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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Napier and Vicinity.

Arthur Paxton visited Albert
and Clyde, Sunday.
Fred Cottier tells us he has 30
acres OF corn TO replant.
John Book and family spent Sun.
day with Ezra Martin and family,
Some think the rain, the last few
days, has ruined all the little taters.
Fred Cottier spent Saturday night
and Sunday with home folks and best
friends.
Lee Byrd Is working for the rail.
road company. lie is night man at
the pump.
Claude Brown, OF Bagby, was call.
Ing on his Grandma Brown, one day,
last week,
Mrs. Mayhue and daughter,
Craig, are visiting their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Joseph Huller, at present.
Those in this neighborhood who
have their alfalfa cut down are; Fred
and George Cottier and Frank Skeels,
and 1t is down yet,
George Bush is certainly a rust.
Ter, Tuesday morning, while 1t was
raining so hard, he was telephoning
for hay hands; make hay, George,
while the sun shines.
Cad Mccoy took dinner with Mrs.
]. J. Brown, Friday, and spent the
afternoon with Frank Skeels, but
Mrs. j. J. wasn't without company
for Mr.. Moses Haynes came for q visit
In the evening. MEMO.
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New Point and Vicinity.
May Botkin returned from Cherry.
dale. Kansas. TnesdaN-

May Botkin returned from Cherry.
dale, Kansas, Tuesday.
-Mesdames Ida Acton and Mabel
Field we're In Oregon. Friday.
Lydia Acton lief, for Kirksvillc
Monday, lere Size will attend sch,ol,
this summer
Frances Terry came up from st
Joseph, Wednesday Of last week, re.
turning Friday
Owing TO tie rains tie what,
Way pIcnic, at Mound CITY. vas IN.
definitely postponed.
-Claud BENDER and wife aud Fred
Davis aud wife visited at tie T.. T..
Davis home. SUNDAY.
julia kunkel Is visiting at home
for a short time. She and her sister.
Ruby, will BOTH return West soon.
MIR FartliIng came up from st
Joseph. Friday, to visit With the fam.
ilyoi lis sistet.in.lsw, Mrs. Ida Acton.
There viii he preaching al tie
FaifNie" church, next Sunday. May
10, at II O'Clock, 10y Rev. Brown, Of
Maitland.
Misses Nelle pfus,map and Anne
Xii lir aud MrsSr,. VA Never and
Dick Dub,nS we're entertained a, the
home Of l,di. Acton. S,tufd,, eve.
ming anG SUNDAY. An,on, who ever
visited a, lie Aripu Irrr su,Ns
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Under the x.Ray.

Charles ". Anibal, wife and daugh.
ter. Josephine, aged II years, OF
Craig, were IN ST, Joseph, Monday,
last, In consultation with DR.. Daniel
Morton, In regard TO an injury re-
ceiyed by Miss Josephine, while
coasting at school, the Friday before
last Christmas. She was riding on q
sled with o number Of other children,
when they were ran into by another
sled with several children upon u,
the result being that her neck and
shoulders were injured, and since
which time her neck has been stiil
and bothered her . great deal. An
examination by N.ray was made, but
the doctor would not express an opin.
Ion IS to the gravity or seriousness OF
the arrangement until he made q
thorough study OF the picture. Miss
Josephine Is an extremely bright and
popular young girl, and we sincerely
hope that the trouble can be cor.
rected without much pain, II any, and
that she will soon be oil right again,
and this hope will also be INDUCED In
by the many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Anibal, and by the many schoolmates
and friends OF Miss Josephine.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Trustees Sale.

