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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-15

The friends of Sidney Shannon
will be interested to know that
he was married on the 18th OF
last month to Miss Pearl Mich.
OILS, of Dickinson, N. D. They
will make their home in Bis
marck, where Sidney is en-
ployed by the International har-
vester company.
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In Justice Court

The cases brought before Justice
Bleser last week by the states attorn-
.av against Messrs VanAsch, Van Or
fer e Rix and Frank Mehegan who
were charged with selling liquors to
minors were on motion of defendants
continued to the2l st inst.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-15
Priscilla Club

The Priscilla Club met with Mrs.
Arthur Partridge Wednesday April 6
to and spent a very pleasant afternoon
Mrs. Partridge and Mrs. Phalen serv-
ed delicious luncheon. The Club
meets with Mrs. Frank McKernan on
the Goth.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-15
Don't Steal

when you can buy Ladies, Miss.
es and Childrens gloves and
mits: 800 pairs to choose from at
Half Price, at GRANDSON & John
son Co.'S.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-15
THE REQ
The Car Of Superior Excellence and
Wearing Qualities

Elsewhere in this issue is the
advertisement of the REQ auto,
sold by +. "A. Berkner of the
Berkner Auto garage. The Rec
is recognized all over the world
as one of the most servicable
and handsomest cars manufact
ured. It is one of the most sub.
stantial cars built, every part OF
it being made with a view of on.
ercapacity, qualities that are ov-
~ needed occasionally in car,
but when they are needed are
needed badly. If you are think
ing of getting a car, get one for
service. The REQ stands at the
head of the list. Here are some
of those in this locality who have
purchased Reos and who know
what they are. and can tell you
from experience that these cars
are all that is claimed for them.
B. Peshong
Mrs. M. Sackrieter
A. w. Wendt
William VanOfferon
Henry Redke
VanOfferon Bros.
A. G. Anderson, Marvin
Peter Clausen
Emil Johnson
G. j. Kock
Geo Kock
Hubert Poppleman, Marvin
William Wendland
j. Benting, Corona
William Paul
Fred Kock
G. D. Fairchild
Mrs. Chas Trapp
Nick Boeger
John Carr.
Carl Maynard, Corona
F. w. J .Fenner
Chas Dahle Albee
Theo Berkner
G. NJ. Engebretson
G. Seim, Albee
John Ian der, Corona
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-15
SEED CORN

Home grown, yellow dent.
Actual test SO to 100 per cent,
Schwantes Nero. Co
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FRIDAY.
Met Brother at Pueblo.

