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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-12
w. E. Keeney


State of Missouri
Sss.
County Of Holt
In the Circuit Court. mt the October
Adjourned Tenn, 1916.
Jane Cotton. Nellie Wallace. Maude
Wright. Susan Odds. Jane Toupain.
Mary Harris and W. 7. Hamsey,
Plaintiffs,
Harry Ramsey. Charles RAMSEY.
Eliza Van Bebcr. John Ramsey.
Sarah Alice Ramsey. Mabel Rig.
gins. Dollic Skunk. Malinda Kcsler
Charles Ramsey. James Ramsey.
Esther Ramsey and Alice Ramsey,
Defendants.
At this 9th day Of November. 1916,
same being the first day Of the 0cto-
her Adjourned Term. 1916, Of this
Court. come the plaintiffs herein by
s. r. O'Fallon. their attorney. and file
their second amended petition herein.
alleging. among other things that
defendant Eliza Van I,ebcr. Sarah
Alice Ramsey. Mabc, Higgins. Dollic
Skunk. Malinda kcslcr. Charles Ram
scy. James Ramsey Esther Ramsey,
and Alice Ramsey, are not residents
Of the State Of Missouri:
Whcreupon. Il Is ordered by the
Court that said defendants be notified
by publication that Plaintiffs have
commenced a suit against them In this
Court the object and general nature
Of which Is 10 have partition made
amongst the plaintiffs and defendants
above named. Of the following dcscrib-
cd real estate, lying. being and situ-
atcd in Holt County, Missouri. to-wit:
All Of the East half Of Fractional
Section Six 90, and Thirty-fivc l35)
acres in a strip OF uniform width
throughout Its length, off Of the
North side Of the Mort East Quarter
Of Section Seven 90; all In Township
sixty t6O) Of Range Thirty'ninc
800;
And that unless the said Eliza
Van I,cbcr, Sarah Alice Ramsey,
Mabel Higgins. Dollie Skunk. Malinda
Kcslcr, Charles Ramsey, James Ram
sey, Esther Ramsey and Alice Ram
sey, be and appear ut this court, ut
the next term thereof. TO be begun and
holden at the Court House In the City
VI of'koVs NVhHty, -OtT
day Of February. 1917; and on the
first day Of said term answer or plead
to the petition in said cause. the same
will be taken rs confessed, and judy
ment will be rendered accordingly.
And IL Is further ordered, that q
copy hereof be published, according to
law. In The Holt County Sentinel, q
weekly newspaper, published In the
County Of Holt, In the State of Mis-
souri,, and designated by plaintiffs
attorney for four weeks successfully,
the publication to be at least once
week, and the last insertion Of said
publication to be at least fifteen days
before the commencement Of the said
next term Of this Court.
+. A. DUNHAM, Circuit Clerk.
4 true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
the Circuit Court Of Holt County, this
9th day Of January, 1917.
(SEAL)
+. A. DUNHAM, Circuit Clerk.
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NOTICE

70 hereby given that sealed bids
for Superintendent Of tho County
Farm, for tho term one year. DO.
ginning March lot, 1917. will
30 received atths County Clerks
Office, a Oregon, Missouri; said
bids 10 Speoliy the amount Of
salary for said work. the County
furnishing tho hired help. Said
hlds 70 DO filed with the County
Clerk on or before " n. d
thursday, February 9th, 1917.
7. The Court reserves The rioiIl
10 reject any o. oil blds.
D. B. kuMlEl,
3 ces0ty c,eslL
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burr Oak.

v, nnM,ss Matte stone assisted MIS-.
WIN Hopper with her house-work,
last week
,. Miss Abby Foley, OF Portland.
oregon, Is here. visiting relatives and
Oh friends:
-. o. Alkire has been on the sick
I,st 'a'e'y' Mrs. W. n. Stone and
'eo' .otten's family are sick also.
Mrs, Dave Dickerson, of Mon
tana, has been visiting here with her
daughter. Mrs. Emil Lippold and fam.
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Miss Minnie Foster, Of Forbjs, IL
spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. N. E. Crowell.
Milton Crowell IL q very alex man
and has been for the past week.
Wood and Lumber for sai6 1t
Andrew Payne's. Martin Phone.
Wheat went to $500 for No. 2
usry 9, and Si.ss q EsnsSs div.
Mrs. Mary Foley has returned
from Omaha. Neb.. whore she visited
her daughter, Mrs. Flora jenkins,
who has been quite peorlv sincS last
Juns, She va. 80 Va home By
aesthsr daughter, IiiS XkAie Foley,
Who recently rstuxnsd from, Fesklasd,
yitS ths PsciAe f.1spheSe III ,fsie-
6aNb Co. for IL paaE oSS1R years.
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Cane Sugar. this week.
$40 WATSON'S CAFE.
New Point and Vicinity.

