The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13
On the Wing.

4 Oliver Stanfill has sold his farm
to Kansas man and holds posses
sion this year.
Louis Dannerline had sale
NJ onday and is going to Mexico.
Virginia needs blacksmith and
The Times wants more new sub
scribers for 1910.
Uncle Bob Mccall has bought the
Q. w. Walker farm 2 miles west
of Butler. i.
|. Jim Brown, of Passaic, when he
~F1ittss-a-ii lad in his teens was herding
sheep on the mounds just southwest
OF Adrian and he found a den of
wolves. He was boarding with a
widow lady who had some boys.
They went and dug them out. There
were II young ones and the mother
wolf, She got away from them and
Went up over the mounds. Mr..
Brown gave the young wolves to the
boys ipr pets. They kept them till
they became a nuisance. The lady
then had the boys kill them. She
took the scalps to Butler and re-
ceived $50 bounty and tanned the
hides and ii they had kept them I'm
til the present, the would have re-
ceived very neat sum for them.
Wolves are pretty bold northeast
OF Virginia. They went into Men
try Hughes lot and picked out the
biggest fat gander one night last
week. The next night they came
back, but they did not get the
choice of the flock that time as Mr..
Hughes interfered.
Ray Jundy had the buzz saw at
his big pile of wood, which he had
piled up. I
Glade Jundy is on the sick list this
week.
Abraham linn has rented the
J. W. Park farm near the Marvel
bridge on the river, for this year.
Simon Harbaugh will have a sale
February 25th. Frank Green is the
auctioneer.
Grant Oldham's big barn is en-
closed and now is ready for the
paint.
NJ NJ. Meinen has painted Uncle
Peter Jundy's barn orange color and
trimmed in white, the same as his
house
Oscar Harris has sold his Scully
least to Jim McGuinn.
Al G. Hedger has rented the Hen
ry Gardner farm for 1910.
The father OF Miles and Kelly Me-
ti,ire has rented the old Clark YER
million farm for 5 years. 1t is a
SEullN lease. ---
Harry Balm says there is no law
against hunting ducks SO long as you
DON'T harm them.
Carl Grimsley and wife spent
Sunday with his uncle, Jack, on the
riyrr.
Spart Adams is still collecting
taxes.
The party at Jim Fleming's Mon
day night was success,
The pie supper at Hot Water
school house Saturday night was a
success, so the ones say who were
there.
Sam Grimsley has rented the 100
acre farm on Mulberry that Can
Craig entered just after the Civil
War about 90 years ago.
Uncle Peter Jundy had one year.
iilS Vail ulS anu dllolICi SdllS hNoA
dying as the result of licking fresh
paint off of his barn few days ago.
Grant Oldham and family Sum
dayed with Mentry Hughes.
Look out for Vane Walker. He
is new man at the guide wheel OF
his auto.
Charley Heckadon's sale went off
all right. Everything sold we'll. His
saddle sold for $5I and the pony for
$40 and his shot gun for 10 cents.
Carl Grimsley and Miss Simpson,
both OF Amoret, route one, were
married about a week ago by Rev.
Moss. the NJ. F.. minister of Amo-
ret al his fathers house in Charlotte
township.
Albert Keeser, of West Butler.
wants to buy horse and buggy for
family use.
Willie Rubel spent a few days last
week with his wife's people, Mr..
John Seelinger.
The Farmers Alliance is growing
rapidly at the Crooks school house.
There are three cases of the flu
in our midst.
saw the picture show sights that
put me onto how they did in the
war in France the other night.
No use of talking. Robbins &
Poteet make sale go. Good crowd |
holders.
Jno. Howard was out one day last
week selling Ford autos. He is a
salesman from Butler.
R. P. C., Jenson's fine new house is
nearly done.
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