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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

sisted by her mother. Mrs G. A. Alder.
and Miss lone Alder. About thirty-five
guests were in attendance.
Miss Helen Clawson entertained with a
kensington tea yesterday afternoon at her
home on 3 street in compliment 10 Miss
Alton Eldredge, a bride of next week
The tea table had a teneriffe cloth, with
a bowl Of jasmines for centerpiece.
Mrs Seldom I. Clawson.
The Midnight Crew" OF the Univer-
sity OF Utah will give a dance this even
ing at Whitney hall
The 5. S. S. society will give bridge
party this afternoon at the residence OF
Miss Martha Martineau. 91S Logan ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Scnramm will en-
tertain at dinner tonight at their home In
Federal Heights In compliment to Miss
Georgia Elliott of st. Louis. guest of Mrs.
Miss Maud Fitch of Eureka is spend
Ing the week with Mrs. R w. Salisbury
at her homo on East South Temple street
Mrs. Jennie S. Hill has returned from
an extended trip TO southern California.
Mrs. L. B. Mccormick entertained with
an informal dinner at the Tennis club last
night IN compliment TO Miss Georgia
Elliott OF st. Louis. guest OF Mrs, r. W.
Salisbury.
:, The Maxwell, Mexican and Oliver o.
Howard Woman's Relief corps will give
card party at the l. o. O. F. hall to-
night at o'clock Members of c. A, r..
organizations and their friends arc in
Vited.
Mr. and Mra T TT Erra nnI,n bayo
returned from a trip to California. Both
are much improved IN health
Mrs. Ralph Godbe VIII entertain at a
bridge party this afternoon, In compli-
ment to Miss Renee Redman
Mrs. e. Wellington Lake will give a
tango tea this afternoon at CobbIecrest,
irom 2'So until o o'clock
The p. z. Q. slsterhood will be enter
tained by Dean and Mrs. Byron Cum
mings at the university this, evening,
address on The Archaeological Expedi-
ton Of 1913" The lecture will be given
In the museum building
Miss Donise Ksrrick will give q mas
querade, cotlllon for the members of her
children's dancing class this afternoon al
Whitney hall. Tho parents OF the chill
dren are invited.
Mrs, Scion Spiro will entertain with a
luncheon at the Hotel Utah today, fol-
lowed by A. theater party, in compliment
TO Mrs, Arthur BehaI Of New York
u
The Girls Friendly society will have :.
sale Of home made cake and candy this
morning at Keith-O' Bricns store
Virginia, the little daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. c. A, Wberry. will give a silver
tea this afternoon from to 5 at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs RIchar rd yy,,a,, 4,
1909 Princeton avenue. for the Benefit OF
the "Blue' section of the Ladies' AID
society OF the Hin Methodist church
+. q. Hahn. formerly of Salt Lake and
now Of Chicago. is in the city on a busi-
ness trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
M'DERMOTT LIKELY TO
ESCAPE WITH CENSURE

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Expul-
sion Of Representative McDermott of
Illinois from the house was proposed
when the judiciary committee met again
today and considered resolutions to
censurc him and officers of the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers for
activity disclosed in the lobby investi-
CATION. The debate over including a
provision Of expulsion for the congress
man was hot but ended without action,
Several members of the committee
urged that the resolution be more dras.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
Curfew for Cabarets.

NEW YORK. March 20.-The . a. m.
curlew for cabaret shows and tango res
taurants was approved by Mayor Mitchell
today on the recommendation OF spe-
cial committee which recently investi-
cat ted the situation, This is an hours
grace over the o'clock closing law en-
forced during the Gaynor adm!nlstra ton,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

tic than mere censure, and Representa-
tive Volstead of Minnesota urged that
it carry provision expelling McDer
mott from the house. Other members
argued that the offenses charged against
McDermott were committed IN pre-.
vious congress, and that it was debata.
Bile whether the present congress had
authority to expel n member for such
cause,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
Births.

Roy n. Hutchiugs. 3ss East Sixth South street.
gill
girl
Q. X Trescdcr. Judge Mercy hospital, boy.
Il l., Parry, 2st2 Walnut street boy
Fred B Davis. 81 South Seventh West atrcet,
boy.
George Couiam. ll45 Laird avenue boy
Frank i Tnokctt aTI briggs avenue. hoy,
Adolph w Lindorff 35i South Seventh West
strcct boy.
John u. Cox. 2GS Second avenue girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

Chamberlain 8 Tablets for Constipation
For constipation, Chamberlain IS Tab
lets are excellent. Easy to take, mild
and gentle in effect. Give them a trial.
For sale by all dealers.
(Advertisoment.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
Second Degree Murder.

