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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Those Foley Kids Keep Coming.

Mrs. Jesta Mole and little daughter,
from Los Angeles, Calf, arrived Fri
day, Sept. II, to visit home folks. The
following Saturday, Mrs. Daisy Asper-
strand, husband and little daughter,
Geraldine, arrived to meet her sister,
Jesta, with the old folks at home. Lat
er, that big brother, Danah Foley, Of
st. Joseph, came walking in and gave
them u pleasant surprise. Danah had
"a day dream that those kdis were
vending their way homcward to the
old home nest, so he chung up the
shovel and the hoe and came. Those
there had not met together at home
for several years. Jesta Mole and
daughter accompanied her sister and
family home for few days, when
they will return to meet her husband,
Joe Mole, and brother, Phil. The Mole
family are cyclonic comedy cyclists,
and are billed for other parts later on,
but will remain here for limited
time, visiting home folks and other
relatives. There are two other broth
ers and one sister who have not been
home-George Foley, of Heron Lake,
MIMI, who is dredge boat boy; Eldon
Foley, Of Arnold. Kansas, and Abbie
Foley-Parker, of Fort Rugen, Homo
lulu, but we know they will come.
They are Of the Foley bunch and they
are true and loyal kiddies, \. X.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
-Nuzum's Ferry Boat
is now making regular
trips across Missouri Riv-
er at White Cloud, Kans.

Miss Dorotha, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. T.. Bunker, was suddenly
attacked with acute appendicitis, Tues
day of this week, and on Wednesday
she was taken to st. Joseph hospital.
Gov. Jas. NJ. Cox, of Ohio, the
Democratic candidate for President,
spoke in st. Joseph, Wednesday after
noon Of this week, and many of our
citizens were down to hear him. With
Gov. Harding speaking there next
week, II Is certainty that our people
will have an opportunity Of hearing the
successor Of Mr., Wilson, whichever
one of the two should be elected.
-On account Of a shortage Of metal,
such a rush of business, and many
other things, we are compelled to carry
over many columns Of reading and ad-
vertising matter.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Spent Birthday Here.

We we're delighted Monday BY a
visit from our old friend, Joseph
Bachelor, Of st. Joseph, who came up
Tuesday, Sept. 2S, to enjoy his s5th
birthday and take dinner with his old
comrade in arms, Ferd Rostock, and
wife and boys. Mr.. Bachelor and
Ferd served in the original 25th Mo.
Infantry.
Mr.. b. was one of the early settlers
Of Oregon, coming here in 1857, and
left here in 1873. going to st. Joseph,
where he and wife and children still
reside. Barring his deafness, he is
wonderfully well preserved.
He was the early day gun and lock-
smith Of our town, and is still on the
job, and Is regarded as one Of the
best safe and lock experts in this part
Of the state. Only last week he made
a duplicate Yale key for The Sentinel
office.
He was one of those who helped to
plant the now beautiful court house
park, along with Charley Ruley, Uncle
Ferd Rostock and others, and he and
Mr.. Ruley are the only two left Of
that squad that did so much toward
making Oregon 80 beautiful.
Mr.. Bachelor IN 1871 took an active
part in organizing the first band in
Oregon, which was also the first one
in our county, and he was its first
leader.
On going to st. Joseph. Mr. Batchel-
Ter organized its first sportsman club
which consisted of 50 members, and
he Is today the only survivor OF tha,
club Out Of this organization came
the first game protection laws. When
he was go he won first prize in a state
live bird shooting contest. When he
was 70 winters old, at shooting con,
test held at st. Joseph, he shot q
straghts in n team Of five, each shoot.
ing at 25 glass birds.
In 1880 Mr.. Bachelor thought h,
could rig up vehicle that could ~
without the horse, the mule or tn,
oxen, so he put the wheels in his upper
story TO working, and developed O
horseless vehicle, but he says il mad,
so much fuss and noise that Il fright
cncd the animal vehicles, as well %,
the police, so he abandoned It's further
development Joe has ever regrcttct
that he did not patent the vehicle, be
lieving that had he done so, II woul,
have made him rich man.
Mrs. Bachelor. now rs, Is enjoyinJ
most excellent health, and is the onl!
surviving charter member Of the frs
suffrage club in Missouri. which wa
organized in Oregon in 1879.
Here's to you both. May you b'
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01

Missouri has a population of
3,403,347, an increase of ll0,2l2 or
3.3 per cent over l9l0-the smallest
increase in its history.
Mrs. Rachael Noland, who has
been visiting here with relatives for
several weeks, left for her home In
Boise, Idaho, Thursday of this week,
Mike Stephenson, Of Fremont,
Neb., was here for few days, this
week, the guest Of his nephews, Lee
and Earl Stephenson, and other rela-
tives, He is now In his seth year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moore enter
tanned at dinner, Sunday, Mr..
M. II. Rayhill, Of Ontario, Calf; Mr.,
and Mrs. C. B. Rayhill, j. J. Rayhill
and family, John Scott And wife, the
honor guest being N. II. Rayhill, who
is an uncle Of Mrs. Moore, and Il
here on q visit with relatives and
friends. .5 n
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Notice Of
Sherifrs Sale In Partition.

