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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
SAM LEWIS WILL BUILD.

The Examiner Ia pleased this week
"a be able TO announce that Sam L.
lewis has decided TO erect n two
story brick business block on Main
street, the contract for tho construc-
Idn Of which was LET last Tuesday 20
Thller Bros. of Paris. The block will
have o frontage Of 50 feet on Main
street and will be Ito feet 10 depth,
with full basement. Excavation was
begun yesterday, and the building II
to be completed ut the earliest date
possibls. The plans call for q strictly
modern store room on the frst floor,
while the seeond floor Ii 10 be fitted
up for the living apartments. Mr.
Lewis has long felt the need of new
and larger quarters, but nntll now be
hes never bean able 10 get his Affairs
In shape to warrant him letting The
contract for building. He hopes 10 b
In his new quarters In time for ths
opening Of che fall trade, when bs
will have on display . larger and
better stock Of merchandise than b.
has ever before carried.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
PEGRAM ITEMS.

Program, May IA a. A. Corey
was In Montpelier on business last
Thursday and Friday.
George Murphy has gone 70 out of
the sheep business, having sold all Of
bis sheep to John Miller.
A. N. Hill and George Murphy are
both ora the sick list with the grippe.
A. A. Corey, who has been here
looking after hls sheep interests, haa
returned 70 bis home in Salt Lake
leaving II. n. Corey IN charge oi
the sheep outfit for tile present.
LAwrenes Esterholdt and Geo
Smith have gone 70 work for tbs
Corey Bros. with their sheep outfit.
Herman Christensen, foreman q
Cranes ranch. has just returned fr0u
Utah, accompanied By bride and hi
sister.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
DISTRICT cOURT NOTES.

District court convened in Paris
last Friday morning with Judge Me-
Carthy OF Boise, presiding. The
case Of Thomas and Georgina Now
land VS.. Drs. Ashley & Cooley, hav-
ing previously been set for trial on
that date, the work Of empAnellng
the jury was begun immediately af-
ter the opening of court. Thos. l..
Glenn appeared - counsel for the
plaintiffs and Jesse Bulge for the
defendants. After the usual prelim-
mary proceedings, Attorney Bulge
filed q motion for non-suit. The
court over-ruled the motion, and the
taking Of testimony was begun on
Saturday.
This was suit to recover damages,
the complaint alleging extreme care
lessness and negligence on the part
of the defendants In the treatment of
Mrs. Rowland, as n result Of which
II became necessary TO amputAte
both of her legs--one above and the
other one below the knee.
| Quite q number were called to tes-
tify on both sides, including Drs.
King and Guyon of this city, for the
plaintiffs, and DR.. Middleton of Salt
Lake, and DIR. Ezra Rich OF Ogden,
for the defendants. The case went
to the jury about o'clock Monday
afternoon. After celebrating for
half an hour the jury returned to the
SQUIRT room and announced that a
verdict had been agreed upon in
favor of the defendants.
The case of Dave Humphrey, who
was charged with maintaining = CON-
mon nuisance, was dismissed on mo-
ton Nf the county attorney.
DEGREES of divorce were granted In
the case Of VIM. A. Hart VS.. Faye
Hart, and Mile Wycoff vs. Alvin
Wycoff.
The case Of VIM. Pendrey va. The
Dingle School district was dismissed
both parties to pay their own costs.
In the case Of Franklin Bulge vs.
the Utah Power d Light Co., this
court heard arguments In q genera
demurrer and took the matter undeI
advisement.
The case of Ezra Hoge VS.. Mosc
Lewis, for recovery Of property, WA
settled out of court,
Judge Mccarthy left for his home
in Boise on Wednesday, having ad
journed court until this morning
when Judge Bulge will preside.
The cases set for today are Frank
lin Dimick VS.. the Short Line Rail
road Co., and Hunter & Gray vs.. til,
same company.
Court will be in session all mex
week and probably longer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

