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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

.NOT1CE FO8 1CBL1CAT1ON.
Department az the Interior, T.. =. Land
Office. Miles City, Mont.
Oct. 2. l9l8.
Notice is hereby given TINT John f. Kitch-
en- Of nidgway. Montana. who on May .l6.
la!!. made Homestead Entry No. ol*sE for
81. I. IS. q. 80 T.. n. p. NJ. has filed notice
Of intention to make three year proofto es
before Nobt. F. Rideway. U. S. ColnInissio-
ner. at RidEway. Montana Oh the 18th. day
OF November. 1913.
Claimant names ~ witnesses;
Matthew n. Foster. John N. Thompson,
Gust Stlnyak,; Salolne kidgw all Of HidR.
way. Mont.
A. KlRCHER, Register.
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Persons having legal notices in
this pager must remit publication
fees before affidavit is issued.
Contest notices to be paid for in
advance.
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NOTICE Foe PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior
Z. S. Land Office n Miles City. Montana.
Sept. g, lyl3
Notice Is hereby given that Ole Mint son. OF
Ekalaka. Mont who On April 18th 1910 made
Homestead EntryNo. 0sla5. for seq. ~
NE.N, Sh& SWA. Sec, .. r. n II. 81 r.
81. +. M. has nled notice OF intention t.
make three year proof. to establish claim
TO the lnnu above described before IN
Montana. OF, tho Il uny OF November 1918.
ClnimnNt names nSwltncSScS:
Charles X. Putnam. Charles f. knlstro,n
Carl Ostlunu, Fred Obcrlin, NIL Ut Ellnlnka
Mont.
A. KlKCllEE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of tue Interior.
o. ). Land Office At Miles city. Montana,
Oct. :. 1919.
Notice IL hereby given that James E.
Hubbard OF EkalnkA. Montana who VI Feb.
y: 1910. made Homestead entry No. Oils for
II. 90 E. N. P. NJ, has fled notice Of inter-
ti"l to mike three year proof to establish
clA3rltO the n above described before
+. ~. DWorsh0k. Z. y. Commissioner ut
Ekalaka. Mofs. OH the = day Of November.
1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William HOwder. Christie EKge, Joseph
ROurt1. wAlton l.. 0arlick. all OF EKalakA.
ont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U. =. Land Office at Miles city. Mont

department OF the Interior.
U. 3. and Office at Miles city. MONTANA.
Sept. ~. 1913.
notice Is hereby given that chester c..
C {: = axe OF Eka ,n q Montana: who. on May
No. os:s.. ND5a for NWk. 81: NEl. MA. SEA
notice OF intention to make three year proof
to establish claim to the land above desert
bed. before f. NJ. Dworshnk. L. $. Commits
Sloner. at Eknlaka. Montana on the Is day of
December, 1913.
Claimant names MS Witnesses:
JudSOh w. HiScOck. George. Cleveland.
Frank chamberlain, John T.. Sca,on. all OF
Eknlnkn. Mont.
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NOTICE FOh PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. l.. 5. Land
Office. Miles City. Mont.
Sept. %. 1913
Notice Is hereby given that JesSica A..
MatN;llivrey OF Willard. Montnnn. who Oh
April u 1910 April g. 1919. Homestead entry
No: oSfo olssl7 for sEA and sWA Sec. q,
- N, Range * f.. M NJ. has fled notice
o~1intentlon to make three year proof. to
establish claim tothc and above described.
before ". r. Barber. L. $. Commissioner, ut
1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Elsie sawyer. Howard Cook. Frederick F.
KEELING. PC. Cornish. NIL OF Willard, Mont.
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NOTICE FOR l'lBIICATICN

Office FOR rVBIICATICN
Department " the Interior. I. $. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Oct, -, 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that Lewis g.. Day
il. heir OF Sarah A.. Davis, Of Kimbnll. Mont
who on April q. 1905: made homestead en-
NEA SWA. sec. II. T. 3N, II. s. Il. M. r. M.
has fled notice OF intention to make tive.
year proof to esablish claim to the Ian
above described before Register 4 Receiver
u. 3. Land Office. at Miles CITY. Montana on
the l3 day OF December. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
VIM. =. Flynn OF Miles city, Mont. Fred
Fritz, J. l. kimfalll and S. E. kimlNall, OF
kimbAll. Mont.
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Notice for Publication