Pueblo on Wednesday. He came here
10 rthe purpose of meeting his broth
er who lives in Centerfoot, Mich.
They left in the afternoon in the Ty-
nan auto for Canon City.-Pueblo
Star-Journal.
Locates on Lincoln Park.
G. w. Ergenbright is now CON-
fortably located on Sherman avenue.
Lincoln Park, having traded a farm
In Madison county. Iowa, for two fine
nve-acre tracts on the Park.
His home place is known as the
Allen tract. He came here last fall
after investigation invested. his fam
lily arriving during the winter. Mr..
and Mrs. Ergenbright are well pleased
with this section.
Mrs. Ella Strawman Married.
Mr.. Harrison Kinnamon of near
Caledonia and Mrs. Ella Strawman OF
Caledonia were united in marrigae
Tuesday at the NJ. Z. parsonage in
Marion. They will reside on the
Eroom's farm near Caledonia Mr..
Kinnamon is we'll known over the
county, having served two terms as
county commissioner. - Card4ngton,
Ohio. Independent.
Des Moines Had Cloudy Weather.
According to the weather report
In the Des Molnes Capital there were
siI clear days there during the month
Of March. The mean temperature for
the month was above freezing. being
yz.2 degrees. There was a range, how
ever. of from six degrees on the first
to seyenty-three hegrees on the fif-
teenth. There were thirteen days
that were wholly cloudy and twelve
days when there were occasional
slimpses OF sunshine.
Funeral Conducted by Rev. Reed.
The funeral Of the late Joseph A.
Petty Of Florence. who was murdered
by unknown parties at his place OF
business in that city Saturday night,
was held at Eagles hall in Florence
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon and
was conducted by Rev. o. s. Reed
pastor OF the congregation Of the
Christian church OF this place.
The members of the Florence Aerie
OF Eagles. with whom the deceased
was associated, he'll a short rituals
tic service in the lodge room and had
charge OF the burial ceremonies al
Highland cemetery.
Visited Canon Wednesday.
Rev Berger, who was pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Florence soms
nfteen or twenty years ago, but who
is at present head of Westminster
college at Denver. was visitor II
Canon City Wednesday. Rev. Bergei
was at one time a missionary OF th'
Presbyterian church in Siam
SATURDAY.
Spending Week End in Canon.
A. II. Hitchcock of Dnver. wei
known travelling salesman. for the
American Cereal company. Is spend
ing the week end in Canon City look
ing after business matters and incl
dentally visiting friends. Mr.. Hitch
cock is cousin OF Mrs. j. W. En-
merson of 431 Pike avenue.
Install New Light.
Mr.. stapleton Of tie opera hous
has had the electric light compan
install one Of the improved MAID
lamps in front Of the opera hou9e
This lamp gives approximately ] 90
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the highest and best price the same
VIII bring FOR cash, all the follow
ing described real estate. premises
and property. situate In Fremont
County, State OF Colorado. to wit.
Lot Seven (0. In Block Nine t9).
In Park Center Subdivision. as shown
by tha Plat thereof filed and record
ed In the OFFICE OF the County Clerk
and Recorder OF said Fremont Coun-
~, together with $50 shares OF the
capital stock OF The Fruitland Water
Company. represented by Certificate
numbered i51" tbut subject, however.
to all existing rights of way for ir-
rigating bitches and laterals and
highways, II any there be-. or so
much thereof ms may be necessary
for tho purposes hereinafter stated.
The purpose OF said sale is to
comply with the requirements and
provisions OF anid decree which wa
niade and entered In an action for
the foreclosure OF n certain mortpar
recorded Ln the office OF the County
Clerk and Recorder OF Fremont
County, In the State OF Colorado, Ia
Book i6G at page 149, and partIcu-
larry 20 realize from such sale
sum OF s1f27.92. with Interest fr~
the date OF said decree. and bein
the amount due and owing TO plain
tin as by said decree found; also TO
realize the amount OF costs In said
action as taxed in the sum Of s1e42
and the expenses OF this sale.
Dated April 22nd.. 1914.
WILLIAM II. 'NEWCOMB,
Sheriff OF Fremont County.
First Pub, April %. 1914.
Last Pub, May IA. 1914.
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Mrs. Dodge vI.I.Ina MekissIeks.

Mrs. Anna b. Dodge of Bedford.
Iowa. who. has been in California
most of the winter. is visiting at the
MeRissick home on College avenue.
while on her way to her Iowa home.
Snow and Rain in Denver Friday.
p. II. Troutman returned to Canon
City Friday night from Denver.
where he had been for several days
on a business trip. Mr.. Troutman
purchased a new automobile while in
Denver. but was unable to bring 1t
home with him on account of the
muddy condition Of the roads.
1t showed part of the day in Den
yer on Friday and rained the rest OF
the time. There was a snowfall of
about four inches at Palmer Lake.
c. A. 5isss In Town.
c. A. Biggs came down from Dem
yer on a short visit Friday night
while on his way to the Baker -
Biggs ranch near Lamar. Mr.. Baker
has been at the ranch looking after
farming operations for some time.
Will Meet Here Tuesday
The members Of the Fremons Coun-
ty Metal Miners association will
meet in the district court room at
s o'clock Tuesday night for the pur-
pose of completing the organization
and the consideration OF matters OF
mutual interest. The report OF the
committee on constitution and by
laws will be presented Tuesday might
All members of the associA>on are
urged TO be present
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aoFicE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE OF COLORADO,

