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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-12-19

SWA, lots 3 and 8, section Is, town
ship 81, range IS E. M. M; and NEA
SEA and VIZ SWA, lot Is, Sec
ton 10, township 81, range IS E. M. M
is hereby ordered cancelled on &C.
count of no final certificate having
been issued.
Assessment of Edward C. Schultz,
for the year 1919, for SEA sen,
section "a, township 81, range IS, E.,
lots /, 2, IL, 10, section 10, township
81, range SO E. M. M. is hereby or
dered cancelled on account Of no fl
nal certificate having been issued.
Assessment of j. NJ. Madison for
the year 1919, involving SWA SEA
section %, VIZ and SEA NWA sec
tion 26, township %, range 80 E. M.
M, is hereby ordered cancelled, no
final certificate having been issued.
Assessment of G. E. Martin for
year 1919, involving NJ NEA sec
tion 20, SA SEA section 20, town.
ship 81, range SO E. M. M. ordered
cancelled as no final certificate has
been issued.
At 5 o'clock p. m. board of county
commissioners adjourned until 10
O'Clock a. m. December 18th, 1919.
PETER A. WEST,
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Chairman.
c. w. Kampfer, Clerk.
EXTRA SESSION,

la IVA oCO0xON.
At 10 o'clock a.. m. December 18th,
1919, board of county commissioners
met in extra session, for the purpose
of checking warrants from and after
December 16, 1918, and such other bus
mess as may legally come before the
said board. All members of board
and clerk present.
The board continued checking war
rants.
1t having come to the attention of
the board that there has not been a
final settlement on account of the sale
of the equipment of the Detention hos
pital, the county treasurer and clerk
and recorder are hereby instructed to
make final report at the January meet
ing.
Contract for medical and surgical
attention for INDECENT poor of the
county entered into with A. N. Smith,
M. d., and ordered filed by the clerk.
The treasurer not having as yet
submitted the quarterly report of the
office of county treasurer, the chair
man is hereby ordered to approve or
disapprove same when presented.
The following assessments were
ordered cancelled:
Assessment of Josephine Dahl, Tam
pico, Mont, for the year 1918, amount
$13.37, together with interest, penal
ty and publication, on account of pay
ment having been made to treasurer
T. M. Patten, as shown by check rec
ord, and treasurer is instructed to is
sue receipt for same.
Assessment of Charles Lee Tatton
for the year 1917, interest, penalty and
publication, on account of no final
certificate having been issued on
March 1st, 1919.
Assessment of Fisher Lumber Co.
of Hinsdale for 1919 as shown on page
63, line % is hereby ordered reduced
from $245.13 to s52.23 on account of
error, the difference to be charged to
Hinsdale fire district.
Assessment of E. Grammond of
1918, NWA section 23, township q.
range al, as it apepars on page 38,
line 3, 1918 tax book and also on page
8, line rs, 1918 delinquent tax book,
on account of error.
The board checked books of clerk of
district court and clerk and recorder
and found everything in first class
condition.
The claims of Valley county against
Phillips and Sheridan counties on &C.
count of the expense of the joint de-
tention hospital were presented and
the county auditor is hereby authoriz-
ed to sign the claims in behalf of VAL
ley county, and present them to the
respective counties concerned.
No further business appearing the
board audited their W claims as fol-
lows:
Calvin H. Pippin, per diem and
mileage, $1OS.O0.
Carl j. Anderson, per diem and mile
age, $116.0O
Peter A. West, per diem and mile
age, $4,000.
At 8 o'clock p. m. board of county
commissioners of Valley county ad-
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HOME SERVICE INSTITUTE.
The chairman of the local Red Cross
chapter is in receipt of the announce
ment that the ninth home service in
stitute for the training of Red Cross
home service workers will be held in
Minneapolis during the months of Jan
uary, February and March. To this
institute Red Cross workers from var
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ious chapters throughout the division
will be sent.
For the first time since the insti-
tutes were started the course will be
three months long. Former Institutes
ran for six weeks, but it was found diff
