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The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
He IiLAND VIEW.

Howard Clark is possessor 5f a new typewriter
 Strawberry pteker5 are travel ing a0meWad
 No singing here sunday on a. aoant of May meeting at Wesley.
 Wool Phillips has recently pur- chased nice sattie horse from Joe CulweII
 Eenn smith spent last week with aia sister Mes 2 q Trammel, at Habbertoa
 EIae.s Clark aas eomplated A!s soak a, Wood Rhtaips sn3 fs now at al a5isoa5 5oIa- interior work.
 Dixie Lou. if I'm nor mistaken soa san Eeelsa walking up fhe mountain wIta esoa l of g.rIs sun 3ax afternoon How lo yoa ke to drink oat of 1a= VII haeket2
 The people of the W6iteuer distriet have secured the efficient services of Prof l. G Macon 70
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
LIBERTY

The farmers say We are needing rain very bad
 People are busy picking berries and blowing corn.
 Mrs Worthy has not returned as hes= father $ not any better
 Ab Ba nes aHd family went to Bemonyille shopping Taesday
 The singing at Hebron last sun day was atteneed bg ] large crowd. Della Davis and Emma Poindext- CT visited Roxie sm,t6 Sunday after noon
 ( l. Davis mother from Rogers is visiting he and family at pres ent
 Mr Camden and Miss Watkins Of Spring Creek attended singing at Hebron Sunday
 Quite a number Of the young peo- pie attended church at Cave Springs Sunday night
 ESta smith returned home Satur- day from Bentonyille where she has been attending school
 Grandmother Mason Robert Mas on's mother, died May20 and was buried the 2l in the Hebron ceme- tery
 John Nichols went to Bentonville Saturday after his daughter Miss Blanche who has been attending. school at that place
 Miss Pigman and Miss Moneyhun of near Springdale have been em- ployed to teach our school this fall We wish them success
 Blue Bell
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MA FIELD.
Sunday

Harry Head spent Inst Sunday visiting at Jay Biri
 Rev ViIlines filled his regular appointment here sunday
 Michael MeNabb of Spring Val ey came over here Monday
 Miss Johnnie VttIines of Goshen attended church here Sunday
 Henry Mayfield went to Spring dale to get his best gtrl Sunday. Andrew Cannon and his daughter Miss Lena went.to Springdale last Thursday
 Andrew Cannon and Fred Kleine made business tip to Fayetteville last week
 The young folks that went to the berry fields around here came nome last Saturday
 Murrell Johnson and Miss Willie Donaldson attended the foot wash ing at Wesley last sundy
 Miss Artie Clark spent few days last week visiting Miss sere- na 0liphant at Pleasant Point Miss Cora Morris has goaeto Gre kola, Okla. b spend few months visiting her sister, Mrs Ia Clark
 R0eksx
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PAGE FOUR
GARTER.

Cal Burris visited his son Hen ry Sunday
 Rev. Emery of Dogtown preached at Lowgap Sunday.
 The farmers h this vicinity are busy blowing corn.
 Larence Harelson's children have been on the puny list.
 There will be a candy pulling at Crosses Wednesday night.
 Ellis Burris entertained the Sun day School boys and girls Sunday.
 Art Hall and MT Cross made business trip to Fayetteville Mon day
 Ray Fine and Frank Wiles are going to leave for Maple Hill, Kan sas, Thursday
 The Odd Fellow picnic at Brent wood was we'll attended The West Fork band furnished music for the day.
 Mir Corys folks are moving back to the farm this week. They have been living at Fayetteville since last fall while Miss Ethel and 0p- al attended school.
 Mrs Cross gave a party Satur- day night Miss Anna Parker, Floyd Hodge and Glen Parker of Brentwood and Misses ZelIa and Mable Brown of Sugar Mountain were present. All enjoyed pleas ant time
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
ing the past week