Notice for Publication.
Department Gt the Interior,
u. $. Land Oface mt Miles City. Montana.
Oct. .. 1913.
Notice IL hereby given TINT John +. b.
20. 1904. and April 4. 1910 made II. E. No. U34i4
Mnd o1Sse: for Ely AWN W. sE.A. Sec. lN'
WY aWN. Bee Il. WV NWA. Sec. -. r. l y.
TO make ~thrce-ycar proof, to establish claim
to the land above deacribe1. before r. N.
Dw0rshak. u. 4. Commissioner, Mt Eknlnkn.
Mont. on the nth. day Ut november, 1913.
Claimant nA1n0s A. witnesses:
Carl smith. Mike MoOlick. Charley Miles.
samuel Hamilton, all Of r:kalnkh. Mont.
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Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
Us. Land Office Mt Miles city. Montana
Oct =, 1918.
Notice il hereby given that Laura f.. Fos-
ter. of Olive, Mont. who on Nov, 10. 1903.
made d. L.. Entry: No Gbicl for SEA SWh,
Sec. rs, +. as, Il. 50 f, NJ. r. NJ: has fled
notice OF intention to make final proof. to
establish claim to the land above described.
before II. l.. Rayncr. u, :. Commissioner Mt
olive, Montana, on the lS day OF Nov. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Il. j. Lewis. Jess Hudson. ". G. Kenny,
Jas. $. Thompson. all OF Olive. Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. L. S. Land
Office ut Miles City, Montana.
Oct %. 1919.
Ryan, OF Hockett, Mont. who. on June 9.
loil made H. E. No. O,Z7os. for S1a SWh.
Lots 1. So Sec. q, I'll n. r. 81 f, M r. M.
year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before F.. NJ. Dworshnk, Z.
$. Commissioning. at Ek4laka, Mont on the j
~; Slaimant ,am nc as , Taltneaaesa ~
. Oscar d. Rush.. Ed. Campbell. RayI.. Hac-
kctt, Frvd Fritz, nllo II kilnpall, Mont.
e. A.,ktkCAtiK. heglster.'
H. fHFH . 4 q
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Department Of the interior.
z. s. Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
sept. ~. 1919
Notice Ia hereby given that Harriet F.
Edwards. OF BrOatuS. Mont. who. ON Oct.
90, l9ll, made homestead entry, No. 0l:s26l
Tor SEA NtN, Lots ! n s; See. 81 and Lot A.
See. s,. TBS. r.. 50 H., N. r. NJ. has Med no
tict Of intention to make tive year proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before H. l.. Itaynor, US. Commissioning at
Olive, Mont. on the 10 Gay OF November. lMS.
Cluimn IT names rs witnesses:
Edward Oring OF BroaduS. Mont. Robert
Rice and Geo. Daniels OF Kingsley. Mont.
Daniel Stock OF PoWtiervii!e. Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF tine Interior.
q. 8. Lnnl Office at Miles City. Montana.
Sept. %. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas F.
Scholicld, Of Ekalnka. Mont. II on April
~, 1910. made Homestead Entry. No: OSl3:
for W. See. 81. 7. IN, X. hGf.. NJ. =. NJ. hns
filed notice OF intentionto make three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land nbov.
described, before +, NJ DwOrshnk. Y. =.
Commissioners, at EkalAkn. Mont. on the II
day Of November. l9l3.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hans T.. Nash, Frank r.. kowitz. Clark
c, HouVs. Thomas NJ. COllipricst. all OF F.kn-
lakA. MOnt.
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NOTICE fOR PUBLICATION

Department Of 16es- Interior, L. 5. Land
Office at MjlcSs~ffty, Montana.
Nov. 4, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Marcus Il.
Trandum, Of Webster. Montnna, who. ON
March u. 1910. Sept. q. 1911. made Homestead
entry. No. 06s7. oi$s5l; ,1 Ter We SWN' SW\H4
SEX, NFM AWh. Sec. 7. rs. n. Il. IN r. MPM.
has fled no tice OF intention to make three
year proof. to establish claim to the lnud
Commissioner. at Baker. Mont. on the 8th
day OF Decclnbcrl9lS.
: Claimant names rs witnesses:
Julius Arneaet,y Einar 9. Trandum, Clar-
encc iokley, Lewis r. Williams, all of Web
Stcr. Mon
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We are paying the following
prices for grain:
No. l Wheat. 70
No. 2 Wheat. II
y. Camp Crook Milling Co.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18

