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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

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frse great E1s@aaa NflOefs lh Fe~aA4aE
u rsie financial Sterilization OF Europe
!. s- .,,,4ge-ea ssy,,r.sed at HE ,nsi-
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ssstaE - c'aslsed a9 Tue n"e31 anu eA~
sncsrlc eDrfl3Tieass. El4rnpe has 80
ss.r ssa,g and ..szr fay III 4, paid. TIE
. .,,ys. r.a
aS asehsss norman ahSl0 @4sSaa 0e
<ns pFed11eIgsg AGAIN Flsen kas7la
Es1 fafnSsia Ear8pe With cheap faes.
ard che RaSslaa market Will asals as
spenssa-
A preserr tire reasaaGrg II nrr
Fssaria@ an9thdna- Under tie aTs-
tEss OF aoIaffenlsfss their Incentive 10
rsrk aas been k4llesas because they
have beer systematically rnttaen n
NJ OF rise proa.css OF their iassor-
Fczsr Teastag ~pFenicreft the end Ut
asdsiaersnl ia Raassa saan-
n see riass end OF a~oIsiae~Esrn an
~FrsarhFna. he sand THE gold re-
~ 81 tire country are creme the
wealth. Of the ceGnrrFy accumulated for
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08
RATS CAN 81 ~ErTERNENATED
Mr'-:r S1urr8 - .se Ai:.n1 cVe -
s.1e Passenger Sf2ear Al 9raof
81 ksaerridn-

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~teringiF, OF rla Diig-1aa ptssre,t 90 rIle
Egyptians. sags cln. rafs.l.e.pli.i NORTH
Americana, es.JrsrflIiF In the rernr'.
II she centuries ". int numerous ref
ranes Ca ptag7lea ut other sar--any
Ill she While We fra >nrer-aIning-gaa.
supporting ans. .ncouragilg-r!ie alass
tasrr.crivs 8f p.ar7Ifa
In this Ilasf ant Eilr9IgtiGu1 -le
vsriG We are permitting raEs 70 .e-
yr9Y property laa aEfanra. hggE,al
life The WORT .p~errasr' ia the en-g
ansa 80 tise, far rata And mifae enuis ~
-sr ritt Of Et a enncar-e,t, persistent at
Fort vsra ni.al.a.
E-r aiEu Vfi1 .anlsfs EIiis ssssiail1rP
l~asss4rp as.srE THE passanga- pirafn
StalGa. yiriita ~ pears. innastre.t rala
etpssrry IN ss.ra numbers IA to actually
.:frxen -fsa rlea Of saY In iEs flights
laa. ~ Nfiies. nor s,le. specimen naNv
remains
TT was easier Cd destroy rt.ssss. alr,ts
than ir ra1.la as 60 sesgrsy ra1s aad
sss,a. Bur tAe psaAalliry af the oEa
achievement tIs,tes sasief In Thar at
rae other An. unara can be no 10T.ilr
ing the neas. tr this .ea---serIau,
It aGls been 1xI1rae. by experts THAR
WE kave AZ Bsasr sne rat for saefl &C
our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL the ratio gan
orally acraprscf IN syG.ts elvIilgaf. e'a'lza-
tries az France. England amt America.
IN certain parts ef l,ss civilized crasEa-
rrlss rEa ragba IL higher.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

The AosE embarrassing moment Ut
my life WAS Ia set-s9af- I an1 d senior
IN high school. alf4 naturally take
great pride II f-. and Ike to- Iar1 JE
over sae freshmen. I am IN the fresh
asssn French class and az every 0g-
E.rraniry I geg + alase fun aE their
mistakes
Well, We were Igsr starring Of
French and MP French reaeh@r was
trying to help me- 3D. os something l
did ns0r understand
5he saId to- M Norman sapr.ss-
ing that l said Ea Fosg. You Love tse
girl.
ST keeping Fhe question In ralnst I
sheepfshIy said What gfrfy'
Ii truly was an embarrassing mo
nsenr for III to have All these fresh
nen zigxfe at me and raTgnr me-. 1En. y
giving me a tssse Of my own nae,tIeiae-
Exchange.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