NEW YORK March 20,--Harry Schaef
fer. who confessed that he strangled t
death William 4. Martin, a Toronto
Canada. mllliner. was convicted OF muir
der In the second degree. Scha efTer wa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

cicty, part OF lot 10 block H. five.aore
plat ".....:..-..,,.s...,,. ........
Francis r. Carlisle 10 Homo Investment
company, lots 3. IS and Is G. per cent?.
part Of lot $. block I. ten plat -.
II. r. Clnrk 10 Merchnns' bank. all OF lot
4. Huxtop Place Observation-Disclosures.
John o Carlson 10 Lucy Maurer. part o,
section II. township south. range
west ..........,,,.. Observation-Disclosures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Loren Mnrteley. Bucktoot. Idaho. and paiuy A,
Hurley, Salt Lake.
Fred S. Rollins and Ann Proctor. both OF Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

Mrs, Solon Spiro will entertain with {
luncheon at the Hotel Utah today, fol
lowed by a theater party, in complimen
TO Mrs. Arthur Behal Of New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

The Girls Friendly society will have a
sale Of home made cake and CANDY this
morning al Keith O Bricn's store
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

Mrs. l.. 3. Mccormick entertained wit
an informal dinner at the Tennis club las
night IN compliment TO Miss Georg
Elliott OF st. Louis. guest OF Mrs, r, w
Salisbury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

Miss Denise Karrick will give q mas
querade cotllon for the members of her
chlldrens dancing class this afternoon at
Whitney hall. The parents OF the chill
dren are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

Mrs. Jennie S. Hill has returned fror
an extended trip TO southern California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

The Maxwell Mexican and Oliver o
q card party at the l. o. o. p hall to-
night at s o'clock. Members of c. A. f.
organizations and their friends arc in
Vited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

Miss Maud Fitch of Eureka is spend
Ing the week with Mrs. r w. Salisbur,
a her homo on East South Temple street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

Button or lace. in gunmetals or
patent feathers. A matchless
bargain group Of various odd
lines. Values TO $500. Quit
Business Price-sl % the pair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
NoRTHEAsr BENTON

The Ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church served dinner at tAe sale Of
Rena Newberry's Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavor Society ex
pect to have a Valentine party in
the new church annex.
Song service and prayer meeting
wiz be held Friday evening. Every
body welcome. Come and learn some
songs and worship together.
Mr.. Pearman expects to be with us
and help in the song and prayer ser
vice.
Mrs. Florence Stratton goes TO otta
va, Kan, Thursday TO visit a sister
in-law who is slowly dying with a
cancer.
Rev. Cameron preached two splen.
did sermons Sunday well worth listen
ing to and wei worth trying to live
up to. Hfif
We understand that Vim. Hall Is
going to move from the wfnkier
place soon. win TraseheA VIII move
onto the Old Calhoun farm where Mrs.
Eena Newberry now lives.
Mrs. Woodson is hsrs from st
Louis visiting her mother. Mrs. Trat,
chel, who lie very sick.
Dick Roberts Is moving onto the
place be recently purchased Of B. l.
Newberry.
Mrs. SIZE Sra4ton Is home again
after a visit In limos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

valuation rose to s7.94e.9 300. with tbs
farm land assessed at S3,7S4.090 ant
2i,209 head OF cattle assessed al
s279,710. That year there were IL,
567 head Of horses in the county val
ued at s30S 1926. The bank stock in
1895 was assessed at S41s, 900. In
1894, the total assessed value was
1902 less than in 's5 or 1897, $50.
Ia 1897. the assessed valuation
was less than In "a and '95. II was
only 1859. 1870 that year. Cattle ia
number Of 22,729 head were valued
al s2s7,00O ia 's7. The next year,
however, II rose and the county col
lector received taxes on $S.257, 500.
In 1901, though. It was less than
'sS the entire county being assessed
a 1928. $50. Cattle had risen, how
ever. and q. 9O2 head we're valued a
1857 In 1907 the total valuation
was ss,91s ,57i. the farm Land having
risen TO s~4.710.750.
BY 1913 the assessor had found eY
erything more valuable and bis books
totaled s 9.8G7. 4S5. The farm land las
year WAS valued at $6.15f,1 4 and 16.
Ga head OF cattle were assessed at
s246y070. For 1914 the total as
sessed value ~ Audrasn county is
s10.0S7,4S0 with farm Land assessed
at ~s5.zs0.35O and 1872 head Of cat
tie at s320,Is6.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
NoRTh EAcLE.