Mary Ellen Fitzmaurice, Michael r.
Fitzmaurice and Joseph William
Fitzmaurice, Plaintiffs,
vs.,
Daniel Thomas Fitzmaurice, John Jo-
seph Fitzmaurice, Anna fitzmau-
rice, Rosie Fitzmaurice, May Fitz-
maurice, Minnie Fitzmaurice Hub
bard, George Lehmer and Frank
Petree, Trustee, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Holt County,
Missouri.
By virtue and authority Of a decree
and order of sale made by the said
Court, In the above entitled cause, and
Of n certified copy thereof, dated July
10th, 1920, viii on Wednesday, the
eth day of October, 1920, between the
hours Of Nine o'clock in the forenoon
and Five o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day, at the front door Of the
Court House, In the City Of Oregon,
in Holt County, Missouri, sell, at pub
lie vendue, to the highest bidder, the
following described Real Estate, viz:
Beginning sixty-four and one-third
(64 l-3) rods North Of the Southeast
corner Of Section thirteen (i3), in
Township sixty (6O), of Range thirty
nine 1897, thence West eighty rods
(80) rods, thence South eleven ll)
rods, thence West one hundred and
sixty (l60) rods, thence North fifty
three and one-third (53 l-3) rods,
thence East two hundred and forty
(240) rods, thence South to the begin
ming; also commencing one hundred
six and two-thirds (i06 2-3) rods
North Of the Southeast corner of said
Section thirteen (l3), thence West to
the center Of the County road running
from Forest City to Mound City,
thence following the center of said
road to the half section line running
East and West through the center Of
said section, thence Fast along
said half section line to the
East line of saio section,
thence South to the beginning;
also the North half Of the North hali
Of Lot two (2) Of the Southwest quar-
ter Of Section eighteen (l8), Township
sixty (60) of Range thirty-eight 1887,
all in Holt County, Missouri.
Terms Of sale: Cash in hand.
BEN f. CROUSER,
Sheriff.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Tn In the Air.

When Louis Thieman and Eda Ma
thena were married fifty-fivc years
ago, In Ray county, Mo-, they didn't
take their wedding tour in an airplane,
but they could today.
Sunday last, Mr.. Thieman, now "a
years Of age, took atrip in an airplane
ut Corning, where he and his wife have
resided for nearly as years. His good
wife cautioned him when he stepped
aboard the planc-"Now, Louie, keep
your seat" and he did. He served in
the Civil War us a member of Com
pany ID, l4th Kansas Cavalry.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01

The Frank Sutton sale, Saturday
of last week, brought big crowd, and
high prices were realized for every
thing. OF course, Col. p. M. Babb was
the auctioneer.
Rev. +. J. Smith, the new pastor
for the English M. T.. church, has ar
rived, and will hold services next Sun
day morning at IL O'Clock, and in the
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. H. A, Doughty and family
left on Thursday morning for their
new home in Wellsville, Mo. May
health and prosperity attend them.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
b. w. NAUMAN.

6ls miles northeast Of Oregon.
Arthur Callow has purchased the
Luther Dawson property In the Glen
Echo addition. ''r 49,,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Their FirA,

William Bragg Mum, welcome;
thrice welcome. Come in, take off
your hat and tell us something. Things
may look strange to you now, but after
while you will know more about
these things. Papa and Mamma, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Il. Mum welcomed your
coming in the city Of st. Joseph, on
Sunday last, Sept, 20, 1920. Grand
ma Bragg thinks you are just the ar
ticle, and all your auhts and uncles,
have thrown their hats in the air over
your arrival, and your Uncle VIII for
whom you have been named, says all
you have to do is to ask and 1t shall be
given unto you.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
In MemOriam.