ainsi sa ridicule jalousie! Devait-
il s'6touner maintenant qu'elle en-
fit ennuy6e ct offens6e.
D'autres fois, pris tune rage fu-
Reuse contre lui-meme, Robert
s'accablait de sarcasmes ct d'invec-
tives. N'6tait-ce point de sa faute
ST cette tragi com6die de Ribervil-
lie, d6nou6e depuis dix ans, mena-
Gait d'avoir un 6pilogue non moins
d6plorable que la piece elle-meme?
Endosserait-il done d perp6tuit6
ce parsonage ingrat d'amoureux
transi ct d%edaign6? Vraiment,
c'6tait a croire que ces files de la
maison de N6r6gIise avaient recu
du destin la mission fatidique de
l'ensorceler la RUNE morale de sa
vie tout entiere q laquelle lie pre-
destinait infalliblement cette re-
chute.
Madame d'Orcay, qui s'6tait fiat
tee de TOUGHER au but, sentait va
guement fotter dams Fair quelqae
chose de deliverable d e esp6-
RANGES. Quoi... Ellie e1t etc bien
embarrass6s de lie dire. Tout
d'abord ellie s'6tait 6tonn6e, puts
d6pit6e, de ne recevoir ucune con-
fdence de son cousin. Qu'atten-
pour Sc declarer? Par ha-
sard, sa clairvoyance feminine Sc
rait-elle en- default? Son extreme
de faire deux heureux i'au-
abus6e a ce point? Celia,
non; Robert aimait Madeleine, ellie
en- await l'in6branlable conviction.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
@B@ lN(NEZ W@w$ "A
GlE@H@ DE lg@wE@T
$l.@@ PAR AN.
A Vendre

A vendre pour $1,8N une bonnie
propri6t6 sur lie cote Est rappor-
tant SOL de loyer par mois. Pour
plus amples informations s'adres-
ser a A. III. Demeules, 3O5 Avenue,
Centrale.
Residence moderne q vendre, 6
chambres finies en- bois franc ct.
situ6e dams une DIES meilleures par
ties de la Vile $3.50. S'adresser
q A. II. Demeules, 305 Avenue
Centrale,
A vendre, un lot 4Ox14O, sur IA
venue Queen N. Nc l649. tres bel
endroit. Gas, 6gonts ct trottoir
S'adresser . MyF.::L.enoir, 305 Ave
nue. Centrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18

Faites faire yos invita-
lions de marriage aux ate
:ers de
Files seront bien faites
at ne couteront pas cher.
?fix soumis par Ia NAL
le.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18

LES PILULES MORO sont en- vente a la ROSE
3O3 Avenue Cntral
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
&0EGN0NS NO7RE SANG!
les NOMINEES, pour f%0nifier, sfin's'Eer ct puri-
fier Ieur sang, mont riea1 de h'ieux
a p~renare que les
PILULES MORO
un exet,,ule entire mile.
I'm exel11pIe entire mile.

"Sdgos nhe sag' VOLTA eprmir mot de la sMe pour 1bnfGp purifier ct sdmuer1 sang
il M ann de mMnMn que hsPi hesM oq saPpiquGta hs] les ages Carl ne hutp pas c"e
ouiv va dm maLdesd vGanb il va d@v Mam maades mmmei y adsJ eums gmsn aads
etcuxd peuwnt6 hea htnts d@m emesa fecims qMle velhrdsa ers ysame tu mh aVatle
temps Les nls Moro nvimnentdh done a tusk les hmnms mades ct en- parNmuHra @x q I'll
soufrnt de afeuhond sr mnns
Les nhns d6bles les iunesg gems &pmnes les sunm&sv mt en- pet det temp 1en mhSrs
npar1ue usl nauenwd s PMks Moro qi aomo@ntd dams ds conditions su1uenanhsh force
muaukdret tout en- fdMnt effort tout en- abdMmth sensation eftge. Tot@ les oncMns
whales Tapmmaldn cuhtdla Paprl dlshfl egs2me naHeux lie systemic uauanea ntn pde
nmtt onMs par c@ BONES pMls qi sm lie wis p&@m d@m ux de res
Dams ts les cas- les BuMs smt lies m@: Advertisement pmdgeux della resistance ct de
peamt; sensation d. ban@ts der jnmimmmn tdandeur au travail; suppression ea fatigue, de
la somnoknce ed lacountre; lie sang devntp us cmud,h Mmsp usfnmese snwaup plus Wiz
CONNIE g&nGe par cMe xcMhnhsp lmea
IN vmi panerm nm exemne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18

