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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08
MOUNDSVILLE
Chamber Of Commerce
Directors Are Named
at First Banquet
SPLENDID SUCCESS ATTENDS FIRST
ANNUAL DINNER or TRADE
BODY.
The FIRST Annual banquet OF tho ChAm-
Der Of OoInmarGo Hsld at tho First
IA. n. Church Last EVsninH Was
Great Success.

Arrangements had hO,n made /" i"ha
'aIo 81 large "ttcn.t"n' e.. ""l 60"
arrangements L"h u"i ES'U Pee 'tir eco.
I,und, Cd a"d ILltt. tw" i.l"t'7 r,,r a't
81 the t"iIo g., the pIh,"'iil ',',,'.'
. ~ hitch o,,,o1 at & H. 4. ,i','h
The I'"r'"'.. 're".h e.'i' a.. ''"e'''"
ur "Nuoil,D uhI'h v"1 f'di,,. "i D..
iLs i,,y".oIlur D.. No. tI","Iu '!",,"i
81 4 r.I,",I ih." ',,"'i. oh'.'' 'i
dfsss s"I introduced iI... ,,""''',',n'.'
- ru',i'.i' r"oi' eco" 10" l"'
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rrlnu'a 'alEa ~" -" changing 81 'h' T..
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Scott James > Shiru,nu I !. thn'".
n J smith A g E'r"Cglrs l.. ".
Eyhprt = g. Shaw ~. 9 I'rEma"", I
A nl"yd. A s y Eiea'"r. N'''"r y.
Myers. F'vor"', Moore. W. y. Nl"rard"'.
"a NJ Kettle. III. Irln"rmer. To.
Thompson. Rcv Harold ,:nuu,. j. IU"w
ard Volt and ". ~. Johnson.
\ general discussion lev Pll THO NON
lerS on "Our Town. was thcu h"'h
This was followed by tho announcement
OF tho names OF tho seventeen directors
elected for IN" coming year. Following
are tho new directors.
A. u. Ayr"s. ". l., Alexander. NJ, y
Sybert Evan G. Roberts, j. a SIgn-
foose J. T. TarriOtt J. ". Travis. !
boyd W. II. johnson. &. Il. William
ron, r. J. Harris. i. r.. Chase. = T.
pickett a. \. r.. Hester. \ = S"rug
gins. II. " A. h. DalLcil and George
Dorsey.
Held to GRAND Jury.
ANDY Ship!c. the foreigner Who waa
arrested hy The flyius SuUadIrn' "ff!.
.aTs MONDAY afJeIn""n. ~as Livrn "a
pFaitniuNit hearing hrf"ir Suti'o " +.
ilay tuu ycaieIday evening lno "a"
pleaded guilty. o"d ~"a .Ia'ei r"i''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08
Almost
Checked
Last Night

nth EaE around my heart "ni ~
breat rus,ry people SHN.
No su"h choking "r ANXIETY :. '"'
will takr Iiaaima"uH ''n' i'n. .'' g.
which arc prepared di9'lu.'y nrd st.
psClally FOR Stomach cas-. aud r"r'''H.
larIy 'pr all tho bad eff"u'S iron" 60
prsEsure against your most vi;ai ,iGas
your heart
That empty. gon" ard Gna%'n& Zee.
Ing AT tho pit OF Jour s'"ma'h WI al B.
appear. that any!oGS. nervous i"ei'u@
With hear, pHlpitatiou. XII vanish. NnI
Won viii once moro bH :,h!" {" TAX" -
deep breath. So often prevented by Gar
pressing against YOUR heart aud Iun+t,
THESE unique Tablets NJ" sold by =. ~.
G;riest e. 60. and all reliable druggists.
BE careful and insist or III" Genuin"
Roalmann's Gas-Tahl"'s In 4 yellow
package, price ono dollar. J. BailmHan.
chemist San Francisco ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08