ficult for the students to cover so
much ground in so short a time.
Enrolment in each institute is lin
tied to fifteen, many of whom are
chosen by chapters in connection with
the proposed peace-time service.
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annual interest on the road bonds
your county may sell, payable at the
! office of the county treasurer of VAL
ley county, Glasgow, Montana, or at
the option Of the holder, at the Wells
Dickey Trust company, Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
"We further agree, that there will
be no exchange charge in connection
with making the principal and inter-
est payable at Wells ickey Trust
Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
"Yours truly,
"WELLS-DICKEY co.
By E. w. Henle."
| The above agreement is accepted by
the board of county commissioners this
18th day of December, 1919, as sup
plementing agreement with Wells
Dickey Company dated July 26, 1919,
and extension dated December End,
1919.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman of Board.
VALLEY County,
(Seal)
Attest:
C. w. Kampfer,
County Clerk.
On motion the county auditor is
hereby instructed to furnish to the
county agent the necessary supplies
for mailing questionnaires.
The board then proceeded to check
warrants drawn on witness fee book,
clerk of court, commencing December
18th, 1919.
On motion, assessment of Emma
Ling Of Havre, Montana, is hereby
ordered reduced from $1,000 to $4,000
and county treasurer is instructed to
refund amount of said reduction on
the following described real estate, to-
wit: SWA 81 NWA, lots 3, 4, Sec
ton 2, SEA SEA section 3, town.
ship 81, range AZ, and also VIZ NEA
SEA section IL, township 26, range
43.
The following was ordered spread
the minutes:
Whereas, it appearing to the board
Of county commissioners that they are
unable to conclude the business before
the board it is hereby ordered that we,
the board Of county commissioners of
Valley county, Montana, do hereby
order an extra session to be held at
the court house, at Glasgow, Valley
Saturday, Dec. 10, 1919, for
Montana, at 10 o'clock a. m.
purpose of concluding the check
ing of warrants drawn from and aft
er December 10th, 1918 to date, and
such further business as may legally
come before the said board.
In reply to request made by the
of county commissioners on
Treasurer Turner regarding
reduction of office fore, Mr.. Turner
promised to dispense with the SER
of two clerks by Wednesday,,
18th, 1919, and that by
January 10th, 1920, his office force
would consist of himself and one clerk. :
The following assessments were or
Tered cancelled, to-wit:
Assessment of James Mcintyre of
Hinsdale, for the year 1919, in so far
IS it relates to SEA NWA, NEA
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direction of health, says the United
States Public Health service.
THE WRONG. WORD
Daughter-A certain young mar
sent me these flowers this morning.
Papa-Don't say "a certain young:
man." my dear. There is none of 'en
certain till you've got 'em.-The Edin-
burgh Scotsman.
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Cultivate the habit of walking with
head up and the shoulders thrown
back. It is cheaper and better than
bottled %tonics, says the United States
Public Health service.
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At 2 o'clock p. m. December 18th,
1919, board of county commissioners
Of Valley county resumed. All men,
bers OF. the board and clerk present.
The following was ordered spread on
the minutes: ;
I'm connection with the agreement
made with your board under date of
July 26th, 1919, extended under date
of December End, 1919, we hereby
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Continued from page 81

and c0ntract ordered drawn to that
sfkect.
AZ 5 o'clock p. m. December 18th,
1918. board of county commissioners
ct valley county adjourned until 10
o'clock q. m. Friday, December 18th,
1919.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
c. w. Kampfer, Clerk.
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journed subject to call of the chair.
PETER A. WEST
Attest: Chairman.
G. w. Kampfer, Clerk.
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A clean house with plenty of fresh
air and sunshine is a long step in the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-12-19

