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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-11-08
THAT PRIMARY
Confusion Possible in Rival Calls
for December Meet
ings

Pierre. Oct. S.--Only a few weeks
now intervene until the mass meetings
will be held throughout South Dakota
for the selection vf the proposal com
mittees, which constitute a strong fac
tor in the way of advantage in the
primaries to be held next spring.
The county mass meetings are assigned
in the law for December 9 and it is
provided that the calls must be pub
lished twice in a county newspaper.
Therefore the calls for the mass meet
ings now must be issued.
Study of the primary law will show
a chance for much confusion in the
way Of authority for calling these macs
meetings. The law provides merely
that the mass meeting must be held
at the county seat and that the call
must be signed by thee electors,
properly affiliated.
Under this vague situation, it will
be observed, that various groups
of three electors might issue mass
meeting calls and there would be
some difficulty In later determining
which was the legal assemblage.
On account Of the arbitrary power
given to the proposal committees, =
and the limited membership. the con
troll of these committees is going to
be a warm issue throughout the state.
No rules or regulations are provided
for the organization or operation OF the
mass meetings, 50 it is evident that
wire.pulling methods will prevail and
that the old convention days will
easily be outdone.
While the Gale must be issued by
enrolled electors, the law does moi IN
fine participation in the mass meet
ings to enrolled electors, some recent
statements to the contrary notwith-
standing. Those AFFILIATED" are
eligible to take part in the delibera-
tions Of any faction.
Failure to establish any definite au.
thority for calling the meeting will
lead to confusion in some counties,
without . doubt, and there lie more
than Nm even chance Of competing
msetings. botn having a semblance Of
legality.
Would Make Them Better il They
Could.
The makers Of Foley Kidney Pills
know that they have absolutely the
best combination of curative and heal
ing medicine for kidney and bladder
ailments and urinary irregularities
that it IL possible to produce. That is
why Foley Kidney Pills are the best
medicine foE the purpose you con buy.
For sale By al drugsists.-Adw
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

flint Sobren a6lduit, iolgt bod
Soraiis nift BOB oesbalb Der 3mte.
ipolt nift ~6cigeleat Deroen iollte.
Gurd iold cine gerifiebung Mir
ben iopobl Der Staot mic Der Som.
panp ungebeure unnotbige Rro3eB'
fpiten entitebeu. llno nenu Die
Gta6t idlieBlid g%etpinnt, 70 lit Der
qnn1e Dem golfe ernadien6e Dor.
t1eil cine $1.00 Get @asrate, &c.
nau oas, mas ibnen Der geplante
5rei6rief iofort giebt. Collie aber
Bic 5taot b%erlieren, 10 niirOen bic
Goniumenten idbrli6 bis 81 S120,.
900 mebr iflr Gas 3ablen, nls
tic untcr Dem geplanteu 5reibrief
5u 5oblen bdtten.
Dit ideiuborer 2ogif miro elm.
gefponot, baB fpenn Die StaOt nof
Ger gorte5rung oes neiten 6rei.
briefs Die 8asanitalt anfauft, lie
cen Reit Der 6reibriefperio0e ifner
81 be5abIcu bate. 9o5 it Elm
Srrt9um. 81 lit ausoriidlid Dor.
geie6cn, 0ob Der aaufpreis iif nndI
Dem eingeiddsten 8ertbe ridten
uno Der drcibrieF bei 8eititequng
ocsleIben nidt iubetrnd)t fomnen
ioa. 9arnu5 folgt Dab Die 8erIdns
gcrung BEG breibriefe5 ben 9reis,
ben Die Sta6t epentiiea fir bic @as.
oulnge BIT 31bIen bat, in feiner
Beiie beeinfluiien ipiro.
lln0 ferner, Omaha tpddIt mad.
tig. BIC @asonitnlt bat Sdritt 3u
GaIten NIT 6ieiem 8odstbunl, bic
anitalt muB ber9robert mo Die
2eituH9cn erpeitert meroen. Nan
fonn jeood nidt ermarteL Dab Die
Company ma6ren6 Der n1hiten flint
Sabre grobe Snmnen anlegen tper
be, nuBcr ie lit iidcr, 6nB lire
Refte auf bic StrdBen l1nger aIs
funf Sabre oonern.
Der geplante 5reibrief iii fritz
iirt poroen, neil er nidt bic Giia.
litdt 0eS Gaies firirt. Gs lit benz
Wlogor un6 5taotrat6 iiberlaiieh
0ieS gu tbun Dieic Groinan8 mar
oura 9rofdior GroipIeD e%ntmorien,
tudbreno or It16tilfer @~asinipeftor
mar. Der Gmnonrb oes Sei5wer.
tbes lit auf GOO 9. q. Il. get felt.
geiebt. @crn Die geplnnte Groi.
flar3 angenomnIeft miro, lit bic @as.
cpmpauD gebuioen, Gas nnh Der
GromleD'iden 5orocruug 5u liefern
eis Dab Der Mapor uno Stootratb
eiacn aiioeren Gtnn0arD Dernr0npn
gfoA Dem geplnntea 5rei6rief
tuer0en Die Staten uuo greiie, bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