ing the past week.
 There was church at Healing Sunday and Sunday night
 Lightning killed a good mare oi Martfe Hollands last week
 There was an ice cream supper at Healing Springs Saturday night Uncle Dick Edwards wife of Mas on Valley died last Friday Of heart trouble
 Ed Skinner and family visited Mrs. Skinner's father, MT stanley. Sunday
 Jim Norris had to kill one of his horses as it got cut so bad y on a wire fence
 L. c. Vansickle went fishing one night and caught 42 pounds of fish Who can beat that?
 Marion Downum and family ot Fayetteville are sfanding flaw days with Mrs DoNnum' 5 folks a5 Osage Mills
 Misses Pheobta and Evl Grtggs of Elm Springs are staying IT GHaE= ley Downum $ and are picking beE- ries for Ed Skinner
 There was crowd of young folks went fishing town on 0sase Friday night and they report ! fine time and several cra@fish
 What can make more fuss thas a bunch Of scared girls If Soa don't know what fuss thee an make just ask Charley DoRnam
 Mrs. Bashaw' : sisters MFs Ad= kins and Teeter's Of Rogers ani Cave Springs with their families. all visited Mrs Bashaw sunday and at tended Sunday school at Oak Grove
 Charley Downum and family Frank Robbins and wife Misses tTs- ton and Vernon Insco. Pheobia and Eva Griggs, Duletr Nanstfkta ant Granville sereggin7 all attended the ice cream supper at Healing Springs Saturday night
 IT k aauf
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NAtst IRE.

Iottie Hall of FayetteviIeI spent Thursday night with Mark Lewis
 NJ aud Hrs KIns aud son New t7u made rip ta Fayetteville Saturday
 There VIII Re preaehing at this place Saturday night. Sunday and Sunday night
 Mark Lewis and Clarence Perry male business trip to =Fayette- vile Tharsday.
 Mrs Joha Xaa and daughter Ed ith made basiae rip Q Elkins Friday afternoon
 Quite crowd attended singing at Mr King $ sunday night All reported utae time
 F'log oliver =of tfItSp plaes spent Monday and Taes tay= night with Miss Ermoa TFammel of RiehIand View.
 Ray Bishop and John Vail took wagon load of girls b Wesley sunday from this plaee Everyone enjoyed | aiae time
 Miss Etm5u TammeI of Riehla land View spent Saturday night and Sun day night with Wild Rose and at tended the pie supper at#thia place.
 The pie supper at thts plae Sat ariay ajga. aas MI attehded Some thing o,es }2S Was realized Miss Nerua Clark was awarded the ake fof being the prettiesH girl present aai Mark Lewis 0a9 elected ugliest maH
 Mr aai NJ Joe Oliver. Mrs Me Jissa Halt. Frank Williams and fam- ity al of Fayetteville 3ad Jas. Tall ey and family of Weleh, Ok. came ont on the st Paul Monday to vis- # ~.tH Ms Fran ts Lewis at this place NJ and Ms Talley will probably spend several days with Mrs. Tales mother
 Wild Rose
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Apple BIoom4
SILENT GROVE.

The strawberry crop was short in this part Of the county
 The Misses Moody of Bethel at tended church at this place Sun day evening
 Quite a few of the young folks hereabouts took in the circus at Springdale Saturday
 Mr and Mrs Bud smith enjoy ed Sunday dinner with the latter's mother. Mrs. Patton
 Rev Sanders Of spring Valley delivered an ex client sermon Sun day morning and eve
 Miss Mary Acheson took Sunday dinner with her friend. Mrs. Robb- ins at the Griffith home.
 Miss Maud Cooper. who has been spending couple of weeks in the Bethel neighborhod. has returned home
 MT. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith and
 