maux det e etaaa a@oces JaW~d seengor 1N Eugsne Latulppe, 16 re Augusta,
easements dams ts les memhrest element ST. ns
agus qwj eredUtMsq ueAuefds d4Tep s del
p@Ayaee 70 wPoun e Jamaie remede ne mavat ht III efetau mt
au1"s 1MneS evS -ur ,aea @ prnpte ta usi sgndfaif A la eux6mebo Me
f@pouvaiun reel souhgMnente tn estinuMede
l. medicine eT avais appe6n fit d son mhuxHous de aec continual tranemem aec pas@-
ma No rAmat mas a ameneru me n6ioaton v6mnce Jerevenas de jour en- jour la sm6
ouacnoued ansmon& t J devenas d. plsJe reprsn mont avana vcc courage ayant rnou-
en- plus fahe ct la neuraHheniem me tavanMltvr6n mes forces Mesd ouLeWs de res euaent
umh ct aHectut mes nefs Mes nua @thenten enforcement pssees Depusu IN an % =" ps
ena60r6mH tiles cauchemars ou M asaulientcem6 dAtre dAe aux PluhsM ro Sans en-
durant mon sonmmeu m@punaient u point deprende constmment je les conserve CONNIE
mahoar totAement stnuante tcomme TONGUE eNs mol U@@ens
.---x d lei naadiese tine donnmt dsf forces
-@essa LIS a ~ MHS..S 49, To les rconmande 4 tosm s aIs eta aux
- ..%rne~nt o. mNAcata nuhMxaa uheunasg gems qM font un travail p@nde; quill
orarM mnun +r prenuentk les Puuhs Moro mantenantn lis les
Je me d6ddaien hn en- hre IeHi ct ennont uo -~e uu
rMoudsdu j jour- hJ s cte exceuentei Me AIoAfFA AA0T w0"eue~'
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITEs mn mahhs v@z vrl les m@edns de la Compagme
MkGde Moro on Nnyez] r lis yousi ndiourontk les moyms de YOU genr lis donnent hus
on1sm ahnenetd ct msn rsrnhos mta la nt6e de- ousl les buMs IeuHb uNaux, u
NJ oo~ sankDnn Montreal smt ouwts excmt6 hd imanched de hews du ndn 8heues
dus mn mi smedi ct jusquA6 hems les aums jWa
Les Plh@ Moro st en- vmec hzt hsm mchands de remedies Nous les nvyns e"h par
la apostle m Canada ct aux h@Uns sur rcpiond u px, Soc pour uneb de $ZoP ours pUs
Tohs les lems dayat ee adr&s: COMPAGNIE MEDICAIE MORO, ~ rue antDen'
Montreal
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18

Je vols, par les journaux, que les P1lules Moro|
SO signalent toujours par des gu@risons merveil-
leuses ct continuent a accomplir leur bienfaisante|
besogne parmi les hommes qui souffrent. Celia
m'encourage a faire connaftre au public mon cas-
qui est certainement un des plus remarquables
de tous ceux qui ont 6te trait6s par COS bonnes|
piluIes ct on leur r6ussite a @t@ complete. Je items
8 le faire publier surtout pour Information des
jeunes gems qui SO trouveront dams ma position ct
qui, parignorance GU manque de soin, pourraient
risquer d&tre victimes daccidents chroniques
don't les suites ~seraient irr6parables.
A rage de seize ans j@tais atteint d6ja d'une
maladie de rognons, qui await pour origine le ira
vail beaucoup trop ardu que je faisais des ma
~;teunesse ct Oh j'avais Gu a subir les intemp6ries,
les EMBELLISHMENTS ct leurs consequences.
Je continual dependant a me livrer a des ouvra-
ges peniblea, don't la rigueur augmentait a mesu-
re- que IAge avancait, ct le r6sultat fut que cette
maladie s'aggrava. II y a un an environ, des
complications survinrent ct mon estomac Sc
trouva tellement d6labr@ que le NAL de reins SO
compliqua de dyspepsia nerveuse ct c'est alors
que :i6prouvai des douleurs indicibles. J'avais
Testomac CONSIGNMENT tiraill6 avec des Glance
ments, des points, de vrais coups de poignard du
cote du occur. Acknowledgement ces souffrances
avaient leur r6percussion sur le cerveau ct mes
maux de tete @taient atroces. J'avais des engour
easements dams tous les membres tellement
aigus que je redoutais ~quelquefois d'6tre pris de
naralvsie. ie ne pouvais me bouger sans me tenir
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-06-19
Boyd McVey Died in Montana.