At 10 o'clock a. m. Friday, Deem.
Der 18th, 1919, Board Of county com
nissioners Of Valley county, met pur-
suant to adjournment of December
18th, 1919. All members of the board
and clerk present.
On motion, the following assess
1nents r ordered cancelled:
ger, Mont, for year 1919, is hereby
or, Mont, for year 1919, is hereby
ordered cancelled together with inter-
est, penalty and publication, on ac-
count Of no final certificate having
been issued.
On motion, county treasurer is here
by instructed to cancel tax receipt No.
2702 for 1918 which was made out to
Josephine Wilson and issued to Ben
jamin Wilson and apply the amount
paid on such receipt, namely, $48.92,
to the taxes of Benjamin Wilson as
shown on page 1923, line z, tax book
1918; also all charges of interest, pen
atty and publication.
On motion, county treasurer is here
by authorized and directed to trans
fer $4,000 from general fund to the
fair fund.
Petitions for a call of a special
meeting by the board Of county com-
m%issioners of Valley county, Montana,
a authorized under the provisions of
chapter eight Of the laws of the extra
ordinary session of the sixteenth leg
islative assembly, authorizing the pur-
chasing Of seed grain, feed, provisions,
etc, presented to the board.
The board called on County Agent
M. E. Stebbins and requested him to
mail out missionaries, with return
card attached, requesting the return
Of said card by December Both.
At IL o'clock noon, board of county
commissioners of Valley county took
a recess until 2 o'clock p. M. of ever
date.
PETER A. WEST.
Attest: Chairman.
c. W. Kampfer, Clerk.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-15

MON de fluidos, brotaba una emocion
honda, tan honda como ell misterio de
la misma Vida.
Sc hablaban, en- silencio, los secre-
tos de nuestros cuerpos, tan allegados,
tan penetrados el uno del otro, por
la afinidad de espfritus.
Matilde desfallecia. Vacilaba. I'm
pajaro cantaba en- los arboles. Ell olor
de la terra, al mezclarse con los aro-
mas diversos de las flores y las plan
tas, cargaba el ambiente de ardores
extranos.
No pudo la convaleciente resistir
mas. Inclin6 su cabeza sobre mi hon.
bro. Senti el roce tibiO de su tez en-
mi cuello.
Otra veZ oiamos las canciones que
venian del camino.
De las acacias, Gaia una lluvia blan-
ca sonora, como de perlas.
Il. Ribera ChevremOnt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-15
La Convaleciente

E "
/ -Todoses iuevo. Todo 10 veo nue.
vo, Aurelio.
-Si. Todo es nuevo, iverdad?
-Nuevo. Nuevo. Parece que re-
mace el Mundo. ts
-Tu risa Sc enciende, Matilde. La
vida vuelve. 4,l X
-Es el refejo de las rosas.
No. Els tu sangre que arde. Mi
ra, el cielo Sc hace rojo, de un rojo
que aturde. Diriase que te ofrece su
sangre.
Ell cielo Sc tenia de intense. rojo,
como 81 corriese tras su epidermis
azul, un chorro de la sangre nueva de
los doses. s
Venian de los caminos cercanos,
canciones de gente alegre que pasaba.
Fran canciones de amor; gritos del
corazon que anhela fundirse en- otro
corazon.
Sc ola la nota elegiaca y lejanisima
Ide la tortola, bosque adentro. Y el
grito de los boyeros, que Sc prolon-
gaba en- ell silencio agreste, Y el chi
rrido aspero de las carreteras, que pa
Irecia queja de seres humanos.
Los insectos pasaban, fulgiendo, en-
la luz, como cosas fantasticas.
Matilde Sc habfa sentado entire las
rosas. Hundia SUI rostro en- las rosas.
| Y las rosas, deshaciendose en- petalos,
cubrian SUI nuca, trasponian el enca-
je del corpiho y lie colmaban el seno.
Sc desmayaba la pobre. Tuve que
hacer un esfuerzo para sostenerla en-
mis- brazos. Temblaba toda, presa de
rudos espasmos. Me trasmitia su NAL.
| Y temblaba yo, asustadisimo.
II iPor Dios, Matilde, serenate!
-iOh, que ventura!-. No. .
No. Estoy mala, Aurelio.
Sus ojos resplandecian, en- medic
de la severa palidez de su rostro, como
dos brasas. Tuve miedo.
-Vamanos-la die.
Volvi6 a caminar ella, apoyandose
en- mi, confada, tranquila.
Comenzamos a yer flores. Flores
de nieve, con ell adorable candor de
las cosas blancas. Flores de mora
dos tenues, como labios de ninos muer
tos. Flores de ORC, de hojas gruesas
v enfaticas. Flores purpureas, como
punetazos recientes. Flores dc compli-
cadisimos matices, que simulaban el
tono que tienen los cuellos de las mu-
jeres en- los bales, cuando la luz de
las bujias prende vaporosos diaman7
tes en- sus divinas hucas.
Por sobre las avenidas palidas del
jardin, volaban, ,inseguras, las mari
posas, en- giros ciegos, como ilusiones
Matilde Sc estremecia. Ell calor de
su cuerpo Sc duplicaba al tnnirse cor
el calor del mfo; Y, de aquellas co1alu-
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Bajamos al jardin aquella tarde lu-