 of Mrs. Smiths parents. MT and Mrs. Tom Ralston
 Mrs Geo smith and family. who have been visiting relatives and friends here for two weeks. return ed home Monday
 Mrs Charles Hershey. Mrs. Claud Stewart, Mrs B Griffith ant Mrs Clarence Robbins visited at the Mustain home las Thursday
 Mrs Clarence Robbins and Mrs. Griffith spent Tuesday in the Oak Grove neighbo. hood visiting Mrs. Robbins sister. Mrs Erwin Crock CT
 M V Nal was eie ted dire tor Of the Be hel school board at the recent election Mrs stone was employed 10 teach the fall and winter term Mrs Stone comes well reeomn ended and the patrons
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30

of this, one of, if not the best school districts may feel assured of successful term However the combined effort of parent and pu- pil. as we'll as competent teacher. is necessary
 Bro. and Sister Watt went over to Cave Springs Monday and spent the day with Mrs Geo smith They were accompanied by Clarence Her shey
 There will be singing at Bethel next Saturday eye. Bethel has some excellent talent and will no doubt get a good crowd in attend anee
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Mustain and Mrs. Fred Foust and children went over on White River Monday to spend a few days with MT and Mrs. Ted Marlow
 Mrs Fred Foust and children of Collinsyille, Oklahoma, are here for an extended visit with Mrs. Fouts' parents, Mr and Mrs Tom Mustain, also other relatives
 Our Sunday School superintend- ent, Lee Reed. attended services at Zion Sunday and MT Wm Patton. the assistant superintendent, had charge of the Sunday School in his absence
 Everybody take off yours hat to Don't Worry. We didn't dream our able and interesting correspondent was speeding along Iifes highway to that extent We feel sure you will carry off the honors, not only in age but also point of service The likeness shows well preservd, seho arIy gentleman. but honest now fe5s up, wasn't that photo taken that lovely never 10 be forgotten day out in sunny Texas? Here's hoping you may enjoy excellent health many more birthdays, con ttnue to write Up the weekly South Springdale naws. and finally when that summons comes, pass to that brighter and better home above. is the wish of More Anon
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30

Little Otis Auglln ts on the sie k list
 Charley George and Mss Genie Lowe were shopping in Sprinsdale Saturday
 Jim Literal came oat fsom Springdale last Friday with ! ba- mana wagon
 Mrs Willard has been s5k She ls visiting at her daughter Mrs Mid Aber romhie
 Mrs John Anderson of Elm 5pfin ss visited with Nesdam I L Lowe and Bruce Smith Monday Mr. and Mrs Charley George at- tended the deco. Joa services II Elm Springs sunday Alsp Misses Lily Walker and Laura Lowe
 Mir and Mrs R F TroHe and the Misses Genie and Magg4e 1-oWe were plea ant callers al Will Vau- diver Sunday afternoon They found Mrs Vandiyar some better but the baby was about the same
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Evelyn
EIkINS.

Miss Alta Frye is in very poor health at this writing
 Dr Swift and son Jack went to Fort Smith Saturday night.
 Mrs Will Read and son James spent last week with her father, :. F. Hood
 Quite few young people from this place attended May meeting at Wesley Sunday.
 visited Miss Lenna Wilson Satur- day. Sunday and Monday
 Everybody Is at work and of course you all know a few people can live without working
 Faye Williams returned home Sunday from a two weeks visit with her sister in Fayetteville
 Hayden Smith of Fayetteville spent Saturday night and Sunday with his folks at this place.
 Evelyn were you at Wesley Sun day and did see you on your way to Mcguire Sunday afternoon? Mrs Jim Wilson and daughter Ora are visiting her daughter. Mrs Beaulah Ray. in Webb City, Mo. Seems as tho I have a hard time getting name noticed some other correspone1en nt had my name am sorry. but can not help it now.
 Dixie Lou
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
w. G. OWNBEY.