County OF Fremont
In the County Court.
MARIA r. HURD, as Execn-
tor-of the last WIN and Tes-
lament Of Charles O. Hurd,
''' Plalntln.
VS..
a NJ, RAGSDALE. J. A.
BOiSEN. j. NJ. ANDERs
son and w. -. ANDERSON,
Defendant
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS. AND TO ALL OTHERS
WHO MAY BE INTERESTED:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That. by virtue OF the authority vest
ed in me by decree OF the Court in
the above entitled cause made and
entered on the 22nd day OF April.
1914. and the order OF the Clerk OF
said Court made and Issued pursu-
ant to the provisions and dIree:ions
Of said decree. | viii, on the 10Th
day of May. 1914. commencing at
the hour OF 10 o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day. offer for sale and
sell at public auction at the front
door OF the Fremont County Court
House In Canon City, State OF Colo
rado. to the highest bidder and for
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News Notes
ADVERTISEMENT

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland bs3
Main street. Record office.
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SATURDAY.
Spending Week End in Canon

A. II. Hitchcock of Dnver, well
known travelling salesman for the
American Cereal company. Is spend
ing the week end in Canon City look
ing after business matters and incl
dentally visiting friends. Mr.. Hitch
cock is a cousin OF Mrs. j. w. En-
merson of 431 Pike avenue.
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CANON CITY BOY
IN NINTH INFANTRY

Daily Record a picture of the Nj
Regiment, United States infantry. en-
training at Fort Thomas, Kentucky,
for the Mexican border. In that pis
ture was shown the soldier boys :.
readiness 10 leave for the seat of
war along the international frontier.
In the scene was Provost Sergeal
J. Glenn sperry OF Company F. son
of Rev. and Mrs. s. II. Sperry of this
city. from whom they received n
letter on Monday OF this week an
nouncing his safe arrival at Laredo.
Texas. where his regiment is station
ed preliminary to taking part in the
invasion OF Mexico. II such a thing
becomes necessary. In the course Of
his letter to his parents he says;
I'VE arrived here on March 23rd.
and IL is pretty hard to say when
We will get away from here. We ar.
encamped directly across the river
from Nuevo Laredo. a Mexican town.
occupied by Mexican federal troops.
They were expecting the rebels tc
come and attack them last wednes-
day. but for some reason they IA
ed to put in an appearance and the
anticipated fight did not occur. The
Federals don't know just when tn,
Constitutional army will show up. but
We hope it ~tli be pretty soon as We
will have a fine view OF the ightlni
from here.
When the battle begins We are
likely to have our hands full as
understand that We are to be scatter
ed along the river bank % as to kee'
them from fighting on the American
side OF the stream We have 80
Mexican prisoners now and ! guess We
will have three hundred when the
fight comes OF. One Of the mos
abundant things about this place is
sand and cactus. l am detailed on
special duty with the quartermasters
department and am not out in the
hot sun very much. The last two
days the sunshine felt very comfort
able and two blankets at night were
not disagreeable owing to the chill
ness OF the weather. We played the
Third cavalry base bah team two
games and won them both. The fire
game we won eight TO four and the
second we beat them fourteen
two. was in the box for the il
fantry."
Sergeant Sperry's father says his
son is a base ball player OF NOR
than ordinary ability and recites
the fact that while the former waf
in the Philippine Islands two year.
ago won the pennant for his team 4
competition with the best teams :
the army and in Manila and Other
cities OF the archipelago. In thirteen
games played In the far East. In
which Sergeant sperry pitched. al
were won largely through his skill.
Rev. sperry states that all of h
seven sons are baseball players o.
more or less reputation. and. up
1890. he was quite frisky upon tbe
diamond himself He was previously
captain OF a team that subsequently,
became the champions OF the state o
Iowa. He has challege open :
the world to play with his seven boy
any team OF ball players taken direc;
from one family.
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Install New Light.