Bajamos al jardin aquella tarde lu-
minosa.
Matilde convalecia. En- sus labios
palidos, empezaba florecer la sonri-
sa maravillosa de la Vida. La sangre
volvfa bafiar, en- oleadas nuevas, su
rostro, tinendolo de un delicioso color
encarnado.
Sc apoyaba en- mi brazo, anhelosa
de recuperar sus energias de virgen
de dieciocho amos.
Guerra yer las flores. Estaba nos
talgica de aquellas flores que ella tan
to adoraba. ~
La primera vision que tuvo fue la
de los rlardos. Estos la encantaban,
con sus blancuras sedosas. Luego, los
jazmines,t como estrellas, pensativas,
emergian del boscaje umbroso, mis-
teriosamente, plenando de aromas SUI
tiles ell aire dorado de la tarde. Y
las lilas, tan menudas Y tan sencillas,
flores de princesita japonesa, flores
del pals de los cuentos magicos, Sc
sentian felices, embriagandose de sue
nos. Y las violetas, misticas, secre-
tas, como misterios, Sc arrebujaban
entire verdes hojas de las enredaderas
que Sc arrastraban sobre las humeda
des del jardin. " ap
Matilde Sc estremecia. FL olor de
las flores, despertaba en- ella rec6ndi-
tas ternuras; sabias ternuras de be-
SOS gozados, al amparo de las rosas,
cabe la acacia en- flor que descansaba
su copa opalina sobre la tapia del jar
din tan lleno de las venturas de su
ninez.
Sonreia la mimosa.
La fuente fluia, chorros blandOs,
sobre la vieja taxa de marmol, con
lcntitud, friamente. .;.
Matilde volvfa a temblar ahora,
mas desfallecida, por las emociones
gozadas con la vision de sus flores
adorables. Esta vez, llegue Greer
que caelfa. Sus piernas vacilaban.
Su rostro Sc llenaba de palideces ver-
des. Sc :coloreaba ratios, como los
cielos erepusculares en- Otono.
Pensaba ella en- las noche de fiebre,
cuando veia, tras los rojos cortinajes
de su alcoba, la mano del viento agi-
tandose violentamente. Un frio NOR
tai de tumba recienabierta, penetraba
en- sus finisimos nervios.
Y, sofia verne, en- sus delirios, 81
lencioso, al pie de su lecho, como el
que ha. ,perdido la nocion de la Vida,
permanecer ALI, horas enteras, mi
randola, abismandome en- la palidez
espectral de su rostro de enferma,
como atraido por ell fulgor alucinante
de sus pupilas negras, agrandadas por
hondos cfrculos violaceos: r
Volvia su rostro hacia mi, creyen-
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MERCADO DE CAMBIOS
LOS EMPLEADOS DEL
TROLLEY, Sc REUNEN

