Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-11-23

w. R. Conley, horses, farm machin-
cry and many articles at the Hawkins
Sale Barn, in north Ironton. Saturday,
November 25th, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Terms cash.
Those looking for good values for
their money should attend the sale Of
the Evans-Sell Land & Lumber Go.
stock of merchandise at ~Belleview, for
benefit of creditors. Stock consists
of Dry Goods, Clio hing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Notions, Groceries, Etc.
Sale commences Thursday 23d. See
advertisement.
Hillsboro Democrat: "Dr. ]. Scott
Wolff was here last Monday shaking
hands with many friends, and report
ed his plurality as approximately 1900
in this congressional district. So we
can expect this district to be repre-
sented in congress, instead of only
part of it, next year"
Some body has imposed on the
editor of the st. Louis Globe Demo-
crat. In last Thursdays issue of that
paper there was printed what pur-
ported to be from Ironton a state
ment to the effect that Andy Gump
received 81 votes in the recent cleo
ton in Iron county. If Andy got a
single vote in the county an investiga-
ton fails to reveal the fact.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad now
has an extra board located in Bis
marck which consists of three engi-
neers, three firemen, n conductor
and six brakemen. The company al
so has moved over a track on the
north side of the freight depot and
will build there an unloading plat
form ninety feet long, and one south
of the depot thirty feet long.-Bis-
marck Gazette.
Hillsboro Democrat: CIV. A. Brook
shire, state senator elect, was here
attending court last tuesday and in
cidentally greeting his many friends
This office was greatly honored by 6
call also. This district, consisting o.
Jefferson, Madison, Perry, st. Fran
co.'s and Ste. Genevieve counties, gave
him a majority of about 1850, but We
do not have the official figures frop
the whole d~istrict.n
Elections are getting to be curious
"critters." In the county north o
us, Washington. which, normally, haI
a Republican majority of severa
hundred, elected a Democratic Coun
ty Clerk, Circuit Clerk and Collecto
in the recent election by majorities o
1876, 100 and $50. No Republican il
the county received a majority hal
SO large, except Congressman Rhode
who had a majority of 1874.
The Lutheran Ladies will have thei
annual Bazaar and Chicken Dinner o,
Thanksgiving, November 30, in tn
basement of the Presbyterian church
Come and get your Christmas gifts
for the fine needlework department
will offer many beautiful and usefu
articles. The dinner, for so cents
will be everything these ladies ar
famed for. Everybody come. Sal
of needlework starts at 10 O'Clock A
NJ.
Good pictures demand the best i
music. Photo (play) entertainment
to receive its greatest enjoymen
must be heard as we'll as seen. M
Schaefer of the Academy Theatre
realizing the Importance OF music
has ordered a Photo Player, the voic
of the speechless drama, and movi
fans of Ironton will soon find eve
greater enjoyment in the joys an
sorrows of screen life than they hav
witnessed in the past.
Bismarck correspondence Flat Riv
or News: "The new mill at Iro
Mountain is we'll under way and whe
completed will be n of the creates
modern reduction mile of the cour
try. 1t is to be constructed at. a
estimated cost Of $500 900 and wi
furnish employment for several hur
bred men. At present most men en-
t ployed there live in Bismarck. Tt
old Biographies recited that Iro
Mountain was an inexhaustable noun
| ain of iron and from all indication
they were substantially correct"
: Arthur E. Baum, of Niles, Michigal
! arrived in Ironton Tuesday of la
week to claim the Buick car whio
: Sheriff Marshall had taken custody
a couple of weeks previous. The ca
was abandoned on the Crane Por
road, about five miles south of Iroi
: ton by a couple of young men and Il
: Sheriff took it in charge. From SON
literature in the car the Sheriff su,
/, missed it belonged in Miles, Michiga
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