MiEEIN~, David H. Kelley aud Flora a,
Kelley his vile. hy their 80 rttih nr,d ~
rIust dated Mar'll plh. i"i:, r,s'uId"d In III"
k,suuiut' uilrr ~ Holt county, Missouri. IN
iSsik ~ ~ page H., uu the IN day ~ Marh
ipl.. conveyed in the undersigned rtusir"
the fulluNtuE ,i",,r'h'd real estate ,iiuHt" IN
tinli county, Missouri, tu-wlt'
The south hilfu f he southwest quarter ~
>rrtlm Eleven n IN Township ~ y'nin"
- ~ kausu Thirty seven o. In Trust H.
>'p'utr iltr d"hi ~ lN"uty'tNn Hundred
.saH lplllr>, - rNid,urrd ~ th"uu prom
is>urS note ih'tutu described, iuv nN" Years
Hftur,iiiI
AMI MIiIRENS II i pro, idrd IN said
Decd ~ Trust hat II the tirst puTtir, should
fili ~ rfus' ." ply ~" said not" 80 III" IN
t"trsi thereon ~ my day When tie same
should lH',riiur due uud payable according IT,
~" tenor dHi, and ul,ti ~ said note then
the whole sum should h'rpWr due und pay.
Hhlr aud The said trustee NJ III" request uf
the lrgh holder ~ ,nld note >hnull proceed
tu sull the property IituNr dUsrtlhrd ~ any
part thereof 10 ch,li, hrsi living thirty dry.
puhlir notice ~ the time, terms aud pine" ~
sale aud the prpp"riy Ia hr sold, by hGNrf.
tlsrurnt IN Npin" n"w>psprr printed nnd
published IN >nid county ~ Holt and cNrrut"
i deed In Zee simple ~ the property sold t.
NSD WIiEREAs default has been made h.
The payment ~ the Interest du" IN said note
aud the holder has declared the whole sun
due aud payable under III. provisions ~ III"
sad trust deed aud has requested me o.
execute said trust,
NOW TIFREFORE notice Is hereby given
that !, the undersigned Trustee VIII. on
Monday. June 9TH, 1918.
br,wrru the hours ufP 4. ", and I J.. 81" %
Court House door IN tie city Of oregon Holt
County, Missouri, for cash for the purpose oi
paying said debt aud interest aud the cost o'
''''''''N WI" RAYMOND II, cALKINs.
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Forest City.
NERO.

Miss Bette Beeler visited Sabbath
with Miss Lola Landers.
Miss Inez Alkire, Of Oregon, Wis.
tied with relatives here, Sunday.
Miss Florence Miller, Of Mime.
sofa, Is here on an extended visit with
her many relatives.
We understand that Miss Ruth
Campbell will teach one OF the rooms
In our school the coming term.
Quite few Of our people we're In
attendance AT the commencement ex.
ercises OF the Oregon High school.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy wilkes and
little son, Thomas Merlyn, spent sun.
day with Mr., and Mrs, a. J. Landers.
Miss Sadie Hunt will teach the
coming year AT Forbes, and Floyd
Goldman viii have charge Of the Union
school,
Miss Bette Beeler left last Tues.
day for Maryville, to attend school,
She was accompanied by Mrs. Il. T..
FitImaurice.
The Baptist children will have
their Children's Day exercises, Sab
bath evening, June Il, A most excel.
lent program Is being prepared and
they most cordially invite all to At.
tend.
Misses Grace Finer and Lula
Crawford and Mrs. Arthur Cotton
will have charge OF the Children's
Day exercises OF the NJ. +. Sunday
school. They hope TO have II the
second Sabbath In June.
CLEANER.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, David u. Kelley and Flora A.
Kelley his wife, by their certain Deed OF
Trust dated March .,h, iels, recorded In the
book ~ NJ page no ON the nth day o. March,
Igi.. conveyed 10 the undersigned Trustee
the following described real estate situate IL
Holt County Missouri. to Wit
The Nortleas, Quarter q the southwe,t
Quarter and the southeast Quarter OF North
west Quarter Of section Eleven 40 IN Town
ship Fifty nine go of Range Thirty seveu
Hundred t.i,O0l Dollars, as evidenced by tn.
one promls>ory note therein described, duo
live years after date.
AND WHEREAS II l. provided IN said
fail or refuse tn pay the said note or the In
terest thereon on any day when the same
should become due and payable according ~
the whole sum should become due and pay.
able aud the said trustee nj the request %
tho legal holder OF said note should procced
TO ssii the praper.y hn ave descri9ssd or any
public notice ofthe time, term, and place OF
sale and the property to he sold, by adyer-
tisement IN some newspaper printed ann
. deed In Zee simple Of the pnpperly sold Ia
'' ASD WHEREAS default has been made Ia
the payment Of the Interest duaon said not
and the holder has declared the whole sum
duo ana payable under the provisions ~ the
said trust deed aud has requested me to
execute said trust,
NOW THEREFORE, notice II hereby given
that |, tn" Undersigned Trustee VIII, on
Monday. June 7th. 1915,
between the hours Of . A. NJ, aud y, NJ, Of
that day sell the said property NJ the North
Court House door In the CITY OF Oregon. Holt
County, Missouri, for cash for the purpose 90
paying said debt AID interest and the cost Of
RAYMOND r, cALKINs,
Trustee,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Monarch.