eous colors in all the splendor of the rainbow. We will give the Wesley correspondent a wreath of roses when she and her friends come to visit the home of Star beam.
 What the peep need is more wat. CT in the home Country people seem to think that water pressure is for their city cousins, when in reality a few dollars wisely ex- pended would put q water system on any farm where there is all ready a well We know of but three or four water works in this coun- ty, when there would probably be hundreds if the people we're to to give the matter a little study in logical way The wonder of run ming water in the home, in the yard and in the stables and barn yard never occurred to the average man, though he may spend an hour or more each day .packin water. or taking the stock to the branch To water. or eVen drawing water from he well. and af best pump ing it 0at by hand Reyofutfonize the farm-put water system in operation aai see fl 1t isn't worth what t cost III | year.
 @farhpam m
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
JOHNSON

\ large crowd attended the Christian Endeavor ice cream social at the sehoolhouse Saturday night. at the school house Saturday night. week since the passing of the hund reds of berry piekers who have jour neyed on towards Missouri.
 Big John Luper IS preparing for one of the old time ice cream sup pers to be held at his place near Stony Point Saturday night,
 Elmo Ritchey. Clarence Howard. Ava Bohannon and number of oth- CT loeatIads have followed the ber- ry harvest on up to Missouri fields.
 Val Phillips visited the home folks at Washburn Sunday evening Val is local Frisco agent, and has been kept very busy during the berry season.
 The Johnson district will hold the adjourned session of the annu- u school meeting Saturday evening. Hugh Ltchlyter is the retiring di rector. bat the folks have about de eided to keep him in office
 Mrs oilas Weyef. of Lamont, Mo, s here this week Grandma Weyer Is the wife of Silas Weyer, the not ed lo=a yiolinist of twenty years years ago Gacle 5ilas died at his home in Mtssouri several months ago
 lust all kinds of penny catching shows around hera during the past ten jays. but "Honest Bills Best Show vas ahead of 'em all. and his exhibition here last Friday ev- entng was attended by large crowd of folks who were all we'll pleased with his varied program.
 Tie strawberry season close here saturday nieh1. and the loe al folks are now all busy trying to Found Up delayed farm work Forty t0o ear l3ads ot berr5es were shipp- el From Johnson besides several hundred rates sent ou1 by To al express The Iocal crate supply was exhausted before the clese of the season. put Manager AIillakan secur- ed more crates at SHriagdae.
 Capt C P Hanks passed from the little postoffiee at Johnson yes terday, and his successor, ehas. " Thompson, ia now filling the posi- ton where Capt Hanks has labor ed 50 faithfully and well for nine long years The .Parson, as the patrons call him. will be 76 years old in a very few days. and for long time he has been looking for ward to the time when he could re- tire from the cares and yexations of the postoffice grind. and seek rest and enjoyment over there by the side of the Frisco where he has a cosy home, and ample competence to enjoy leisurely life during his remaining earthly years. Local folks will miss his familiar face at the post office window, and those old tune friends in far off places will recall to memory, when reading this item, many pleasant reeollections of their former postmaster who wish es to thank them and all others for their friendship for him during his long years in public office Capt. Hanks now has ample time to de vote to his fruits. berries. vegeta- bles and flowers and some one says that he Is liable to hustle up and beat Uncle Ben Johnson growing
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
MoI NTiIN SPRINGS.
 M.a l

Agreeable t9 Lone stars me-5on We seat ear4 t1 Don't 39trz, hut ao aot know whether if Tea 5sa3 nm or not
 Farmers general z had fle.r arops cleaned Up good when fha eaia one along Saturday night. aud eserYtdtna green Is greener now
 Several of our Te9ple Went onto the berry fields near spgta4daIe aaI Johnson last week, and this week the tide is turned
 Gof9iia Iagraham k very si#h t5- day following general 5reakdo0u Il of several days His ltrtIa girl ba- bg recently feH in the fire sustafu- ing painful burns and it t4 thought worry over this caused Nlr Ingrah- am to become weakened The ba- by is doing well and is oil the road to recovery.
 Starbeam 5 mother probably has the prettiest yard In the rural dis trict. She has flowers of every de- scription growing In artistic pro- fusion in perfect blaze of gorg-
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prize winning corn.
GREENLAND.
Mulkeepmo