ole Basconpan1 aurednen moo.
6nrd aoutraft 3tpiihen Der gtq6i
lno Der Gompnnp BON Belt gu 3eii
fur Bcrioocn, nidt Idnger ais 8ebn
Sabre feitgciteat. Sn feiuem 6ole
Tam Der 8reis 500 u6erIteiaen
@elm aontraftmahen brrtreten oer
Wopor mo Staotratb Die Staot
0ieiel6en iir0 nidt ge6un6cn, SION.
trait fIr einen beitimmten Belt
rnum ODER 9rei5 ab5uihlieBpn. 9ei
ees miro 6urd gemeinianeS gb
tcmme1 feitgeieet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
liuiupi@ati SiH, gdi6sal
YIN ben G~suirapcrbanS Ttt6tr 1abnhtitn,r,
Ntrlln.

au ben GeirdBubaus Cutihu 1%abuhtitnu,
HtrlH.
wen fm Sabre 1915 Fan 5raudsp itnr Shorten oHud. Sic
Msnihn altf Gambler m employment Ste Elm Grcilnis pnn mgpet.
felhaii neiitralcasar @eocltWa icitd begehe1, meun Nailur unh
bomeamIih hdntd m0 Eehuif 3m1us ac5en, meh rteiaet
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tionen harob Itiuupb ibr Trumpb ieeu ~ len Damn CCtiA.
Lamb arolcua tl SeHt iGlmf
TetihIm0 6ri BEL Scr Quu1maau5irIma Hitt icbIcu.
@arabc 6as Lmfhe 8ch. 0as cine iabrbm0ertlanac 6~reunoidait
nit 0n @crfnidrn Sioateu uerbtu0et bari elmer @ermialtmg
nift fern 6lebaL an Der nh ole a6ern @0lier b%cthelaen. mill
Is ridt gciadr LAUREN, 6aB BIZ iuuigen g~e5cbuRgeu }utitm BET.
ben Qdn0crn cine Erl5mQ crfabren.
qeutife auInr 1T fur bic 9%ereiuiqten Staateu norbt0ih
oepor6en. fr 6aItihr aultur ircten in 0eSm Snuoe 6mOert.
tnpinbe pou merifaniten giiraern, in 0ern aocrn oaiteS
Qhit fieBt lt0 tie in0 es, Bic In ercr 2nie lett ibc Qupn
oi Ieuthlmo riftcn uno ansruin: gllntcritiet lmirre ge.
irebmaea, benefit in Gan 5rlue5to BON neueui 0aB IeItidIan0
ON Der optic aaer aulurpolfer maritirt~
In Ser sou0 Der 6euhhen SroB S%u0uire1eu fiegt Ole Grt.
ideiolna, in metem llmian5e 8eiihIonO flo an Der Banana.
0eItalsfeqpul ~6ct5eiiam ioa. 4ir, Die mter3eitnetcn Gcmfh.
N(merifaner, agpelirct al Sic uno an Sbr oeutites RatonaI.
qeflI in6en1 mir Gle eriudcn, oafir efr3ureten, baB infer aIe5
8aterIar6 inn Sabre 1915 aui Der San 6rancisooer 8eItal5fel.
luna in narGger 4ehe pertreten itn miro.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
Marft6cridt.
Is