In loving memory of our dear son,
daddy and brother, Thomas +. Keaton,
Of Comany c, l40th U. S. Infantry,
who was killed in France. two years
ago this eth day Of September, 1920.
DO not ask US VI we miss him-oh,
there's such vacant place, oft we
think we hear his foot steps, and we
see his smiling face, but he Is laid
away over in France, where the pop
pies gently wave. There lies the one
we love so dearly, loved but could not
save.
Sadly missed by
MOTHER, MRS. SUSIE GOTTEN,
LITTLE DAUGHTER, JOSEPHINE
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
To the Pen,

J. c. Busselle, who was found guilty
Of embezxling a car of wheat from the
Farmers Elevator Co., Of Forest City,
at the February, 1920, term Of our
circuit court and paroled, is now in the
penitentiary. Busselle violated his pa
role by going to Oklahoma. Sheriff
Crouser went after him and brought
him back, and Judge Burnes being
notified, ordered revelation of the pa
role, and the sentence enforced. He
was taken to the penitentiary, Monday
Of this week, by Deputy Sheriff Albert
Seeman.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01

Tom Morris and family, Of Car
bondale, ILL.,, are making a visit here
with her parents, II. T. Alkire and
family, and other relatives and friends.
Remember the revival services at
Richville by Alpha Hayden, commenc-
ing Sunday, October Sd. Services at
II a, m. and 7.30 p. m. n
Wood given away for the cutting
and clearing.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01

M. r. Martin had business in
Kansas City this week. F
Walter Meyer has added to the
post office collection of big squashes
big Crook Neck that weighs Al
pounds, and Chas. Patterson has come
again with q big Mammoth, weight
80 pounds. Luther Fouse had no
sQuashes but brought In fine speci-
men Of the Citron that weighs S8
pounds. Bring 'em In, boys, lots OF
room left In that window.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
-WANTED-Young men O

women of sales ability, persist
ence, willing TO work hard, good
education, good references. To
such we offer a proposition that
will make big money, experience
in our line is not necessary; we
give you such cooperation that
you are sure to succeed. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 1882, st. Joseph,
Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01

The Republican Ticket.
For President:
WARREN G. HARDING.
For u. s. Senator:
SELDOM Z. SPENCER.
For Governor:
ARTHUR NJ. HYDE.
For Congress:
CHARLES l.. FAUST.
For Representative:
SAMUEL +. 0'FALLON.
For County Judge, First District:
W. j. GLASS.
For Judge County Court, Second Dis
trict:
!. d. PAINTER.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
WIN. +. BISsETT.
For Sheriff:
ALBERT W. sEEMAN.
For Assessor;
PERRY W. RAMSEY.
For Treasurer: w.
sEBoURN CARSON.
For Surveyor,
For Coroner:
DIR. D. C. PERRY.
For Public Administrator:
NINA WRIGHT.
For Constable:
JAS. R. BROWN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
For Sale.

My residence property in Oregon,
consisting of 9 rooms, with large
porch, all in good condition, located
near high school. Price right. Ad-
MRS. J.ic, RILEY,
Mound City, No. n
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-01
Obituary-Roll Ross.


Roll Ross was born in Indiana, be-
cember 8, 1868. and came to Holt
county in 1899.
November 20, 1910, he was married
to Miss Ida Docbbcling, Of Forest City.
Mr.. Ross had been u resident of
Forest City until about five years ago
when he moved TO farm near Forbes.
His health had been failing the last
few years. In his latter days he learn
ed TO trust In God, and expressed a
willingness TO change from time to
eternity, if II was Gods will.
On Sept. 10. 1920, he passed away
at his home. He leaves to mourn his
departure his wife, who so faithfully
ministcrcd TO him during his prolonged
illness; father, one brother, Terra, Of
Forest City; three sisters, Mrs. Sam
Randall, Mrs. John Gould, OF Forest
City. and Mrs. May McCaw, OF St
Joseph. and many other relatives and
friends.
A large number gathered at the
home Of his brother, Terra, in Fores,
City, to pay their last tribute Of re,
spect, where the funeral service was
held September 10, 1920, conducted by
Albert Martin. lnterment was in the
Forest City cemetery. A. VI.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Narrow Escapes
From Drowning
Langdon Young Folks Enact
Star Parts in Two Near
Drowning Fatalities

The en- njoyment of Mondays outing
of the students of the Langdon high
school to Mager's grove at Walhalla
was to quite an extent marred by a
narrow escape from drowning exper-
fenced by Miss Salome Liebeler in
the Pembina river. Along with other
GIRLS Of the party she was wading in
swallow water and had apparently
stepped off ledge of the river bank
into deep water. Unsuccessful at
tempts were made by those who were
with her to effect a rescue. and it
was not until going down for the
third time that her sinking uneon-
scious body was recovered by one of
theWalhalla boys who had promptly
responded to the calls for help. Re-
suscitation by the usual means in
about ten minutes brought relief te
the anxiety of the party.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
TO BE MARRIED,