AEfhosg Swat rs the CLEVER boy o1
- naarh<saatbeaf class while EsIIbs
De~Et WAS y dufser as the gesson- An.
mAeny Was fond ~ sts0wsnx Oh his
4UJtiEns<SsS
4 sag. Esss. do 5os think ron eonId
- = ssnDs II you &aw ave chickens
= > saxdr and you caught one fnr your
nuEehs hew many wesld b. Iefsy"
Billie shgssxht for . ns1no<nf and
ss.@fs reTSs~rs There uSugd be fossF
kff-
yss~ szsIged Anthony, with . sHpe-
- sxS5se- That's where I extch
Jsa- ne sthes fssr wogIf NY away
k75t5e fheuskt hard sor = few nsfn-
Esxs then he bFfshteped pereepeshFg.
TA~ aeAes EeuF ~ sway, you sayT
- repeated st fzSe-
Ties Nps5ed Asfhony Eso1dIy.
1kasTs WRIST ! AaidL-
-~W<Fl. shen. didn't they sease7 I
14s esFyecf ~ Saying 1oeSY 5efK"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

Thrill THE. eVgr1reas 90 fh@ War all fbFs
trfrpfrla a4,A,f la Japan mas frab@rf@F1
f-5s,a the Ealrstl STATES and Et4t@rssfpa
countries. notes slaaaee and G@ra-
n,tY-r. G-aangiealY. ht.f Fhe enofra@f,s
arsaa1a resulting frazss thse war t@ft to-
rI,,s Embellishments OF a factory f4rpdaer
ri,a nf.areafBnn 0s rae Japanese govern
nesr. which lias reft.feG somewhat rh%e
v,,,lane af imports 81 Gfgeer1n. org
inaIIv rae manufacturers ~ 4ipcerAa ba
IIlpn1l us.44,f 0rlq asa osL brit arr nsaw
at.inG Co rase supply bg essRnz falSaNNt
var4f,ihl- wax and c0eoEflf and bean
oils , lsirlas Bnaporrs Of zfyeerIn DIR
fnr n.s.-tl .llsomeel a fair Increase tF!C
Ut 4 r6raI vaIHgett at about fJaH't aaET~
VIM raseIs ril- CnIcer! kIrr Bona sFgp~
ci5e,s ever 81, ftsg rargs worth @aF%s4s
y. E,al -a4i. rfle CaItea STATES 1880
mai, rt,.. Netherlands. 300 raeiA, and
@yirzartlntt, -.1,s! raels. while G~r~
.n:,1,v .Ils,s .,arr as91ar. small s9pa4Ies-
s,,,ln.ra;il - the largest absorbing cen-
rar rlaanr about - PER eenr af the sa-
riI anrnrriebAu4 % rtYcarfn Into emma
Rrhe avararA vaHI~ ct rae haIANsa
-p4g t3r r9.-,8 WA sI2+ go{d-J
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08
School Board Proceedings
NSlbank- s. D.. Fen. u. Igz

Mifbank, s. D., Feo. q, 1922
Board of Education met on above
eEate In regular session at the school
house.
Present. g. 8. Lorkhart, w. S. Nix
ON and Earl Liggett.
TIE minutes Of the last meeting
xere read and approved.
The treasurers monthly report uas
read and accepted and ordered fIess.
THE following bills were read, audit
ed and allowed and the clerk instruct
ed to Issue warrants for aanae.
NJ J. Bleser Drug Co., mdse : 523e
Y. E. Christianson, removing
snow from sidewalk $3.50. ESQ
o. A. CEosIin. removing Snow
from walk oAg
p. G. Telephone Co.. Febru-
ary rent l.7D)
~ II DeCIeEee, 2 k4ys..... 10
Fowler : Knutasab BIaci-
SMITH Hsrojss ...... SIS,
]. n. Iewis, ~. zsd dssss4s.. 1926
xasi Letutf, ex3snss tbdN 10
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

