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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14
In Bad Condition.

Many ~ our farmers ia the Secl inu
Of north and vest Of Forest cay,
complain OF an unsat isfactory condi'
ton OF tie wheat al THIS time
Whether II II IRON ,le favages OF
the chinch bug, the iiessian u. or a
grub OF some species, the aheat looks
pale and sickly and seems dying
Tie grub worm OF some Mind seem,
10 he working on the tap roots. and
saps the yitali,y out al tue plant.
j. II. whipple, Jel ilui>e, iiarye
Child, George Minton and Others
comp ain OF the injury done, and W
u. Alkire, Who had ~ acre, In Wheat
has had the wheat plowed under and
planted to corn. Ii i reported that
Il simila' condition prevails In a few
fields In tie Craig territory.
Tie general report over the county
Il TO tie eject that wheat, oats and
alfalfa are doing tine, the first cut
ting OF the latter WAS begun this
week.
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WHEREAS. &, ". craig aud ,iuir \. Craig,
his wife, by their rrriHin brtd ~ Trust
dated April 9Th. 1914, recorded In the Re-
corridors Office ~ Holt County, Missouri, In
IpIi conveyed Ia the Undersigned lru>tu"
the following describe r"u, estate situate In
Holt County, Missouri, to-wlt'
The West one half Of the Northeast Quar-
Township sky zone tbll Range Forty ~ , In
Trust Ia secure the debt ~ Three Thousand
Dollars 5000, ~ evidenced by the one
prumissory note therein described due one
year AFTER date: .
u ed ~ r,ust that II the trst parties should
fail or refuse Ia pay the said note or the in-
terr,i thereon on any day when the same
should become due and payable according IA
the tenor date aud eject ct said note then the
whole sum should become due and PAYABLE
and the said Trustee at the request Of the
legal holder Of said note should proceed Ia
sell the property above described or any part
thereof for cash, first giving Thirty days
public notice OF the time, terms AMI place OF
sa le and the property to he sold, by ndver-
published In the said County OF Holt aud
execute "a deed In fee simple of the property
sold tn the purchaser,
AND WHEREAS default has been made IN
the said note aud the holder Of said note has
requested me To execute said Trust,
NOW THEREFORE, notice Is hereby given
that !, the undersigned Trustee, will, on
Monday, June 7th. 1918.
between the hours ofnine A. NJ. and four p
NJ, Of that day, sell the said property Vt the
North Court House door In the City Of Ore.
gon. Holt County. Missouri Tor cash .sh tor ths
Tie Cost q 'sscasins 'Sj' iHia;R.iouARns'
Trustee.
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Crushed TO Death.

william Fries. a prominent farmer,
residing 10 miles north OF Mound
City, met with a terrible death, sat
urday evening, OF last week, May :,
1918. lie had gone to Mound City
aud loaded up his wagon with &c.
ment, having on four tons. lie was
driving four big mules. and when
within two and a half miles OF Ills
home, the chain connecting the lead
team with the wheel team broke and
he was thrown from the wagon, the
wheels passing over the upper part OF
the body, crushing IN the breast, and
inilicting other Serious injuries from
which he died.
Mr.. Fries was born In sullivan
county, New York, July l, 1857. and
with his father and mother, Uncle
John q. Fries and wife, brothers and
sisters, removed to Holt county, Mo-,
In 1871, settling on what Is now
known as the Jacob Markt farm,
three miles east OF Oregon. In 1891
he removed with his parents to
Mound City to the Mineral Springs
place east OF town, which Uncle John
had purchased. His father, Uncle
John, died, September y, 1906.
After living with his parents on the
Mineral springs farm for . number Of
years, lie removed to the farm he
lived on when he WAS killed. In 1907
viii was married to Miss Louise Cas-.
sidy, OF Salem, Nebraska, and by this
union one child, little son, aged
about four years, was born, whom
With tie mother are left 10 mourn
his departure 10 the other shore.
Funeral services were conducte ed
from the family hone, Tuesday May
II, conducted by Rev. Brewster, pas.
tor Of the Presbyterian church, Of
Crazy, and the remains were laid 10
rest IN Mt. Hope cemetery In Mound
CIV
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An Enjoyable Call