A public wedding on Sunday, June
27tn. Miss Grace McGregoor of Wal
ha.ls will be united to Mr.. Tho mas
Sherlock, also of VAIN liza. On the
Cnautahqua platform at $50 p. M.
Rev W.. Keesey of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa. will deliver the wedding sermon
and lecture. A ID Knadson, Geo.
Deli.le, H. Gibson & Co AID NORM
& Hellfach. merchants OF Walhaila
offered presents amounting to over
$500, TO the couple who would get
married during chautauqus and their
offer has been taken up. There is a
strong program on for the day with
the Hadlay Concert Co.. Father John
Pt,lubicki, and others There will
be large crowd at the chautauqua
that day and perhaps the largest we'd
ding ever held in thia part of the
country Taft lectures at the Chau-
tauqua. July 4th.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Everyone Is Welcome
Schedule of Base Ball Games

LangdUn has done pretty we'll since
the baseball season opened, winning
as it did all four of the home games
played last week. And they are 60
ing right along with the dates away
from home being played this week.
The start-off indicates that Langdon
has lineup this season that can
play winning games and put Langdon
in its proper plase On the baseball
map of North Dakota. Here are
some of the dates for games to be
played by Langdon during the earlier
part of the season. Other additions
to the schedule will be added to the
list from week to week.
June 13-Langdon and Walhalla.
Two games at Langdon.
June lO.1l-Langdon and Cando
In tournament at Cando.
June IA Langdon and Munich
Two games at Iona.
June 2O-Langdon and Hampden.
Two games at Hampden.
July 4-5-Langdon and Walhalla.
In tournament at Walhalla.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Langdon Post Endorses This

Beach, N. D., June &c. l..
Dawson of Beach, state commander
of the American Legion, has sent the
following telegram to Attorney Gene.
raj Palmer:
Honorable A. Mitchell Palmer,
attorney general of the UnitedStates,
w ashington. D. c.
If your department recommended
that the president commute the SEN
tence of Kate O'Hare. convicted of
sedition you have insulted every ex.
service man in this state, and nation
g We are unable to understand the
attitude of man. who with one hand
shakes his fist at the Reds and with
the other stretches forth a welcome.
We deeply regret viwepoint that
would prompt such action
&C L. DAWSON,
State Commander, The American
Legion. Dept. of North Dakota.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
School Districts Reorganize

Six school districts in Cavalier
county will petition the board of COM
missioners at their July meeting ask.
ing for sub division and reorganiza-
tion of their district, Byron and
Henderson are making divisions that
will greatly expedite the advance
ment of these townships along educa-
tional lines The Lewis school dis.
trict is being formed out Of sub-divi-
visions of Byron, Grey and Glenila
townships and the sarles school dis
tricts and means the opening Of a
large consolidated school The organ
ization of the Iona village school
district is the taking of step upon
similar lines in Iona. Billings. Cor
don and Storlie townships.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Will lecture on "Bolshevism'

Monday evening June 2lst is the
date of the lecture on Bolshevism,
the red menace, by Hon. Peter W.
Collins of Boston, Mass, under the
auspices of the local council K of C.
The lecturer is one of the K. of C.
war workers, who returns from his
tour of down trodden Europe to con-
front the American people with one
of the greatest problems that is
threatening the civilization of the
whole world. Details of the hour and
place of tie lecture WILDE forthcom-
ing next week
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Twenty-Six In
Class of 1920
Diplomas for L. H. S. Seniors
Important Event Friday
Night June 18th