w. Boyd McVey, for many years
prominent farmer residing near
Weldon, died at his home near Bel
grade, Montana, on June 3rd. The
following account of his death is
taken from Montana paper:
"W. Boyd McVey, aged 4S years,
died at his home is miles north of
Belgrade at IL o'clock on Monday
night from pneumonia which attack
ed him on last Wednesday. He had
been ailing for two weeks but death
was not expected until pneumonia
had secured fatal hold.
Mr.. McVey has been a resident of
the Gallatin Valley for eight years,
coming here from Weldon, Iowa.
The funeral services will be held at
the Christian church in Bozeman on
Thursday afternoon, according to
the early arrangements made. Mr..
McVey is survived by his wife and
four children, Ward, Pauline, Mich
and Earl, all of whom were present
when the final summons came
Mr.. McVey was one of the promi-
nent farmers of the valley and had
a large tract of land, aside from a
large amount of government land
leased and had been quite successful
in his operations and had large plans
for the future.
He has a large number of friends
and relatives here in this vicinity
who will be greatly shocked to learn
of his death,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-06-19
Are Chickens Stock in LenOx?

Over at Lenox chickens are stock
according to the Timetable. A
short time ago the Leon Reporter
editor said he had good garden
and warned all his neighbors to keep
their chickens at home and if they
did not he had bought gun and was
going to use it. He did not propose
being bothered with the chickens OF
the neighborhood running at large.
We clipped the article and placed it
under caption of Bring your Gun
to Corning.' Here he could do a
good business and we would like to
see him amuse himself. Corning,
like most towns, has an ordinance
against chickens running at large
and we thought if Mr.. Hull of Leon
after he had killed all the stray
chickens of Leon that bothered his
garden, might come to Corning and
do a very large business. Then he
would amuse number of our peO-
pie. The Lenox paper copied the
article and comments, "Lenox has
an ordinance forbidding stock to
run loose or be tethered on streets
being violated flagrantly every day"
Evidently the editor thinks chickens
are stock and probably over there
stock are chickens. They might take
up the question for discussion why is
it that cattle eat grass and grow
hair; sheep eat grass and grow wool;
chickens eat grass and grow feath-
ers. This would be interesting for
discussion.-Corning Free Press.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-06-19
Iowa Has First National Bank.

Very few, people realize that Dav-
export, Iowa. has the honor of hav'
ing the first national bank Of the ma
ton. The First National of the riv-
err city is therefore the oldest ma
tional bank IN the United States.
The charters, several of them,
were issued June 22nd, 1868, and
the Davenport bank opened up for
business June 10th, 1868. The Phila-
delphia National bank came second,
July 1st. AS it is cited the Quaker
City has charter No. 1, Davenport
No. Is, but the Hawkeye institution
taking advantage of the slowness of
the eastern city, beat them to it in
the race for first in the field.
The Davenport institution has sus-
tanned it's early reputation of hust-
ling proclivities and has kept apace
with all other growth and develop
ment. 1t is one of the strong bank
ing houses of the United States and
has millions to it's credit. Just now
it is making most marvellous
growth under the guidance of Albert
F. Dawson, for many years secretary
to Senator Allison, and when accept
ing the presidency of the bank re-
signing as a member of congress
from the Second DISQUALIFICATION
ReDOrter
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-06-19
A False Charge.