We we're certainly delighted with a
call, "Wednesday, from Rev e., John,
Who was pastor 81 the VI. T. church,
here, ~ i>nl.2, and through hiS
activities, succeeded IN causing the
building Of them T.. parsonage. bur.
ing his HufN at Mait iand, tlrsrmuut A..
Hopkins, and Elmo, lie succeeded N,
building churclSs. ~ lheS. places,
lie ~a> herrfi ~ hi>Aiie At Mary
Vile, iaNl Dciuuvt, ,,nd Sincr thai time
has been residing AZ SLOAN springs,
Arkansas, Where his daughter AMI
husband, u NJ. Martin and son III
are also residing Its son, VIII L.,
who was Al une lime one NJ llr ON ~.
ers OF the Mount IIiy News, l. atraN
elling man. and Id j. also un tie
road
Rev, john Is nov - years Young,
AMI Nondrffully Vel preserved lie
served in the 18Th Illinois Infantry,
and was Wounded In the charge on
NickSburg, May ~
lie was here on an invitation from
Rev, Anderson, and delivered his pop
ular lee, urr. , Possibilities Of thild'
hood, ll.i.htpd."
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New Point and Vicinity.
--Frarces rraisua,er is recoverir

Frances rraiswa,er Is recoverin.
frum m,s>hs
Ralph Never aud family VISITED
vii VIZ Nr.pr'~. sunday.
Have I ilIly. and iaulh
ami ,nrta LrMw visited relatives
ffiiiy
Gir Kunkcl aud family. also sis
irr ), "a. 'l tiesyn, spent SUNDAY at
LIVE Buui,r'>
VII ,ain came up from st. Jo
Sept, Thursday. t. visit his parents
and brOt tiers.
Tue New Point band went To
Oregon, friday night, and played at
the Royal Theatre.
Misses Fannie and Booiie Price
OF Oregon, are visiting Mrs. Roberts,
a lev days, this week.
Chester Spinner and wife, OF
Oregon, and Fred Davis and wife
spent sunday at Perry Boswell's.
Mrs. Bender and sons, Albert and
Dale, and daughters, Myrtle aud
Gladys. drove to st. Joseph, Tuesday.
The school board of Forbes met
Wednesday evening Of last week. and
gave the ptlncipalslIip to Lydia Acton.
Mrs. Il. G. benton and son,
Bryan. came out to VIM. Bucknum's,
Saturday evening to visit over sun.
day.
1t vas reported that Ora hos.
well had sold out IN Mound City.
That Is a mistake. lie Is stu IN the
cleaning and pressing business.
Mrs. Emma lIornecker returned
home. Saturday, from Kansas City.
Tie doctor thought II best for Adam
iiornecker to remain IT, Kansas City,
a few days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Botkin and
Mrs. Adam N,tter attended the
burial OF their cousin. Will Fries,
Monday afternoon. In Mt. Hope Gem.
etery. Mound City.
Loren llolbrook II a fortunate
boy, or unfortunate, Just as lac may
look at II. While al o. J.. Botkin's,
saturday afternoon, lie climbed up
into a tree and limb broke, letting
him fall. Dne bone Was broken In
his left arm and the right arm In.
iuf.d, the doctor thinks fractured.
liring of tile stun soldiers are made
ut, Loren makes light " his tfOu.
blr
Mrs All llornecket entert aimed the
Missionary society. "Wednesday OF last
week. ThuS. present werr. MeSdamps
r u Roberts. -. T. Bltkin, red
flcrucr. Ian bfeher, LATE kunk,l,
Vs. !. lliliey amt Fred DAVIS ard Miss
- Ina and Mae liutkin and Walker,
After an interesting meeting, the,
Merr entertained 10y music 10y l.ctitia
lli,lry and Alberta kunk.l II lies.
little girls continue A. they have he
KUN ll"ir parents ma! well br ptudd
Of ihruu, NERO
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Benton.

