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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12
.-.....-...--$138.O0
Reduction on
improvements

$50 Reduction on
improvements
At 2 o'clock p. NJ, on motion. Boar
OF Equalization adjourned.
AT q o'cl0ck p. NJ, Monday, Angus,
9Th, 1921, the Board of County Com.
missions met I'm special session pur.
s.lanti;ss to call; sall members and the
Clerk present.
+ The Board having met at this date
Tor ther purpose of fixing the tax
levy for the year 1921 pursuant to
Chapter 1898, Revised codes of 1907.
and having received advice from the
State Board of Equalization to the
effect that said State Board win be
unable to assess the railroad and 9th
er property required to be assessed
and to equalize taxes between coun-
ties, classes of property and individu-
aus before the second Monday in
august, and on the suggestion of said
State Board of Equalization, August
End, 1921, at 2 o'clock P. M. was fix
ed Ter the purpose Of making levy
Tor the ensuing year. t...r ~.
On motion, the Continuation Certifi-
cate renewing the depository bond of
the First National Bank of Antelope
IN the National Surety Company Of
New York for $5,OO0.O0, dated July
5Vth,. 1921, was approved.
IsOn motion, personal depository
bond of the First National Bank Of
Antelope, in the sum of $4,000. 90.
dated August 9Th, 1921, John Grayson.
4. Z. LELAND, C. C. Shcoener and N.
A. Welle, as sureties, was approved.
On motion, the reports Of the Coun->
ty Clerk and Clerk Of the District
Court, showing fees and other collec-
tions made during the month ending
July 31st, 1921, were approved.
On motion, the County Clerks Trial
Balance for the month ending July
5lst, 1921, and report showing Butch
er's License Fees collected during the
month ending July 31st, 1921, were
approved.
Commissioner Ibsen moved to ac-
cept the resignation Of M. S. Nelson,
special deputy assessor, effective Aug
ust 10th, 1921, said motion was there
upon seconded by Commissioner w.
Ter and carried, the vote resulting as
follows:
Commissioner Ibsen-to accept-ves
Commissioner Matkin-to accept-no
Commissioner Tyer-to accept-yes
On motion, the following claims
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn therefor by the Clerk:
~ s1' wy CLAIMS
Commissioner Ibsen moved to disal-
low the following claims:
Babcock & Ellery, legal SER
:. wees 100000
Babcock & Ellery, legal ser. i
Said motion to disallow was there
4pon. seconded by Commissioner 4Ty-
Ter, and carried, the vote resulting as
.oilows: ss5 SSssss7z7
Commissioner Ibsen, to disallow-Yes
Commissioner .Matkin, to disallow-no
sioner Tylef,,A to disallow-yes
On motion, all members concurring,
Especial meeting Of the Board .msI
anty Commissioners was called for
r. 22nd day Of August, 1924 atS2
tlock P. NJ. to take up any matters
pertaining to Tax Levies, Roads and
3ridges, County Poor, Officers and
.ther reports, Appointments, Claims
Against Sheridan County and anyI
business necessary to the
proper dispatch Of the regular county
BUSINESS, and the Clerk instructed to
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12

