The Farmington times., 1916-03-24

good crop-we have white, Dlack ana
red--Klein's.
The Ladies' Aid Of the M. E.
Church, South, will hold their month
ly market in the Tetley building to-
morrow Saturday March 25th.
Come and buy your Sunday dinner.
Mackerel, herring and cod fish at
Klein's.
DR.. P. J. Cannon, 0steopathic Ply
sician, is back again and at present
located at Mrs. Lucy Counts. Phone
334. At Flat River Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Office Central
Hotel.
David Barton, one of the progress
sive and successful young farmers. of
Route No. 4, was an appreciated call
er at The Times Office Tuesday, and
had his subscription advanced an
other year.
Fifty Mems Suits-odds and ends
mostly in small sizes, at half price
at the Pennington Mercantile Co.
VIM. O'Sullivan left Monday for
st. Louis, where he had been sum
moned as member of the U. s. Pc
tit Jury, which went into executive
session there Tuesday. Mr.. 0'Sull-
wan will probably be on duty there
month or more.
Watch Coffee-good any time-3Oc
pound, at Klein's.
I Miss Rebecca Jane Halle is now en-
titled to write r. N. Registered
Nurse) after her name, as Miss Reba
received her certificate from the
State Board before which she took
the examination in January, passing
with good grade.
Some extra good eating sweet po-
tatoes at Klein's.
C. I. Garrett, Presiding Judge of
the County Court, who lives on his
splendid farm near Bismarck, was in
Pennington Monday on business, and
reported the great improvement in
The Times as being particularly pleas
ing to many citizens in that part of the
county.
Mrs. H. D. Baker, Of the st. Fran
co.'s Hotel, left Sunday for a prolong-
ed visit to her former home in New
York City. While there she expects
to take treatment-possibly undergo
an operation-for appendicitis, from
which she has suffered much at va
rious times.
White, black and red seed oats at
Klein's.
The remains of Mrs. Adabelle Rem
fro, who died Monday at Hospital No.
A, were Immediately taken to the
Pennington Undertaking & Embalm-
ing Co., and there prepared for ship
ment to deceased's home in Piggott
/, Ark, to which place they were start
ed Tuesday afternoon.
Extra fine lemons, zoe dozen, al
Klein's.
Allen Good, of Manitou, Colo, bro.
ther of VIM. Good, j. P, arrived last
t week to be with his mother, who has
Z been quite sick for some time. Ow'
ing to advanced age, her family feal
e that she may never entirely recover
!, and Mr.. Good came prepared for al
= indefinite sojourn here.
All kinds of field seeds, such al
a Clover, Timothy, Red Top, Orcharc
d Grass, Blue Grass, Alfalfa, Swee
y Glover and White Clover at th'
Pennington Mercantile Co.
# Sheriff J. C. Williams shipped ca
r, load of white face Herefords and
l. car load of hogs Monday to the Ma
Ell tional Stock Yards. This was perhap
the finest shipment of cattle and hog
le that has gone from st. Francois coun
ty for some time. Mr.. Williams ac
N eompanied the shipment.
/ Country sorghum, 60c gallon, a
n Klein's.
VIM. Good, Farmington's "Marry
ing. Justice" drew DeSoto couple t
X his office last Saturday, whom h
v speedily united with the connubii
k knot. The ceremony was so speedil
r performed, and the frolicsome cid col
pie so anxious to be off, that Justic
! Good had no opportunity of securin
i, data he usually feels it his duty
: secure.
at Strained honey, zoe pint jar, {
2t Klein'sy S
ia County Clerk Albert Wulfert spei
av last week visiting old home folks
ho Franklin county. His father is
k years old, and he, also has an unc
back at the old home who is 80 yea
old. He reports both in splend