Everything looks fine, after this
tine rain.
-Mr. jess Storey was In Noda~ay,
saturday.
Jap Garner was In Forbes, one
DAY tliS week.
Mr Fred Hughes aud family we're
! IN Midway, saturday
Miss Niaa Smith visited Miss
Nellie Black, SUNDAY.
Mrs Iipri. A.hvo,u, ,s,,od
home folks. one day, Ills week.
NJ, Eme,so, IJ,,hos and s,s,,,
Miss AMI. cor. 4, nr.,o, r,,da.
Mos, o,u. ,.,r,,s ..,,,a ,...
ar. ,.,,,,,, ,,,ly Co. 90, ,n.I.,t,,i,,,
e., -.
v.ro ia y,,a,.,, s,,n,,a, a,.,,,.'
,., g..
.,' ~. ,''''", N','" h'>
E''"npa'e"'S' MI anu Mrs l'uuech'
a., 60,
"a'''' .,a' o"Si''esS a
v "a'"e' = "o''""!' anu a'so
''s'o''
"o'''eo w "a> oeeh "ork'
"'h o'el ~ Tue 'u'a'' grave yard
WV psS' WEN
Mrs. Lewis Steeby and children
'>'''o WIN i'e' s's'er' hrS' Hno'ph
W "''o'' 'o'''a!'
There Is prayer meeting al
Monarch every Sunday at ) O'Clock
w. "' hN''!oo"S come
John Garner and son. Roy. were
a. Ills daughters Mrs, Roy Siccby
saturday Night aud sunday
MIS- Josh thi,coai. daughters,
Misses Violet and Roxy, and son
'.lltuh, we're ~ oregon, lfiia!.
Mrs. Jane, Smith visited viii her
daughter, MIR. ora Graham. this week.
Size reports Tire arrital Of 4 line baby
Toy!
Mrs. BIanclie Callrns and baby, of
near NOdaway. have been visiting the
pa, week with her mother. Mrs. JOHN
Patterson.
rI,,s. I'm, ,i,,,.d ,, A.. II,,,I ,s
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Badly Burned.

Last night, about s o'clock, Mrs.
George Olin, who lives In north edge
OF town Was very badly burned In
lighting Q fire In the cook stove. She
was alone at the time OF the accident.
About three.hfths OF the skin ON her
entire body was burned of, All OF her
clothes which she wore we're burned.
DIR. Perry Is attending her and .
trained nurse from st. Joseph came
this morning to care fer her. She Is
In q very bad state and slight hopes
for her recovery are entertained
News.J efYersonian, May 20.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Forbes.