Francis Madden spent the week END J,
A. Glenfana visiting friends. =.
Sid Bennett and b. e KnaDn II
lScobey transacted business here Mon
day Of this week. 49, :,
- N-~sei :,
Paul Babcock returned Saturday
from few days business tin to
I, Atty. Bentley Of Westby called on
legal business at the court house last
week. 0 .''>.'
e. q. Westegard and II. Woodlev
passed through here Friday from
winston en- route to Scobey.
Hartlee May returned Tuesday Of
this week from Miles City, where he
spent few days last week.
Miss Olive Good, who has been vis-
lting her parents at Glentana for the
past week, returned here Tuesday. e
Carl Hovdey of the Outlook t6tlnt+t,1d s
was shopping and looking after-Whar
business IN brentwood "Wednesday. =
John O'Grady was business Wis
itor in Plentywood Tuesday from his
farm near Raymond. !. -
Miss Alma Holland has been as
ssistlng selling tickets at the Orpheum
Tor the past 9eysf: lays.
L. Y. Lockwood, was attending to
legal business here Che first part Of
'ne week ..r..Y*
Attorney Brown of Froid attended
to legal business here the forepart of
the week.
State League Manager Budden of
Great Falls was business visitor in
Plentywood Monday. Mr.. Budden
left Tuesday morning:
C. E. Taylor, editor of the Produc-
ers News, and family were guests at
the Guy Mellon home, east of town,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Phillip Bourassa, who has
been having dental work done at
Grand Forks for the past two months,
returned home Tuesday. Mr.. Bour-
ASA met her at Williston.
Miss Mabel Spohn, representing
The Metropolitan Petroleum Co. Of
Lewistown, spent the week end If
his city, leaving for Scobey Monday.
=
T. ]. Hooking, editor of the Glas-
yow Courier, and w. Cheely eof the
Montana Press Association were cali
rs in this vicinity the latter part of
he week. ;. Ri. ,bl3s
A. J. Moore and; family motored
nut to the Clair Stonef ranch Sunday
md with Mr.. Stoner and family en-
Dyed the day picking tberries west! Of
Outlook. Il. y e-xsEi.;'
Mr.. and Mrs. Mzir oGtoner Of Out
ook were guests att the A. Reuben
lome in this city TUESDAY evening,
he occasion being Mr.. Reuber's birth
lay. -
C. E. Taylor, editor of the Produc-
rs News, left Tuesday afternoon for
frat Falls, where he will attend to
BUSINESS matters and also enjoy an
'uting at Lake Mcdonald. Mr.. Tay-
or expects to be gone about two
weeks.
:. Lucille Newell, who has been en-
,loyed the past few months as book
,eeper at the. HOLMAN Kompany
tore, has resigned her position and
Intends to go out west in short time.
has. McNulty will succeed her as
'ookkeeper in this well known estab-
ishment.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12
CARL HOLE & co.
Reserve =.
IELL
/ G&J FABRIC
AND CORD
- TlRE/

post the necessary notices.
i A proposal concerning collection of
1920 seed relief notes by the County
of Daniels was read and on motion
accepted by the Board and the CLERK
instructed to forward the same 10 the
above county for confirmation. - s.-s go q
At o'clock P. NJ, on motion, Board
adjourned.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12

on the examination.
The blank diploma book sent to, one
OF the County Examiners to be sign
ed last June, has been lost in Thu
mails and it is necessary for The
IQpntF Examiners 70 get together
and sign new blanks before we car
issue diplomas to these. pupils. W.
shall probably have these .diplomas
available by the first part of sSeptem-
Der.
il tie following order: Thursday, tie
10th, - the forenoon: Gives and His
tory: In the afternoon: Grammar and
Reading. On Friday, the 26th, Arith-
'metic and Spelling in the forenoon;
PHYSIOLOGY, Agriculture and Geogra-
phy IN the afternoon. ALI pupils
must be on time:
The financial statement Of all the
districts in the county are being pub
ished in this weeks paper Of the
Pioneer Press. It would Be we'll for
school boards and school patrons to
obtain a copy of the. paper and conaa
pare the. financial standings with the
- AOeo OAoGAACtSs Mc0y u tI6SC SLI1IS-
ments were sent In $50: late CO tins
Office that we haYe had no time to
check over the statements, properly,
and they are in most cases printed as
they were sent in. We are PUBLISH
Ing a~sumlnary. Of the total disburse-
ments and net amounts spent in. each
district Of the County, with the grand
total OF all moneys spent and dis
bursed
Miss Esther Tobiason is substitut-
ing for. Mrs. King, in the Superin-
tendent's Office, during her vacation
il Winona, Mimi, and Bismarck, N.
D. - TEss.
Mr.. Ole Moe, brother Of the Co,m4
ty Superintendent, is serving as De-
putty County Superintendent temper
arily. =
There is lot Of paper on hand at
the Superintendent Office, gathered
from various Offices in the Court
House, which is available to any dis
trict calling to get same.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12