Rev. MarlaHd filled his regular al
polnlment at Santa Fe Sunday morI
ing and evening. Large crowds al
tended.
Mrs. Henry Imam OF near Molino
who died Tuesday evening was bur
led at Santa Fe Wednesday at
o'clock. Rev. Coil Of Perry preach
ed the funeral. We extend our sym
pathy to the bereaved ones.
The new telephone line was com
pleted into Santa Re Tuesday even
Ing. We shall have good service now
Arin Wilkerson Of Santa Fe ans
Miss Pearl Murphy Of near Santa F.
were united in marriage at Paris
Tuesday. We extend congratulate ons
tn the young couple.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
Assessed Valuation of Audrain
Almost Doubled in 81 Years

Since 1877, the assessed yahIatio
q Anarsin county has almost double
1T has grown from s5.1Os, S52 to sl(
9s7.ss9 Farm properly since 1873,
has grown IN value from 50, 4e2. 1896
70 s5.2sg,259 In 1914.
IN 1878 tbs total assessed yalua-
Too was s53is,as2. The taxes tha
yeay on the 500 valuation, exclus-
iFs d tbe school tax, sas as follows
state 4pc; coaniy revenue. zoe; inter
81 o. railroad bonds, soc; roads,
z9a, q total 81 gl.fe IN 1877. tie rail
ruaa bone tx amounted 10 Ss5, 1855
ard BY 1878 f had been reduced 4
s2g6fl7G
The yeas 1854 showed the tota
valuation iess than in previous
xaarE, property % the amount 81
staazTl7 eboslng On the aasessers
books. In taas year rs. 0Og head o.
cattle were assessed Al sS2s.9sO and
za.8gs hogs AZ 1896
~ 1880, the total assessed vslaa.
ton % AHdrasn had grown 70 5000
10 The farm Land that year was
assessed a ss.323.g70. There were
s2.Ssi head OF neat cattle in the
county 10 1900 valued at sos as. IN
1914 thcre are cnly 1872 valued al
$50. 1856. fewer cattle but valued high
er.
Ia Tie five years from 1890 The total
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
MoLlEo.

Jn0 Cavthon and family have NOV
ed TO their firm north Of MoIino.
There VIA be several houses In
Moline for rent this spring as the
town. folks are moving TO farms.
r. L. Robinson and family will move
TO Reed Massey'g farm and Joe Ply
bon's will move to the Muff farm, jus
west OF Molino.
Miss Emma Marshall OF Mexico was
the guest Of Miss Leota Weaver Tues
day; Of Mrs. John Cawthorn Wedes-
day Of last week. Miss Marshall re-
turned home Monday.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. r.
L. Robinson, Bob Heller and wife,
Clark Williams and Herman Worley's
baby, Mr. and Mrs. Helzer are con
Valescent
Mrs. Rube Spotswood of Mexico
visited relatives here last week.
DR.. Gordon of St. Louis preached
at Bethel Church, several nights last
weak
Dode Barnes sold Powell G. MW1dy
IS 190-lb. hogs at Sc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
OCCASIONAL A N
KODAK AND FILMS
LACE CURTAINS LAuNusas
%EXEcuronls MnrlnE.

Notice is hereby given tat q
ters testamentary upon the sas |
Joseph Barth. deceased, have
granted the undersigned, Id
Barth. by the Probate Court q
county Of Audrain bearing tas,
26th day of January, 1914.
All persons having claims tgzH
said es ate are required to tItH
them to US for allowance within Z
months after date OF said haa
or they may be excluded from =
benefit Of such estate and I d
claims be not exhibited with q
year. from the time Of the putts
lion Of this notice, they will " :
ever barred.
4S-4t Louis Barth,
Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