6io.0 Omaha, %. Sltni.
Ginobie6 - 3ufu6r 10; M2arf.
felt beute. Sir 8ode 25c nieori
ger.
@ute bis bette IS. 00-8.60.
Mittelndbige BIS CUTE $3.50
500.
@epo6nlide Biz mittcImdbiac
$7.25-7.80.
aiibe uuO Sellers, fcft beute. Sill
ISOLDE ielt bis 25c nieOriger.
nie0riger.
@ttte Bis bette Sellers 500
790.
@utc Bis bette aii5e 5000
725.
@litteImdbige biz CUTE aii6t
S540-6.10.
@ep66nIide Bic mitteImaBige.
SO. 75--4.40.
Gtofers uto 3ceorrs, felt beiitc
sir ISOLDE felt.
@lrtc Bis bette $6.75-7.75.
MitteImdbige Bis quite 1925
CTS.
@cmo6nlide bis mittclmdBise
$G00-6.25.
Stod Sellers $4.50-5.75.
guqen, $6.00-7.50.
adlbcr $7.50-i0.O0.
efueiHe-3ufubr 300; Marfi
idpod big Be ~nieortger Biz feit
Gurhidnittspreis $40 $50.
E6diter 9reis $3.50.
9dafe 3ufu6r 400; glartt fei
6eutc. 6iir ISOLDE felt. 2dmmet
25---35c bober.
@i6Oer, $4.55-5.75.
SdbrIinge, $5.O0-6.25.
5rii1ia6rsI1mmcr, Sc. 1885.
Wuttcridafc $3. 7h-5.t0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

ScSet Snic @eitiOn NIT Gnrsr llnteridrit an Den g~orfsenSen
hes 7entden NsitationssaOmheS' sge0O0re SntrO, &OOIuOrt6 Bull
bina, 9aU gorf Sin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28


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ein adt5ebnteI Oes @efammt
infommens Der Staot tragt. nab.
emo iie ungefdbr MIR 1.42 bes be.
teuerbaren @igentbums in omaha
Die Steuerlait, fpeIhe oie
8ascompnnD 81 tragen BAT, 1T me6r
.Is 21@ nal GROCER ais Die alif ir.
.enoeinem R%ri0ntbciis laiten6e.
IS lit flar eriihtlif, ooB bic
COMPANY, Observation-Disclosures ba.
en- mliB, uenn Die @asrate aui
elm 5aGr nift mebr ais $t.00 be.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

9enfider Mann, 33 sabre al, Iiht
Steuung nls Bartender ODER auh
ats #ort0r. Aorene q. 100 Cmdba
2s::bnne. T.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Q. i. Enrfl Oentlder Opt
fer. gugen unterin6t fir grii
Lien. ABB 9ranoeis Gebdnoe
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-10-30
The Mental Scrap Heap.