Wis. Cora Field visited relatives at
Benton AID MuntireilU, few days,
last week.
CA" Emerson. wife aud children
spent tie day With Charles Smith and
wife. n Nirkell's Grove, last Friday.
Perry Nurr,, has hron ~ ye.v
poor health f'r maut 90 u'is. AVID his
Z niijiIn became - serious. that he
was taken 10 a 81. JJScp hospital for
treat meht
Miss T. iyabrih Field made ylad
her friends last SATURDAY. arriving
from Chicago. via ~ Joseph. where
Tier sister. Mrs Greenhalgh and baby
son. stopped over for visit with
friends.
Miss Cora Wright arrived last
Tuesday from Chicago. making glad
her many friends. Her visits are
rare and this one, we are sorry TO say,
will be short, as she will leave Tues.
day OF next week.
Miss Nellie Pearson died last Sun.
day, May ., at the home OF her sister.
Mrs. Paul Andes. This was especially
sad, Is she was recovering nicely from
measles, but taking cold, nothing
could be done TO save this young life
so dear to father, sisters and friends
Her mother died several years since.
NKRtTAs.
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WHEREAS. ItNld II k"ii"S aud l.luri \
Kelley his Nif,. hN ih'tr r' fthiu Deed ~
Trust dated Mar'h nh, lHlH irHul'd ~ The
Recorders unir" ~ liuIt equity. Missouri, ~
lraih "a 1t page ,t'u the llih dlN - Marh
tpI.. conveyed To- tie undersigned Trustee
The fnlIuNins dr>''r'isd real estate sIiuli" In
nuIi county, Missouri tuswit
TIE south hat ni the S,nihNrsi gnnri't ~
-r,'tlnu LlrVru ~ IN luNhslip Iltiy niur
~ ~ Range Thirty seven - IN Trust IT,
s,'urr the ,irhl ~ INUntS'tNu Hundred
..hs pillur>. ~ rNi,lrut'sl Nv IT," On" prom
t,sury uu,r therein described dur tive years
ANn WnERENS II (, provided In ,nld
Deed ~ Trust that II the nt>t parties should
fnii nr r'fI>r H. pay the said MT" 81 III" IN
irtr>i thereon ~ any day when the sainr
should brrnur due aud paAHblr according iu
the tenor date aud effect ~ >lid nntr thSn
the whole sun should l1s'Inr due and pay.
Hblr aud III, said trustee ut the request ~
the legal huldrr ~ said note should prH'rrd
putt thereof fbf cash, hrst .lNlhg thiriN day,
public noti,'" ~ the time, terms und plhr" nf
sale aud the prnDrity Ia hr ~ulu, hN aCN"t.
ti,rmrni IN sam" nrw>papri printed and
puhlishrd In >nld county ~ Holt and rNerui.
il deed IN e." >impi" ~ IL" property sold IL
The purchaser
AMI WHEREAS default has been made In
the payment ~ the Interest due IN said not,
aud the holder has declared the whole sun
due aud payable under ~" provisions ~ th'
sad trust deed aud ha> requested N" u
Nom THEREFORE, Notice 1, hereby given
that I, the undersigned Trustee, will, IN
Monday, June 7th, 1918.
hrtyeeu the hours ufp \. VI, aud T.. NJ, al
that day sell the said property ~ the Nuril
Court House dnnr Ia the city OF Oregon, Holt
County, Missouri, for cash for the purpose ri
paying said debl aud Interest ANA the r"Nt nj
'''''"- WIZ Raymond H. cALkiNs,
Trustee,
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Entertained.

Saturday afternoon, May :, Misses
Edna and Florence Lukens erier
tained a, their home a lev Of their
friends to announc. lac engagement
OF their friend, Miss Lola Carton, of
Moundyille, Mo To Mr. Harold llod'
kin, Of Maitland, No, Whose wedding
Will take place IN the fall, Eacll
guest present was asked 10 give a.
best they could a recipe Tor HAPPY
home and how To make u. After lac
reading Of these the Driie.to.he wa>
shower.d With several beautiful and
useful gifts.
TIE color scheme, being pink and
white, wa> used Ia decorations and IN
the refreshments.
Miss Carton lett this week for her
home In Nc undylllp. No. MN
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Enters journalism.

j. Frank Patterson, formerly Of this
county, and who used TO teach the
Woods and Highland schools, has laid
aside the ferrule, and entered TIT
newspaper field. While here he mar
ried = daughter Of j. A. Milne, OF
Forbes township, and went TO Oak
town, Indiana, and . copy OF the
Record" OF that place, comes 10 our
table with the name OF our young
friend at Its mast head.
The Record Is q well printed i've.
column quarto, and the Issue at hand
was q special edition devoted to tht
graduation exercises Of the High
school, highly illustrated, and = vel
prepared article In every way. lie
was one Of our very best teachers anc
he will doubtless make good In his
newly chosen field OF labor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14
The Silent Messenger.
Dunn.

