Iron County register., 1916-08-03

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fee in Ironton, OF which Hartford
will have charge. He expects to
move his family from Sabula to Iron
ton in the near future.
The Good Roads Bond Issue for
S160, 900 voted on in Dent county on
July Is, carried by large majority.
The vote on the Road Bonds were
1442 for, and 5S2 against. Mr.. Nc
Kibbin managed this campaign.
Wayne, Jefferson and St. Louis coun-
ties set the mark and many other
counties are falling in line. We un-
derstand that Iron and Bollinger
counties viii soon vote on the Good
Roads Bond Issue.-Piedmont Banner.
Jasper Orrick, long time.resident,
was found dead in field at his home,
near Graniteville, Sunday afternoon.
Shortly after dinner Mr.. Orrick start
ed to Graniteville. Not returning
when he was expected search was
instituted and his body found in the
field, where he had evidently fallen
after getting over fence. The de-
ceased was about rs years of age and
leaves widow and number of grown
children. The funeral occurred the
following day.
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From the Bismarck Gazette: ga
picnic was given at Graniteville Sat-
urday in honor of the completion of
the Bellevue and Western Railroad.
The road extends from Iron Mountain
to Belleview. The occasion was the
gathering there of people from St.
Francois, Washington, Iron and Rey-
nolds counties. E. E. Evans, the pro-
moter and builder. of the road, is pre-
pairing plans and surveys to extend
the road to Caledonia, Belgrade,
Palmer and Bergman. This will sup
ply region of thriving towns and
reach the lead fields of Palmer"
Rev. L. F. Aspley died Saturday,
July 29, 1915, at 2:3O P. M, at his
residence, Arcadia, Mo-, aged S5
years, months and 10 days. His
many years had long enfeebled him,
and for months the end had been
known to be near and certain. He,
peacefully and quietly as child sinks
into slumber, passed from long use
full life, bearing with him the love and
respect of all, regardless of national
ty or creed. A fitting obituary will
be given later. The remains were
consigned to rest in the K. P. Gene
terry Tuesday afternoon, very large
concourse attending the final rites.
The Valley Manufacturing Com
pany, of Ironton filed articles of in
corporation with Recorder Hawkins
Monday. The incorporators are B.
N. Brown, J. w. Tins, Okla M. Brown
and Mary A. Tins. The capital stock
is $2500, half paid. The par value OF
the shares is $40 each and are held as
follows: B. N. Brown 1899; j. w. Tins
40; Okla M. Brown, /; Mary A. Tins
/. The purpose of the corporation il
to manufacture ak, pick, hammer anc
hatchet handles, We understand the
purpose is to locate site near the
= station and begin operations in The
near future.
A fair Democratic vote was pollec
in the primary election in Iron coun
tY Tuesday. This "wednesday morn
ing returns from eight out of seven
teen precincts indicate that the vote
between Roach and Gardner for Gov
ernor will be close. Hensley ant
Munger are right together. On thu
county ticket Dr. Farrar is nominated
for Representative, Blue for Sheriff
Conway for Treasurer and Marshall
for Assessor; the vote for Count,
Judge Southern District is very close
and the returns will all have to be il
before it can be determined whethe
t Re ese or Ruble has won the nomina
2 tion. Ruble got practically all Of tn
4 votes at Des Arc and Reese receive
> majorities at Ironton aud Annapolis
The Republicans polled very ligh
vote. Ramsey has probably carried
! the county for Congress.
/, The local leaders in the Republica
3 party do not evidence any specis
, love for the primary system; the
seem to think that the "commo
herd" should have no say about tn
> makeup of the county ticket; tina
: can be best looked after by the bosses
v Seldom do they encourage any aim
8 bilious young man to announce him
a self before the primary. They hav
9 been very busy the past few day
trying TO induce one of their can
{ didates to retire, or, at least, he say
0 they have, and one or two meeting
s have been held by the "faithful" t
: discuss this and other matters, Wheth
er the effort to have the young ma
o retire in favor of some more favore
q son was successful we are not yet in
formed. But there is a way to fin
!, out; if H. w. Bringham does not sta
in the race for County Judge of tn
Southern District on the Republica
! ticket then you may know the bosse
have had their way and the machin
has triumphed.
g tuesdays Globe Democrat: "Mott
er M. Juliana Washington, descendar
nf Gap GanrOo NUoebinrJor ~,