GoforeeI Parsga fs9IfeffEa@ fEnes1-
B~rattaernr dis ehEreh hab gnt TO walk
D~-s errl Tin aal@EA eprLer1-Araef4,
nrrleteIIar. g-r 'er walk
Par-on-R-Iftff-rl- lis church Ia.
gof t0 run-
TAaeon-Amen. b-Hsfsssr. let TeT run.
ParsofF-Hrvrifern. His church hah
got TO fly
Deacen-Amen. 0rufEfer. tess er sy.
Parssn-PrEdsIern- itf- gwEntef rake
rlof4y ii, make dis church fly.
!. Ds4aetm-L1r - walk FrusIfer. lei
.er walk NASHVILLE TennesS+ean.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

An old mother ga got caugh. IN an
apartment house fire with her four kir-
ref1- In Brooklyn. 4 fireman named
Sfaffh WIZ ar work IN the rhFcE af The
4egolSe. when he fafs a soft and persist
err rubbing against his foot The
sTloGe @z- 80 rfsEek Thar ne could MOI
zese- Fhe sf0or distinctly. hEt he bent
~ er and founft Fass object was a cat.
She wasn't worried so mEEch ahyuF her
self, brit ~he rad her whGEs fanlfFy-
four kiffeH--sfEh her i. q paSteboarst
BOX whieh Sic had dragged from the
ffanaes- TIE trouble was that sha
etsIEf not -at THE box downstairs with
ffpgr spiIFiry Ets contents 50 Smith
reseTesi F.ar and TIN kittens. and yo-
badly by broken glass in doing Sc
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

.,s4-'st.+ -rar- -ts 1asor-fset ny q r-sEs
III ~ arut-4ra.+ positions. q Kansas lily
-sr-,,,,, .yist14r la. h-er able 70 sup
3ar- Ai-llsalt- Ek4 wife and i've enIt-
t-an. Fla lad registered the previous
nav IN slis4 AnerIesr Legion employ
nsgt alie4-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

Application for permit to erect Il
Gasoline PIIlasx Station GA Lets -
and IL Of Flock s was received frura
Nr, Fred FennsY and Carl RerxaId.
said application being accompanied
with plans for the proposed building.
Motion made by Aid yoss. seconded
ty Adj Grams, that the application be
granted and the Auditor authorized 90
issue necessary permit Motion Ear
RED unanimously.
No further business appearing the
Council now adjourned
A. A. BLCMQCIST.
City Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

Road materials must 20 down in
price Or the hard road building pro-
gram will be discontinued according
70 Gov. Len Small Of Illinois.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

Feeling AGAINST G~ar9var G.. Ssaryfttnl
s!lrl54- WI. ~ ai-tr II me Missouri.
AaE- convention ut N,a A1larrcaIl Id
r1an thar when liz vIs ilI,rIl,'A't -iaL
Il motion VIZ III ae -eht IEs.sslE AIM =
wa pas4a,f By popular lGeilIl1aElt9n Or
FORE Aver ra,tHing t..
Nd I.l4ca,t Compensation VIII asr -
sgaanttaret. Sg former SERVICE Men
according To 4 TalA.t.p COD newspaper
According rg 1gT1res from 4 sl-1rgaig1.
It's want hor1e iif-. u. want cash, -
choose TIE eer-tfeare CLAN an. 5 per
.enr wsnE v8sarb5nsI EraLciag-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08