FOR SALE-One 24-inch Peerless
separator, nearly as good as new.
CHAS. LEADER, Mildly, Mont. 49,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12

: :, Prof. Becker of Antelope wrote on
examinations in English last week.
Prof. Becker has taken correspond
ence lessons from the Chicago Uni
versity> and Supt. Moe was appointed
to conduct the examination.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12

There is a lot of paper on hand al
the Superintendent's Office, gathered
from various Offices in the Court
), House, which is available to any dis.
trict calling to get same.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12

Lucille Newell, who has been en-
ployed the past few months as book
keeper at the. HOLMAN Kompany
store, has resigned her position and
intends to go out west in short time.
Chas. McNulty will succeed her as
bookkeeper in this well known estab-
lishment.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12

Mr.. Ole Moe, brother of the Co,n.
ty Superintendent, is serving as De.
putty County Superintendent temper.
arily.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
MechanlcsviIIe Items


Mrs r. w Holmes mas returned
home from q motor trip to Atlantic
City
Miss Cecil GesSner, Of Annapolis, II
q visitor al HE residence Of Mr. and
Mrs &, II, Herbert.
Mrs. w w Burroughs has re,urn-
ed home from weeks visit To her
father
Mrs j. NJ. I8oudel aud son, Who
have been visiting Mrs n II. Morgan
have returned 10 their homo at Linthi-
cum Heights.
We are up-to-date III the travelling
line. Why, we have d itney passog-
ger train 70 Oakley every Sunday.
The other day the fox hunters Of the
Fifth district were hunting Tor a fox
which they had crossed the trail 81
several times This time they finally
surrounded him. The fox climbed d
Il tree for safety The hunters and
dogs stood around the tree looking at
flie fox while itcurled It's tall and rest
cd enc of its front paws up on 4 higher
limb. Finally d notion must have
struck the fox, for hegavo d leap over
The hunters heads, and, We suppose,
vent on about his own business.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
SMITH RUSSELL

The marriage Of Miss Mary T.enora
Russell. daughter ol Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Russell, OF Great Mills, III Mr..
Francis Il. Smith, Jr.. took place
Monday morning. Sept. 18Th, nj st.
Joseph Church. Washington ID G.
The ceremony was performed By the
Rev. j. r, O'Copnell, pastor OF Tho
church, who afterwards celebrated the
nuptiai mass. The bride wore a love-
ly gown OF soft white satin draped ID
chantilly lace and picture hat wreath
ed in ostrich. She carried q shower
bouquet Of BRIDES roses aud lilies Of
the valley. Miss Alya Crlmmins, who
attended the bride as maid OF honor.
wore q dainty gown Of she'll mink geor
gette and carried an army bouquet OF
pink roses. Mr., Robert r Smith, a
brother Of the groom, served as best
man A wedding breakfast for the
bridal party and the immediate fami-
lies OF the couple was held at the Con-
tinental Hotel, and later Mr.. andTMrs
Smith left for il northern wedding trip
The bride travelled IN o suit Of dark
blue with small hut 81 the same
shade. Upon their return they will
reside In Washington The groom,
who Is the son Of Mr. Francis r. Smith,
OF Washington, served In the Marine
Corps during the World War. He fl
q graduate OF the Georgetown Law
School, class OF 1920
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
Compton items