New Point and Vicinity.
Matte Glenn came to visit her
folks. Friday.
Edna Rayhill returned to Rdlo,
Neb., after visit at home.
Harrison kunkcl and family NOV
ed to Kansas City, last week.
Tom Cain and son, Clarence,
drove to st. Joseph, Saturday.
E. r.. Carson and wife and Clare
lena Terry spent Sunday Cup home"
A box supper will be given at the
New Point school house. Friday night.
--Harve Chamberlain and family
visited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
Fiber Atkins and sister, Mrs. Kate
Kearney. returned from Louisiana,
Tuesday evening.
--Messrs. Ed Davis and Claud Ben
der and families spent Sunday at the
Fred Davis home.
The mumps are getting a start
again. Chas. Wright and Jane Lemon
are the victims now.
james Hodgin and Miss LEILA
Meadows visited in Fillmore, Satur-
day evening and Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Drchcr was down with
the grippe the latter part Of last
week. but Is better now.
Frances Terry left last Friday
on her return to Denver. Colorado.
where she Is taking n business course.
Mrs. Robert Boswell went to Clare
Stevenson's. Saturday. to spend few
days with her daughter, who Is very
sick
Mrs Hcmcr Edwards. who was
quite sick with appendicitis Is better.
Her amt. Mrs. Louis Ilodgin, took
care OF her.
Mrs. VIII Acton and bro,hcr.in-
Law. Ellis Acton. went 20 st. Joscph.
Wednesday. Mrs. Acton viii visit her
sister. Mrs. Adams.
Roy Bender and family. Arthur
Carton and family. Robert Enealc
and family and VIII ku,alc spcnt
Sunday a, tim Hornecker's.
Sealed bids will he received until
central operator for the New Point
Mutual Telephone Company.
Mrs, VIII Agler went 10 Mound
City. Wednesday Of last week. for q
visit with her sister, Mrs. Carmichael,
and other relatives and friends.
Fred Carson went to Kansas City.
ony. 10 ee' rUons W "auihess Tor
nls mother and Ruth. who went down
sunday Ruin will resume treatment.
MI ana Mrs. WIZ Lemon and
,randma Lemon. Of kosends'e, came
SATURDAY 70 visit Mrs. Blakely and
iami| ana MIS- leo. Lentz and fam
n.y. ri, ,,,
rInns' rle'ds and wife returned
"ssday from thc Mission Country
~ ieNas wen pleased with that sec,
s'" % ~. ~ WINE 'here 'hey ih'cs'ch
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Forest City and Vicinity.