From the Dempsey items Ia the
McCAmmon News we clip the follow
ing item concerning former Mont
pelier citizen: ''Geo. w. Carey, who
has been laid up for the past six
months with rheumatism, expects 70
leave the 18th Of this month for
Mobile and White Pine, Ala, to be
gone abont a month or six weeks. He
thinks the lower altitude and change
Of climate will prove beneficial TO
him.
Bryan Bros, who recently install
led electric power in their black
smith shop, are now prepared to
sharpen pillow shares, discs, lawn
mowers, knives, scissors or any old
thing that needs sharpening, In the
shortest possible time. For the bal
ance OF this month the price for
sharpening pillow shares will be from
IS to 80 cents and work done In from
Is to 80 minutes. Horse shoeing from
So to "a. All work strictly cash and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Messerlie are
preparing to oren . restaurant in
the building recently vacated by G..
s. Rogers, at the foot of Main street,
and they expect to be ready for BUSH
ness uext Monday. Mrs. Messerlie
Is first class cook, having had a
number Of years experience In some
Of the largest restaurants In Switzer-
land, and she promises that the meals
and service will be as good as there
is to be had in this city. The place
will be known rs the Swiss Cafe.
There are several distinct changes
in the most correct corsets this sea,
son. They will be recognized by wo
men of good taste in matters of dress
These corsets are the product of the
most expert corsetier in Paris today
Graceful in their lines, correct il
form, superbly made of the best pos
sible materials, they have no superior
anywhere. To-day we present til,
famous bon Ton" corsets in severa
new models that will appeal to wo
men who wish to be up-to-date in thu
most important matter Of style.-Th,
Golden Rule Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
GO TO THE COUNTY FAIR"
AT OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

Lack Of time prevents us from
making extended mention Of the
County Fair" which was presented
at the opera house last night. How
ever, we will state that the comedy
stunts and musical numbers were all
very good, and from the continued
hearty applause accorded the per.
formers, It Is evident that the iGrge
audience greatly enjoyed the enter
tainment. 1t will be repeated again
tonight, and another big house is AMI
ticipated.
Remember, the proceeds are to II
used In buying books for the public
library. The curtain will go NJ
promptly at s:I5.
Tonight all school children will b,
admitted for IS cents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
ny LLOYD LEHRHAs

Last Friday afternoon the Senior
debating team defeated the sopho-
more team In the final debate for ths
school chamionship. The question
was Resolved, That the Panama
Tolls Bill Should not be Repealed. /"
The Seniors upheld the negative aud
the sopbonores the Affirmative,
Mrs. TayloF's medal, for the BEST
girl debater. was won By Alice Bag
ley. and Mrs. Lanes medal. for the
best boy dsbateT. vas won BY Lloyd
LshrbAg.
Next week the flnal exams take
place, and eyerybody's hoping thsy
are exempt.
One more week Of school and fol
the Seniors, then whAtT
School i ending with . blsFe o
trumpets and loot Of horns. Every
thing seems 20 come alI In . bunch
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
DIAMOND.

Things are moving somewhat slow
In baseball circles, but the lndlca-
tlons are that within another week n
good team will have been lined mp,
and then practice will begin IN cas-
nest. 1.-THE grounds have been fenced,
the grand stand Is nearly complet.
ed and the suits will be here IN . few
days.
Plans are now under way for the
forming of fOur-team league, COM
posed OF Diamondvills, Kemmerer
Montpelier and Bancroft, and mex
week we hope to3be able to announce
tie date Of the opening game. Thu
executive committee has chosen q
i. Wright as manager OF the team.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
Second Meeting d Creditors.