We underst and that several OF our
band boys have their instruments
ready for practice
There Il some talk OF building a
garage, We hope II will he more than
talk and become a reality
Johnnie Wilson las remodeled the
whitmore restaurant and moved his
barber shop TO the same building.
Mr.. Wilson Is q good barber and
restaurant man,
Two nephews and three nieces OF
Mrs. DR., J. q. Walker motored over
from Sparks, Kansas. Sunday evening,
May III, TO pay Mrs. Walker and fam.
lily . short visit. They returned the
following day.
--Messrs. william and Winfield
Gossett are remodeling the old Price
building. A part OF II will be occu.
pied by the post oi,ice, and It Is re.
ported that q bank and dry goods
store will occupy the remainder.
Now, with all these improvements,
why can't Forbes have . cement side.
walk up Main street? Everyone will
admit that cement walks are the best
and cheapest In the long run. II they
are, let usget together and have them.
A Township Sunday school con.
vention Will be held at the NJ. Il,
church, Sunday, May 30. An all days
program Is promised. Come, bring
your dinner and let us have an old.
time basket dinner. Both young and
old are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Quite a number OF the wheat fields
are being plowed up on account OF the
IIessian iiy? This pest was brought
here In straw ticks by the Ilessians
during our Revolutionary War. II
we are still suffering from a war that
occurred over a hundred years ago
how long will Europe suffer for Its
present carnagey
A Forbes ROOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Burr Oak.

CLAY Moser spent Saturday In
Mound City.
Nick Stene and Sam Alkire have
been catching . few nice fish In the
last few days.
Marshal Crews sawed wood for
Charlie Rhodes and Henry Bowles,
last Saturday,
II. A, Bowles and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Blachly and daughter, Esther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Lunsford
and son. Floyd, are visiting J. L, and
s. w. Ammo and families, this week.
Mrs. Oscar Lease spent Saturday
and Sunday with her father, Mr.. G.
A. Moser, and her sister and brother
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Rhodes,
We are sorry to learn that W. r.
Hopper. who went home with his son,
Jim, one day, last week, has been
quite sick ever since lie got to Ness
City, Kansas.
Jake Million, who formerly lived
In this county, but afterwards moved
to Hamburg, Iowa, was killed by dy'
Mantle, one day, last week. We have
not learned the particulars yet
Jim Sinclair and family entertain
ed q large number Of friends and rela
tives at their home, Saturday evening
Miss Bonnie Sinclair, a bride'to'be
will leave here the last OF this week
for Colorado, where she expects tc
make her home In the near future.
Eco.
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VIII Close.

We. the undersigned business men
Of the City " oregon, al the reques,
Of Chris Meyer Post, q. A. H., OF
Oregon, hereby agree TO close our
places Of busine and keep them
closed during the Decoration exer
cises, from 1000 a, NJ. to 1900 ". on
saturday. May -, 1913:
Ietree Bros,
Oregon Drug Co,
kreek Il llasness,
L. g. Frye Il Sons,
u. N. Martin,
Daw son.Campbell Clothing Co.,
look. Rocker Bank,
Harvey Evans,
&. ". King,
Il. L. Price, Hardware,
Dawson 4 Moore,
Citizens Bank.
The Sentinel Printing and Publish
Ing Co,
]. Is. Runyan,
Iurrier 4 Schultz,
schultz n Kunkel,
Carey T. bunker,
Frank Foster,
Moore \ kreek,
h, q. Phillips,
titts. bunker Mercantile Co,
T.. h. Richards.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Hundreds OF Acres Under Water.

The hard continued rains OF the last
few days, so we are reliable Informed
have put the Rig Ditch, Kimsey and
Cannon creeks out Of their banks and as
a result hundreds OF acres OF corn,
wheat, alfalfa and hay lands are I'M
der water, south OF Bigelow and ex.
tending down below Napier. The
creek that runs through Forest City
was also out Of its banks, caused by
clogging at the railroad and wagon
bridges, the water running through
the Ice plant, park, and was over the
platform at the depot.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Trustees Sale.