Ray Elmer went to Omaha, Neb.,
Monday.
---Chas. holland has a siege Of the
grippe. this week.
Miss Lulu Crawford spent Tues
day in st. Joseph.
Cad Baker was a business visitor
in Oregon, Friday.
Mrs. X. ". Fawks was st. Jo-
seph visitor, Monday.
Mrs. J. T. Birmingham was st.
Joseph visitor, Saturday.
Miss Murl Baker visited in Mound
City, Saturday and Sunday.
A son was born to Miller Blachly
and wife, Monday, January 8.
A son was born to Dave Elder
and wife, Tuesday. January o..
Wild Sipes and wife, of Fleming,
Colo, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Mildred Dickson visited over
Sunday with l.. J. Scott and family.
Mrs. G. +. Richardson was q st.
Joseph visitor. Thursday Of last week.
Mrs John Ford and Mrs. Ethel
Meyer were st. Joseph visitors. Sat
urday.
Roy Wilkes and family and Miss
Mary Lacey were st. Joseph visitors.
Cia ronoo S,o,bo,s md wife visit.
od a, tha honn ~ Ned~,w uooyer.
H. wv "''''' W ''
1.d p.l,r H. so,,;,, nm A, h,tc,,
in nrcclcnridue. Mo. and viii move
shore I.,or an
o'I,"v Anderson and family visited
surdsy n, The home os John Wnr.
,,on.r ,r a. fs ,nr n''"e VI 'O' ""s
Dan nnrriar and ,;f, ,,f, Friday
for Florida. where thcy viii spend iii.
~, ~ ,ha ,,.in,a, wy WIN 'P'"" w
--.I,mes callahan. of ReJforJ.
Ioyva IL visiting nj tho bome Of Nm
crawford. this week.
Ne Aibcr, lanes and dauyb,er
mr., hero from 4, Josc,b' yiziiing ,ci.
ntives Mud friends. tbis wcck.
Mr. G. +, Richardson spcn, Tues.
day with nor nnrcn,a MIR md Air,
A. @. Swop,. near Mound civ.
Mrs, n, Al. Miller wen, en- Avc,.
cv. Mn for nm extended visit w,,h
her daughter Mrs. sam uoovrr
Miss Grace Efn.r's Sunday srbool
class enioycd a marty nj the home of
Leona 1'hornhiIl. TUESDAY evening.
--Mrs. Anna Finer and family and
Mrs. Diannn Miller visited nj the
home of In, Hahn. Sr,. In, Supdav
Mrs. John Anderson went 10.
Craig, last Thtirsdny evening. 20 In.
stall the officers of the Rebckah lodge.
-DyyivLt Never md famiIv vi,l,'
ed n, TIC bomc If hr, narrnis Nj,
and Mrs. e. n. Price in Oregon sun.
Jav.
Mrs, Chas, Harness. of Highland.
Kansas. visited Mt lie home Of John
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Watson's Lunch on ground.

which was filed at the time Of thesfiilns Of
this petition. all - aforesaid and for all such
further orders. judgments and dscrsss touch.
Ing and concerning the premises, a. 70 the
court may seem msst and proper. and unless
you show cause TO- the contrary on OF bsfors
County Circuit Court 10 Be- hsld on the aoth
day Of February. 1917. the prayer Of aid
petition may b. granted.
(sEAL.) Circuit ciSh.
Dated this End day Of January. 1917.
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Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, G. w. Cummins, Ad-
minlstrator' Of the estate Of Mary T..
nasl, deceased, will mako Final settle
meat Of his accounts with said estate
~ such AdmiAistrstor, 81 the next
tssm Of lie Probate Court Of Holt
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- All cash; over that
eT g amount credit of months will be given.
- AAAOs chaser giving bankabe lote bearing
interest complied with before
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16
eRAcELAND.

PERSONALITIES
Frank Common and family were din
ner guests at the Al Reiter home,
Sunday.
Gus Boehnke and family we're Sum
day evening callers at Frank Swan
sons.
Louis Henningson left again Tues.
day for Richmond, Va, after a weeks
visit here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swanson and
children visited at the Bert Muller
home near Kanpeska. Sunday.
Harry Henningson was up from Wa
tertown, Sunday and spent the day
with the folks.
The Fred Steele family Sundayed at
the Ray Bryant home near Garden
City.
Alden phipps was i WATERFOWL Wis
itor, Sunday.
Miss Ruby VanSickle is spending a
few days with Mrs. Floyd Hall.
Carl Hanson and wife Sundayed at
Nels Jorgenson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conner autoed
toWatertown, Friday.
Miss Martha Steele visited with her
parents over Sunday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16

Miss Alice Huppler is staying with
Mrs. Mullen, of Florence, during the
absence of Mrs. Mullen's maid.
Harvest is well under way and
nearly everything is cut around here
but the wheat and flax.
III. L. Morgan reports that there is
a parrot staying in his grove, but is
unable to catch it as it fails to un-
derstand his language and salt proves
of no use.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16
FLORENCE.

