The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-21
FOR SALE-A good, young thor.

FOR SALE-A good, young thor.
oroughbred Jersey COW and calf.
JAMES Il. IliNDE.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will hold their an.
nual bake::sale at the home Of Mrs. G..
y. Proud, Saturday, March -.
Try "Ilesse's Pancea and Inter.
national Poultry Food" to make your
poultry healthy and produce eggs.
For sale.at +. y. PHILLIPS,
Drug Store.
The Ladies Of the Christian
Church Aid Society will serve ice
cream during their Easter sale, March
2l.22. at the home Of Mrs. G. q.
Proud
Mrs. VIM. Rankin left Tuesday
to return to her home IN Cody, Wyo.
ming. after an extended visit here
with her parents, George Meyer and
wife, brothers and sisters. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer are still very feeble.
--D. 5. Hiatt, who was kicked on
the knee by one Of his cows, a couple
Of weeks ago, has been having quite
. serious time Of II. lie Is still con.
fined to his bed, but is considerably
impro ved.-Maitland Herald, March
18th.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Morris Is u patient
at the Ellsworth hospital, where she
underwent an operation Saturday
last. She is doing as we'll as could be
expected under the circumstances.
Her sister, Mrs. Neva Nicholson, of
Omaha, Is with her.
The ground hog Is getting an UNI
usual amount Of bouquets and lemons
handed to him this year because In
some sections he could not see his
shadow on his coming out" day,
while loo miles away Inc could not
miss IL from sun to sun.
We are truly glad to hear Of the
improved condition Of Hon. Jno. W.
Stokes, and olearn through the Craig
Leader that he is now able to set up,
and chat with his legion of friends
who call. We hope to see him here at
the coming term Of our circuit court.
DIR" +. Il. Ackley, who has been
charged at various intervals with mis-
use Of the mails and the performance
OF criminal operations, was taken to
Savannah, Mo-, from Kansas City to
serve a 6.months' sentence imposed
by the federal court IN December,
1911, for improper use OF the mails.
-Sleet, rain and snow all came to
us Friday last, March II. As the day
advanced the weather became colder.
On Saturday a keen northwest wind
prevailed, bringing more or less skiirs
Of snow. While high winds prevailed
at times, there was no damage here
like In numerous other places. Sat.
urday was a typical March day.
Instead Of lighting parcel post +,
many Of the local merchants are MS.
ing 1t. We notice by several local pa.
pers that many local merchants ad-
vertise to deliver free, by local par.
Gel post, all goods coming under the
parcel weight. First thing we know
even those who fought IL hardest will
lind they 'cannot get along without
It,"
About January %, W. J. Randall,
living south Of Crazy, missed some
agricultural implements. Matters
were kept quiet until last week, when
they were located In the possession Of
Charles Walker, three miles north Of
Craig. Walker claims that he got
them from Earl Randall. County At
torney Tibbels filed information and
both Walker and Randall were arrest.
ed Saturday by Sheriff Gelvin, and
gave bond to answer A. the coming
April term Of court.
Neville Dickson, who served our
county as treasurer from January,
1909 to January, 1913, has purchased
the w. N. Sawyers interest In the
Home Bank at Forest City, and was
~ once chosen its cashier. Mr.. Dick.
son will soon remove from among us,
and take up his residence In Forest
City. We are sorry to lose this fam.
lily, but we have the comfort to know
that they will be mar us still. lie Ia
q gilt.edged business man, and we re.
gard him as quite an acquisition to
the Home Bank.
The new five cent piece recently
authorized by the treasury department
has appeared to q very limited extent
here. The coins are from the Denver
mint. The new nickel Is extremely
plain. The face Is adorned by the
bust of an Indian with the word