Are you using your Mind as Scrap
Heap? Are you piIing it with yalueless
reveries? Are you heaping it with use
less thoughts-with rag.tag and bob
tail ideas? Are you accommodating stale
memories and hopes that will never
out? Are you forever buthering your
head about things tina! are OF no real
Importance?
Clear out your mind for the Essen
tials
Tne Home woman who makes of Mat
inees, Card Parties, Afternoon Teas
Futile Novels-and thinking about
them-a Habit, the Business woman
who brings to her Typewriter, her Desk
or her Counter. frivolous thoughts tf
casual Masculine Attentions or of pass :
ing Pleasures-these are the women
who make their Brains so many Scrap
Heaps.
Clear out your mind for the Essen
tials.
The man who makes of his Brain q
Mar of Sporting Records, Directory
OF Stage Beauti' ., a Card Index of the
latest foibles of mems Fashions or II
playground for every idle or pointless
Fancy or passing Whim, grows field
OF Weeds that choke out mental
Growth
Clear out your mind for the Essen
t ais
Sweep out the Attic of your Brain
make Room for the Things that Count.
-George Matthew Adams
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-10-30
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, U, $. Land Office,
Woodward. Oklahoma, September a2, '9lS
Notice Is hereby given that Malinda Ham Of
Tiun, OKLAHOMA, who, on October Is, 1910,
mads Homestead Entry No. 02iSsI, for sS NEA
Bf SEA Of Section ~, Township s. North Of
Range 20 L. c. NJ.
Hns 6lcd notice OF intentijn TO make Gnal
three year proof to establish claim 70 the land
above described before Thomas p. Braidwcod.
y. S. Commissioner, at his once in Eeaver,
Oklahoma, on the nth day OF November, 1913
Clnimant names rs witnesses:
Thomas J. May Wiley Tilin, Ben X sttd.
GEo. d. OBNER,
hi6 li.l9 5w Register
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-10-30

The farmers OF Beaver county would
be richer by tens of thousands of dol.
lars each year If they would but grow
more draft horses and draft mules.
This is good country in which to
grow drafters We need no expensive
stables-a cheap shed is enough shelter.
We can grow plenty Of roughage such
as kafiir, maize and cane which does
not sell very readily but which can be
fed proftably Your draft colt is a
better rustler even than the steer
Moreover, he is always in demand by
buyers and neighbors and at ton prices
He is easy to grow, easy 20 handle,
easy to break and easy to soli.
Do not fool away time and feed on
light horses They are hard to grow
hard TO handle, hard tc break and hard
to sell. 1t Is very raret o geta fancy"
driver and even II you do chance tc
raise real good one. you must hunt q
special customer. The auto has vastly
reduced the demand for driving horses
Mares can do almost as much work
on the farm as good Reldings II you
manage properly as to foaling time and
are careful. In addition, they can
raise you valuable colts. Broad breast.
ed mares of 100 pounds or even lighter
will answer but it is essent al to breed
only to big, strongly bred sta lors
which should weigh 1900 TO 20 0, Tn
Percheron breed is best aud the Byl
gium and ShireS are als1 good Blacl
is the poorest color for thi climate.
1t is claimed, ard we b lievA it j.
true, that an experience, man can
make more growing big mnles than he
can growing big horses, but many m n
are not adapted to the hand hing Of
mules and will do better tn grow big
horses and let them be BIG
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-10-30
Home Creek.

Well, what do you know about win
ter in the fall of the year? Snow fell
October % on Saturday night and was
all gone on Sunday. 1t was fine on
the wheat but not very good on the
iced as not near all was cut yet and
week ago We had freeze but no frost.
O. b. Barker and l.. A. Hatcher has
purchased header. They expect to
cut their feed and then have it for next
summer to cut their wheat There is
not enough headers in the country.
J.A Barker is husy cutting feed.
He also has over POO acres Of wheat
sowed, He has been running his head
er over four weeks and is not done yet
The feed is all forage now.
Rudolph Jantz and wife are visiting
the latter's parents in Kansas, south OF
Wichita.
Bill Fugate expects to start out with
his seeder again this week. There Is
not much to seed this year but we
wish for better crop next year.
A. A. HASKELL and Mr.. Turner are
busy cutting feed.
Will Rose is cutting feed on the Gun
ningham place this week. There Is
lots OF feed to cut yet and it will all
be needed before spring.
This snow is fine on wheat. The
ground is in fine shape and the wheat
is growing nicely.
@. j. Leisure is cutting feed with a
tWo-row binder. S. S. Strong ia also
binding.
Every ybndy is busy and "ews is scarce.
W" all have got our hands full in old
dry Beaver county.
w B. Barker and family have pur-
chased property at Westville, Okla,
and sending the boys to school at that
place while one of the boys is being
doctored for rheumatism.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-10-30
Publication Notice and Service Upon
Nom Resident Defendant.