NllIREN>, Waiter IltSiuautirr. % single
man, hN MS l'rd ~ Trust, dated the ~ dnv
the E-'ut,i,r ~ li"rd> ~ Iln.i county,, Nl,,
>ntti, ~ Huph ~ ~ plg" 'sti.ruulryrd 10 ti,,
uudrrSlgu"i Trustee, t. sy,'ut, The payment
~ the nnr IN said Decd 81 Ifu,t d,s,',Ii.5d
aud II the Interest thrr,un. ~, t,,IuNin.
I.N'tll"d r'nl estate, situate IN iluit County,
Missouri, to Wit
beginning NJ u paint 10 rndS aud ~ i,r
>huil and Is ru'ls . feet west ~ ilIr Nurih,,st
corner ~ -'t'tiuu Twenty seven q iu Town
,hir IVY ga 80 Hams Tliry."islh - B
iluurr Nurti >,N,uiN.UN, 80 feet. thence,
Fast Nv" hundred andsnr 81 feet L. the
h'hZ" t"urri ihrnrr ~ruihN,Ntrrly along
sai'l hrtig" frnrr Ninety and - ~ f,tt
I" th" commencing. "Nrrptlus the radNnN
sold un uf tie >uuthN',t corner ~ ,lId trn,t .
Al>n commencing ~ r'si> aui ~ bet >nuti
tnd H. rHi> links West ~ the Northeast
corner ~ >nld ~rriluu fWuutN ssrNru :.
Nhi'h point t,ilr southeast ,'nrurr 1T the
tract htrt"fur' sold ny SAID grlnl"i iu said
GRANTEE, thri'" south ~ West 4 feet T.
ilruft Nnfth -, : West -. feet. thrttrr
East tut The beginning
Al>u l'glunlus Pc. West and one rh 20
links south ~ Isilut ~ rpus n links south
and II rods Vast ~ th' Northeast ,'ufurr ~
section Twenty ~"N'n - TuNushlp ~iNty
~ Range lhltiy.'islt e theme" Nurh
,s'vs N'>l lrn> - llths thence NuTth -
West rHl> d.v luk>s tl,urt north 10,
West ~ the NuiilINtH,t corner ~ q tra't
decided tu gruutur, hririu ~ shown los decd
~ record ~ lhwk - 40 page 3D. thrurc
south a. West - feet tlirurr In south.
ra>i direction ton puim south 10, West h.,
Rect frIu brgluuiug thence North 81, I,>t
To- feet Ia beginning aud
NiiIRIN- Dvfluli h., h,ru made In the
payment ~ the Interest uu said note, accord.
ins ln the tue tenor, dat, aud vilrrt there
~ aud
WliEREAs, u was prNiuud IN aud 10y the
trru> ~ said deed ~ Ifust thai should the
iit>t party fnll ur rrfu>" IT, pay the said IN.
tCf"st Ot any part thereof WHEN the sane ~
amy part thereof should become dur aud
payable, according " the true tenor, dat,
iilu rnrrt ~ >lld note, then the whole ~
said n.tr shnuln buumr durand payable, aud
WHEREAS, Tie uwt"r ~ said not" has
elected t. dc'lHrr the whole ~ said note due
aud payabl. On account ~ the default Ia the
payment ~ the interest thereon, aud has re-
'Iursted me- Ia execute the power vested IN
me by said Deed ~ Trust. 10 sell said real
estate ANA OUT ~ the proceeds ~ said sale
pny tile lndcbtrdnrss secured thereby,
NOW THEREFORE,, In compliance with
said request, aud under tbs power vested In
me hy said Deed Of Trust, ! viii, on
Monday. the 28th Day Of June. 1918.
NJ the Court House door In the City ~ ire
gon, Holt County. Missouri, sell said real
estate, Al public venduc. To the highest hid
FRANK pETREE.
! Trustee.
First publication, May =. 1913,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice Is hereby given to all land
owners In the Squaw Creek Drainage
District, No. !, Holt County, and
State OF Missouri, TO meet on
FRIDAY. JUNE 18th. 1915,
at 200 O'Clock p. M, at the Exodus
School House In School District No.
40, In Holt County, Missouri, In said
Drainage District, for the purpose Of
electing one supervisor and for the
term Of eyesyeahe. H. ~.
Done By order Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of Squaw Creek Drainage
District, No. l, this 9Th day Of May,
1916. JOHN s. SMITH,
(sEAL) Attest. Chairman.
r. L. TELLER, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
For Sale or Trade.

