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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
UPPER BEAVER

! Mrs. |. n. Huyett departed for
Harlan Friday, where she will
visit her brother, Henry Martin,
and family.
! MIR. and Mrs. II. G.. Rhoades
made a trip to Toledo Sunday,
to visit the formers sister, Mrs.
Frank Lane, who is reported
very sick.
3 Floyd, Virgil, Aletha, Alpha
and Helga Rhoades spent Sun
day at the Peterson ranch.
Mrs. p. Vancil and grano-
daughter, Jessie, left for Port
land Sunday, where they will
visit the formers daughter, Mrs
Frank Mowers. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bowers at
tended the picnic on Pool:
Slough Sunday.
Donna Martin returned home
Wednesday after a weeks visit
at the Huntsucker home in Oys.
tercity.
Mrs. II. G. Rhoades and baby
went to Toledo today where she
will remain at the Lane home.
A. Peterson and son, Adolph
are busy putting a new roof or
their dwelling house at this
writing.
II. G. Rhoadss made his usua
trip to Newport Wednesday with
a load Of freight and passengers
Mr.. Kent of Waldpprt was IN
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
CITY PURCHASES
PUMPING PLANT

At the meeting of the City
Council last Monday evening, an
order was placed with the Fair
banks Morse Co., for a gasoline
pumping plant. The plant con-
sists of a 25 h. p. Diesel engine
and a four stage centrifugal
pump. This pumping plant will
be stationed on Mill Creek just
above the Hiser place, and will
be used as an auxiliary to the
present gravity system during
the dry season. The water will
be pumped directly into the pre-
sent gravity main, and the plant
has a guaranteed capacity of
250,OO0 gallons each "a hours.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
AT THE MOVIES

"The Hostage" with Wallace
Reid, tonight only. . ..
Treasure Island" caste all
children-also Mutt and Jeff
comedy-Saturday night.
"Hashimura Togs," with Hay
akawa in the lead, for Sunday
and Monday night shows. Mat
inee Sunday, if no ball game.
"Barbary Sheep" with Elsie
Ferguson, for Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday nights.
Tom Sawyer" played by
JACK ePickford, for Friday, June
2Sth. -
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
CAPTAIN ARNOLD HERE

Capt. w. A. Arnold, who has
charge of the l.. l.. l.. l.. work
in Dist. gave a very interesting
talk at the Dime Theater Mon
day evening. He impressed upon
us the great part that the fir and
spruce workers of the North
west have in winning this great
war. He made special appeal to
the loggers in the draft to take
advantage of being inducted into
the spruce, and to feel that by
so doing they were not shirking
their duty to their country, for
the experienced logger would be
able to do more good remaining
in the woods than If he Were in
the trenches. He said for the
men to wait until drafted, then
get a letter from his employer
telling of his usefulness to the
Co, take this letter with him to
camp and ask his commanding
officer to have him transferred
to the Signal Corps at Vancou-
YER Brks., where he would re-
cieve soms military training and
ibe sent back again to the woods
not as a civilian, but as one of
Uncle Sans soldiers of the
Spruce Production. The Red
Cross work was also outlined
by Capt. Arnold, and he didn't
forget to mention the great part
that the women Of this country
are performing in this great
Worlds War.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
EDDYVlClE WILL HAVE
COMMUNITY SERVICE FLAG

There was a meeting held at
Eddyville last week to make ar
rangements for the purchase of
a community service flag. The
following are the names of the
boys for which there will be stars
placed on the flag:
Ora Roscoe,
Roger LoudOn,
Vance Cline,
Emerson Harris,
Brown Wakefield,
Clifford Hunt,
Clare Mcbride,
Eugene Girdler,
Lesley Fee,
Elmer Lehn,
Walter Trapp,
Wallis Miller,
Elmer Martin,
Louis Parker,
Chester Sparks.
Should you know of anyone
serving, whose name has been
omitted from this list the conf
mittee would BE- pleased to have
you notify them. Send name to
Mrs. II. B. Sparks at Eddyville
within the next week, and there
will be a star placed on the flag
for them. The money is all raised
and ready and want to send for
the flag as soon as possible. BY
sending in the names as soon as
you can, you will help the COM
mittee greatly.
S. T. Loudon,
Mrs. h. Mauch,
Mrs. II. B. Sparks,
Committee
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
PlANOS-PHONOGRAPHS