NBHlGl4 GE11a}lt3FfSss EaIth -S3its
MIltank. s. ID, Fleh. 9Th. fa.-4
$40 E VI.
AH Il nsuuiar aseefizssr of THE City
genncil ef tire City af Nilbas,ls- S,snr4l
Dakota. held on tie above date 5fe
foiinwiaa alasnlsers res pon8es3 &c roll
CALI
Mapar-N r. N4.iss,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GraI1a, FUR
aaa.s, Riley, Vds4~
Absenr-4Id. Efanann.
Minutes Of meetings held gigulag'T
md and .Fanuarr I'd, 1aa2 YER read
and approved az read.
Report Of the City Treasurer tor ti'fs
month af Taru.arY l.aa4. was raad am!
approved as rand
The hills presented wars read ami
aaii1ad. Marrar nlas3s 3y Alderman
Tarusn.. seconded BY Alderman Grams
fiat tie bills be aIlGw1..i and crt!er-
ed aalG BIZ warrant. TIE rnil beng
called m this n,arien resa.lreft a. fal-
Icws Avas-Gnedgnar, Grar'aas Iur-
rara. REav. Wasas Nags-NssueT One
absent. wisere,.oan Fills H0nnr- Gtae
Maver declared tire nrorinr a. tut7
Carried. F8inwinr 4 I5sG OF tie atEl7
a. all5we,t-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-08
Ccu.niI P~rncaetlngs

Council Gllaraisers, RGucK El2c'<,
Miltank- S.. ID. Feb. 9Th. l!..-.-
az { IT..
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
MICROBE OF LOVE
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

The "Microbe of Love- which
the bachelors of the town we're war.
ned against last week, Is actually
here and ready for business, the In
oculation will take place at the opera
house Friday night. You simply
can not afford to miss this sight tor
it will be worth $40 90 of auybody's
money. The play is under the d.
rection OF Miss Miriam Kempton of
the Wayne P. Sewell Lyceum and
Producing Co. of Atlanta, under
whose management the production
Is being staged Reserved seats on
sale at the Palace Drug Store-Ad.
mission so cents, Reserved Seats
rs cents.
The ''Microbe of Love-" without
doubt, is the most delightful home
talent production ever staged IN this
part of the country. The play is a
three-act comedy dealing in Dan
Cupid's method of conquering so
called marble hearts. Many funny
situations are produced by the love
sick spinsters ard balky. bachelors.
The song hits are right up to the
minute and the whole comedy is a
classy production, IN fact 1t Is a
whale Of hit from beginning to end,
the audience recovering from one
convulsion Of laughter only to go
into another.
The ridiculous old maids and good
looking bachelors, pretty chorus
girls, precious cupids, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henpeck and TIE charming Madam
Cupid appeal to all classes. But the
scene that stands out alone Ia the
Left Over sisters, they simply bring
the house down. so bring along your
handkerchief because you will laugh
until you cry. Check your critical
faculties at the box Office when you
come IN the door so you may relax
your face and give 1t genuine treat
IN the way of good laugh.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
School Rally

The biggest and best school rally
ever held in Randolph county will
be at Holm's Saturday, August Is,
1929. All of the schools south of
Black riser will take part. At
least one thousand children are ex-
peosed TO be there. There will be
dinner or the ground. Every one
Is asked to bring dinner.
PROGRAM, FORENOON
Arkansas Audience.
lnvoGation-kev. Sboffit.
Address of Welcome-Dr. r. X.
johnson.
Response-Jeff Lawhon.
Song-Sbarum School.
Reading-Holmes School.
Motion Song-Lesterville School.
Amerlcs- Audience
PROGRAM AFTERNOON
Parade
Address, "Times Sho Have
Chsnged"-Daly Thompson.
Address--E X. Hulen.
keading-Alda Belle Finley.
Sonecshannon School
Resding-Nols Eskridge.
Address. "Success and Failure
X V. Cowen.
Song-Skaggs School.
Benedlction-W p Brooks.
Each school is requested to bring
banners and flags Committee.
~ II.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
for County Association

