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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1912-05-10
Corder Notes.

bub nOW VI OuutIN
Alene, Idaho, stopped over a few
minutes here Monday with DR.
Lewis Carthrae. He was on hi.
way to Waverly.
DR.. Lewis Carthrae was called
to Aullville Monday for con
sultation with an Aullville ply.
s'cian regarding the health OF
Polk Phillips, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Schaep.
erkoetter of Wellington spent
Sunday near here with BIr.
Schaeperkoetter's parents.
Misses Eta EweIl and Mayme
o'Malley spent the first few
days of this week in Malta
Bend with Miss Eweil's rela-
tives.
Forest Bell visited friends IN
Shackelfond Sunday.
Miss Ellen Hughes, night op-
orator for the c. & A. at Blue
Springs spent Sunday in Corder
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hughes.
c. L. Wilson and fhmily of
Lexington motored down to
Corder Sunday and spent the
day with relatives, returning
home in the afternoon.
Harry Morris left for Kansas
City Sunday where ne has a po-
sition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon jackson
and baby spent the latter part
of last week in Corder. They
returned to their home in Wav-
cry sunday.
Misses Eva Langley and Verna
Bishop have been sewing in Al
ma foa the past few weeks.
A large number of guests were
invited to a reception at the
Robt. Buhlig home near here
Monday night, but on account of
the bad weather there were
only a few in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Moore
and son, L. B. Moore, off Blue
Springs arrived here last Thurs
day for a weeks visit with DR..
and Mrs. E. NJ. Moore of this
city.
Mrs. James Corbin of near
Dover, her guest, Miss Walton,
of Kansas City and James Mott
of Waverly spent Monday in
Cbrder.
Mrs, Alb. johnson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. r.. G. Lankford of
MAYHEM spent Sunday in Cor
der with Mrs. Mildred Scott.
w. F. Lieser, who was elected
City Marshal at a special cleo
tfon several weeks ago, was
sworn into office Monday night
and resumed his duties Tuesday.
Sam Humphrey, who was a
member of the firm of Humph-
rey Bros. BARRIERS, who were
burned out in the recent fire
in Corder, has formed a partner
ship with Jesse Humphrey and
the new firm is now running a
restaurant in the c.. j. Frerk-
ing building. A soda fountain
has been done. James Humph-
rey has resumed the barber trade
and is now set up in the Ameri-
can Hotel.
The base ball season opened at
Marshall last Sunday when the
Corder team defeated Marshall
z to 2. In the first inning
Leo Wollenman had the misfor-
tune of having a bali hit his
finger, causing him much pain
which he had to endure through
out the remainder of the game,
there being no tenth man. Cross
and Lee were the batteries for
Corder. Corder plays Sweet
Springs ON Corder grounds, Sun
day, May II.
The class just graduated from
the high school, gave the play,
"Her Gloves to a small but
appreciative audience in Small's
Hall in Blackburn Saturday ev-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22
TEMVIK TALK.

rss:>t.s'udsne. q tie Kecorss. eAug. is)
Mr.. kludt, of Bismarck. n. D., is
visiting friends at Temvik this week.
Mr.. Geo Isaac returned from his
visit 70 Holmes. n. D on Thursday
last.
Rev l. 4 LoveIace preached in
the Keller sehooi-house Sunday af-
;ernoon.
Mrs Ahee shy der has received
her commission as postmaster at
Temvik. y. D.
\ heavy rain again visited these
parts Friday, the rain continuing
the greater part of the day
Miss Regina Farrell, of Hazelton,
drove TO Temvik Saturday afternoon
10 take her music lesson given by
Rev. schieat
Anton Larson expected to start
his thrashing machine on Monday
morning. but On account of the rain
Will he a day or two later.
Nj. Ben (,lbbon. nephew of j. P.
Jones. arrives! last Friday from Re
wev, WIS. He viii teach school in
tie 0rthmeyer district during the
coming year
Rev. t. p. Zansel preached in the
Suck school house Sunday afternoon
tea good-sizsd congregation. Ser
vices again IN TWO weeks Every one
cordially invited U come and enjoy
these services.
Peter Nelson started his thrashinR
machine on Thursday. or the season.
commencing the shock run. but the
heavy rain put 3 stop to it for few
days. slr. Nelson's wheat went
,weus! bushels 70 the acre.
Ms. Antony slagrunl and family,
WHO have leen III Ohio for the past
year. returned 10 North Dakota last
Thurs lay Evidently Mr.. Margum
thinks Emmons county is good
enough for him. He owns farm
just a few miles southeast of town.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22
dAzELIoN HAPPENINGS.
n..1.i.i. ...au. An. Is