Miss Maggie Sumner Is visiting at
Revillo.
DR.: Mullen spent Sunday at home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller, OF Wa
tertown, spent Sunday at the K. Gil
bertson home.
Mrs. Nell Wilson, who has been
visiting relatives here the past month,
returned to her home at Chicago, on
Tuesday,
CarIotta Moody Is substituting on
route No. 2 this week.
Frank Jones. Of Candy, Minn.,vis.
tied relatives here the first 81 the
week.
Mesdames Nelson and Zones
were Watertown visitors, Monday.
M and Mrs. stee spent Sunday al
Watertown with Mrs. Steers mother
a good many from here attended
The Birthof Nationat WATERFOWL
Monday and Tuesday evenings
Mrs ~ q. Ecks visiting relatives
hAIowa hits week.
Iva Best, Garlic Moody, Pearl siiith
and Lila ana Lenor Nesmith spepj
TTussday a Watertoxn.
MIN Cole entertained ths Baptlsi
Lsadiss Aid Thursday 2
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16

time with Mrs. w, W. Odds. returned
home Saturday.
Carl Peterson called at the w. w.
olds home after Sunday school sun
day.
Quite a number OF Fuller folks at
tended "The Birth of a Nation" in
Watertown. Monday and Tuesday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16
and son, Henry, Of Appleby, and Chris.

and son, Henry, Of Appleby, and Chris
Engel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook and sons.
Perry and Lester, spent Sunday after
noon at the Peter Michaels home
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Montooth were
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lei
sure, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. schrick and Anna
spent Sunday afternoon at the o. Ian
ant home.
Lyman Dean was a caller at the
Montooth home, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook and Perry
and Letser spent Sunday evening at
the j. R. Yocom home.
Mr.. Claus Engel is assisting with
threshing at the r. Schrick home.
Mrs. George Rogeds spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. II. Kerssenss "
Messrs. Bert Wells, Wayne Langen-
dorfer, H. Krull and son, Elmer, and
Frank Storck were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the A. Hemp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Pulshar and son.,
Dick, of Sibley, Ia, are guests at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Freeseman, and family.
Miss Rieka Gronewold has been as
sisting Mrs. Fred Hemiller with house
work during harvest.
John DeVries, of Sibley, Ia, was a..
visitor at the Harry Freeseman home
from Monday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chasl Elfring and chill
dren We're visitors at the Virgil Briggs
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freeseman and
daughter, Ruth, and Mr.. Robert
Freeseman, were Sunday visitors at
the j. Krull home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elfring and
children we're Sunday visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Holiness
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Wolter and
family and Mr.. and Mrs Will Voter
and the Misses Lilah and irene att
tended the funeral of Mrs Selchert ait
South Shore, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Clausen, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Gerhold and Rev. Mr.. Bartz
of Sioux City, la, were Sunday visit
ors at the ". f. Wolter home.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16
PELICAN.