Mr. Carroll Adams. III Wasnington.
is spebainR few days Wits his par.
ents, Mf. and Mrs 3 + Adams
Mo and Mts Oliver Harrison, &c.
epmpaniea bg Misses Margaret Cry
~ and fhcima Ilppril. lnotarea Ia
Washington Saturday and returned
notae sunday after . pleasaas grip
The Compton lase bail taan DEFEAT.
ed Maryland Springs again Sunday
last. u Ras 4 wsj piaYed and in.
tsfestlDg game The se9Fo @as 81 Y
Mi 81 Il Adams. WHO bss been
sick OR quite abiie. II silglitlg tins
proved,
Me- BeDi, Morgan ana family mo-
toted V Ridge, SUNDAY last
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood and
talnilg are stendlng soHe tinIe wisli
Mrs. WOOD father, Mi Iari isou
swell
Miss GeFtinde Payne and sister,
t}ianche, ~ This section. are spending
same tiinein Washington
M rdward o Gireeo. 81 this section
moIored - Washington Sunday last
MIR. and Mrs James d. Browne and
family visited friends Of Sl George )
Island sunday
Mr. aua Mrs. w J B0sslsr ASA
family iUstolea 70 tho Ridge aud other
places ia tie i9yee psrt 81 tho county
sunday
4 mes school room Is being erected
a. Compton,
AIRS Evelyn MaitinEls aud $50
sons igde and Howard, Spent the
week nd with Airs. Emnia Matltugls.
Mr., ind Mrs Elmer Graves and
son, u Washington, nptofed 10 Comp.
ton Sunday ast
Mr. Hubert Johhson ii spending
some tine ~ Washington.
Nj. Frank Alvey aud Nj. sponcer
Higgs motored ~ Point Lookout sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mills and two
children spent the week With Mir. Hsiifs
sister, Mrs Clinton Pope.
COMPTON SCHOOL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
4 SAD DEATH


Homer WigHinton, ls-yeaf-old son
OF Mr. and MRS. George Il. WigQintpn,
died % D Pittsburgh hospital Oh Fri
day. Sept 23. while hss family was
enroate 20 Kalamazoo, Mich
Mr. and Mrs Wigginton. after
spending the summer al sBeIvedere, y
IN Aiedley's Meek. left early 70 the
week to motor 10 their home ID Kala.
lna<oo. Homer, 10 hist time, was IN
perfect health and enjoyed the trip
with his brothers and sisters until
Thursday, when he was taken III with
spinal meningitis rs Tie PARTY was
passing through Pittsburgh. Mr..
WiKgIntonfsonght the bcst medical mid
obtainable, but All efforts 60 sgve his
son 4 liie aero unagailing, ana ihe
little fellow died the following day.
Mr. Rua Airs. Wlqgiaton and family
have made many friends "a the county
who are disireassd Isl theiF bercHve.
saent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29

NM 3e;sssi. Il s.E,sts .,.sEsN,|,4 3
DENLY Hin. bit nnM vi Nissh lnSs5ss,l
while rff3inv al 81 e.ss; 33l,.,
Mltla An auto asaa SUSTAINED y Stsi's0lkssl'
Els tl'oAsieaa Mr. 'teRnat' hfs'FissA.s
sfsns y w 2s's lalfa t'hi'sgsx eTfn4os
~ - lf''''sssf 4ss'' as'tht nssa f1eF'' fs
1sss'',s A'sss. ass35s'la''l WIS osatRx ~ Weia
81 u e NJ }s' +
| Mi Howard Raley. oil Spring reid.
= quite SICK Mr kaieF Is ope q our
+ most ll'uu7erlohs Young lnen ana we
sAsn MIN = speed ; reesk'al'
MT s.l't'ea Long 81 beir@its +
Nisastnx nss sister. MIS- ssso. y Law
renee 81 mount AIRY
Mr.. Thos a. Cation, Of Laurel
Grove, aged 10 wears Young, WAS
working il this section lasf week. ana
white pulling fodder took tlle lead
from Tour young men ana heitf = AZ
1 81 long ane eaestoe p,g eon,Hlnis,
ersault cu tie straw pho before ealing
supper s'' '''' -
III. ,.,,
was very BADLY hurt last week N6ile
hoistin0 toBaccn u45 in the barn 4 well
wheel fell On her head, cutting 4 threa-
1neia Easn any stenaef3hg ner npcon-
,'7sss'N2
Mr.. John Harden, Jr.. 81 palYners.
has Just comp etrd ono 1T lie largest
dory boats. on the Potomac ii n,e4s .li.-
Ing 81 feet by l3 feet beam and WIFI
carry over 800 bushels of urstets
Mr.. Harden VIII use her Tor dredalnp
and running oysters.
III, $3.50 w 3ei'Urteu quite scarce
W. W. = tilssssles slnu very poor ~ Luis
as''' ''ejs'iiiiuR #ais'rs,
We had the pleasure Of a visit lnst
Friday OF our old friend Mr. Taylar
Johnson. OF SNOW Hal. Me. Johnson
Is only Is years vonnp looks flie nc.
ture ct health and d rs nifty as q |
school boy.
~. - ~
/. !. u +. En- A.liFes' q Y asnlngton, vas /
~ nv. ~ - y a'hHsfs' ot |
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
LocaIwise & Otherwise