Republican, An.-. Is
..,,gusf u II is the date Of the big
ball at Gates Hail. out west of Ha-
zelton. l)ont forget to go.
Vincent shier and Harold Bird
dan If Linton 1,assed through town
T,.esdav morning on horseback. =
ta%irg a bunch of cattle to Moffit.
% Z ,.,., s,,.o.,, - \ ;nton
.I,:' 49,, 80, :, ion ~
D. 49,, ~ - p;a,an uho at
tended ~ meeting az the county
commissioners
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I : ~ ~ ,,,;s ,,os,.
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= - ''ss
X IS. s s :
III ,s,...
ei., .,sus:s,lta,c.s He
.rs ,,.s,,l is,,5,,.yed in health
q, IL carn,,.t,ly re-
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90. ~ s,s;,b .,r,;yea last Fri
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22

fEmnlons county as il was twenty
.iye wears ago. without railroads or
rssny o.hsr II the modern conven:
enees. Nith only sp.inkling oi set
ul: none the les a booming
e55azs US, tie same Many Of the
sS mentioned IN the Record of
.cs, .srs a.e Still 70 be found among
Gar citizens, and nearly al
as ~ q q sree percentage
&: ~ 7~AYls hsse To-Day These
-e r.s s.s from tie Emmons
-.y ..see.s. August =. lSs
II Texa ard Out
s-ars s.z.. hss accepted posi-
.- IN ~ ~a.erwo,ks eonpsny
Bzscs
hsy is still at Lamborn
Bismarck He i getting
re.:s vel. and expects 70 be
as
! 4e 6. very pretty bouquets
..m ire tower garden ot M 5 E.
A.a..z ors u. Mss Ella Brown and
,ts a.he- .os Nj. P. I. Snyder. now
SCI 3, Izm5orn hospital have been
81: "a Bismarck tThe Lamborn
: sa..a IS ire present St AleSius.
\ rs, Monday and Tuesday
nights iauaged vines and late corn
throughout the county. Much Of
,ae corn. however. was too far along
= he spoiled BY the frost. IN some
PAGES. too. there was no damage to
speas 81. The frost seemed to come
IN spots
A celgmn and half article in
tn August 26. 1887. issue Of the
Record Is devoted to the capture Of
tuo escaped convicts from the Bis
nlares penitentiary. Messrs. +. D.
Walker. assisted by Matt. Locktor
and a contractor by the name Of
Murphy, making the catch.)
Born On August 4th. to Mr.. and
Mrs Wesley Baker, son. The let
ter containing the above informa-
ton did not reach the Office unit
this week; but better late than
never. . The Record wishes to con-
graduate the parents of the future
Republican voter. but would like to
know what the twins think Of the
usufper.
Sheriff Donnelly. of Burleigh
county, was in town Wednesday.
with subpoenas for witnesses and
grand and petit jurors for the com
ing term Of court. Those wanted
from this county are as follows:
Grand jurors A. Groghan, Charles
Lock. Gerrit Haak, D. K. Rupert,
H. 81 Allen. VIM. Entry. Petit
jurors Adelbert Potter. S. A.
Hawkes.. Thomas Kelly, Martin Mel
s9n. Witnesses In case Of Thomas
Bottomley, alleged selling Of intosi-
eating liquors without license. L. I.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22