Ia The District Court ~ Ne Unstsa
ssaaes for ths dlstrset a. ldah0. East
Urn diylaioa. In the matter d y. g.
i3onrns. voluntary tankrppE.
CO this 7sh day u May. 4. y. 1914 %
reading the petition q said bankraps
that b., aasd =. 6. Eoarns have ; fpTi
discharge from eli dshta pFovabAs
againss bis eaa@aa uudsE shs $50 Eaak-
Fups ed, exeeps sssrh Ashas thse Csc esr
espasd ~ law fFasa sara dlMshazks. i -
ordered b she csurs shas hearing he
bad up0a she same On tha i0th dMy -
ga$= a y. 1919 bsf0rw EAwtn T. Ma-
Ciaye, a n@sasae Ia Bankruptcy Ia 81
AIssTscE - the ofies 81 the HsfsFse 40
MGntpslisF, idaho. ~ sen o'clock la the
f0fsn0On and that eli kneNn creditors
aaa other psreoBa 10 lntsFeae may APP
pear ~ the HAid fifAe aud place and
ah0w eanse Il apy thay have why the
lpEsysF II the said petitioner akOald noe
BIO granted.
EDwIN Ia MeGI.AVs.
hsfsfes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
Modern Drug Company

Z Last Saturday Charlie Harris re-
ceived his official notification of APP
pointmont as receiver of public mon.
ey at the Blackfoot land Office, and
also the bond to fill out. Tne latter
was promptly executsd And forward
ed to Washington. and as soon as IL
is approved by the proper authorities
his commission will be sent to him,
AS 1t will likely be the middle OF mex
week before the commission arrives
Mr.. Harris says that he will not take
official charge of the Office until tRe
first OF next month. However, ht
and Mrs. Harris expect to go IL
Blackfoot next week SO as to get set
tied TO housekeeping before the d s
of June.
Fred vogel, who was injured I'D /
collision on the Bamberger electti
line, near Salt Lake, on the 9th p
December, was finally compelled y
submit to the amputation Of his LEI
foot. The operation was performed
last Tuesday In the Dee hospital a
Ogden, where Mr.. Vogel has bee
confined since the accident. Tn
doctors have done everything withil
their power to save the injured foo
and for some weeks past the indies
tions were that the broken bones wei
going TO unite, but an examinatio
Tuesday convinced them that an an
putation was absolutely necessar.
Word from there yesterday was
the effect that Mr.. Vogel was gettiu
along nicely.
The F. c. Hansen Co. handI,
i the celebrated Royal bread ,
s Salt lake; white, rye and gr
3 ham. Fresh three times = wee
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
Celebration Eorway's Independence
Anniversary.

Salt Lake City. May Is to IL. Ex-
cursiona vie Oregon Short Line.
Tickets ON sale from Utah points
May %, 10 and r.; from Idaho points
May IL, IS aud 10 Limit. May 10th.
See agents for rates and further par
lieulaFs.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

The Geneva fellows have again or
ganized themselves into q club for
mutual protection and are making
war on the squirrels. Jos. Tenscher
and Ernest Huff are the captains
and the hunt lasts until August 1st,
at which time the losing side will
pay for big supper and dance. A
an individual inducement the one
killing the largest number Of SPUR.
reIs will be presented with q
caIibre rifle.-Cokeville Register.
Why send your money out for -four
there is none better than the Mont
pelier Turkey Red fiour.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15
HITCHING POSTS REMOVED.

Tomorrow when the farmers come
to town there will be no hitchIng
posts on Main street for them to tie
their teams to, ~ the work of remoy-
ing the posts will be- completed by
tonight. However, they will find two
good feed yards, where they can tie
their teams-one south of the Sidney
Stevens Implement house and the
other one south Of the Montpelier
Livery Co.'S stables. There are also
a number Of other convenient hitch.
ing places close to Main street. Whils
it will seem inconvenient at FIRST
yet when the people become accus
toned to the new order Of things WI
imagine they Will like it better thai
the old way of hitching on Mali
street saaz-ssssss
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

Rsmsmbsr the Saturday night
dances at the pavilios; good NM
sc, good floor and coed order.
Strangers welcome. Tickets so
cenfa.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