La Union Local de Motoristas Y
Conductores de trolley, Sc reunio en-
Asamblea la noche del de noviembre
corriente, y acordo ell proyecto de
contrato que debia presentar la
Compania, ineluso los tipos de salaries
que aspiran ganar.
Ell Presidente de la Union ha en-
viado al Manager General ell contra
to, tai como fue aprobado Y espera ell
aviso de la Compania para empezar
discutir sus clausulas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-15
INDUSTRIAL PUERToRRIoUENA

lNDU STR1A PUERIORRlQL ENA
Uno de nuestros redactores tuvo
oportunidad aver de yer intinidad de
juguetes. de distintos estilos, hechos
por el joven Guillermo Reiphardt, en-
su residencia de la Gale del Quito, pa
rada 81 en- Santurce, Y cOnfieSa que
en- su gdnero NADIA tienen que envidiar
a los trafdos del extranjerO. Caba-
llitos, munecos, elefantes Y otros en-
tretenimientos de la nifieZ, Sc rueden
conscguir en- Ia casa del jOven menciO-
nado. FL ha hecho tambien una casita
que Sc alumbra con pilas electricas Y
ticne todos los compartimentos tic una
casa grande Es una monecfa. Ell
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I'm capricho la asaltaba. Ella STEM
pre- habia tenido predileccion por las
rosas encarnadas.
De nina lloraba por las rosas de
este color. Y, cuando iba la Igle-
sia con la tia Emilia, llevaba, en- sus
pequeiias manos, un hermoso ramille-
tie de estas roSas.
lie asegure que habia visto rosas
encarnadas en- ell jardin.
Caminabamos distraidos. Ella, fl
ia en- las flores, en- las nuevas flores,
que habfan nacido durante su enfer-
Imedad. Yo, aturdido por la reciente
promesa de un mafana mas dulce,
cuando la sangre hubiese estallado de
nuevo en- las venas juveniles, en- ra-
biosas llamaradas de amor insaciable.
Loca de algeria, eXclamaba ella: -
Mira, Aurelio, las rosas. Me ba-
mare en- las rosas. Sera un bano de
fuego.
A la vuelta del sendero amarillo,
aparecian las rosas encarnadas, por
las que ella tanto habia suspirado. ~
como hacian fantasear aquellas ro-
sas! Fran como bocas que sangra-
sen. Fran como miembros mutilados.
Fran como senos cortados por espa-
das de plata. Fran como llamas bai-
lando en- los hornos de 'un inferno.
Fran como heridas en- sienes de, sui
cidas. Fran cuevas rojas; orbitas a
las que acabasen de arrancarle los
ojos.
Sc aturdla Matilde. S6lto mi bra
20; y, henchida de goces nucvos, Sc
arroj6, toda blanca, sobre las rosas
ncarnacion, q. forecian, lujuriosamen-
tie, en- el rincon del jardin de sueno.
Procure alejarla de aquel lugar,
porque las magicas rosas producian en-
la enferma un estado rarisimo. Sc
excitaba. Y refa, con risa loca, con
risa que hacia daIo.
La vi inclinarse por segunda veZ,
fragil leve, sobre la mancha encen-
dida de las rosas diabolicas. Abria
sus manos, de diafanidad sorprenden-
tie; manos de trasparencias luminosas,
como de plata fiuida. SQue lie recor-
daban aquellas rosas ? Labios de
amantes pasionados, -decfa ella. Y
reia. Y lloraba. Reia y lloraba, al
ternativamente.
Yo la veia llorar aquella tarde lu-
minosa; y con la vision de la nueva
lprimavera, lloraba yo tambien, llenc
de un sentimiento de piedadI y carl
no. $3.50 '
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I
afio pasado, para las Navidades, el ven
di0 muchos de estos juguetes, princi7
palmente en- los cines de Santurce, gus
tandO mucho a los nifOs. Este afio
piensa hacer 10 mismo, Y podemOs ase-
gura" que tendra exito. La casita Sc
III adquirida pOr ell cine Puerto Rico.
para obsequiar con ella, ell dla de Re
yes, uno de los nifios que ese dfa asis-
tan al cine. .s 80 p,
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

