The Holt County sentinel., 1916-09-08
ty that it is cheaper to buy water
melons than to steal them.


on the old channel and temporary
structures placed acros, the new. Last
weeks Burlington Junction Post
states that the county court has or
dcied one Of the old bridges placed
across tue new channel which l. now
100 feet wide. while the old l. nearly
filed.
\ swarm Of bee. hiyci on June i
had manufactured lO2 pounds Il
honey by the 10Th of August for their
owner +. {. Tihlol.. of sheridan.
\ Worth county thrc.hIng outfit
'uc.hcu iI2 bushels 81 Timothy seed
,n nine huur..
Nest month their csth wedding an
rivcr-ary vii be- celebrated boy SQUIRE
r.. ". Erahc- and wife, of Grant Citr.
squire Frako. wa. 80 year. " age
August 20, aud celebrated that occa-
on by attending h', eighth perform.
ancc of Uncle Toms Cabin.
"Can usc old rav.. rubber. metals;
in fact anything but tin cun.." an
.uauco- Worth county junk dealer
"So| them 90 Ford AMI bring me the
balance"
! Barnard cream station looked -
much Ike n garage that Passing
tourist drove straight into Il the other
.av. smashing siN pane Of g'as. aul
..0'nv slG.15 in damage, which he
|uricd'y paid when appriscd Of his
mistake.
with The completion ~ recent adj
''tpGs. Savannah school buildings
now contain - we'll equipped rooms
including ggartcr- for domestic
science, manual training, athletics,
business school and shower baths for
hnth boys aud Hir's. The new spiral
Ere escape L. also IN r,a,,inos. for the
opening term.
\ machine TIA, viii unroll bolt "
dress good ur similar material. mca
me and cut OF the desired number
Of yard, and compute the amount Mt
any given price "a yard has Just been
invented 10y Milan dry Vo"d- mcr-
.naut, announce. the Republican.
IN ancient weapon uf warfare call
eel pike la, been pluWod w near
Weston and B.. now u part uf Platte
cunt!'S collection ,f relies. Though
the wuodrn handle long since la
r"i'"d away AMI the metal portion
va covered with rust the old inplc-
mou' still retained Il sharp point aud
dangerous appearance.
Wien awakened 10y flame IN their
hodronm an the second floor ~ their
nome IN Gallatin, \. &. ilill and wife
ucCccdyd only los hcrnic effort. IN
carrying their four little children 10
snrctH When llill reached the lat
chlld it, bed wa, aiirc. hut hc sayoh
Il without injury.
Cameron H. defendant IN u damage
nlt ~ whirh Mrs. Martha Gay ask =
in' S2huuu g. even up for injuries IT,.
crly,d when she fell on Cameron
tr,ct corner
The Cameron thautaUuua has onr
country agent Who sold SaOi worth Of
ticket f"r their recent assembly.
An Albany woman bought space IN
the Capital last week 10 state a. III
person, concerned that her husband
has not been whipping and abusing
ncr 81 certainly think We are c.p
able of attending to our own affair"
concludes her declaration. "and somr
Of those who are telling these licy hal
better he watching things In Their
own homes aud attending to their own
pet onal affairs"
There h ju.t one peach Of the knl
that grow. On trees in Dckalh county
this year and 3, will be- on exhibition
II the county fair. II was grown hy
j. l.. Cook, Of Maysvillc.
\ warning has been issued hy the
editor Of the l.awton Constitution
aralns, any one sending in poetry for
publication, "Thc people won't read
ours" concludes the editor. land wc'fc
not going To- make a poctical rcputu-
tion for any other fellow"
Five men are installing a system OF
watcrworks for their homes in Fair.
fax, getting the water from two or
three good wells on the highest
ground north Of town and running a
pipe line down through the main part
of town. This private system Is large
enough to afford fire protection for the
stores along main street. Several fam
lilies along the pipe line also will buy
water rights from the promoters Of
this unique cooperative plant.
After recording two motor accident
IN. which several persons were injured
when their ears collided at weed
grown turns Of the road, Editor Bow
man., of the King City Democrat,
sounds u timely reminder that a little
moving of weeds and trimming of
hedges just now may be the means of
saving life and property.
Mabel and Florence Lukens were
st. Joseph shoppers, Wednesday last.
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