The following resolution was
passed by the Pocahontss Baptist
church at the morning services, Ju-
ly 10, 1922:
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION
Whereas, we believe that it
would be conductive to a closer fell
lowship among us; and
Whereas, we believe it would be
for the best interests of the King.
dom aud the churches concerned,
and
Whereas, the county seems to be
the logical unit of organization, 3
Therefore be it resolved by the
membership of the Pocabontas Bsp-
tist church IN conference assent bled,
July 10, 1929.
First, that we invite all Baptist
churches of Randolph county to
send representatives (at least two)
TO a meeting to be held at Pocahon.
tas, on Wednesday August 8, 1929,
at o'clock p M. for the purpose
of considering the advlsabllitY of or
ganlzng a Randolph County Bap.
tist Association.
second, that our clerk be author.
lied to write all pastors, clerks, and
other ministers Interested advertis-
ing this call for a conference.
Third, that we offer entertain
ment to all who attend this meeting
upon our invitation.
w. X. McEwen, Moderator.
Frank Massey, Clerk.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
RANDOLPH CIRCUIT
COURT OONVENES

The July term OF the Randolph
circuit court convened In Pooahon-
tas Monday morning, with Judge
w. l.. Pope presiding. Other court
officials we're present as follows:
Deputy Sheriff w. II Perrin, with
special deputies, J. r Woodbridge,
Of Warm Springs aud Lawrence
Massey of Hamll; John G. Ashley,
prosecuting attorney; K. X. Hicks,
clerk, Miss Blanche Jones, deputy
McCaleb, court stenographer.
The Iurles were made up out OF
the men selected on the regular and
alternate list except two on the petit
Jury list, namely Ray Cherry and
sam Lltherland, who were chosen
from among the court visitors, to
serve in place of others who had
been excused for good and lawful
cause. The grand jury was empau-
neled composed OF the following.
q. +, Bode, foreman;M .rtin Jan
sen, clerk; N. A. Stubblefeld, AL.
fred Terry, A. T. Weisenbsch. r. M.
Inter, ID. II. Shride, Marvin Price,
r. Q. Hawkins, Henry Slmlngtou,
Lehman Mock, Charles Black burn,
F. q. Mock, Clifford Riggs, A. j.
Cooper, Earl Johnson. Dick Brown
was appointed bailIff for the grand
Jury.
The petit jury is composed of the
following:
p. B. Eskridge. Geo. Steimel,
IL. o. Helm, Jake Wsddle, Ben
DeClerk, John Ii. Jackson, Henry
Waymon, II. NJ. Johnson, Arch
Perrin, j. w. Storey, L. W. Ho-
gan, Fred Klngcade, B. F. Petit
john, Richard Tucker, j. J. Brooks,
w. j. Blansett, Mark Holland, Kelff.
er Campbell, Frank Hausman, Geo.
f. Johnson, g. K. Purdy, j. W.
Smith, sid litherland, Ray Cherry.
The court appointed Il. l.. Hsy-
mes, Johnnie Ford and L. +. Blank.
enship commissioners TO select the
grand and petit jurors to serve at
the next term of circuit court.
No cases that would be of interest
to the general public have been dis
posed of so Tar, although rapid pro-
gress has been IN ,de IN disposing of
both civil and criminal cases Judge
Pope announced this morning that
had all cases 10 be tried been set for
this week the docket could have been
cleared easily by Saturday night.
The case against Miss Orpha Bos-
ter, carried over from the January
term, is set for Monday OF next
week.
Visiting attorneys noted Monday
and Tuesday were II. L. Ponder,
Mr.. Gibson and w. p. Smith of
Walnut Ridge;G b. Oliver of Cor
ming and l.. b. PoindexLer Of
Batesville.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
BAPTIST W. M. S.