Rev. Schiedt. Of Kuhn, N. b.,
held services both morning and af-
ternoon in the sehool-house 1t this
place.
Miss. Gladys Zunkel took the N.
P. train Saturday morning for
Motif. N. D.. where she will spend
week visiting her aunt. Mrs. Lydia
Chase. who lives near that town.
Chris. Albright returned home
from Bismarck Monday night and
reports his wife getting along nicely,
which is good news. and her many
friends hope for q speedy recovery.
Mr.. Nels Larvick. who has been
here some three weeks visiting his
sons. returned to his home at Rapi-
dan. Mimi. on Monday. by way Of
Linton. Mrs. E. NJ. Larvick took
him to the train.
Tim Wick.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22
IN PIONEER DAYS

Herrick. ". L. yea,er. John Blake;
case of Henry Baker, alleged murder
Of Pete. Olson. Vim. Albright. VIM
y. Wade, Daniel Long. +. T.
Hesrick.
DR.. Roop. wife and sen have ar
rived a. the residence Of ]. n. and
We understand they viii make quite
an extended visit. The visitors
drove OF, 10 The doctor. ;ree-claim
thursday. ard i: mus, have been
quite Pleasing to tina; gentleman TO
SEE a larae .5sid of golden grain in
shock where but yea. ago was the
virgin prairie. Ii is one Of the bes,
quarters u the township.
TIE edisor c. an exchange, possess
Ing the true spisi. Of modesty and
humility. has quiet little confab
with his delinquen, subscribers. as
follows There IS matter Some
OF on. Subscribers Seem TO have en-
TREY forgotten. Some have made
US many promises, but have no,
kept them. To US it is very i'm
portant matter. 1t is necessary in
cur business. We are very modest
and dislike TO Speak about it.
Editorial.
The Record desires to impress
upon our citizens who may have &C.
casion to attend cour. at Bismarck
next month that they should take
their coats along 1t has generally
been supposed that an American cit
izen. even if too poor to own a coat.
had certain inalienable rights.
among them being the right to ap-
pear in court and sue. But it seems
that in at least one district in this
territory the rule has been laid
down that the privileges Of law
should not apply 20 the coatless mar.
So. if you have any business before
the September term. take your coat
along. This paragraph was based
on the celebrated order Of Judge
Francis that no one in his court
might sit in shirt-sleeves.
From the Rec ord. December 81.
1884: County Superintendent, j. H.
Worst slew fine jackrabbit day be.
fore yesterday The Dakota es-
hibit of vegetables and grain sent to
the exposition at Amsterdam. Hol-
land, received gold medal The
stage from Glendale has failed to
come through for a couple OF weeks
The Bismarck Tribune las, week
states that F. D. Walker was indicted
for embezzling school funds and vas
released under 500 bail On their
way nome from the Christmas enter.
tainmens, Messys. John Roop and
Ed. Savage ard Miss Ida Roop were
so unfortunate as to break their
sieigh, and only narrowly missed
spending the night on the prai.ie.
with the mercury registering 30 De-
grees below zero
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to give notice that my wife
has left her home, and everybody
is hereby notified not to give to
her credit on my account. as | will
not be responsible for any debt made
by her.
Dated this Goth day of August.
1912. j. j. SHEPERSKY.
(au2-sep5) Linton, N. %.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22

4 Co surety 10 o.
John Biddleccmb appeared before
the board in regard 10 blll for dep
uty assessor, hired for the year 1910,
which bill had been rejected for the
reason that the board considered
that the assessor had received pay
ment for assessing before the dep
uty assessors bill was presented
After discussion. the hoard still be-
ing Of the opinion that the assessor :
bill was paid in full, in proportion
with the other assessors districts,
and that the assessor is responsible
for the deputy hire, the matter re-
mained as before decided.
The matter Of appointment Of a
delegate to attend the In.ernatidnal
Congress on Hygiene and i5emog-
rapny, to be held at Washington, b.
c.. on Sept % to e, 1912, .as
brought before the beard, blg 81
delegate was appointed, f.. til
reason TIE board co.sig:ersd the ~
pense too great
On motion. tie hoard a.; u.a 4
until s a. m August 18th.
Af.sA-t iai
The Ioard met. Pfe.t.t: .Iszoa
Fischer. K. n. Voik, Andrew IEan.
sen, and f J McConville
emotion the auditor was Instruct
ed to advertise fer lids f1r furnish
ing si.ty-five tons 81 ii2n'e al, fer
use Of the county. sailS bids TO be
opened October Z, 1872
Applications for jaritorship Will
be considered in the afternoon SEES
sion Of October 7tn, applications for
same to be filed with the county
auditor up to 2 p. m, October eth.
On motion, the commissioner Of
eachdistrict is TO supervise the mat
ter OF locating ard construction Of
the bridges being buill or 70 be
built in his district, also 70 arrange
for the proper grading to be done to
said bridges on their completion.
The petition Of j. A. Dyer and
others. to construct road from the
townof Winona 10 the Missouri Riv-
er was referred to F. j. McConvile.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
IRA hurse. @erkson road Distriet No
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22
TREASURER's REPORT
For Marie School District, No. IL, Coun
of Emmons. state Of North Dakota, for d
wear 1911 .l0le