Mrs. Jos. Il. Key Ii visiting friend
IL LeonardloWn.
Miss Nellie Fcnwick, Of Washington
Is the guest of relatives and friend.
10 Leonardtown.
Mr.. Robert A : Mattingly, Of Wash
inRton, Is spending two weeks raca
ton with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w @. Mattingly.
Mr.. James 4. Mattfngly has most d
The framing up on his new residence il
the North End. This will be quite al
addition to the neighborhood.
The BEACON has . very fine sample
of corn raised BIZ Mr. Geo. d. Ham
met, on the N Ford Carpenter farm
IN the Eighth District
Mr.. Jeff Combs spent the week end
at Fox Point Mrs Combs ala
not accompany him, as she has moi
fully recovered from q cold contracted
during the summer.
MIR. Frank Goldsbol ough was
most successful exhibitor al the
Southern Maryland Fair, being award
ed first prize on tobacco, first prize on
corn and second prize on wheat, Com
CALCULATIONS,
Don't forget the regular meeting Of
the Sc. Mary's Tobacco Growers An
sociation, Sat. Oct. i, at b. M. at
the Court House. All Interested 10
tobacco growing are urged to attend.
Important problems are to be disease
sed
On Sunday next, Oct 2. the Leon.
ardtown Baseball Team will play the
team from tho y. s. Naval Torpedo
Testing Station at Piney Point Dit.
Leonard Hall. Some Of Bro, Gilbert's
promising young players viii lie seen
~ action 10 this game. Play will be-
gin at 3 80 p m.
Judge Chas w. FoxweIl, who was
Injured about three weeks ago by DO
ing knocked down by an automobile.
attended the meetingfof his Court on
Tuesday, and incidentally held an iln-
promptu reception rendered him bgI
his many friends who rejoieed TO see
him out again. u usually takes d it,
tie hard luck, MIR. Charlie,n to find
out how many friends you have.
The Cleanup Squad sent ont ~
the National Government to make IL
nal disposition OF pending claims OF
exsservice men viii 30 10 Ieonnrdtown
on Wed. Oct, 8. This work Il being
done 10 conjunction with the Red
Cross which is looking after tie pub
Lefty end % the program All ok
soldiers or sailors Who have claims
against the government should iHi-
mediateiy see or communicate With
Mrs. >. q. King, Secretary of the Red
Cross, who will assist them in pre-
pairing their claims SO that they Carl
be properly presented TO the aCiean- /
up Squad q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETS
And kAEES CANDIDATES.