Publication Notice aud Service Upon
NONRESIDENT Defendant
In the District Court OF Beaver County, State
OF Oklahoma
j. b. horney, Plaintiff
W.
Granville Hardin and d. c, Strickland, De
fendnnts.
The state Of Oklahoma 70 Granville Hardiu,
Defendant
You are hereby notified that you aud n. G.
Strickland have be u sued 10y the above named
plaintiff, J u. Horney, Ia the District court Of
Beaver County, Oklahomp; that said action l.
suit brought tn obtain Judgment ngnirst YOU
upon a uutA for four hundred and nifty ,SlAo.uW
dollars aud e. foreclosc mortgage given to
secure said no uIon tho following described
real estate situated In Beaver County. Oklaho.
ma, to.wit;
All ~ the Northwest Quarter ~ Section Thirt,
DSN Ia Township Five (Y, Range Twenty tsOl,
&c. NJ.
aud Tor the sale of said property under said
mortgaue foreclosure; said action being one
brought under Section No. l61I Of the Revised
Law of oklahoma for 1910.
That unless YOU ausycr tho petition Of said
plaintiff ilod in said cause In said court on or
before the 18th day of November, 1913. said
petition will be taken AS true aud Judgment
ulered against you for the sun Of Four Hun
drcd aud Firy iSI5O0Ol dollars with interest
thereon at the rate Of 9l4 per cent per aunum
from the 10Th day Of Fehrusry 1911, for the
foreclosure Of said mortgage and the sale of
said motgaged premises T. pay aid Indebted,
no.s aud costs and dtvNsting and barring iou
together with the other defendant In said
action, n. g. Strickland. from any interest
q tc. claim or lein which YOU or said defend
ant u. G. Strickland, may have in aud To the
above described real estate.
Witness my maud aud the seal Of said court
this l,t day OF October, 1918.
isFALl %. ,. PRUETr.
Clnrk of the District Court Of Beaver County.
oklahoma,
PARKER & SWoNs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. IO-2 1890
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-10-30
A Marvellous Escape.

my little boy had marvellous es.
cape" writes P. F. Bastiams Of Prince
Albert, Cape of Good Hope. ut oc-
Cured in the middle of the night. He
got very severe attack of Group. As
luck would have It. l had large bot.
tie Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
the house. After following the direct
ions for an hour and twenty minutes
he was through all danger" Sold by
all dealers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-10-30
Publication Summons