A Music Branch Of Long &
Cooper, of Corvallis, has been
established in Toledo, in the
Frederick's building on Hill st.
We are representatives of the
Baldwin Pianos and Players,
Edison and Columbia Phono-
graphs. viii sell you an instru-
ment on easy payments, or take
your old Piano or Auto in as
part payment. Come in and see
us. ..
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
SlLETZ

The Siletz High School closed
June 18th with the rendering Of
a short program. The commun-
ity turned out in full, and the
auditorium was well flied, show
ing the interest people take in
their public schools. Guy Glib
son was the only graduate in the
High School this year. His Or
alton, "Our Duty to France" was
a live subject, bristling with fine,
patriotic sentiments, and well
delivered. The address to the
class was delivered by Mr.. Roy
Cannon, Supt. Of the Benton
County schools. Mr.. Cannon
took occasion to speak of the
great World War, and of the fine
patriotic spirit in which our
young men are responding to
the call OF, their country and the
supreme effort that is now being
put forth by the Allf.s to MAIN
tain liberty in the world, and to
crush out for all time the iron
hand of Prussian Militiarism.
The German nation by her deep
thought, scientific investigation,
and high state Of CIVILIZATION, had
gained the confidence of the
world, but alas, by her deception
and intrigue, is one of the most
despicable nations OF earth. Her
brutality, and atrocious commit
ted on innocent people will be
the darkest in all history. Nero
the hated, who could set and fid-
die while Rome was burning,
cannot be compared with the at
ricious committed by the Ger
man Autocracy under the direc-
tion and approval of the Kaiser.
AT first the Germans were dis
posed to make fun of the Ameri-
can soldiers. Wonder what they
think of the work that is benz
done on the western battle FROM
by the Sammies,. with their ma
chine guns that shoot 500 times
a minute. Who can stand be-
fore such a fire as that? Why
do they do this? Because it is
to stop the efforts of Germany tl
destroy liberty in the world
Supt. r. P. Coin was present and
gave some wholesome advice to
pupils, that If remembered will
aid them materially in getting an
education. Walter Hall one OF
the members of the school board
presented Mr.. Gibson with his
diploma, accompanied by some
appropriate remarks that will aid
him in his life. The public school
and its success is of first i'm
portance at Siletz.
At the annual school meeting
John Waino was elected trustee
for three years and Mrs. Grant
King was elected clerk. Much
other business of importance
was transacted.
The government school at ST.
letz will be discontinued this year
and the Indian children will at
tend public school, and will be
under thu same law and regula-
tions as the white children.
Supt. e. l.. Chalcraft has re-
turned from his visit to Portland
and Seattle, While absent he
visited his son at Camp Lewis.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
REWARD-$25.0o

To party finding pair rather
light bay mares, one weighing
about 1900, the other 1850;
branded with lazy X on right
stifle; foretops have been roach
ed, but grown out 5 or 6 inches
should have colts with them.
Phone or wire me collect, Pay
ette, Idaho. -" -..
J. n. Hanigan, Sheriff
..... Payette County.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
LAST CHANCE

We are now offering the Ora
gon Farmer with the Leader,
both for the price of the Leader
alone. If you desira to take ad-
vantage of this offer, you should
do so at once, as our clubbing
agreement with the Oregon Far
mer expires July 1st. If your
subscription is. sent in before
that date We will give you the
Leader for one year and the Ore
gon Farmer for three years, all
for $3.50. '...
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21

as may be appointed by C. S.
Jackson, the War Savings Di-
rector for Oregon, acting under
the authority of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and pursuant
to the Proclamation oof the Pre-
sident of the United States.
R. D. Burgess, Mayor
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21

this vicinity buying cattle We'd
nesday.
Floyd and Virgil Rhoades took
dinner at the Phelps home We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bowers
made a trip to Bayview Wednes-
day.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
A. G. SCHWARTZ
NEW COUNCILMAN

A. G. Schwartz was sworn in
as City Councilman last Mon
day evening, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of J.
R. Turnidge. Mr.. Turnidge re-
signed on account Of poor health.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21

Now that the German drive
has been stopped peace propo-
sails will be offered.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21
TOLEDO WINS GAME
SCORE TEN TO ONE

Toledo got away to a good
start last Sunday, and walloped
the Elk City ball tossers, to the
tune of 10 to |. Elk City put up
game fight but could not stop
the hard hitting locals. Hauser
knocked a home run in the 7th
inning, with the bases full. The
following was the lineup.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-06-21

Toledo, Andrews.
The Toledo boys are expecting
to play the champions of Van
couver Barracks. at Newport
next Sunday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
Driving Right ahead.