Secondhand autos f0g sale 81 prize
- ranging from ESQ 70 ts00. -GFOo a
ToOmeF, Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

visiting at the home of her sister,
M. Malone. -------.------
A home for sale cheap on South
Ninth street. Inquire Of DIR. Guyon.
There is new son at the home of
r. ID. Orr of Sharon. He arrived last
Sunday.
Wall paper properly cleaned by 8.
G. Klmball. Leave orders at Whit
mans store.
Social dances at Strong's hall on
Monday and Thursday nights. We
cater to the best class of people.
Go to 1.-THE County Fair" at the
opera house tonight and see Winn
Staley make love to the widow. It's
great.
It is worth your while to see the
display of rings, carpets and linoleums
at the Vincent Furniture Co.
At the city election in Kemmerer
last Tuesday, @. Watt Brandon was
reelected mayor, defeating DIR. Mar
quis by 40 votes.
For sale, our S2O-acre ranch al
sharon. Write Miles Bros, Nonuan
Idaho.
The Sharon Lumber company II
now prepared to furnish all kinds O
native lumber. Phone 79-4.
It will be worth the price Of admis
sion to the County Fair tonigh
Just TO see Jim Pinkham in his Buste
Brown suit.
You will need refrigerator durin
the summer months. See our assert
ment and get our prices. -Vincen
Furniture Go.
You'll laugh until your sides ach
at the funny thugs to be seen at tn
County FAIR tonight at the oper
house. The price on admission onl
50 cents.
All the new dances are taught {
the dancing school which has iui
been established by R.. M. Rees
For information call ut the Golde
Rule store.
Caulifiower, cabbage, tomato al
flower plants for sale at Mrs. Burys
market garden, one-half mile nor
pfthe Examiners office.
Miss Genevive Hod returned Ia
Sunday from q months visit at Log
Ogden and Salt Lake. She also hi
he pleasure of an auto trip to
george in the Southern part of Uts
Ladies' and gents suits pressed,
paired and altered; gents suits q
made to order. Excellent mater
and low prices-Fred Seller, back
the pOstOfhce.
Attend the social ut the Seco
ward meeting house next Tuesd
night A good program will be r
dsred, and ice cream and cake v
be served. Admission and 10 Gel
II you want the blended WI
-four or il you want the genuine b
wheat -four we can furnish eithe
The Montpelier Milling Co.
Sam Lewis requests the Exami
70 announce that his patrons will
welcome TO hitch their teams In
yard ut the rear of his store, now
the hitching posts have been reno
from Main street. His yard viii
opento as many teams As can pc
bly, Ksk IN.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

Mrs John Scott of Salt Lake, is
visiting at the home of her sister,
m. Malone. -------~~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

A home for sale cheap on South
Ninth street. Inquire Of DIR. Guyon.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

Our vacuum cleaner does excellent
work and we give prompt attention
to orders. Vincent Furnitnre CO.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

There is new son at the home of
r. d. Orr of Sharon. He arrived last
Sunday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

Wall paper properly cleaned by 8.
G. Klmball. Leave orders at Whit
mans store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

Social dances at Strong's hall on
Monday and Thursday nights. We
cater to the best class of people.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, May ID. 1914

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Zumbrunnen of Sage, on Sun
day, May 3.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-06
Benton.
SUE.