the Extension Division as a regular
course. This is a general course, in
GLIDING horticulture. soils and crops,
animal husbandry and other depart
ments of the work.
+ To women there are two courses
now ready; Modern Home Problems,
especially suited to the women Of the
towns, and Canning and Preserving.
suited to the women OF the farm.
There are seven other courses for
women that will be added In the fu-
.ture: Care and Feeding Of Infants,'
Feeding Of Children" Training Of
Children" Home Occupation Of Chill
dren," Laundry and Cleaning,
House Sanitation and House Decor.
alton"
W D Leo Is home from the big Den
yer Horse Show, where he was Judge
Of the saddle and harness classes.
Joe Considine sold ]. B. Rutter o
pair of mules this week for 1920.
]. B. Rutter, south of this city, sol
Harry Henderson, of Auxvasse, three
good mare mules for $3.50 each.
Uncle Pate Morris says this Is
the warmest winter We have had
here since 1877.
Fennewald Bros regular and ex
t~ensive shippers to St. Louis from
Audrain Co, Mo, marketed a con
signment of steers here Tuesday Of
their own feeding, which sold close
to the top Of the market. There
were % steers in their offering, av.
eraging 1897 pounds which sold to tn
st. Louis Dressed Beef Co. at 1915.
This firm needs no introduction 10
readers of the Reporter as their
name frequently appears Ii the col
umns Of this paper in connection with
the selling Of good beef steers. They
are very extensive feeders and
some Of the best friends OF the
local market listed among the many
patrons.-st. Louis Live Stock Re.
porter.
SOME Apirain farm boy should get
busy and be the first one of the thlr-
iteen boys TO enter the Agricultural
College at Columbia under the aus.
! pices Of the St Louis Republic. The
Republic has arranged matters so
that a Young man can take this
course at a nominal expense. Get
busy Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list OF advertised letters remain
ing unealled ior 10 the postoffIce a
Mexico, Mo, for the week eudln,
Jan. rs, 1914: +
Branham, Mrs. Pearl
Campbell Forrest G.
Cameron. Z. NJ. 4
Cunningham. Miss Els!e
Jacobs, ]. L.
Johnson, Mrs. WI
Nichols, Miss Mae
Paige, Mrs Earl
Randle, &c
Riley, IL ff#H
-~sprecher. II
Smith, Miss Elizabeth f..
simcoe, NJ. W.
Taylor, Mrs. II NJ
Tysdlng, Jim
Worrell, Mlsa Daisy
Willard, Francis
Respectfully.
n 8, WILSON,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

1925 a $50, with n few as high as
$3.50. the highest price paid here
since last spring The yearlings sold
largely at $500 a T.S5 with a few up
to $3.50.
Every shipment of the 'Starr'lambs
and yearlings this season no matter
whether fed by MIR. Starr or not sod
at the top Of the market. Several day
they came In competition with
lambs fed in the San Luis Valley,
Colo, and sold equally as high which
proves that his stock is all strictly
good. More Missouri farmers should
follow the example of Mr.. Starr II
they wish TO get into a money.mak-
ing business.-st. Louis Live Stock
Reporter.
March 7th a been designat.
ed as Missouri Hen Day" On that
day, the Missouri State Poultry Assoc
iation will launch a systematic annd
thorough educational campaign, in co
operation with the State Poultry Elk
pertinent Station at Mountain Grove
which will extend into every county
In the State. In order to properly
carry on this work, as we'll as to
promote the poultry industry locally,
the members of the State poultry as.
socitaion in each county will meet
and organize a county branch of the
State Poultry Association
J. T. johnson went to Rutter Brcs
sale, south OF Paris, Tuesday where
he cried the sale.
Clubs to study Agriculture and
Home Economics free Of cost will be
established in Audrain county throug
Farmer Rtask according TO a
statement just issued from the Col.
lege Of Agriculture at Columbia. The
eleven other farm advisors in Mis-.
souri, will also institute similar class.
es in their counties
The instruction will include texts
to study, outlines Of work in texts.
assignments and questions on the
work. To have the benefit OF grad
ing by the University, one OF more
members of the clubs may sign for
the regular course they are studying
as offered by correspondence by the
Extension Division.
The department Ia now prepared 70
supply clubs wishing 10 study agricul-
ture the Elementary Reading
Course in Agriculture"now offered by
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
NOTICE or SALE UNDER
DEED or TRps

NOTICE or SALE UNDER
DEED OF TRIa
Whereas, VIVA Fisher, a 70
by her certain deed Of trust S#
the 9Th day of May, 1890,
ly acknowledged and /
corded 10 the Recorders
flee Of the County Of Audrar
State Of Missouri tn Trust DEED
cord 20 at page 1874, COW
ed 10 the undefsss
Trustee the following n
scribed Real Estate lying and %
situate IN the County Of Audral'
State Of Missouri, to-wit'
Sixty te0) feet Off the sOata e
Of Lots Six 90 aud Seven 70
block Eight (s) In Iadd's Adll'A
TO Mexico. Missouri.
Which said conveyance was gay
trust to secure the payment daa
tain negotiable promIasory noe
gether with the Interest thereon =
No poe3 of Trpa fully deseIl'eA
And whereas, default haS
made in the payment OF the lop'
due upon the note mentioned sno =
scribed in said deed OF trust ~.
Ing to the terms and conditions ua1
Of and whereas the said VIVA r.
has been dead for more than nns
months.
Now, therefore, l, ]. G. LaAen-
The undersigned Trustee, at
quest Of the legal holder OF sala
10 hereby give notice that | will I
Friday. the Goth Day Of FsD'''s
1914,
between the hours OF 900 oelo's
n. and 500 O'Clock ? M Of
lay, sell said real estate at
'endue, to the highest pluua
ash, at the east front door Of th' 4 /
rain County Court House.
lily Of Mexico. Missouri, tor
Iurpose OF discharging the dep' /
ured by said deed Of trust II
crest due thereon, and JIG
I executing this trust.
sat J. @. Lakenah
Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
SMALLPOX LIGHT BECAUSE OF
YEARS or VACCINATION

