cis.On ~ the Republican Primary Election, tu
be held Tuesday. Angus, a. iPi..
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". arr authorized to announce PERRY ".
RA MsAT. - Hickory to~nship. a. a candi-
date for the once 81 Assessor. subject to the
decision ~ the R-pu blican Primary Election.
" he held tuesday. August d. 1919.
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| sish to- snnouur" my>"'a> u candidate
FROM Ipr'ss tosbship for the ufrc II
county iudg. from the south District. ,ub-
l.-,i o. 80. decision - ~. Republican Phi.
mar, -,'tIun. ~ h. held Tuesday. Augusta
~. PETER H. RAISER.
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h.t.ry iunuun,'- myself ~ = rsndidat.
Tor Associate Jud.- - county Court. ~outi
District ~ county ~ Holt. Missouri. suhj''i
g. III" u'ri>iur 80 10. Republican Primary
I-,'itu'l. q" -. h.Id August u. 1879.
BF. MORGAN
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We are authorized Ia announce CALVIN c.
BROWN. - Mlnton township. - candidate
for the ofr. ~ Assessor. subje,', ,o the d.''i-
sion ~ til. Republican Primary Election. t"
be held Tuesday. August . ipis
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We desire To thank our friends
and customers for their liberal pat
ronage OF the pas, few years that We
have been In business and hope that
the little differences which We may
have lad will pass from your memo.
ries a. they have ours, and W. wish
also TO recommend To you Mr.. Smith
and son A. our successors a. being
gentlemen. and deserving Of your pat
ronagr and are sure you will receive
A. good ,reatmen, AT their hands as
you have had from us.
Yours truly,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-28
". +. BRAGG,
{. r.. MUM.

Me,>r>. Henderson 4 Kennedy
hav. closed a contract with Mrs.
Amanda DUNCAN for the cree
ton OF handsome modern residence
on tie lot recently purchased by her
from T.. {. DUNCAN. IN the southwest
.rn portion of our city. They have
also cont racted with Guy l.. Cum.
min> for remOdeling OF their already
handsome home hardwoo floors,
handsome oak stairway, and l6x.i3
foot porch on the south side viii he
>omc of the features of the improve
lncnl>,
We understand that the new ele-
representative of the Turner Bros. Co.,
composed OF four brothers with head.
quarters al Red Oak. Ia. informs us
tina, their material for the new st rue
ture viii arrive in about three weeks,
and that II they do not &c, the per-
manent building finished In lime. that
they will have a portable elevator here
To lake care OF the early grain,-For-
est city News.
We met Uncle Milt Heron, of
Mound CITY. on the train, Monday of
this week, who said he was going to
Bethany to visit relatives, but We'll
het u coon skin he has heard of a
new fishing place, and is going there
TO investigate. lie will he 81 Sep
TENDER next, and here Is the way lie
expressed II when asked how lie Was
feeling: ~ just feel bully"
Monday Of this week Geo. II. MUIR
say let the contract to Andrew Tocll.
terman for his handsome new home
OF eight rooms and basement, The
house will he modern In every partic.
ular, and cost about $1,000. II will
he located on the southwest corner of
MIR. Murray's nursery farm adjoining
town on the northeast.
Mrs. Nina Curry has returned
from Evanston, Ills, where she At
tended the commencement exercises
OF Northwestern University at which
her daughter, Miss Anna, and also
Miss Trot King were graduated. Mrs,
Curry also visited with relatives and
friends IN Chicago. Anna will return
the first Of the week.
Elmer Allen, OF Omaha, was In
Oregon and vicinity, Sunday last, the
guests of his brother and sisters, but
more especially 10 see that good old
mother, Mrs. IL. l.. Allen. whom he
had not seen for some time. II WAS
his first visit to Oregon In i've years.
Napier defeated Mound City by
the score Of u tOH, SUNDAY, June 81,
on the Mound Clty diamond. The
hitting NJ dil~0n md CraiE's work at
short Featured the game. Guy Strick.
ler was umpire.
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For Sals--Set double driving Har.
ness: good as new. Mervin Curtis
Osborne.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-28
Home Wedding.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Kathleen. daughter OF
Mrs. Minnie Moore. and Mr. Robert
Edw ard Law. OF Dallas. Texas.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-02

hands. So far as they were con-
cerned the incident was closed.
But the delegates hadn't for
gotten it this morning, and when
James gave the usual order to
clear the aisles, the police went
about it very gingerly.
There never was such a bunch
of short-tempered, riled men
gathered together in one hall in
all the world, and it wouldn't
have needed much to start some
thing.
But there was nothing started.
Instead, the work of the day was
begun with a rush, evidence that
the weary delegates. were only
tooT anxious to get through, and
get home. 47cio d.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-02
GOOD INTENTIONS