year 1sll-lsi:
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Al he beginning OF
school year. July !. 1911 .......t ase "a
Total amount received during the
The state tuition fund 49, a
To,a! amount received during the
wear from the Apportionment OF
the county tuition fund. ....... ~ :.
Amount received during the year
from taxes levied by the district
school board, including outstand-
ing warrAnts redeemed or Endorsed
in the collection OF taxes...... eel ~
Amount received during the year
from the sale OF bonds IS W
Total receipts for the year. includ-
ing cash on hand July !. 1911 ...... l,.l4 GA
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for
Amount paid during the year forser-
vices Aud expenses of school Off
Amount s., PAD dat,ns The ys.r Tor in :. :.
Amount paid during the year for
incidental expenses -. -. - ISL IL
Amount paid during the year for
purposes not before mentioned -. 3 Il
Total expenditures for the year g 1873 90
Cash on hand June -, 1872. 5sO "A
Grand total. expenditures and cash
on hand. to balance above totalfe.
ceipts. ...-.-........ N. l..l4 u
JACOB HUBER
Treasurer OF Marie School District, No. L.
Approved this lsth day Of August. A. ID.
By order Of the Distric, school Board
President.
Attest: NINA GROGAN.
Clerk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board OF County Commission
ers Of Emmons County.
North Dakota.

l4in,an.N II. Au-as; IS tpie
The Board met pursuant To ad-
jouvnment. Present, Jakob Fisch-
er. Chairman. and Commissioners
Nolk. Hansen. McConville and Brant.
The Board proceeded to open bids
for bridges. received in response 10
advertisement for same. which were
found 10 be as follows:
NlNNEAgNoLl> STYEi AMI MAJ lifNERY
COMPANY
Rr.ies n, l--s,.-s1 sa-',,s' ~ ~
Rr31re Ne ->;s-ss y .ssq. -, q.
Ss!.c- N. >isT1 l.-,esat ,-ssl -
n n s.pNFil
Bridge NJ a,-.t.a. ste,s 80 -
Bridge Nc. 4A..ai. >,,-ssi lssa o.
GREAT NORTHERN BRIDGE %
B;iiss NJ a'-.ssof ste. sss %
Rrloc. Va ss-...as. ss.-. 81 81
Rraasv NJ s. .s.ai >,+e .,s%e -
" c klEhNAN ce
Br.ase ~ .,ai sset i, =
HENNYTlN BElIeE ce
R :ia ~ s, s. ,s.,,. So Sc <.
The bid Of D. D. Bidwel was the
lowest; but he. being unwilling 10
give bond to have all three bridges
completed by October ls,. and the
board believing It 10 be necessary 70
have the bridges finished by that
time. en- motion of Commissioner
Nolk. seconded by Commissioner
Hansen. .. D. Bidwell was given the
contract 10 build the 2o-foot bridge
for the sum Of &a1.0o;. The Henne.
pin Bridge Co.. the contract 10 build
the 24-foo, bridge for the sun. q:
$3.50 90. and the ". c. kiernan Co
was awarded the contrac, to build the
4o-foot bridge for 1882 %. 10 which
motion all members voted Aye.
The contracts Of D. D. Bidwe!l
" c. Herman Co. and The Henne-
pin Bridge Co. were fled. and APP
proved by the States Attorney a
certified check in each case being
held until bonds are received from,
the contracting parties.
Ire following bills were. on mo.
ton, allowed:
John E ss iss,osae rs.ana dl.as ,~-~
caslfia .te y. assessor, o.
Ely, isl- y. s.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22