A modern slx.room house, nearly
new, closets, pantries, electric lights,
good well, stable, hen house, three
fine laying lots, In splendid location,
In town OF Burlington Junction, MO
Good railroad service. For further
particulars call on or address,
ii. z. CHAMBERLAIN,
Oregon, Mo-, Route I.
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Notice,

My wife, Laura Leona May Huff.
man, having left my home, without
just cause, notice Is hereby given that
/ will not be responsible for snydebts
contracted by her. (Signed),
WALTER HUFFMAN.
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q. w. GARNER,
Owner and Keeper.
Trustees Sale.

MliIUfNs Do, Ir,U - rrrs dated thu
si.' dFN ut iuN lriI. tru OF rtHrI be- itpt
e ~ utav 10 ~ ~, ftt| estate f,#HHrts ~
Hot County. Missouri. Iulu ktIItuH,f aud
iutdv.iH u t|Ituurr. w. WIFE, conveyed a.
G,' " Urivu,, Trustee. ~, iu'IuW IUg de.
lu th' HnuriN q Holt. aud state - Missouri.
tu.wl' rh' southeast outri'f -, - the
Nufil,bs' quarter NJ ~ -rrtfun ilirtys
uur " o. IuWu~ilp ~iNtN tNu |u... ~ Range
GhiftN .ulUt 90 100 trust 60 s'tuI'V 't' pIN.
U"ut ~ IL certain uutv - l4Nv Hundred So
buI.Hr, lu stld deed ~ trust fllIN uust'rtsd
That 10 l. uttN .u,ti IN aud ~ th' ttft su'
drt'h. f"fust' IT, a,i. disability ~ nuNs is-
~ the IL si,' utu'd. the ~h'fin ~ Holt
County ssiufI WlHtHtN '". H. uNif" aud
acting when the legal holder ~ said mote
may trtIti,>t ~" sale ~ said property, pur
suIut To- tie prNis uus ~ said deed ~ trust
trust that i,s, " uriyr> the trusi,u
named, TIA, In writing refused ~ act a. surl
trustee aud execute tie piN1fs To- him dele
gated hy the tUttuSU ~ said trust deed That
default has teen 'undr IN the payment ~
the Interest uu aid uutc aud the legal huld,r
thereof ht~ requested me to- UNUr,'isr the
p,Nrr III "a" H. ne vested ~ IL" terms ~
>utd trust Ur'tis
NuN Their, t,tr. uptirr J. hereby snru that
pursuant To- TIL power vested N ne ~ sail
deed ~ trust ana pursuant To- the request ~
thu legal hnIdvr nfsnid note, I Will uu
Saturday June 9Th, 1913.
NJ the front duur ~ the Count House IN the
'uNnf oregon, Holt County Missouri, he
isr"u the hnurs NJ nine nrl,s'k ~ the fur,f.
uS'u tnd me- "rl"'k IN ~" afternoon ~
said date, sell ~" ultuNr dus,'tlhrd real ~
TOT" ~ puzzle auction Tor cash H. The high"st
hidd,r. q, T. uLLNlN,
sheriff aud Artius Trustee
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28