Little Hazel Ethel Dunn. tie
,eyen.year,od daughter OF llayes
and Mary Elizabeth Dunn. died
at the home Of her grandpar.
cniS. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
WalGer. IN Forest CITY, April ~, l"l5
TIE punn family Went nest lev
wears ago and While there Mrs. Dunn
died Little Haze ~,s stricken with
paralysis and has been a cripple ihe
mos, ~ her short life. She, with sew.
eral Other children. took sick with
tlic measles, and her little body WAS
no, strong enough to stand the At.
tack. Size l. survived by three broth
erS and one s!s,rf
TIE fun.'a services Mere conduct.
Ell from the Il me Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wa k.r ~h"ie she las made Ter
home since thc death ~ her mother,
Rev. Is II >nallwo od officiating.
Ruria, Al TIE tn'"st CITY crmeiary.
II. H. =.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14

Harry Unl,yr.y.'s condltion
shoa.tp,., L.. 4, u,adnaIIv ZION ms
$500, N'
Henry Durham, OF Blanchard,
Iowa, spent Tuesday In our city. visit.
his brother Ed.
Csoyy. Nin,on NJ Nani.y and
po,,ascms Ind husiness i'm I,svnn
Wadns.d.y ~ ,hiS ws.r h'"'
"'''' W ' ~
Ed Durham, our circuit clerk,
with his family, drove down 10 ST,
Joseph, "Wednesday, IN their car,
Almanac J,nss S,okss NJ Graf,
u.. IN nr.,;on innkinD at,er is"si
%%si,a,. Wsdn.sdax "f ,,'is weeL 80
'"''''''' ''"'''A' " WIS '"'
Ohio Dreher, Of Oregon, and a
Mr., Wilson, OF Mai land, each pur'
chased second hand Ford touring cars
from the Auto sales Co., OF Oregon,
Mo-, this week.
Joshua Guthrie, Of the Benton
district, was transacting business
here, Wednesday, and spent a few
hours visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM,
Turnhan.
Mrs. John Meyer, Of Mound City,
was In Oregon, Wednesday OF this
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14
Fortescue,

--Chas, Williams, Of Napier, carved
lay here, last week,
Been having some nice showers,
but few and far between.
Fishing Is first classat Big Tarkio,
and everyone seems TO be enjoying
the sport.
DIR. j, l.. Minton and some friends
were out driving In his new Ford car,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Thomas, Of st. Joseph, was
visiting with her mother, Mrs. !, NJ,
Minton, Saturday last,
An interesting service was held
at Tarkio Chapel Monday night by
the Presiding Elder, G. Is. Duncan, OF
ST. Joseph
The sad news reached MS Monday
OF Carl Adams death at his home at
Bigelow. Carl was well known among
us, and viii be missed by all who
knew him.
We're back again on The sen
TINEl list, as lively as eyer-can't
keep a good thing down, and Fortescne
Is one Of them
"A party was given at the home o!
Jas. Rhodes, west Of town, last Tues
day night, 1t being the birthday OF
Miss Lorie's. Quite number from
town attended.
Fred Dlggs, who for the past few
months has been barber here, left the
latter part Of last week for his homt
In Mound City, and Art Perry ha.
filled the vacancy.
The land owners met last Sat
urday and voted the 9l5, 900 bonds fol
our new fire-proof High school build
ing, which we understand will bt
begun In short time.
CITY JOURNALIST
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Bigelow.

Carl Adams, who has been sick
for some time, died at the home OF
his father, Monday morning, at . a,
m. Obituary next week.
-Workmen began laying the con.
crete foundation for the new school
house Monday morning and they ex'
pect u finish this week. Two car
loads OF brick and one car OF lumber
were received the first OF the week.
Almost all the farmers In this vi
entity will finish planting corn this
week and We are In need OF good
rain to bring the corn up. There Is
some uneasiness felt for Tear the cut
worm may get busy. Ira Chuning
is the first In this neighborhood 10
begin cutting alfalfa. Ira began
Monday morning, also l.. W. Motley
west Of town began cutting Monday
morning, The first cutting Is expect
to be extra good.
RELIABLE,
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Teachers EMPLOYED.

At . meeting Of the school board,
Friday evening OF last week, May !,
the following teachers we're employed
for the ensuing school year:
Prof. J. q. Ensor, Superintendent.
Miss Gertrude Bennett, Principal.
Miss Mae Zachman, Assistant Prin.
cipal.
employed:
Miss BYRD Peret.
Miss nellie Kennedy.
Miss Florence Kalb.
Miss Lou Petree.
Miss Anne kinzie.
Coiored school, Prof Hen J Russell
Tie Board expects TO secure a spec.
tal instructor for the Teachers Train
ing Course.
There are four more teachers 10 he
employed. making total OF thirteen,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14
Dean.