Mr.. Stapleton Of tie opera hou e
has had the electric light company
install one OF the improved Mazda
lamps in front Of the opera hou9e.
This lamp gives approximately 1000
candle power. The hlament IS made
of tungsten and the glote is file
with nitrogen gas.
This is one OF the first Of the new
lamps sent out by the factory
Visited In Florence Friday.
Emil vahldick. a prominent mer-
chant OF westcliffe. accompanied by
his brother George OF Canon City.
was business visitor in Florence
Friday morning.-Florence Citizen.
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- 4 O1 NGSGC
FOR RENT
FOR RENT o. room brick house
with stable. BIS Prescott Ave- 263tf.
FOR RENT-House at 7z7 River st.
Call at Record office. 24sptf
FOR RENT-Ffve room cottage with
bath. range and screened porch:
good location: rent SIS. Enquire OF
s. F. Goodrich. Sc Greenwood Ave.
Phone. West i75. 25sptf
FOR RENT-Modern s-room house at
9TH ard .Rudd with sleeping porch.
gas stove. electric iights. bath COM
plete. 7. A. Haynes. agent p. o.
block. $40 a month. 24ptf
FOR RENT-4-room modern house
with sleeping porch. at 41s Pike.
Inquire OF Mrs. Pettus. SIS Cooper
Ave. Phone West 5oo e4p4s
KEEP your ewn Keys and counsel By
renting . steel safety box sf the
Fremont County bank. % to - per
year. stf
FOR REST-4-room brick house.
modern. Enquire 32s Harrison.
Sits
FOR RENT OR sALE-i2oacre pas
ture: plenty OF water. adjoining ir-
rigated land. See Gibbs. IT'S Barr
Ave. Phone Canon 3s7. sspf
FOR RENT-Twoacrc bearing fruit
ranch; good s-room brick house.
bath. hot water Apply to c. NJ
Kingsley. Isth and Central streets.
East Canon. s0pss
FOR REST-Four-room b..ek house
screened sleeping porch. cellar.
barn. fruit trees; cheap. En-
quire 9os s lat 81 or ssix Main
ST IS
FOR RENT-Three or -four connect
ed. clean. well-furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. gas. coal range.
telephone and electric lights 40 y.
sth St sipts
FOR REST--5-room modern house.
si2.oo per month. Hoieomb Furni-
ture Co. sips
FOR RENT-Five-room cottage. GIG
Rudd; nice home. good repair.
modern fixtures. gas and coal ranges.
electric lights. cellar. lawn. barn.
etc; vacant May ist. J. W. Emmer.
son. e5pss
FOR RENT-The Knights OF Pythizs
lodge room II the prettiest and CO.
siest In Canon City. There are two
unoccupied nights that viii be let on
reasonable terms to other orders. Ap-
ply to Harry w. Combs at The Fre-
mont County National Bank. 2iptf
ss~~~>>>>>>>~>>~~>>>>>>~ss
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment OF
three rooms at 1911 Macon: gas
electricity. bath. pantry and screen
porch. Phone West 2ss. sspis
FOR RENT-a-room furnished house.
close in. si2 month. no children.
Record Office s9ti2
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TUESDAY.
Getting Along Nicely.