,f,t 49,, CO.,
.,.,'s ,,'''. III w .sf'' eiitF'1 Ayfa.
49, = XVI, wv .sa. slN s9aat3s e''fs''a
~ - Y s ~ issiN til cert sah. 'afs
Nv sss,ps n, s's1 at,ef ttRsl,i1iaR ~
NJ 80 & it.at,s'g'Fi t'liHtt usta
IL tfes''' n s'ss's F'''Aesf atlsi OAR
iAtt''' HaA tiit'"pslS
s'''sl 's'a 'i'n s''s''sA ins 'eassAssyS''
NHfRKSs. 10 persons having Med
teriiseaies foi liss BfsAaeratle nB,ei.
nal4ou f0r tflh aislees II tsletk ~ flsa
tsffeU3 oufls air4uiaus - thn House
" iIeieaHps, ana otlf4y ts,5.sissii stits.
er. aig zoe I'D Marg's f'onstg Il m.
wolves dtiag. fsaa ns,eratf ia
Central tsbeaiitiee fot s4jfs essa4,s ~
al THESE sscAaeles, tisen,,s ss.,.,i.,i.
ing lba ssrAet 81 - sene9 OH M he
e}enefai Election IL isi haia nv ~
anlmr <. 1921
TaAp, said Committee unaeat ssss
Tie tissk iHeaaAens als8n e VIA, g94l
appreciation ~ tie VsnaBsslsllttt is,.
y0ited and wsiil tia igpsa .ls,tarf,sifl.ssss,s,
that les action ii iisgs ,natse4 Khau ~
influenced naly III eaaa,siatstit,h isss
general seltare nf tiie park. Ang ,noFe
DafsieniarlY fsr the s,ieess4 ~ IL
tieKss ID gac comtng elecEloA
Conscious, therefore, 81 the Fges.,sAs !.
~ ~ 20 di4ullarwiBk Nlts siuty ll,at liz
greatest possible strength MAJ III adj
aed 10 . ticEet ihat already commands
lhe attehti0n ard respect 81 the rasafs
81 tie esN3niy. f8gs 8tAnlsles has Vfys
90 the most careful c0na{tirfati,4a 81
every phase o Die isssal NogitsaA ltsia
lion a. IL exists today. We AaeA far.
tigpr nadaat0red Is anticipate pBialA.
8eneies tHai aas arise during srr rssisss
m9 rangajgn. and, Keeping These mat
ters alsags ii mind, hage made i care
fui survey % tlie held 81 pos4il)e eAns
ataaies
10 ilie selection o. eAnaidales gof
the House % Delegates this t'oinAlttce
has gisea its must consideration ana
spectral attention, realizing that upon
Tie nomination and election ~ neli III
the proper eallRle aud Hsness Dag ae.
pond tee Ilnai CONSERVATION ol ana most
important lealAre Of nle Democratic
SaasA PLATFORM namely the cHsesnmnt
iote IAN 81 The ls4tfganizais6n titan
proposed hg he DenocfAtis State Ad-
ADMINISTRATION aud endorsed sy iie STATE
el4sention. whereby hundreds 81 liioa.
sauds q dollars Sail 10 aunualfg say.
ed " Maryland TAX payers Tho
adoption 81 thts plan w ihe next
iN's 'slAt1lN i, WIZ mark 'au epoch 20 ti's'
$3.50 rs s. w. s,. ssiss W. VIZ ssss.t
~ Y. ky +, ia M y, w.
Ma sponsored Is Jhss toa,,sii,.se
therefore, fcels peculiar tesl,s,nsli,sli.
Il y natnsnk n'iia,'aists tof tae tSagsa
,hluts ~ stsl7 sii'ic atiu ms sss:n able
~ ss'sS Y t1aie sasA hbha lnr i'fvpeF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
NATIONAL BISCUIT Co. REDUCES PRICES

Another reduction announced Today
oK National Biscuit Company brings
isAhiaco and other sugar waferx Id
packages back " pfe-war levels.
'Rlees % the shole line III bulk xAsie
les are further reduced from Two Is
iy# canls por pound.
Il Robrecht, Jr.. MechaDIcsvilla.
MD e the local Representatives III ffas
company Acknowledgement.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
USED PIANO FOR SALE


have for sale d tract Of land
on the State Road. near Park
Hal, st. Mary's County. very
near ST. Mary's River. containing
about lbs ACRES. Of which about 90
acres are cleared ard balance well
timbcfesd with pine and oak.
Improved by two tenant houses
one small stable and other small
outbiildings. 81. Mary'g Semi
nary 4 school for young ladies.
about 5 miles away. Convenient
q stores. public school and
churches. Land level and in
good condition.
HARVEY VI. HILTON,
PARK HALL. Mo.