: tloh oi MS vacation at the Pete
. Scherer farm.
George A. Yursco and Frank LIZ
mier are among the farm hands a
the Boxelder farm at present. TIL
former came direct from the HawH
eye state and the latter came all tn,
way from the Prairie state.
Harvesting has again been resuni
ed after the rainy spell. Plenty O
good help in readiness, a few more
good days, then we can enjoy The
harvest festival.
Hon. VIM. Seipp, of Watertown, was
assisting his son, Ralph, at the farm
the past week.
The w. j. Rawleigh medicine man
was a pleasant caller in this neigh.
borhood the last of the week.
The directors of the Grover Farm
ers' elevator held a meeting on We'd
leSudS SpGuluS.
Messrs. Herman Evenson and A.
Ruthstad were callers in this section
on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Otto Kallis and children were
Grover shoppers one afternoon the
latter part of the week.
Henry Albrecht was a WATERFOWL
business caller the fore part of the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lebert and
members of the family, accompanied
by Mrs. Emma Lebert and son. Har-
old, We're Sunday afternoon visitors
at the John G. Lebert home.
Mr.. Ewald Puhlman's mother is
here visiting at the Pullman home at
present.
The Albert Thiede family expert
enced a misfortune while on their
way to church last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Thiede had purchased a new III
passenger Studebaker car and wasI
running it for about the first timel
when it ran off the grade and over
turned, breaking the wind shield and
damaging the top. Eight people were
in the car. Mable has a fractured
arm, but, lickily, no others were in
jured.
The L. Hallauer family and the
Ewald Pullman family were Sunday
visitors at the Zamow ranch.
Among ahose who spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Lake Kampeska were John
Conner George Yusco, Ed Hallauer,
Frank and Annie lilly, Elva Kuhl-
mann and Esther and Dora Mieschke
and the A. t. Klatt family.
Another handsome young son ar
rived at the Fred Mclaughlin home
last Monday afternoon. All are re-
ported fine.
Quite a number of Pelican citizens
IHS 5Hn OF a NatlOaN at
WATERFOWL Monday evening. That is
some show all right.
We noticed Jack lilly promenading
the streets in Watertown last Sunday
afternoon. Jack looks natural yet.
Mrs. G. G. Holmes was a business
caller at the Albert Thiede residence
Tuesday afternoon.
G. F. Lebert and frau, of Water
town, were business callers il this
section on Tuesday last and were
dinner guests at the Frank Lebert
Growers big mistrels, by Grover tai
emit will be gwen at Grover, Friday,
august AZ, consisting Of an elaborate
first part of 20 people, olio Of 10 big
numbers, concluding with the entire
company of 20 people in an original
negro finale. South Before the War,
introducing singers, dancers, coon
shouters and cake walkers. Big dance
after show BY schliesman's orchestra.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16
APPLEBY.

APPLEBY.
The Ladies' Home CUT met wit
Mrs. ]. Krull, last Thursday Afternoon
Miss Irene West, who is spendin,
the SUMMER with her sister, Mrs
Henry Zerfas, and Mrs. Wallace Cool
left last week for Rochester, MINI.
where they received medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Cook stayed only a eew days
while Miss West will remain TO,
some time.
Miss Mabel Schulz was a visitor
with Miss Gertrude Aderhold in WA.
tertcwn over Thursday and Friday
last week.
Mrs, Earl Wess was hostess to The
members of the Larkin club last Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Abels, Mr.. R.
Freeseman, of Sibley, Ia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Freeseman and daughter
were visitors at the ]. Krull home,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Robt. Schulz and children, Mrs.
Rome Walker and Mrs. 1. w. Wilson,
of Watertown We're Sunday visitors
at the Schulz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Krull and Frank
Schade were visitors at the ]. Krull
home, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Ed Gronewold and sister, Dena,
spent Saturday evening at the Schulz
home.
Miss Dorothy Conner was an over.
Sunday visitor with friends in Castle
wood.
Lawrence Cusack and sisters, Nellie
and Katherine, spent Sunday at Medi-
cine Lake.
Mrs. L. Conner had the misfortune
of having "a weasel or rat kill thirty
five Of her spring chickens.
Miss Gertrude Aderhold was a Wis
itor with the Misses Carrie and Mabel
Schulz, Thursday.
A few of our farmers did not OBJ
serve Sunday and worked in the har-
vest fields.
2. Gronewold has carpenters build
ing a new addition to his residence
A large number of our citizens wit
messed the photo play, 'The Birth Of
i Nation
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis were visitors at
the T.. Conner home, Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. Conner and Miss Clarinda
Sunday visitors at the Wallace
Cook home.
Friends were surprised when they
received announcements of the mar
Of Mr.. John Greenwood, a well
known young man here, to Miss Lou
Ise Drexel, of Omaha, Neb, the we'd
ling having taken place July 5, at
Lincoln, Neb. Mr.. Gronewold has
been employed at the North American
Creamery Co. for the past few years.
They will make their home in Wa
Iertown. We all wish MI. and Mrs.
health, happiness and pros
peTity as they Journey through life.
.sF+GfLI@
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16
HENRY.