On September 90. 1917. the school
patrons OF Fairview. Lincoln, New
Point. Marion. Nickcll's Grove and NJ.
vide school districts, having an cnun,-
GRAFTON OF 22S pupils, and an assessed
valuation Of s5T2.0i0. peii,ioncd the
county superintendent Of schools. ask.
ing 20 vote on the proposition OF con.
solidation for high school purposes. 10
he located at New Point. The petition
WIS granted and vote on the propo-
siticn was held November o. 1917,
with the result Of 90 10 IS in favor
Of consolidation.
A board of directors was chosen.
consisting Of A, a. Williams, All Kun.
kcl, for three years; James Run,.,
Yves Zachman, for two years; Robert
Boswell. u. J. Hilley. for one year.
In December, 1917, the patrons o,
the district voted 10 bond the district
For $4,000, with which 20 construct q
consolidated high school building. jar
uary ~, 1915, the bonds were sold al
premium Of 1892.
February, 1918, the contract for the
erection OF the school building was
let TO A. Schraag for si5,s4O; plumb
ing, etc, SS,l60: total cost, $1,000,
building 10 be Of brick and location
some so yards north Of the presen,
New Point school.
During the month Of March mater.
ial for the building was being deliv.
ered.'
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22

ing with her folks. l.. J, Scott ana
family.
Mrs. Ida Speer left Saturday for
Fairfax, where she will visit q few
days with her son, TIE Speer and
family,
Constance, the little daughter If
Mrs. James Campbell, is improving in
health, after having a siege Of men.
nights.
Mike Foley and wife. of Nodaway,
spent Sunday with his folks, Thomas
Foley and wife, in the Brush College
district.
George Stroude and Frank Wse.
ecner were in ST. Joseph, last Thurs
day., where Frank had bought him q
Ford car.
RI H. Sheffield. wife and Albert
Kcilmef and wife, spent the day, Sun.
day. at the Byrca Ainkls heae. neal
%. v. MsIea.:se E,asrsAa. Yaa..
spent several days a. las4 WI viii
lie FtzmsszireA aad etAaf ss'aeivs1
anA frisndA a.
-Ms la1ass e u CAsistiaa shusea
MT Fsaay afssrassa viii Ma CO
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
Ci,i,cns Of Oregon. Attention,

As superintendent, Of your Light and
Water Plant, my nlans are 10 try and
givc each one the hest service possible
and give all square deal.
Al present every effort is being
made TO restore the water service but
joni when this will he done, I am un-
ahle 10 say. Because Of the expense
a repairing the water mains, the
council would appreciate The early
payment Of oil delinquent accounts.
Some time ago the council passed IN
ordinance doing away with the fat
rate, for light and water. The city
viii furnish meter on deposit: thi:
deposit can be taken down at any
time.
Please report any trouble to me.
l. J. BuERGEY, Sapt
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
Bluff City.

Herman Clifford was up from 81.
Joseph over Sunday. =,
THE measles are keeping several
Of our people company. q.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Crouser called
on viii Kirk Friday evening. :,
George Elder, our bachelor friend,
Is back from the sunny south. q,
Happy Hulser papered several
rooms for Harry Frazier last week =,
Charley Dawson went to Mound
City. Thursday evening, on business.
- Mr. Davis. of st. Joseph, has been
bossing the farm work the past week.
Sadie Prussman spent Wednesday
night with Marjory Brooks, Of Culp.
james Conn and Dave Barbour
we're seen on the streets Of our city,
Saturday.
There are several very industrious
farmers in the neighborhood still gath
ering corn. 80,
Mrs. Elmer Fike and sons, Of Ma
pier, visited at the Srhlotzhauer home,
the first Of last week.
--Eldon and Raymond Watson, OF
Forest City. are staying with their
uncle. Will Kirk. this week.
| Harrison Nandeveer went 10 ga
vannah, last Thursday. 20 see his
mother, who is in the hospital.
MIR. Kollmer. Of st. Joseph, came
up Sunday for visit with his chill.
drcn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Conner
Mrs. Robert Moore h at the home
Of her son. Oscar, helping care foi
her grandson, who has been very sick
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Henry, Of
st. Joseph, have been visiting her par.
ents. Mr.. Graham and wife, before
leaving for their home In Colorado.
Mrs. W. s. Clifford. who had beer
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Peret
Of Oregon. stopped to see the boys or
on the farm and returned home Thurs
day.
Owing TO the measles there wa.
not so many present at Sunday school
hut We hope Il will be better mex,
Sunday. so every one can come. Mr.
kunkel. Of Forest City. came and tool
the picture Of the school, Fred Sipei
going after him.
JAY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
Highland Items.
JAY.

