The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-03-17


ty street, has rented the Riley Hough
property on West Columbia street,
and will move into
Elliott Klein came up from Heath,
Ark, and returned home with his wife
and little son, Who have been visiting
her parents, Mayor and Mrs. E. J..
Mckinney, several months.
Some extra good eating sweet po-
tatoes at Klein's.
E. w. Gardner, son of Judge Card
ner Of Pennington, has taken charge
of their farm, valuable property "
ing at the foot of Clark's mountain on
Mckenzie creek.-Piedmont Banner
George ]. Goeltz, Of Bismarck, the
affable committeeman from Iron town.
ship, attended the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention here Tuesday. The
Times editor acknowledges a pleasant
call.
DIR. P. J. Cannon, 0steopathic Ply
sician, is back again and at present
located at Mrs. Lucy Counts. Phone
1874. At Flat River Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Office Central
Hotel. IT,.
A. w. Bradshaw, publisher of The
Pennington Times, was in our city
Monday getting acquainted with our
people. Mr.. Bradshaw was an appre-
ciated caller at our office.--Bismarck
Gazette.
In this issue Of The Times will be
found "Notice of General Election
for the City of Pennington" which
will be held on Tuesday, April 4th,
1916. A City Collector and one Alder
man from each of the four wards are
to be elected at such time
Real winter weather is yet to come,
and you should lay in an additional
supply of coal before you actually
need it in the stove. See Tetley-
Klein Lumber Co.
"Swat the fly" on its first appear
ance, and keep industriously at it.
Also keep your premises clear of garb-
age accumulation. and the fly pest
can be conquered. But it will require
eternal vigilence to accomplish the
best results, especially at this season
of the year.
In another column of The Times
appears the announcement of pub
lie sale of N. T. & E. E. Kinkead, at
their farm near Libertyville, when
considerable live stock and farming
implements will be sold. If in need
of anything in that line it will be
worth your time to read such notice
of sale.
White, black and red seed oats at
Klein's.
The advance guard of the invading
army of flies, that are now probably
on their way, has made their appear
ance in Pennington. Now is the time
to "swat the fly, thereby retarding
the approach of the main army. And
if the "swatting" is industriously per-
severed in the army can be annihilat-
ed from this community.
Lent began March 8th, which was
Ash Wednesday, and Easter will be
April 23rd, an unusually late date
In 1905, Easter fell on this same date,
! and in 1887 the same date falls. In
| 1943 the date will be April rs, the
latest. ever known within 60 years
The earliest date for Easter was in
1918, when it was March %.
Robt. L. Boswell announces him.
self this week as a candidate for re-
election as Alderman in the Fourth
Ward. Mr.. Boswell has been one Of
the live wires in the City Council, at.
tending strictly to the city's business
in an intelligent way and proving him.
self efficient and faithful in all mat.
tiers. He will probably have no OPP.
position to his reelection.
All kinds of field seeds, such as
Clover, Timothy, Red Top, Orchard
Grass, Blue Grass, Alfalfa, Sweet
Glover and White Clover at the
Pennington Mercantile Co.
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In this issue of The Times will b.
found the announcement of J. H
| (John) Clay of Flat River, who is {
candidate for the Democratic nomina
ton for Recorder of st. Francois
county. Mr.. Clay is 81 years old
was born and reared in this county
and has an extensive acquaintance
His parents also lived here when thi!
State was brought into the Union
Much of his life has been spent on {
farm, but for the past ten years HI
has held different positions in thu
Lead Belt, during which time he ha'
been prominent in labor organiza
tions. Should Mr.. Clay secure thi
nomination, his friends are sanguin