James Il an wts born near Watson,
Mo, Man q ~ and died al Lin.
cola, Nrb Mn :. lpli ~ dto, ~,
rurr1rN ,lrt = his lie was spent
near Wil.uu, " ,., and ahDu, Twelve
Yeats ago he was married TO Miss
Anna CludfrllnW. 81 Watson, aud 10
this union a boy and CIR, werc born.
Later lie moved 10 Dunbar, Neb I,
where he lived fora few year: thence
to Lincoln. Neb, where liS wife he
came an invalid and the two children
we're placed In the care Of their grand
parents at Watson, Mo. lie resided
IA Lincoln until last December When
he went to Rapid City. =. D., To visit
with his sister, Mrs. Carrie Turner,
aud where he took down with that
dread disease, dropsy, and he re.
NAMED with his sister until about
two weeks ago when his bro her. Fred
Dean. Of Falls City, Neb, went TO
Rapid City and brought him 10 Lin.
/ coin, where he was placed IN one OF
the local hospitals for treat ment, and
where his brothers, Fred and Robert
Dean, OF Avoca, Neb., remained with
him and did all In their
power for him until the end
came, May I. lie leaves 70
mourn his unttmely death six broth
ers. Harry, OF Barada, Neb.; George,
| OF RigeloW; Edward, OF Morris, MINI
Robert. OF Avoca, Neb,; Fred. Of Falls
City, Neb, and Jesse, OF Beatrice,
Neb. His father, J, W. Dean, Of bar
ada, Neb three sisters, Mrs. Carrie
Turner, OF Rapid City. s. d.; Mrs.
Hattie Vinsonhaler, OF Salem, Neb
and Eva Dean. who lives with her 70.
Their at home In Barada: his invalid
wife, OF Watson, and two children
and host OF friends In this vicinity
the family having lived Just west oi
Blgelow a short distance for num-
Der OF years.
The remains were brought TO Bige,
low by Robert Dean. arriving on the
morning train last Sunday morning
and were taken TO the Christ ian
church, where large crowd OF
friends OF the family had gathered
Funeral services were conducted 10y
Brother l.. A, Hunt, who took his
text from Acts 2:2l, "They that cal
upon the Lord shall he saved, after
which the remains were laid way IN
Mt. Hope cemetery at Mound City.
| Those from q distance who attended
the funeral services were Fred Dear
and Miss Bertha GoetZ, Of Falls city
Neb.: Harry Dean, of Rarada, Neb.
and Robert Dean, OF Ayoca, Neb.
&C.
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Herman A. SOmmer
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, David u Kelley and Flora A.
Kelley his WIFE, hy their certain deed ~
Trust dated March ,lh lrl!, rrtot,l"d IA the
i,uurdrr, unrruf iinli County, Missouri, IN
iau,k l.. NJ page III" IN the M day ~ March,
lpia, conveyed IL The undersigned Ttusi-"
the fnilnwing dr>,'rlnd real estate situate Ia
HOLT county, Missouri, to wit
III" Northeast quarter ~ the southwest
quarter aud the southeast quarter ~ North.
west ,!uurl,ruf >,Y'tiun Eleven ~ IN Town
ship Eifty' niue 80 ~ Range Thirty seven
81 Ia Trust IA secure H." drhl NJ Eighteen
Hundred isis,N Dollars, ~ evidenced by the
QUE proInl>sury note therein described, aus
live years after date,
ANI WHEREAS n H. provided In said
Deed ~ Trust that II the hrst parties should
fnil or refuse to pay the said note or the In
trrcsi thereon an any day when the same
should hrromr du, aud payable according u
the tenor dat. ana effect 81 said nute then
the whole sun >hpuld b'TOm" due aud pay.
able aud the said trustee ~ the request of
the legal holdri ~ said note should proceed
tn sell the prIITrty ubnve described or any
part thereof Tor cash, hrst giving thirty day,
pubir nolir. Of the time, term, aud place ~
sale aud the property Ia lie sold, by adNcr.
tisenrnt IN some newspaper printed anu
| published In said county ~ Holt and execute
| Il deed In fee simple ~ the property sold 10
AN WHEREAS default has been made In
| HE payment ~ the interest due IN said not"
due ana payable under the provisions NJ the
| said trust deed and hns requested me "a
| execute said trust,
| NOW THEREFORE, notice Is hereby given
| that |, the undersigned Trustee, VIII, on
Monday. June 9TH, 1915,
between the hour, ot A. NJ. and T., NJ, Of
that day sell the said property NJ the North
| Cnurt House door In the CITY ~ Oregon. Holt
| County Missouri. Tor cash for the purpose ~
paying said debt AID int-re't and the cost ~
'>''"''"' wv" RAYMOND II. cALkINs,
| Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14