Alice Hanna spent Sunday with
Nellie Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Benton motorcl
20 -. Joseph and hack. Monday.
Clarence Bradley, Of st. Joseph,
visited the home folks, John Meek and
family. Sunday.
Miss Maude Drake. Of So. Joseph.
.ncnt SUNDAY with her aunt, Mrs. John
Neck. and family.
--Chas. Ba,cs, of Dighton. Rams. Is
hrrc visiting with his cousin, l.. K.
Cunningham. AMI family.
Mrs. John Foster returned home.
Friday. from weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. J. VI. Thompson, Of Gamer.
n. Mo.
F. ". llcai'cy and family and
''arc Castle and family. Of Oregon
visited Sunday with John Foster and
family.
Frank Goldcn and family. Of For.
est City, and Mrs. Emma Grimes
spcn, Sunday with Earl Benton m,
family.
Mrs. MARY BENTON and Bryan. O.
Oregon, and Mrs. Cassie Landers. D
Forest City, visited Sunday with Ear
Benton and family.
MIR, and Mrs. Chas. Wciman, Mrs
Marry hanra>and Clifford Rounds vi'
ted ~ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ pcglow. Sunday afternoon.
Marion Dick and family and Mr.
lii'da neglow and Lawrence. Of -
Joseph. came up in their car, Satur
day evening and stayed over with IN
home folks, Mr., and Mrs. Henry Deg
low, and Miss Na!la
BETTY BLUE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
Notice 10 Land Owners In Nodaway
Drainage District No. 2.

All owners Of land within Nodaway
Drainage District No. 9, Of Andrew
and Holt Counties, State Of Missouri,
are hereby notified that there will be
held meeting Of the land owners
within said district mt the Leach Mil,
at the Nodaway river, ut l o'clock p.
M. Saturday, March %, 1918, for the
purpose Of electing a member Of tho
Board Of Supervisors TO succeed {. j..
Shores, whose term has expired.
II. T. FLOYD, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
Resolutions Of Respect,

Whereas, the Great Ruler Of the
universe has seen fit TO take from Us
our worthy brother, c. 4. Bucknum;
the New Point Lodge No. a73 has los,
a true Odd Fellow, the community q
good citizen, the church a brother.
Therefore Be II Resolved, That this
lodge extend 70 the bereaved widow
their heartfelt sympathy in this he,
sad hours Of ahliction, and that q copy
Of the same be sent to the widow ant
q copy be spread on the minutes Of thi.
lodge.
SPENCER BOSWELL,
RI EDWARDS,
J. l. LEWIS,
Committee
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22