The Langdon schools will close
June 18th. Graduation week which
begins Sunday evening June 18th.
will open with the Baccalaureate ser
mon by Rev, Faucette. Services will
be held in the auditorium, beginning
at 500 p. m.
Wednesday evening at $50 the
Glass Day exercises will be held in.
the Assembly room of the high school,
The following program will be.
given:
Music-Assemb'y.
Class History-Ada Crockett.
Duet.-Lillian Koehmstedt and,
Ruby Godfrey.
Glass Prophecy-Stewart Robertson
Vocal Solo-Chelta Hamilton.
Glass Poem-Ruby Hankey.
Class Will-Charles Fox.
Song" Commencement Day. by
Graduating Class.
On Thursday evening will be given
the Junior banquet to the Seniors.
The final exercises which is the
graduation evening will be held in
the A uditorium on Friday evening,
June 18th, commencing at half past
eight clock. The program follows:
"America Audience.
Invocation.-Rev. Satterlee.
Se]ection-Girls' Quartette.
/ Address-Rev. W. j. Hutchinson,
of Grand Forks.
Selection-Boys' Quartette
|. Presentation of Diplomas-Presi-
dent of the School Board
! "Star Spang,ed Banner
Twenty-six students will receive
diplomas on graduation evening, this
being one of the largest classes in
the history of the school. Following
is given a list of the graduates.
Clifford Void Elizabeth Blair
Ruby Godfrey Edith Hamilton
Ruby Hankey Margaret Hensel
Earl MCLAUGHLIN Zelda Monroe
Edna Morrison Mary Meiklejohn
Edna O'Reilly Eleanor Power
MargaretW WINNER Edna Liebeler
| Charles Fox Teresa Rose
Lillian KoehmstedtGeorge Charter
Stewar Robertson Chelta Hamilton
Ada Crockett Mabel Rye
Josephine Thon Lutte Williamson
Rehna Williamson Irene Dettler
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Medical Society Meets Here

Next week it is expected that the
date will be announced of the July
meeting of the Grand Forks district
medical society which is to be held
in Langdon. The society organized
within the past two years includes in
its membership the medical frater-
nifty Of the northeastern portion of
the state, comprising Grand Forks,
Walsh, Pembina and Cavalier coun-
ties, monthly meetings being held for
the discussion and presentation of
the latest ideas in medicine and sur
gerry. The June meeting was not
held owing to the meeting of the
state medical meeting being on at
Minot about that tina.
At the meeting held in May at
Grand Forks it was noted that DIR.
Kirkham of this city was one of the
headliners on the program with pa
per on "Pyloric Obstruction in In
fants Another paper of interest
being Therapeutics Of Morphine, !"
by DR.. Thos Mulligan of Grand
Forks, who is brother of J. L..
Muliigan of this city. 1t was
through their effort that Langdon
was set as the place for holding the
next meeting of the society. AS this
will occur early in July it is not too
early for plans being made to give
the visiting M. D's. pleasant time
during their short visit in I.angdun
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Picnic in Olga Grove June 10th

In the Plante grove, one of the
beauty spots around Olga picnic is
to be held on Saturday, June 10Th.
There is to be full afternoon pro-
gram of games, sports, races in
which prizes will be awarded and
also several we'll known speakers to
deliver addresses nd plenty of music
Both dinner and supper will be serv-
ed on the picnic grounds by the
ladies of the parish Olga people are
expecting that this will be an occa
sion when they will entertain large
crowd of their friends from all over
the county, who have; been looking
forward to an enjoyable days outing
this summer.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Political Speaker Galore Here

Political Speaker Galore Here
With Congressman Baer here on
Saturday Of this week the 18th; Hon
O. B. Burtness on the 18th and VIM.
LANCER on the 2lst, the old political
pot ought to come to boil by the
time the June primaries are held.
Other speakers are expected to ad-
dres meetings held at Langdon and
other points before the campaign
closes. As Townley closes his Min
nesota campaign on the 2lst it is ex-
pected tnat be will make a nine day
flying tour over this state in his air
ship before the June primary on the
3Oth in which case Cavalier county
will certainly have ore speaking date
of possibly an hour in the nine days
itinerary covering the state.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
Art Robertson in Hero Role

tuesdays issue Of the Grand
Forks Herald mad an headed item
telling Of the rescue of an eleven
year old little girl from drowning in
the creek that runs alongside the
campus of the University by one Of
the students. Local color is given
the story by the fact that the chiid's
rescuer was a Langdon boy, Art
Robertson. The child had gone down
for the last time and the body was
found lying at the bottom Of the
stream when Robertson dove and
brough. her up. Doctors from the
university saon had thewater expelled
and her lungs working normally
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-10
TO Have a june Wedding

Invitations have been issued dur
ing the week for the wedding to oc-
cur tuesday forenoon Of next week
in The Catholic church Of Mt. Car
mel, uniting Mics Lucy Cecilia
Koehmstedt. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs S. /. Koehmstedt and Michael
S. Metzger. youngeat SON of Mr.. and
Mrs F.. Metzger, both families re
presenting the older and better known
pioneers of the Mt. Cnrmel settle
ment. Following the ceremony the
remainder Of the day will be given
over to q reception at the BRIDES
home, TO which the more intimate
friends Of the contracting parties
have baen invited.