Getting Along Nicely.
DIR. Allen Bell of Lincoln Park.
whose Condition a week ago from
pneumonia was regarded as very Sc
rious both by his family and atten-
ing physician. is convalescing nicely.
It will be gratifying to his friends to
know tina. every day shows a gain
in strength and that the indications
are favorable for a rapid recovery.
New Office Manager Arrives.
Mr.. /. Will veasle of Pueblo arrived
in Canon City on Monday and has al
ready assumed his duties as office
manager for the Fremont Auto com
pany. whose garage is on Sou
Fourth street.
Messrs. Wilson and eurtin In Pueblo.
Messrs. E. D. Wilson and E Bu--
ton of the Fremont Auto company.
local agents for the Ford cars. were
in Pueblo Monday looking after bus
mess matters in connection with Il
local business. They arranged for
full shipment OF Ford parts while I
the Smoky City.
Carl Scott Buys Buick.
Carl Scott. the handsome and ge-
NAL travelling man for the Nave Nc
Cord company in this territory. has
purchased him a Buick runabout and
is getting a great deal OF pleasure
out OF It, although he purchased
for strictly business purposes.
South Canon Council Organized.
The recently elected members OF
the South Canon town council were
sworn into office Monday night and
other business connected with the
reorganization OF that body trans
acted. ]. W. Mckinley was reap
pointed treasurer. Kent l. Eldred
was appointed city attorney, Dr. c.
Herman Graves health officer. T. ].
Prescott police magistrate and W
Newton city marshal. street commits
sioner and water superintendent.
CLOSED UNTIL DEDICATION.
The odd Fellows home has been
closed TO visitors until after the ded-
ication ceremonies on Monday, April
27. for the purpose of affording the
committee OF arrangements opportu.
nifty a getting everything In readl
ness to turn the Institution over 70
the board OF trustees. Plans are
rapidly going forward for the big
dedicatory services next Monday. An
open-air speakers stand 2s by 2s feet
in size VIII be built at the home this
week
Visited Hillside Last Sunday
Miss Phoebe Paxton. clerk ant
stenographer to Judge Jas. L. Cooper
OF the county cour-, spent last Sun
day at the Belknap ranch in the Wei
Mountain yalley. the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Mccormack whegs
she went TO meet her friend and com
paniop of former days, Mrs. II.
James. of cederedge. Colorado. WIN
was called to Hillside to attend th'
funeral of her brother. the late Franz
Mccormack.
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Record Want Aah are sure 10 brins
results.
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Visited Canon Wednesday.

Rev. Berger. who was pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Florence some
nftesn or twenty years ago. but who
is at present head of Westminster
college at Denver. was n visitor in
Canon City Wednesday. Rev. Berger
was at one time a missionary of the
Presbyterian church in Siam
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-27

w. B. Mitchell candidate for county
commissioner for the second district
was i'm Payette recently. Mr.. Mitchell
has no opposition for the nomination
in his district and was merely out
renewing old aquaintances. Mr.. Mitch
ED as we'll as Mr.. Blair from this di
trict have only consented to run for
the nomination again at the earnest
solicitation of their friends and sup
porters and neither of Them Is max
ing any campaign to speak of. One
fact of their past term of office is
worthy of note. When the newly ell
ected board took their stations the
road and bridge funds of which the
board has direct charge were over
drawn over year. At the present
time the outstanding warrants have
been paid and those two funds are
now absolutely on cash paying basa.
proving conclusively that the present
board have been judicious and &C.
oAomical and have been working for
the best int rests of the taxpayer.
Last year the county levy was $1.10.
The present levy to be made by this
board should not be over fifty five or
sixty cents. Voters should take this
into consideration when voting at the
primaries next Tuesday. We believe
both Mr. Mitchell and Mr.. Blair have
made conscientious officials and If re-
nominated ON the republican ticket
will be reelected and serve
the county well and faithfully.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-27
REPUBLICAN,