A Philadelphia dispatch, carried
by the Associated Press will be in
teresting in many sections OF the
country. The dispatch follows:
Charged with conspiracy to print
and circulate what purported to be
an oath taken by candidates for the
fourth degree of the Knights of Col
umbus, Charles Megonigal, print
er, OF 4201 Brown street, and Char
les H. Stage, of 4l23 Lancaster av-
enue, have been indicted. Megoni-
gal, who is former policeman and
coroner's deputy, was indicted on
four counts and Stage on two. 1t is
charged that the papers alleged to
have been circulated by the defend
ants constitute "a malicious, false,
blasphemous and indecent LIBEL on
the Knights of Columbus as an Or
ganization and on James A. Flaher-
ty, Phillip A. Hart and Charles B.
Dowds, as members of the fourth
degree. Flaherty is supreme knight
of the order, and Hart is master OF
the fourth degree. The language of
the oath" is of the most violent and
fanatical character. From time to
time it has made it's appearance in
different parts of the country Meg
onigal and Stage were arrested last
February. In his testimony at the
magistrates hearing Flaherty de-
MED absolutely that the knights of
Columbus is an oath bound order.
He said no oath is taken by any
member or officer Of the Organiza-
ton.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-06-19
Sunday School Programme at Woodland
Sunday, June %.


The following program will be
given at the A. c. church, Woodland
June 22nd, commencing at 1890 a
N. Everybody invited to come.
/. Organ voluntary. ~
>. Song, "Hosanna,' Choir.
.. Invocation.
4. Song, Gods Hand We See,
School. -
5. Welcome Address, Willie New.
lin.
6. Responsive Reading.
I. Song, Bring Flowers,
school,
s. Recitation, Just One Day in
The Year" Clara Cartwright.
8. Recitation, The Boy Jesus,
Roy Farver.
10. Song. Girls Chorus.
II. Exercise, Saved to Serve,
twelve girls. 49,.
-. Recitation, "A Little Boys
Speech" Clair Beavers.
10. Selected Reading, Olive
Coontz.
IA. Duet, Ellis and Myrtle New,
lin.
Is. Recitation, Russell Massey.
l6. Exercise, -Four Hearts," by
four girls.
II. Recitation, Ethel Blanchard
IS. Song, "A Message of Sum
mer," school.
10. Exercise, "rour Graces," by
four girls.
20. Recitation, Audrey Wool,
man.
%. Song, Primary Glass.
90. Recitation, "Waiting for Je-
sus," Mae Farver
"a. Recitation, "a Missionary
Hen," Carroll Coontz.
25. Solo, Olive Coontz.
26. Exercise, Don't Be Cross,
thirteen children.
q. Recitation, "The Destroyer
Archie Coontz.
%. Recitation, "a Psalm OF
Life Ruth Beavers.
20. Song,%"The King of Kings
80. Recitation, "a Prayer of
Faith" Vita Sauter.
81. Recitation, THE Master and
The Children" Tommy Beavers.
80. Song, choir.
33. Recitation, "Some DON'T"
Nellie Mcdowell.
"a. Song, "My Own America
school.
35. Recitation, Rolla Beavers.
SO. Remarks and announcements
by the superintendent.
81. Closing song, God Be With
You"
Dinner.
At two thirty o'clock union SER
vices will be held in the park.
Program subject to change.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-06-19
Corn Rows $50 Miles Long.

On the Gromer farm near Hugo
Colo, there are six corn rows and
each row is 1870 miles long. The
Gromer corn was planted with sir
listers, attached to the engine of a
steam plow. The engine was run
round and round a track mile
long and nearly half a mile wide AS
a result there are six rows that make
800 acres, and each row is 100 miles
long. Figure it yourself. The Grom-
ers have another tract of 40 acres in
corn, and it was of this corn the
Democrat spoke last week when we
said Gromer Bros. had nearly 400
acres planted
Besides corn the Gromers have
spring wheat, 500 acres; millet, $50
acres; fall rye, 100 acres; alfalfa, 35
acres; oats, 10 acres; garden, 5
acres; total Of 1,240 acres in crop.
In planting the 800 acres new
time record was probably made. Only
four days was devoted to planting -
Hugo Democrat.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-06-19
Arrested on Incest Charge.

Sheriff H. w. Terrill filed inform
alton Tuesday for the arrest of Will
liam Doss and sons, Lester and Ira,
of near Ellston, on a charge of in
cest with Leola Doss, the twelve
year old daughter of William Doss.
Sheriff Terrill arrested the three
and brought them to the county jail
that evening.
Doss Sr. waived preliminary ex-
animation this morning and he will
be handed to the grand jury and
the case will be investigated at the
next term of court.
The two boys will be taken before
Judge Maxwell at Creston and will
probably be sent to the reform
school, while the girl has been plac-
ed in charge of the probation offic-
ers. Her father has surrendered all
control over her.-Mt. Ayr Independ
ent