paila sobre ell 6 del entrante
diciembre.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
Vapor Marina. Sc aguarda hoy
y saldra ell II del actual para la
RepIblica Dominicana.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
Vapor Helen. Sali6 el 8 del
que cursa de New York para
esta.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
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PRESTARON LA FIANZA
Los Comisionados nombrados por
la Asamblea Municipal de la ciudad
prestaron va la fianza exigida para ell
desempeno del cargo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-15
LOS GALLEGOS RESIDENCES
EN- PUERTO RICO

AcabamOs de recibir las siguientes
novelas de Jaime Sola, Puramente
REGIONALES.
"RAMO CATIvo"
Gel ALMA, DE ALDEA"
EEL OTRO .MUNDO" ,.l
Contra esta Ultima Sc han entabladO
tres querellas criminales p0r alusi6n.
81 es I'd. In gallegO de coraz6n lea
estas N0velas. t..
Precio de eada una S1.00 ORC
AMERICANA. r
Dirijanse IA, AGENCLA DE VIDA
GALLEGA, Vieques, p. r.. Advt.
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Entradas:--
Vapor frances Caravelle, de
Europa.
UespacnadOs:- A
Vapor Brazos, para New York.
OperaciOnes de buques cOsterOs
en- puertO:>
Maria ,Belen, Aguadilla y Maya
giez
Guillermito, Arroyo
Juan Cruz, pendiente
Nativo. descargando
-" Vapores de Travesia.
Vapor Coamo. Ell II del pre-
sente salio de New York.
Vapor P. de Satrustegui. Del
20 al 25 del corriente recalara
procedente del Centre America
en- viaje para Espaila.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
Vapor espanol Manuel Calvo.
Sc aguarda procedente de Es-
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do ciertas aquellas visiones de. sus no
ches bermejas; me miraba larga-
mente, agradecida, sintiendome su
lado, tan solicito. f~"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. Mcleod of Colo
RADIO, are visiting their daughter, who
is employed in the Western Union up
town Office. Mrs. Mcleod likes the
town very much and is planning to re-
main with her daughter.
I. A. Thurman. who has been with
the u. S. Navy, headquartering at
Gulf Port, Miss, has received his dis
charge and is back in Tucumcari. He
says Tucumcari looks good to him and
may decide to again locate here.
j. B. Taylor and wife left Tuesday
night for Arizona and California, to
be gone about two months, taking a
rest from their hotel duties. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Underwood have the Glen
rock in charge during the absence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. j. II. Grisham is here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Smy-
ers. Mrs. Grisham has been with her
husband, Lieut.. Grisham, in the east
for several months. He expects to
come here on a visit as soon as a fur
Tough a be obtained.
The r. A. G. club met at the home
of the president, Miss Arabelle De-
Oliviera, last Wednesday night. A So
cial hour, to which some Of the boys
were admitted, was enjoyed by all.
The Club meets Wednesday, Jan. %,
at the home of Miss Jane Devor.
+. NJ. Smith has sold the P~ostoffice
Store to Mrs. b. j. Akin, who with her
mother, are already in charge. They
are planning much improvement and
in addition to handling candies, cigars
tobaccos. they expect to put in a full
line of magazines and periodicals.
A message from Albuquerque to l..
G. Pearson says "Dr. Garfield has an
nounced that all zon and price regu-
lations of coke and coal except Penn
~sylvania Anthracite will be suspend.
ed February /. This refers to mine
prices, wholesalers margins purchas-
ing agents, commissions and retail
margins and prices"
The monument at corner Gaynell
and Second SITS, ut the junction of the
Ozark Trail is being painted and the
signs put upon the four sides, 1t be'
gins to look worthy of a place at this
important corner. Four electric lights
have been installed. 1t is hoped the
Trail will be improved so as to be
worthy of this monument.