4 HENRY.
Mrs. Lamdin and children returned
home Tuesday from a few days visi
with her mother at Dempster.
Mrs. C1egg and Mrs. Joe Leather:
went to WATERFOWL Wednesday for {
short visit among relatives.
Mrs. Eddy is visiting her daughter
Mrs, Walter Dalton, and family il
lyanhoe, Mimi, this week.
L. w. Smith went to Redfeld, Sun
day morning, for a couple of days Wis.
IT. with his father.
E. E. Olson came to spend Sunday
with relatives here. He is now man
ager of an elevator in Sheffield, this
| state.
Marvel Hilliard came home Tuesday
morning from her visit in WATERFOWL.
Rudolph schoepp, who has been
working in Canada for the past three
months, returned to his home, Sunday
morning.
Arbie Christopherson was up from
Watertown, Tuesdayff, to see his new
nephew at the II. H. billiard home.
Will Phipps. corporal of the head
quarters troop in WATERFOWL, is home
for a couple days on account of sick
ness.
Mr.. Moller, father of P. H. Moller
and Mrs. 3. o. Perkins, came Sunday
from Bruce, Wis, and visited until
Tuesday evening.
AIR. Reyes went to Minneapolis,
Sunday, on a business trip.
Miss Edna Kent went to Clark, on
Tuesday, for a couple of days visit
with her young friends.
Mrs. Lester and child, Miss Cecil
Olson came from WATERFOWL, We'd
nesday morning for a couple of days
visit at the Moller ohme.
FOLEY.
A few of our farmers have finished
harvesting. Threshing was started
for R. Schrick on Tuesday on the H.
Pulscher farm.
Mr.. Robert Freeseman of Sibley, Ia,
as assisting his brother, Harry, with
harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Krull and son, Ell
mer, Mrs. j. Krull and Mr.. John Eli
kamp, Of Gary, went ia Desmet on
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of d
brother of Mrs. H. Krull and Mr.. Eli
kamp.
Mrs Potzeizer ond son, William, OF
Ida Grove, Ia, is a guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. M. Carr, this week
Miss Evelyn Rogers, of WATERFOWL,
was a guest at the Frank Bradley
home from Friday until Monday.
Fred Benthin made a business trip
to Grover, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Higgins and lit
tie daughter of Waterfowl areispend-
ing the week at the 4. i. o'Brien
home. during Mr.. Higgins vacation
N Ghaphain andsdaugghter,ef Wa
tertown, were callers al the Wm. 1.-THE
home Sunday.
Mrs. Mccormick, of Watertown, is,
spending q few days here with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Ralph Leisure
MT. and Mrs. Virgil Long were sup
per guests at the Del Martin home,
Saturday evening, and accompanied
MI. and Mrs. Martin to Watertown.
Miss yerna Sweet returned home
from her visit att Bookings. Tuesday.
Miss Emma Rowe accompanied her
home for q visit here q the Mrs.
Sweet home.
Glenn Sweet is assisting DelMartin
with farm work, as Bernard Konold
has been nursing u sore foot which
did not get along very wal since he
had the accident, being wounded by
his rifle.
Mr:and Mrs. Herman Benthin and
family were callers al the Fred Ben
thin home. Tuesday
MI and MrssHs Krull and son, I'LL
and Frank storck spent Sunday
evening atsthe KTunl home
Mrs. MGarrand daughters, Miriam
and Mildred. Nete visitors With MN.
1.-THE; Friday afternaoon.
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-11-06
ELIMINATING WASTE
in MAKING BUTTER

To send our allies as much food
as possible of the most concentrated
nutritive value in the least shipping
space is sour problem this winter.
Among these concentrated foodstuffs
is butter.
In the past, much butter was
spoiled, or it's quality seriously at
fected by the manner. in which it
was handled after it had been
gathered in the churn, the butter
makers greatest skill is called for
in removing it and working it into
salable form without destroying its
firmnesS, texture and flavor.
The old rule that the buttermilk
should be drawn when the butter
granules are the size of wheat grains
is a good one. The most successful
buttermakers never add wash water
until the buttermilk is drawn away.
Then pure, cold water equivalent to
the amount of buttermilk is added
and the churn revolved few times
The butter may be worked vigor-
ously until it begins to adhere in
large Jumps if the water is cold
enough. The water is then drawn
off, and, If large power churn is
used the butter is sailed in the
churn. In home buttermaking in
small quantities, however, betttr
sailing can be done on the worker.
After light working, place the
butter in a cool place so as to allow
the salt to dissolve and the whole
mass to cool so it will not become
oily when put in prints or TUBS.