The Baptist w. NJ. S. met with
Mrs. Frank Hanuitord on Tuesday
July 18th, IN our regular mission
study, conducted nv our able aud
Efficient leader, Mrs. w. p. McEwen.
The lesson was "Our Home
Mission Board and It's Work." and
was very interesting and instructive
throughout. There were thirteen
ladies' present aud all enjoyed the
meeting. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Our next meeting will be a social
meeting on TUESDAY, July 25, at the
home of our pastor, Rev. w. r.
McEwen, with Mesdames McEEen
and Foster hostesses. Reporter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
BIG SCHOOL PICNIC

AT Sharum, July 20, there will
be dinner, cold drinks and other
estables served by the patrons aud
public spirited citiztns, who want to
forward the cause Of education.
The entire proceeds will go tor
school benefits There will be
ball game, loot racing, candidate
speaking and other forms of smuse
ment. Every body come aud enjoy
tIe day. Bill Brooks,
Will Fry,
Wesley Brown,
Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
Baptist Church Notes

Sunday school only fair last Sun-
day.
Morning congregation smaller
than usual.
Afternoon congregation at shi-
lob real good.
Our evening congregation espe-
ciallY good for hot night.
All our regular services for next
Sunday aud everybody Is invited.
Special subject for next Sunday
ldorning is, "Denominstional Op.
portunity."
"Bsptist Opportunity" will be
the special subject for next Sunday
evening.
Not a single member of our
church should fail to hear the ger
mons next Sunday, most especially
at night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
Clay u. Payne

Clay II. Payne, formerly of this
county, died in st. Louis Saturday
after being taken to a hospital there
from Little Rock.
The remains we're brought here
first of the week and placed IN the
Masonic cemetery Wednesday. The
funeral was held from the Christian
church.
The deceased was born at Ingram
Sept, 25, 1897 and has scores of
friends there who deeply regret his
passing
A large number OF relatives aud
friends from out of town attended
the funeral.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
Another Auto Accident

Last Thursday night when John
Thompson was returning from Hox-
ne TO his home here he met with an
accident that Just missed being seri.
Gus On the road between Hoxie
and Walnut Ridge his car was
struck by big automobile and was
Knocked out OF the road into
dltcD, turning almost completely
over. No one was hurt but the
smaller car was badly damaged.
The big car sped on, not even stop
ping TO seeil anyone was hurt Mr
Thompson saws he has no idea
whose car 1t was that struck him.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
Our Honor Roll

The following new and renewal
subscriptions have been received
since our last report:
Mrs LILY q Williams, Wylle
McCarroll, w L Bigger, J R Stub
blefeld, Mrs Flora Dunklin, Fred
Stephens, Chas Baker, J F Ford,
J S Lltherland, s b Hawkins. Mrs
NJ A Jones, Henry Eubsnk, NJ F
Sloan J w Shaver, < nj Cowley,
Arlo Thomas, Mrs Jennie Gross.
Hon. T. w. Campbell of Little
Rock has been attending court and
visiting relatives here this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
In Race for Congress

According to reports Issued from
the Office of the Democratic state
GENITAL committee. w. T. Jennings
of Calico Rock has filed bis pledge
as a candidate for congress from the
second congressional distrlc'. He
will be opposed by w. A. old6eld,
present incumbent and w. A. Hod-
ges of Newport.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
FOR Road 0yerSeer

c. T. slsYton authorizes the Star
Herald to announce that he is a
candidate for road overseer of De
nun township in the coming Deme-
cratic primary. Mr.. Slayton Is
well known to our people, as a man
who will do his best TO render good
service IN any undertaking. In
this be announces that be will give
his time and attention to building
up and keeping in good condition
sll The roads of the township. Re-
member G. 7. Slayton for road ov-
erseer. 40 3tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21

Mrs I. D. Rorle returned last
week to her home al Hot Springs
after visit with Pocshontas rels
tives. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Ben A. Brown, who will
visit with ner for a few days.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
Odd fellows

viii meet at 1880 p. m. FRIDAY
evening. Work in all degrees.
Visiting brothers are welcome.
Attlca lodge coming in to take
charge of imitation and degree work.
Electric fans aud Ice cream.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
l. o. O. F. NOTICE