VIII Movies will move to the
place vacated by Fred Quick.
Mrs. Gerald Andler has returned
from q visit with friends at Horton
and Wetmore, Kas. Gerald going over
and returning with her.
John Woods has moved to the II.
Is. Terhune place, the old Presley No.
land farm; Fred Quick to the Presley
Hix place, In Kimsey neighborhood.
He has bought the place, we are told.
"A party of friends Of John Nicols
and family, living on the Mrs. Ora
King farm, of both Benton and Lin.
coin, surprised them for Q farewell"
on Monday evening, carrying light re-
freshments. A very pleasant evening
was spent. Mr.. Nicols will soon move
to his own farm In Benton district.
Mrs. Emory Wicker entertained
last Thursday, Robert Emerson, wife
and daughter, Fannie, and sons, Mrs.
Bessie Staley and little son, Mrs. Bes.
sic Andler and little daughter. An
elegant dinner was served and very
enjoyable day spent. Rev. William
Russell called In the afternoon, and
his visit was enjoyed by oil, especially
- he q soon to leave for his homo
near Wichita, Kas. VERlTAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-06
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. by deed ~ trust. dated the .,th
day ~ pr'rmbcr, ipis, Rr,Ordcd In Hook ~
AZ page ". ~ ia. real .s,at,. rccords ~ Holt
q. t.hcufcuy ronvryrdio rlnun binswanscr,
trustee, the following described real estate,
lying, being and ituntr In the county ~
Two I.l aud Three tal ~ the Northwest quar-
ter aud the southwest quarter ~ section
Thirty 1871. Township sixty one ldil 81
Range Thi-ty.ninc 1881 with all acrrctlons
ticol acre, ~ land, In trust to secure the
nymcnt Of "a certain prunlssnry note IN said
deed ~ trust described
Aud whereas default has been made IN I'll.
payment of the Interest un said note
And whereas II i prov idrd IN aud by III.
terms ~ said Trust deed that III rhs- ~ the
refusal To net ~ said trustee aforesaid the
acting sheriff ~ Holt County, Missouri. nj
the request NJ the legal holder ~ said not.
may proceed Ia .,crnt. said trust
And whereas said Trustee has refused to
act aud execute said trust
Aud whereas !, the undersigned the legally
elected aud qualified -hVrn ~ the County
~ Holt aud state ~ Missouri. hay. been
requested Ivy the legal holder of said note a.
cNrcut" said trust and exercise the power "
sale In me vested 10y such refusal OF said
Trustee ANA tho terms ~ said Trust Deed
Now there fore no,ir. II hereby gwen that,
pursuant Ia the power vested In aud by
such refusal ~ said Trustee aud by the terms
of said Trust Deed aud pursuant To the re
quest ~ the lega, holder ~ said note VIII on
sArrH'Aaii RT1!IIIE, i sie DAY on
between the hours ~ eight o'clock In tho
forenoon and live o'clock In the afternoon ~
said day, At the Court House door In oregon
In the County Of Holt and state OF Missouri
sell the above described rea estate ~ public
auction, for cash. Ia the highest bidder,
q, T.. GE!.NlN,
sheriff of Holt County, Missouri.
First insertion March d, 1914.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-06
The Old Home Burns.

1t Is a little late In reaching us, but
II Is news, Just the same, to many OF
our readers. The old lden home, on
the Big Lake, was destroyed by fire
February -. and John lden's heart Is
almost broken, for 1t was here :he
spent his boyhood days, and had the
measles and whooping cough. and
green.apple cramps. The house was
occupied by Frank Grasty at the
time. They were able to save some
OF the contents OF the house. a Mr..
Snowden Grasty, son OF Frank
Grasty, occupying room In the
house, lost his trunk and all his
clothing. Mr.. Iden carried $500 In.
surance on the building and sl0O on
contents, which will not near cover
his loss. Mr.. Grasty's loss will be
about 800.
II was fortunate that wind condi-
lions were In Mr.. lden's favor. other.
wise his large Lake hotel would have
undoubtedly been burned, as II was
emters we're carried To the barn, and
close to the ball stand, and by vigil
lance and good work. they we're kept
under control. The fire was discov.
cred by Mr.. Iden on lis return from a
field, and gave tho alarm.
1t might have been worse, John.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-06
The Tie That Binds,