For United States Senator, Frank
R. Gooding, James H. Brady, James
F. Ailshie and Burton L. French.
For Representatives in Congress,
two to be elected-Addison T. Smith,
R. o. Jones, Robt. M. McCpacken,
Miles Johnson.
For Governor-Jolln, NJ Haines, M.
e. Lewis
For Lieutenant Governor G. w.
Edginton and M. ]. Sweeley.
For Secretary of State-J. B. Bar
ker.
For State Treasarer-Byron Defen-
bach, John W. Egleson, o. V. Allen
and Mrs. Workman.
For Attorney General-Joseph H.
Peterson.
For Mining Inspector Robt. N.
Dell and G. M. Stotle.
For State Senator-E X. Hayes,
E. NJ Kirkpatrick.
For Representative-A. J. Rock
VIC cd, F. G. Berry, F. E. Fisk, H. T.
Lewis, E. c. s. Brainard, G. M. Bass
EFT, B. M. Holt, R. w. Cakes, R. w.
Purdum?
For Clerk--Geo. w. 5tovel.
For Sheriff.. M. Breshears.
For Assessor-A. o. Christopher.
For Treasurer-H. G. Gardner.
For Attorney-A. F. Stone, w. A..
Stone
For Probate Judged. D. Harger.
For Superintendent-Co B. Bean.
For Surveyor. Fl. Mcconnell, H.
s. Williams.
For Coroner-F. H. Robinson.
For Commissioners
LIST District-C. A.. Williams, D. D.
Campbell, Robt. MCGUIRE, R. l. Tip
peal
End. District-W. B. Mitchell.
Bird. Dist.-H. E. Robinson, E. A.
Blair, c. A. Strong.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-27
ALFRED F. STONE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
10 The voters and Taxpayers

To the Voters and Taxpayers
Of Canyon County
FtWish to announce myself at this
time as a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff of Canyon County, ON the
Republican Ticket.
For the past eighteen months l
have had the honor OF serving the
people OF this County as Sheriff, and
invite your inspection Of the affairs
OF the Office. reports OF which are on
file In the Clerks Office.
am truly greatful for all past fav-
ora and will appreciate your support
ct the coming election.
II nominated and elected again
Will endeavor to continue to render
my services In favor OF the Taxpay-
OF, and 1t seems to me that my ex-
perfence and service In the past, az
Sheriff, fi4A me to serve the tax
payers more efficiently, should I
continue IA my present position, and
should you desire Il.
Awaiting your approval at the Re-
publican Primary, am Yours Very
TruF, y N. Brpshean.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-27
FOR STATE SENATOR.

s l hereby announce to the public
that am a candidate on the Repub-
Ican ticket at the primaries for the
office OF State Senator from Canyon
County. If l am chosen at the p-i.
maries and elected shall give the
necessary time and study to the pro-
per performance of the duties demand
ed by that office, and in performing
the same shall be mindful of the
wishes of my electors.
e. M. KIRKPATRICK
Parma, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-27
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET
ING oE STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice Is hereby given that in pur-
suance of resolution duly pass
ed by the board of directors of the
Terminus Lateral Ditch Co. Ltd. COZ
poration organized and existing UNI
der the laws of the State of Idaho,
adopted at a special meeting of said
board held on the 81 day Of July 1914
at the office of said corporation at
Fruitland Idaho, a meeting of the
stockholders of said corporation is
called for and will be held at
Stegner Hall In Fruitland, County
Of Canyon, State of Idaho, the said
place being the usual meeting place
Of said stockholders and where the
board of directors thereof usually
meet, on the 81 day of August, A. D.
1914, at 2 o'clock p. m. Of said day,
for the purpose of submitting to the
stockholders of said corporation, and
voting on the increase Of the capital
stock of said corporation from One
Thousand Dollars ($1,OO0.0o) to
Five Thousand Dollars ($5000OO) by
increasing the par value OF each
share of the capital stock Of said
corporation from One Dollar ($1.O0)
to Five Dollars $4,000 and for the
transaction Of such other and further
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
Dated this ~ day Of July 1914.
B. F. TUSSING, Pres,
F. w. GRIEF, sec'y.
For Sale Cheap.--A number one
yearling thoroughbred Jersey bull. In
luire at this office. J,