All mem bers of Biggers Lodge
No. 249, 1. o D. f.. are urged to
be at the Hall Saturday night, July
%, for special business.
J. A, L;ugle, N. g.
j. G. Totty, Sec.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
Fifth Sunday Meetlnq

There will be a Fifth Sunday
Meeting at Brown school house near
Biggeas on the fifth Sunday IN July.
Preaching, singing and dinner on
the ground. Everybody invited.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21

Hos. Harry Ponder and family Of
Walnut Ridge were visiting Pooa-
hcntas friends Monday. Mr. Pom.
der is attending court here this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21
S. /. A..

The s. /. A. will meet Tuesday,
July 25, at p m, at the court
house. No meeting this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21

Gene Thompson and family re-
turned Tuesday from VISIT with
relatives at Piggott.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21

This is a good intention but it
will never get you very far
The only way to Get Ahead is to be-
gin to save from the start. Small de-
posits at regular intervals will in time
amount to nice little sum, which will
make good foundation for larger saw
ings in later years.
Start with us now and get the thrift
habit before the spendthrift habit gets
you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-21

Whenever you get a little
money ahead the majority of
you intend starting a Bank
account.
, 1922-09-07
SHERIFF'S SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY

BY virtue of a Writ Of Execution
issued to me out Of the District Court
Of Carbon County. Wyoming, on
August %, 1922, and to me directed
and delivered, upon a Judgment rem
dered and entered in said Court in
favor of John ]. Robertson. Plaintiff,
against F.. D. Mcmillan, Defendant,
for the sum of s259.50, and interest
for $500, and accrued and accruing
costs. of $92.S9, commanding me to
sell as upon execution the herein
after described personal property,
the same having been previously
levied upon, under attachment in
said suit.
Now, therefore in compliance with
the command Of said Writ. l will on
Tuesday the 18th day of September,
A. D. 1922, at the hour of one
o'clock p. m. of said day. in view OF
said property at or e the McMillen
Coal Mine at Rambler, in Carbon
County, State Of Wyoming. offer for
sale at public auction and sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash. the
following described property, pre-
viously attached in said suit to-wit:
Fl S H p Boiler, n % Steam
Hoist. 1000 feet Stell Cable. 600 feet,
20 lib. railing, n % Weighing
Scale, one % Engine and Boiler
House, one ~ Cook House, one (1)
Bunk House. one % Wooden Water
Tank, " carload 2-inch Lumber. in
Guiding platform, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay said
Judgment, interest. costs and accru-
ing costs.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 31st day Of August, A. D. 1922.
A. A. SANDERS,
Sheriff Of Carbon County, Wyoming.
Ranforth & Davanaugh and A. Nc
Micken, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 1t
, 1922-09-07
GAS COMPANY PROGRESS

A typographical error last week
made the number of service contracts
signed by the Rocky Mountain Gas
company read IS instead OF 265,
which was the correct number up to
that time. Steady progress is being
made in the installation Of natural
gas and the entire force Of the gas
company is kept busy attending to
getting LEI patrons started before
could weather makes everything
more difficult.
Up to this time the company has
signed up ESQ service contracts ana
has completed a total of 24O. in
stalled 115 inside services and set
100 meters.
, 1922-09-07

and denuded areas. both by sowing
the seed direct and by growing
young trees at the Forest nurseries.
At the present time reforestation
work in the 10 Of lodgepole pine
seed and trees has been largely dis
continued in the Rocky Mountain
National forests since most Of the
areas are reseeding naturally and 1t
Is also possible to use the limited
funds available to greater advantage
in the Lake States forests where re-
1~orestation work a be done very
cheaply and where timber grows
very rapidly. The. plant at Foxpark
Is TO be offered for sale and sold at
public sale to the highest bidder.