p .. y 90
Phoenix l.,nifsr Go tLlnion) iun-
Der for ,isir.ct M y 50 2o
Der ati fas i ni~iriss 10. IS @ 80
ber ~ ' i'i-ii.et So u 81 IS
: IL. ai.l l,a 3 .shltls 80, 81 is
-. ..,i II n '' - "a O.
l .ae in '',5'.., ii %
Andfew iiaii>.n. commissioners sal
any $3.50 ~ ii'f.ees II "
: ~ =. a ~. NH niilsss.e l. %
+. !. commissioner, salary
ana II 70
On motion. the board adjourned
TO meet October {. 1912, at 2 p. m.
JOHN r. SNYDER.
County Auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22

IS Something You Must Have This Years
Crop Will Break all Previous Records and No,,
Machines Will l'c Needed to Handle i. lon >hm,ld
II"c 7 our Order III Once Let me show Nnn one
\. L. BRlDDELL. Agent.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22

The following depositary t3onds
were approved by the board:
Hague = L Rans N.srfl.err, Trus,
GO -nr.ty sstts5
Bank OF Hazsliau-N sria.ae;t ,r4-t
60, surety ~. o.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-07-25
Trustees Sale.

whereas J. :. DAVIS "a single NAM by
his certain deed OF trust dated the 18Th day
81 Nprll 1919. aud recorded IN the Record.
rT' : Office OF 81. Frtncos county. missouri
IN book No. ~. AT page 81. conveyed 20 the
under igned trustee the following described
real estate situate, lying ana being in the
county OF ~. Francois aud state OF Nilsson
Al. o-wit
Al of that part OF rc northeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter lying south OF Fiat
River. containing about thi rty acres more
or less, and the north part OF the east half
OF the southeast quarter Of the Southaast
quarter, containing ffteen acres, all in sec.
tlon twenty one, township thirty SIX north,
range tour east, and aggregating about
forty -nye acres, more or less.
which said conveyance was made IN trust
to secure the payment OF a certain promis.
sorry note In said deed of trust described;
and whereas. by the terms OF said deed OF
trust said note Is past due and remains un.
paid. now, therefore, In conformity with
the provisions of said deed of trust and at
the request OF the legal holder OF said motto,
|, the undersigned trustee. Will on
SATURDAY, AUGCs ST 10. 1912.
at the south front door OF the Court House
In the city OF Pennington. In st. Francois
county, In the STATE OF Missouri. between
the hours OF nine O'Clock In the forenoon
ana nVe O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
day. sell Mt public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the foregoing described
real estate to satisfy said note ana the cost
or executing this trust
j. 5. CLAY, Trustee
july Is. 1911
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-07-25

County Cont within ana for the
County Of ST. Francois, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
- = true and correct list containing
u" name and post Office address OF
each candidate, together with des.
ignation of the office for which he is
a candidate, the party or principle
he represents aud the hours during
which the polls will be open.
In testimony whereof, VI hereunto
get my hand end afiix the
seal of the County Court.
~EALl Done at office IN Farming
ton, Missouri, this Sth day
of July, 1912.
ALBERT WULFERT,
Clerk of the County, Court. st.
Francois County, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-07-25
st. Louis Live Stock Market
ESPECIAL REPORT

National stock Yards, H., July -.
cattle receipts 1900. The supply
met with generous demand and a
clearance was effected in good sea-
Sonable hours. Trading ia steers
was fully Zoe higher than the close
Of last week
Hog receipts 1000 Market } to
Zoe higher; top $500
sheep receipts 1900. Market gener-
ally steady and active. Top lambs
800; bulk of the good kinds ~. 80 to
$50; medium grades So 20 to S6.25.
Culls -. 90 to $40; fat sheep - -.
breeding ewes De lower; choice
kinds $500 to $3.50 Stock sheep
$50 to $3.50.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK Cow. Co.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-07-25