State Of Oklahoma,
Baayer County. ~.
In the District Court OF said County and State.
The State Of Oklahoma to;
q. Il. W. white and White. his wife:
Logan Payne and Josie Payne, his wlro:
g. h. White and ----- white, his wife.
l.. Payne and ----- Payne, his wife:
W. 4. 9eprGes and ------ Georges, his wife:
Frank X. Roynard and - Reynard. his
wife;
Wellington Jackson and ---- Jackson, his
wife.
T. X. Reynard and --- Reynard, his wife:
$, u. vlsen an - Yisen, his wife:
George s Allyn and 49, Allyn. his wife;
Charles W. Dykes and ---- Dykes, his wife
Mrs. Esss p. Palmer and ----- Palmer, her
husband, IL the said above named detenda nts
are living. but II they or either of them h.
dead. their unknown heirs deylsees. admin.
lstratora, executors, trustees or assigns
greeting;
You are hereby notified that you have been
suod In tho above named court ia an action
therein Iending, wherein John A. Ennis is
plaintiff. and YOU and each Of sou as above
named are defeadauts, Case No. l2r3); that
unless you answer the petition nlod In said
cause by said plaintiff On or before the Ist day
Of December. 1913, the allegations in said p-ti.
tion win be tCteu a. true and judgment will
be rendered against you and each and all OF
you. adludglng that plaIntif Is tho owner In
fee OF the real estate described Ia his petition,
to-witi
The Southwest Quarter (SwA) OF Section
Twenty y-slx t26j. In Township Three tsl North
OF Range Twenty (2O Z. G. NJ. Beaver
County, Oklahoma;
and That you have no right, title. interest or
estate therein, and a further Judgment will be
repdered against YOU quieting, con flrlning and
perfecting plaintiffs title and possession to
and Of said Premises as against you and each
OF you, and to forever bar. exclude, enIoln and
estop you aud all persons claiming by under
or through you from setting up or asserting any
right, title, interest OF estate IN or to said
premises adverse 10 plaintiff, his heirs and
assigns.
In testimony whereof, I have bereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF said Court this
lith day OF October, 1918.
lsgALl o. F. PRUErT,
Clerk District Court.
SAwYER GAsKGLL, Liberal, Kansas.
Attorneys for Plainilh. 1916 1890 3w
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, u. 8 Land Once
az Woodward, Oklahoma, September, 20. 1919 .
Z Notice IS hereby given that Anne l.. Bell, OF
sophia oklahoma, who, on November 30. 1907
made Homestead Entry No. $500 a!6SsO. for
81 Of SEX section Is Township /. North OF
Range %, L, c. NJ. .,.---
Has nled. notice OF Intention to make Anal
nve year proof to ESTABLISH claim TO the land
auove described. before -. r Prosett, Clerk of
the Di,trict Court, ~ his Office at sccVsr okla.
homa, on the 18th day Of November, 1913,
Claimant NAMES as witnesses:
Jess W. Bell. +. p. Kline, of LaKemp okla,
Charles D. Little, Of Elmwooi. Okla, samuel
Stspp, OF sophia. Okla.
GgO. u. OHNrK
i0-l6 l1-l3 sw Register.
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After -Four Years Of Discouragins
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.--ln an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: al suffered for four
years. with womanly troubles, and during
this time, ! could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, | wouid have severe pains
In my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but was
sooa confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
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kiowa Flash Light.

Saturday we had another one of
those baby hail storms followed by n
heavy down pour Of rain and Sunday
night we had heavy frost which has
got next to most all the green vege.
tation.
A d. Mcclure and Fred Cox went to
Laverne Saturday and brought back q
big load of lumber with which MIR. Nc
Guire will build large stock shed
Believa me, but Cupid is certainly
working overtime here on the creeL
and II you don't believe it just visit D
little hereabouts and you won't have
to go far to get next.
Robert Ridenour, who got hurt by
fooling with gas engine, did not stay
down and out as was predicted, for the
very next day Bob was out seeding
broomcorn, but he lays his speedy re-
covery to the tender care and nursing
OF the ladies who were present.
Wheat sowing is still the order of
the day and the early planted is max.
ing fine pasture for the stock at the
present ti;De.
Sherman Twesdy was calling on his
brother Thursday north OF Madison.
Arch Mcclure was helping Fred
Cox put up feed Thursday.
Willie Valentine ia drilling wheat
for Ora Smith this week.
Three hundred and fifty head OF
four-year-old steers enroute from Tex
as passed through here Wednesday IN
their way to Englewood fc- Mr.. Nc
Kinney
Aaron Valentine is cutting feed for
John Russell this week.
Rev. Tomlin, who has been to Enid
attending conference for the past ten
days. returned home Wednesday ard
he has been assigned to the pastorate
at Supply for the coming year
fair minded man condemns n thing
he has not investigated. II you thint
this will not make person think. try
it on yourself.
ALFALFA PETE