Recorder IIibbard issued licenses ID
the following parties during the
month OF February:
Ramsay, OF Oregon, February ~, 10y
Rev. ". Z. Meyer.
Hutton. Chas. H., OF Fairfax. and
Minnie Walker, Of Mound city, Feb.
ruary -.
Hughes, Sam, and Fern a. Traub,
Of Oregon, February -, by Rev. VIM.
II, Ilite.
iiornedale. Charley H., Of Farra.
gut, Iowa, and Blanche T.. johnson,
Of Corning, February III, by Jacob
King, \. i.
Hurst, VIM. W., and Maude ".
HOFFMAN,, February l., by Rev. W.
l.. Meyer.
Karsten. Jno. H., Of Richardson
county, Neb., and Martha Ernsting,
Of Holt county, February IL, by Rev,
L. T.. schmidt
Harms. Oman. and Clara BOOK, Of
Mound City, February -, by Elder
Alfred -. Kuhn.
Mcconnell, Il. L., and Miss Nerna
Ross, Of Mound City, February I, 10y
Elder W, T.. Holden.
Matthews, Frank, and Ora Ware,
Of Oregon, February Ia, 10y Rev. j. H..
Thompson.
Ohlensehlen, Aug. aud Tena Rebel,
OF Craig, February Is. 10y Rev. i. T.
schmidt.
Rhodes. Charley. Of Fortescue, and
Agnes Mosier, Of Forest City, Febru.
AIRY l., 10y Is. +. Morgan, J. i.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-06
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Lester u. Rogers aud Em.iyn
Rogers his wife, nv their certain deed ~
trust dated January 18th tNa', recorded IN
Nprk ~, page 81 Ia THE ollie ~ Recorder Of
llrv,lS within aud fnr Holt County state Of
Missouri. conveyed to lic undersigned trus-
tee, In trust tu secure the payment Of their
prumisSnty note Therein described. aud the
interest thereon, tie fuliuving described
real estate, situate AMI wing aud bvinH IN
the County ~ Holt. state ~ Missouri, tU-wit /
lots Four ~ aud Five 10 In Sc,tiun Twenty.
i've C.il and III" Northeast quarter ~ the
-put beast quarter ~ section Twenty SiN tsdI
~ Township sixty VaN ~ Range Thirty .scVrh
az
Aud whereas drfaul, has been made In the
payment Of the note Ia said trust deed
described, and IL" Interest thereon. and
whereas the legal holder ~ said not" hls ~.
puDstrd mr ~" undersigned To- rN,Y'ut" I'll"
powers Conferred uprn ~" 10y said trust deed
aud srll the real tSthi" herein lstprv aud IN
said trust deed described.
Nav therefor" ~ the request ~ the legal
holder ~ the not" aud IN pHt>uHnr" NJ III"
provisions uf said trust deed aud the author
ity In me- vested, viii ~
sNrrRiINN. TliI .sth DAY on
MARCH. irii
h.tNDrn the hours ufp n'rlnrk In the fore.
uuin aud u'rlprk In the Afternoon ~ that
day u, the front ruuri huu~r dpnr IN the CITY
~ Oregon, Holt County, Missouri, hy puhli'
N"ndur, 10 thu highest bidder for cash H.
hand, sell said real r>tat" Tor the purplsu Of
executing said trust. GRANT CONWAY.
". u. tK,,~-, Attorney, Trusi-c.
First insertion March u. IVA
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-06
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Martin Graham aud Dclphia Ann
Graham, his wife, 10y thrircrrtiln Trust Deed,
dated February al>t, 1918 and recorded IN the
Recorders office, In Holt County, Missouri, on
February aith, 1913, In Hook l.l NJ page l.i,
conveyed Ia the undersigned Trustee the
East half ~ the Northwest quarter and the
southwest quarter ~ the Northwest quarter
Of section Two 90 In Township tifiy nine lba
~ Range Thirty-eight Csl, Holt County, Mis-
souri,, In Trust, Ia secure the payment OF
the three pronlssDry notes In said Trust Deed
described, the first ~ said notes being due Ons
year after date, aud, Whereas, II II provided
In said Trust Deed that In case ~ the default
In the payment uf said notes or Of the interest
thereon. 0n any day when the same should he.
come due. then the whole sum ~ secured
should become due and payable, and the said
Trustee, at the request 81 the legal holder OF
said notes should sell the said property To pay
said debt aud cost Of executing said Trust,
And, Whereas. the hrst Of said notes, with
Interest, Ii due and unpaid aud the Interest on
the remaining notes IL IN default. and the
legal holder OF said notes has requested me 10
execute said Trust, Now Therefore, notice Ia
all persons IN hereby given that ] will on
MONDAY. MARCH 3oth, 1914,
Al the North Court House Door. In the City OF
Oregon. Holt County, Missouri, between the
hours OF o'clock A. NJ. and I o'clock y. NJ. OF
that day sell said real estate to the highest
bidder lcash In hand, 70 satisfy said debt aud
". II, RICHARDS,
Trustee.