F0reue CITY and VICINITY.
, Claude Cornell was in st. Joseph,
last Friday.
Mrs. ]. T. Birmingham was st.
Joseph visitor, Monday.
Miss Bette Beelcr was . st. Jo-
seph visitor, Saturday.
VIM. Baker, ST., was Q business
visitor in Oregon. Friday.
Howard Douglas was In st. Jo-
scph, Tuesday Of last week.
Henry Combs was n business Wis
itor in St Joseph. Thursday.
George Watson was transacting
business in Forbes, Thursday.
John birmingham spent Saturday
night and Sunday in 81. Joseph.
WIN. Crawford made business
trip TO Kansas City. last Thursday.
James Meyer and family spent
Sunday at the Midway Hoover home.
Sam Blcdsoe, Of Montana. was
visiting last week with relatives here.
Gins. Mills. wife and son. FLOYD
spent Sunday at the l.. j. Scott home.
r.. II. Sheffield was trnnsacting
business in ST. Joseph. Tuesday Of last
week.
A son was born TO Joe Cason and
wife. on route 4, Wednesday Of last
week.
--Ccsrsc. Watson and Chris Jamison
were in ST. Joseph, Tuesday Of last
week.
Miss Grace yandeveer was n ST.
Joseph visitor, Wednesday Of last
week.
Frank Miller and family have
moved TO what Is known as the Wylie
farm,
John Lukcns and family spcn,
Sunday evening nj the ]. r. Scott
home,
Miss Grace Finer visited Sunday
nj the J. r. Bl,yins home. near Fort.
cscuc,
i --Niascs Edna Alklre and Rer,hn
Watson wcrr 81. Joscpb visitors, las,
| FRIDAY,
4 Mrs. Frcd Elton. Of Tarkio. visited
SATURDAY with her folks Neal kunk j
md wife
-pwivh, Never and family spcn,
Sunday with Roy kunk,l and family
in Orron.
Vim. Iollmcr. Of 8, Josepb. Wis.
tied several DAYS this week With rel.
a,iycs here.
b, Airs. 4. r. Tcarc and daughter
! Miss Nina. w,r, 81. Ioserh visitor
"Wednesday.
! Web Kelley AMI family hay,
moved 10 town 10 Nh, Barney" MI.
liam. property,
Misses Mary Alkire. Naudc S,al.
Lard and otto Stallari mc,orcd 10 =,
Jcscnh. Tuc5day.,
Mrs, A, j. Gotten was having
dental work dome in Oregon. Wcdn,.',
DIV ~ Ia, wock.
Howard $. Tcarc. Of Oregon, wa,
transa,ting business In our city. Tues
dan " las, week,
Miss Alma Owens. 81 barnard
|. Mo, visited several DAYS last wccl
with friends here
Mira U,rt ". Rnhcock wns bay
ing dental work done in Oregon. Wed
ncsday OF las, week.
-.yirs. Jrnr Alri,r and dauyh,,,
Miss MARY. OF Ea,on. Mo. are yisit
. ING with Ms, Corr Scnnlcn.
Mrs. Dan LYONS, Of Curtis, Okla
sncp, Sunday Win Nor sis,rr Nr.
n l. BroJhcck. and family,
Sam Waddlc and family. OF ANA
- 80
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22

FOR CIRCUIT CLERk-wc are au.
thorizcd to announce X. 7. ,DlCk)
DOBYNS ms u candidate for the Of.
fec Of Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Holt County, Missouri. subject TO the
Republican Primary Election, Tues
day, August g, 1918. He will apprc-
yciatc your support.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22

FOR COiLECToR-wc are author.
lied to announce I. =. Wilson ~ q
candidate Tor the office 81 Collector
Of Revenue. suhlcc, 10 the Rcprbli.
can Primary Election, Tuesday,
August q. ipls.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
For Congress.

William r. Spratt, Of ST. joseph,
NO., hereby declares himself and an.
ncunccs that he will I've n candidate
upon the Democratic ticket for the
nomination Of Representative Of the
9Th Missouri District in the National
Congress At Washington. n. G., in the
State Primary Election TO be he'd
August 9Th. 1918.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
FOR RECORDER or pErpS-wc

arr authorized 20 announce John II.
Simpson n candidate for the Of
fee Of Recorder of Deeds of Holt
County. Missouri. subject to the Re.
publican Primary Election, Tuesday
August 4. 1918.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
Bring Us your Kedak Anishing.

Bring US your Kodak 6hishinG,
HENNINGER DRUG co.
Frank Burger and John Simmons
LETT Sunday on . prcepecthg tour IN
and around Holyoke. ColorSdo.
-Deysy Dodge. Of Forest City. has
enlisted In the coast artillery, and len
last week for Je@sFsoa haSsIcka.
do sway WITH year "a a,dkp.
Asaee. aad ~ WHgAt,s UqlA 0meae.
u gives yeuY meat . aolic3oue Hnyur,
Ss6 ~ Z o. rhillips.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22
Red Cross Auction.

The auction sale Of the Red Cross
OF articles donated by patriotic citizens
Of Mound City and surrounding coun.
try. which was held Saturday Of las,
week, March Is, 1918. was not only ,
great success in . financial way, but
socially.
Among the special features Of The
sale was the sale Of . pair Of socks
the handiwork Of Mrs. Jane Glenn
who will be loi years Of age April is
for $25.
A handkerchief, donated TO the or
ganization by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
was purchased by John s. Smith 70,
$50.
The total proceeds Of the sale Is N
ported to " ~ reaching $500.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-22

FOR COi.LECTOR-we arc author.
isci 10 announce wm. II. Alkir aS
. candidate for the office 81 Col
hector Of Revenue 81 Holt County.
Missouri, subject 10 the Republican
Primary Election, Tuesday. Angus,
6, 1915.