DR.. Fred Griffin attributes the
light form Of smallpox in this city
and county dues in great part, &c
the fact that the two generations pre-,
ceding that which is suffering from
it now, had been vaccinated and
states science expects to eventually
eliminate the disease through this
method.
The report Of the State Board OF
Health for the months Of July, Au.
gust and September show only two
deaths in the state from smallpox,
and he aakes this as an evidence
that the foregoing statement Is true
He says that as we can inherit some
blood diseases to others, such as tn
berculosis, we are predisposed, II II
has been in the generation proceed.
ing us and taking these facts into co
sideration, it stands 10 reason vaccfn.
alton for smallpox and the serum
treatment to ward off other diseases
In one generation will predispose the
following generation against taking
the same disease. Most of the cases
of smallpox here today are where
there has been no vaccination or
where the vaccine apparently took
but in truth did not take but
there was merely infection from
another eource in connection with
the vaccination; this leaves what is
known az a smooth" scar. As the
vaccine is prepared to-day, the dan.
ger OF other infection is practically
eliminated.
In tho same three months that
there YER only two deaths from
smallpox ia the State there were
l0S from whooping cough. He believe
w~hooping cough should be qlarantin.
ed. He adds there Ia now a serum
treatment aglnst It which lmmuniz.
es for about 6 years. The serum
treatment, for typhoid fever, last
year, IN the United States Army. held
the number OF cases down TO three
in this vast body of men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
sklhNER..

Alvin Ehret afteT spending three
weeks here visiting friends depart
ed for home near Montezuma. la.
Henry D. Yoder Of Washington, la.
spent the past fortnight here the
guest OF relatives and friends.
Jasper Holmes entertained the
youngsters Saturday night with a
social hop.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King.
recently. a baby girl
Enoch King died Jan. IS. at 8 D. m
Of heart trouble. Died In a mo
ment and without a struggle. De
ceased vas in his 74th year.He leave.
a wife. three children: DR.. Neil Of
Kansas City; Mrg. Matte Ehret o.
Deepwater, la, ard Mrs. Kirt Botkinf
Of cenralia, a number OF grandchil-
dren and a host Of friends %
mourn his demise None will miss
him ike his wife who has the synpa
thy Of the entire vicinity. He pro
fessed faith in his master some
years ago and has lived up to that
faith since. Funeral was preached al
the home Thursday morning by the
Rev. Presser. his pastor, Of Hallsville
after which the remains were laid
TO rest in the Centraha cemetery. Mr.
King had his fa1Its. but many vir
tues. and will be missed by a large
circle Of friends. Mr.. Kings fathei
and mothers names were Enocl
and Martha. The father was mar
ried twice and to these unions four
teen children born only three
Of which survive, Daniel OF Kansas.
David and Martha Of Ohio. One o
his brothers proceeded him to tn
grave only two weeks.
Rev. Presser filed his pulpit a
Bethlehem Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev. Herndon filled his regu
lar appointment at Liberty sunda,
a week.
The Central School was closed OF
Friday on account Of smallpox preva
lence.
DR.. Strobe RAJ here last week ana
quarantined the homes Of Mr. Llerl,
and W. Il, Mallory. also closed ant
~fumigated the Central school house.
Mr.. Henderson Of Galloway wen
through here Thursday with a dozen
mules purchased mainly Of Carl shra
der Of Monroe county.
chas. Tanner has purchased tht
store here Of Harry Day. The IN
voice viii be made this week and Dot
session given next week
The many friends Of Tanner are
glad he win stay with us at our
little burg but are just as sorry to
see Harry Day and wife move ever
a few miles away. Harry win rent a
farm.
Charles BIedsoe erected a tele-
phone line from his farm west Of
here to Skinner where be tied onto
the Mexico line.
Our silo men have begun on their sil.
age and report that the stock want "a
run over each other to get to It when
they are feeding.
J. +. VIM win have a sale soon.
Feb. Ord, preparatory to moving TO
Montana. Sorry this excellent fam
lily are going to move from our midst
but commend them to the people OF
Montana.
Harry Heiser and family, Ray
Woods and sister. Miss Ruth, visited
at Chas. Tanners Saturday until
Monday.