 Walter Wilson or Harris Switch is moving to Greenland this week
 James Cride of Winslow spent Sunday night visiting relatives is Greenland
 Miss Anna Peer on is spending the week visiting friends in Fay etteville
 William F Jones spent Sunday night and Monday, guests of Brut e Crider and family
 MT. Massie of Fayetteville was out Sunday looking after property interests west of Greenland.
 w ! Witcher and family came out from Fayetteville Saturday ev- ening and attended the ice cream supper.
 Tnos Rutherford, west of town. is shipping cherries 10 the Kansas City market He has fine crop of them this year.
 Jno C Langford returned home last week from a business trip in Oklahoma in the interests of the Parker Bros Nursery co.
 Most all the Greenland young folks and some Of the o,d ones at tended decoration services at West Fork last Sunday evening
 
 The telephone peop'e have a force of about 90 men and three teams working here now putting up two copper wires and repairing the lines
 There will be memorial services a. the Baptist Ford near Greenland Sunday. June I5. Everybody in- yited to come and bring we'll fill ed baskets and spend the day among the best people i'll Arkansas
 Lawyer Vol Walker and family passed through Greenland Sunday in the family surrey enjoying a drive over the good roads When it is dry our roads are good but when it is rainy they are bad, very bad
 This i5 real farming weather now and everybody is busy. The oat crop is fine, but our corn IS small for the time of year Peaches are falling pretty badly. and the ap- ples will not be very heavy crop in this part.
 The young folks Of Greenland and vicinity had an i.e cream sup per at the 5 hool house Saturday night All enjoyed themse yes fine Proceeds s11z05. which will be Us ed to buy song books for tle sun day school and church
 William, Mrs William anu sever al of the little Williams spent len days picking berries on the J A. Henbsst farm, three miles west of Fayetteville. this being the reason for the absenee 0f the Greenland items for the last two weeks
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30

teach their school again ttis year. It is our opinion they are very for tunate
 MT and Mrs. Lee Clark, Jno. Clements and family, Polk Phillips and family, R. B. Rhodes and daugh ters Miss Jessie and Ruby, Mrs. Nathan Trammel, and Burton Pit: S and family. all of this place, were among the ones to help Gouldman Mason of Mountani Springs celebrate his seyenty-eighth birthday Thurs day, May 22 All reported a splen- did time H A Clark, our photog- rapher, went over and took a pie ture of the crowd
 Evelyn
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
HOW much is gallon of H paint worth?

Depends on the paint. The trouble is, paint isn't always paint; there are true and false paints. and short measure paints.
 How much is short.measure gallon =vortb2a How much IS false paint uorth2 How much Is Devoe Lead-and-Znc Pant worth2
 | k al gallon. i al paint an4 strong pam. an4 nothiag ba. pain. II goes tafther aaa !a7t5 ioagar tAan any other
 SpringdaIe Lbr. G., Agent.
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
OAK GROVE.
Benton County

(Benton County) The berry picking will end here this week Mrs Edith Downum has been chill
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
A NOTE TO YOU

Today is Decoration Day. The sad ana u'st' e's ~ -. = tI ,oo,s achievements, participated in by the dad whose last resting places will be strewn with flowers on this day the recoectons oi many ana familiar to others matter of history aud shouIa oo'nu attendance ot alt on thlS oecaSloh
 truly,
 w. G. OW NBEY.
The Springdale news., 1913-05-30
ECHO DELL.

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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-02-07
I ,e6al Notice Column

state of south Dakota. County fWalWoIt.
In circuit Court Tenth Judicial Circuit
H. &. Boom. Plaintlh,
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Dated at MobrilEc. south Dakot1. thl> 'IH
doy of december. 1912 w. NJ. PoTTN,
FIRST publication PhlntlH 81,
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