lIchu party:
Edward G., Marsh, 3s34 Wyoming
street, st. Louis, Mo.
William :. McCauIl, 1910 Holmr,
street, Kansas city, Mo.
John II. Curran. j2lO Ridge ave-
nue., St Louis, Mo.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Social.
list party:
Frank =. O'Hare, All Olive street,
st. Louis, Mo.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Social.
list Labor party:
Joseph Spalti, 1908 Mullanphy
street, st. Louis, Mo.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court
division No. One representing
the Democratic party zone to be
elected:
Henry ". Bond, 3744 Washington
boulevard, st. Louis, Mo.
Charles Il. Stark, 500 Chestnut
street, st. Louis, Mo.
Perry :. RAIDER, Jefferson city,
Mo.
For judy" ~ tn" supreme Court
Division No. One representing
the Republican party one to be
elected:
Edward Higbec, KirkSville, Mo.
Stephen :. Brown 2GlO Frederick
avenue, st. Joseph, Mo.
For Judge Of the supreme Court
Division No. One representing
the Prohibition party lone to be-
elected.
George f. Bowling, JO32 East Sixth
street, Kansas City, Mo.
For Judge Of the supreme Court
Division No. One representing
the Socialist party zone to be elect
ed:
Julian 4. Fox, 3Ol East Pine street,
Springfield Mo.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court
Division No. Two representing
the Democratic party two to be
elected:
Robert r. Walker, Rialto building,
st. Louis, Mo.
Henry Carroll Timmonds, 3Il7I
Cherry street, Kansas City, Mo.
Charles u. Faris, Charlottesville,
Mo.
Thomas j. Delaney, 1894 Washing
,,,r I,,d,," - 49, I -" '.'I I, WV.
'ni,isir " ~ ~, pioIiic ,ou'.
IN. Renublicnp Marty Itwn tn he
elected.
Charles \. Denton, Butler, Mo.
John Kennish, 2s3j Tracey ave
nue., Kansas City, Mo.
n u ""t ~ w ""i,lriii' "uIt
49,, p ,S'H'' A. "" 'rPI'S'"''nI
aIoo,o ,1'.''''''''' F"''' Nv" !" W.
Flbridgn n R.rb,m IoIo ro.,
NINETEENTH street Kansas DIV
Mo ''
,ar I,a,, e., u. ,
y" 'D T"uI', %, t"' supreme 'ouFt
t D''t Edoi,,; 20 lwol repr"S.n''nE
we HV'la'lNt party Two l" L"
r ,,,,i -,r. >,
V Hi",.. i.''' T,''"' ~ r. H. 40 -
~ lnS IN 1", A., -
'e''''''"'' '"'P''F' "'''''' Ni''
cor Judge" Of the supreme COur,
DIVISION No: lw"J representing
ti'e S"cIaiIst LABOR party two to
ne elected
trcd Spaltl, lJUd MulIanphy street,
81 Louis, MO.
Aih"rt heiner, ~ Charlotte
street, Kansas city, Mo
or judy" of st. Louis Court Of
Appeals representing the Demo.
cratic party:
W llIiahl y, Gardner, Piedmont,
NO.
William II Allen, Bod Flad ave-
nue., St Louis, Mo;
Christian +. Schneider, lllG ST.
''''''" "''n"', d h""is' No
or udge OF st, Louis Court of APP
peals representing the Republican
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LELAND.

Herman Born, Charles Born and
lady friend spent Sunday afternoon at
Henry Born's in Westfeld.
Mrs. Paul Paulinske and daughters,
Gladys and Agnes, Mrs. Fred Rose
and Fred Kopf visited Sunday at the
Henry Kopf home at Ableman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bluteau of
Madison came in their auto to visit at
the Paulinske home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mielke of
Leland spent Sunday and Monday
with their parents.
Little Reuben Buelow, who has
been sick the past week, is better.
Mrs. Fred Rose is staying at the A.
Buelow home in Leland.
Eddie Buelow spent Sunday at the
Kinzler home in Sumpter.
Herman Born sold valuable horse
to Alfred Mallon for $210.
Mrs. August Buelow has been suffer
ing the past two weeks with toothache
and neuralgia.