The Percheron Stallion, ARMOUR,
IL recorded by the Percheron Society
OF America, and his recorded number
Is sjlia.
Color ASD DESCRIPTION: Grey;
blaze face.
PEDIGREE: Foaled April 81, 1909.
bred by John Sommer. oregon, Mis-
souri,: owned by Herman A. Sommer,
Oregon, Missouri. Is strong l8l hands
high. weight 1900 pounds. Has good
bone. line style and action.
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Curzon.

w. 5. Clifford was In st. Joseph,
last Tuesday.
Frank Grimes and family spent
last Sunday at Joe Grimes,
--Sipe's and Kollmer's are enter
tanning the measles, this week.
John Hendrix and family visited
at Daniel Graham's, over Sunday.
Miss Lille Murray spent last
Sunday evening with Mrs, Ella Wat.
son.
Mrs Mary and Ernest Thornhill
and wife visited with Chris Chords,
over last Sunday.
David Elder and family were Wis.
iting at Roy Culp's, OF the Highland
district, last Sunday. Rosa.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14
Only A Span.


"Bont" Nanderveer, who was strick.
en- with paralysis. onlSaturday. May :,
the particulars 81 wlich appear else.
whpip IN this issue. died "Wednesday
Mas l2'u. Thu. kindly mighhor,
loNab.e husband and father aud luyal
friend la, been suddenly um nOned.
lie vaS about 90 years OF age and
leaves 4 wife ,ni daughter Mrs. Al
bert SuuWdn; a sister, residing In
ohio, aud a brother IN Colorado.
luneta arrangements had not been
arranged al the lime Uf our going TO
press. Obituary next week.
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Romeo
No. 8%973.

Foaled April ~. 1910. Is q dark
gray, stands IL hands high. weighs
about 1900 pounds, line style and
action.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Tie above
horses will make the season OF 1915,
on my farm, ~ miles east OF Oregon,
on the state Road. and - miles west
OF the Iron Bridge, and close TO the
Mayiiowcr school house. tl2.JO will
be charged to insure living colt.
When mare II parted with or removed
from original locality. money for ser
vice becomes due al once. A lien on
mare and foal will be held for insur.
ance money. Care taken to prevent
accidents. hut will not he responsible
should any occur.
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Gard of Thanks.

To the friends, neighbors and the
members OF Bigelow Camp, No, 81, W.
o. W. for their many acts OF kind.
ness shown me in the unexpect ed
death Of our brother, feel very
grateful. GEORGE DEAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14

Jesse and Allen Cordrey report q
sale to ID. Il. Fancher, OF a new Hup.
mobile touring. car, fully equipped
with starter and lighter.
-Lost-Between tho northwest
corner OF the Public square and Ray
Burrier's residence, . plain gold band
ring. A liberal reward win be paid
the finder by leaving 1t this office.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14

Tie keeyrS liragg Auto Go, ~ ore
gon and Mound CITY, report the fol-
lowing sale Of Ford touringcars, since
our last issue; VIII Moore, Yves Markt
John Dudeck Ralph Markt,
Joe Norll,ch, oregon. Mrs, Nancy
Harrison, George Burge, Fred T.,
Burnett, John Hall, Frank Casteel,
Mound City; Vim. Richardson, Forest
ON: EEIa Martin. Napier.
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Horned Toad.

Parcel Post Is certainly working
wonders In the transportation Of mall
and II seems the time Is fast approach.
ing when a span Of mules or horses
can I've sent this way. This week q
parcel post package was received by
Post master Allen, addressed to Mast.
er Finley Ramsay, son OF John y.
Ramsay and Wife, route ), Oregon,
and Mas mailed by Master Finley
sister, Mrs, nellie Schladenan. OF
Tucson, Arizona. The package con.
tained a horned toad. and II a
curiosity here, but In Texas. Arizona.
New Mexico and others countries "
the south, they are a. plentiful as
the ordinary toad Of this country,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14
RELIABLE,

Mrs. Eugene Mcfarland, and her
two children, OF Lawrence, Kansas,
are here on a visit with her parents,
MIR, and Mrs James Curtis, Of the
Union district
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-14

Hon. II. @. DUNCAN is making
gradual Improvement, being able to
enjoy . short car ride ride daily, re-
fishes his food, and enjoys the calls
from his friends.