A rich Russian widow left her
millions for the benefit of bank
rupts who, as she said, emerge
defeated from the fierce competi-
tive struggle with shattered
nerves" Her plan was to build
sanitariums for the bankrupts,
and to educate their destitute
daughters to make a living.
The loving relatives of the
philanthropic widow are trying
to defeat the will on the gound
that anyone who would try to
make life easier for bankrupts and
their children must necessarily
have been insane.
The widow showed her good
intentions, anyhow.
-O-O-
ICE CREAM.
Pour your cream into the freez-.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-02

very hne (I1ke snow almost) and
rock salt. Fill to the top and pour
over all two quarts of the strong
est brine. Bury the freezer out of
sight in cracked ice and throw
piece of carpet or doubled sack
over all. Don't touch it again for
an hour. Open then and beat and
churn, when you have scraped the
frozen. cream from the sides down
into the middle. Have a stout
dasher in miniature made and
work diligently for at least five or
six minutes. Now close the freez-
er, pack down again in rock salt
and finely pounded ice, burying
it out of sight as before. Put a
weight on the top unless the
freezer be fast to the bottom of
the outer vessel. Let alone for
two hours at least. The cream
should be, perfectly smooth.
O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-02

"Your wife is away, l See"
eyes, she is away. But how do
you see it??"
"You need a haircut, your neck
tie is gravy, spotted, your vest is
shy a button and your shoes are
not shined. sos
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-02
ICE CREAM.

Pour your cream into the freez-
or. Surround with alternate lay
crs Of ice that has been crushed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-21
THE REPUBLICAN SOLID SOUTH

In t1ie matter of southern represen-
tation in the national convention the
republican party has for years SOW
ed TO the wind. Today it Is reaping
the whirlwind.
The states OF Virginia, South Car
olina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and
Arkansas have been uniformly dem
ocratic since the carpetbag days. In
one Of observation-disclosures repub-
licaD party has ceased legally to
exist. The republicans of South Car
olina, like those of Mississippi, fail
ed to nominate a candidate for gov
ernor in 1910, the organization for
the distribution of federal patronage,
controlling less than 1000 votes in
either state, is only brought to life
once in four years. The farce is
not worth keeping up in the state
elections.
Yet these ten states, which have
not cast single electoral vote for
a republican president since the re-
storation of local self government
following the war have 220 votes in
the republican national convention
more than one-fifth of the whole.
About one fourth of these are now
in the hands of negroes.
These votes represent no popular
sentiment. They represent no elect
ing power. They are counterfeits,
false measures, loaded dice. They
do not represent any concession 10
the people of the south, who de-
epise the LITTLE rings Of conscience
less place seekers, men without
character or reputation, who com
pose the southern federal machines.
The southern representation in
republican national conventions has
been simply a club in the hands OF
the administration machine. The
republican Solid South, held intact
by federal patronage and its promise
has assured the machine candidate
22O votes before he counted those of
a single state that ever went re-
publican With its aid a candidate
able to control one third the total
vote could make a clear MOTOR
ity.
The tremendous importance OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-21

HERE is THE BIGGEST BARGAIN
ever offered in Ardmore or in any
other city; Groom house, four acres
land, highest ground on the car
line, conveniently located, city wa
ter, electric lights, good solid frame
house, all for $4,000, one-third cash
balance easy terms.
100 acres, 12 miles northwest
Of Ardmore. Nice smooth pretty
land at $3.50 per acre. Will sell
all or will divide into 100 acre farm
and a 80 acre farm.
60 acres fine meadow land, two
miles south Of Ardmore. A big
bargain at $25 an acre. This
land will grow anything and is
close enough to make a desirable
truck farm. See me for real estate
bargains. Steve Noland, with Tar
yer & Dorrah. Phone 402.