Mrs. s. +. O'Fallon Is visiting In
st. Joseph with relatives and friends.
Miss Nina Wright left Wednes-
day Of this week for . few days visit
with her parents In Moran, Kan.
Since our last issue the following
have purchased Ford Touring Cars,
fully equipped, from the Reeves.
Bragg Auto Co., OF Oregon and Mound
City: Will Hill, Fortescue; Joe II
Murray, Oregon; Henry Metcalf
Maitland; Doc Swope and Ed Smith
Mound City.
charge OF the sixth grade In our pub
lie schools, the past school year, left
Monday for Maryville. where she will
attend the Normal. She has been re-
employed and will have charge OF the
seventh grade In our schools the com
Ing school year.
The rainfall for this month, ~
is seven inches, This Is the
heaviest May fall since 1913 when the
rainfall for the month measured 81
inches, May 1914, We had only % o'
inch. The heaviest May rainfall al
this station was 1906 Inches In 1896
and the next heaviest was r. ~ inches
| In 1908.
Charles Stephenson and wife, AM
her children, Leila and Ray. tool
their departure Wednesday, for thei
new home In Los Angeles, Calf, bu
will first take In Seattle, Tacoma, the
San Francisco fair, and other sight
of the Golden Slope. 1t Is dearly be
loved family, and their many friends
will wish them well, but win pra,
that they may see their way clear L
return here for a permanent resi-
| danca
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Old Reliable
BLACK JIM.

BLACK Jim Is a mammoth Kentucky
Jack. u Years old. black With w.Iite
points, heavy bone. stands lA hands
high, weight go pounds. sruved
himself = per cent foal gefter last
season. He has been eSamidfd by 4
veterinary and pronounced - being
free from hereditary, infectious. con.
unsoundneSs. . ID
BLACK Jim will make the season OF
1915, at my home, one fourfh mile
west Of the Monarch. school house,
. miles ives, OF NodaWay and miles
southeast OF oregon.
TERMS 500 TO insure live colt
Parties dispoSing Of mares or remov.
Ing them from the county, sci vice
becrmes due and payable at Cnce.
Mare and colt will he held for service
fee. Care taken TO prevent accidents.
but not responsible should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
The Methodist Episcopal Church.

In spite OF the rain on last Sunday
morning there was a good audience
TO hear the memorial sermon preach.
ed for the g. A. II. post, and a fair
attendance at night to hear the ad.
dress given In celebration OF the
twenty.si sixth anniversary Of the ZIP.
worth League. Prior to 1850 there
had been five different organizations
Of young people In the Methodist
Church. In May OF that year rep
met at Cleveland, Ohio and effected
the united organization and after dis.
cussion adopted the name OF ZIP.
worth League"
There will be Sunday school
preaching and Epworth League de.
votional services At the usual hours
next Sunday.
j. W. ANDERSON, Pastor
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Have You Ever
Been TO Yellow
stone Park?

Did you ever go coaching
through this great. natural
wonderland" Have YOU ever
seen the soul stirring can.
yons. the wonderful lakes
and waterfalls. the uneX.
planned geysers and colored
pools of the Yellowstone.
Have you ever enjoyed the
health giving climate and
the memory.making scenery
of this most interesting park?
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-28
Go This Summer via
The Burlington

The cost Is low. The hotels
are first class. The oppor
tunitirs for camping. coacl.
ing aud riding are almost
unlimited. And the train
ride via the Burlington the
all gateway route l. II very
important part of the trip.
Com. in aud gel your copy
of the Burlington folder dies.
cribing the trip. It's free,
j. J.. BIRMINGHAM.
Ticket Agent,
Forest City. Mo.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-01-07
Whole No. 39s

very recently commented i'm ia
vor of the abolition of capital
punishment in this state. Very
likely il is true that the fear of
the death penalty does not stay
the hand of the murderer in any
instance. Our exchange says
Il bill will be introduced in the
present Legislature TO abolish
capital punishment. and the argyll
mcnt is presented that society
has no moral right to take a
human life, for any reason. We
heartily endorse that doctrine
and submit also that no man has
the moral right to take human
| fc and atone to society for il
y four years imprisonment, less
good behavior. The bill to strike
onl the death penalty should
also lop off the other extreme
of the law as it now exists. The
divine command would be more
fully complied with.