PRANK n. VnndeTlip In ono or ths
nunL toi0oaHsfuI ana hoHt h'J"h imam
oi.r. la America. Ito has sA"hh'h"n
Uurnpo al nrst hInd ana ia" iea"ha"
,un,iusinnB as 1" what ""7t 10" """" W.
r.s,nrs pI"nparity nj" VI""" wiz ""
ruIIiDhsd Ia The i"'S''in """~'' n"H'"
uIn. n"nday. February ~. hN"'S
nu..i.an sh"uld Is"d Lh"".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08

Frank a, Vandsrlip IL one OF ths
most pucoes sful ana best known imam.
oierp In America. 10 has examined
Europe at nrst hand ana has rsAohsd
ooncruHionp IN to what must be donS 70
restore prosperity. His views viii No
uublirhnd In Tn" Intolligsnosr, bsRin-
nin2 Monday. February IL. HVsSV
American should read thsm-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08
M'MECHEN
Funeral Today

Funeral Today
Funeral services w,E l." hc.d this n't-
oruouu FOR the Late M.sS Mar! Su'"r'
VINO passed away yesterday 'urrsing a.
, Huntington hospital She had been
tuk!uE trCatmcut there r"r tn" past
several months. Miss Su;cr VAS Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08

rcni Tho public Is invited I" attend
nil ia,nr F"tNIir1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08

iHm' tJuH" 1"u'" dl""a'".
i.c7'drs. rhceo chemical changes pr"
tlurr pnlr.u"riF puhs'nnr"G that ~"
crr,',d - every c"l and organ "t mo
:pdi and 'hnr raus" all sorts Of dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08

y ats to ,.,uso vigorous stomach
OF tho food. both through
Tho muscular churuing action OF that
organ AMI through ample secretion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08

Tanlao, tho famouB digestive tonic
ana body builder. has achieved Its wide
succsEs because 10 IL Gble TO invigorate
tho cntire digestive tract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-08

rri,u ,r,r 81 r'lh,mi hl@'r'''
of nuy ru' IN 'u.n runn''.r "N
10 dnrIv" iro ur'uns' lnu' NJ
Iruru n.
II your appetite IN not keen.
II your food seems to disagree
with you. II your ere under
weight, nervous, irritable and
lack energy, give TGnlao tho
chance TO show You that 1t can
work miracle In your CaEdi-
ton. az It has in 80 many thou
sands OF other cases.
II You arc dsspondent, gloomy.
..ith little trgt- go . ~ enjoy
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-01-27
STACEY

STACEY Jan. 15..-E w. Lockhars
and Mr. emplar, both of the' fOres.
service in Miles CITY, made a Trip out
with the truck this week. THEY en-
countered. some bad .snowdrifts and had
tC abandon the car about a mile from
the White Tail station:
Dan. Ow'fey came over from Ashland
Wednesdas and reports more snow on
the other side Of the divide.
Miss Virginia Laportc returned -
Miles City on Saturday to resume ner
Studies in the high school.
A. Il. Kelsey made business trip
to Miles this week. : He was forced
t. so far as the $ I. on horseback
as the roads We're not open for travc,
with a car.
A large number of the nfighbors
gathered on Saturday night and jour
neyed to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Fleming for a surprise party
Games andi' other forms of entertain
ment We're INDUCED in until. late
hour and the guests all report a won
derful time. \ delicious lunch was
served during the evening. !;
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-01-27
CAMPS PASS

CAMPS PASS. Jan. ls.--Nicle Nitacca.
Selway mail carrier, had the misfor-
tune of finding his :hcme completely
destroyed by fire nt, his return from
Selway on saturday. The cause of the
fire is unknown. :
DeLos Sclway and Sam Houghla1
are putting up their summers supply
Of ice this week. Two gun" Harris
Is doing the heavy work.
Lee Mason u.s. trapping coyotes on
Six Mile.
Joe IIannon of Stacey was calling
on friends in this vicinity last week.
Burt Young. has been visiting tha
Gaskill boys this. last week. i
Jerome Gould and J. c. Edwards
were business callers at THE postof.
flee on: Tuesday. !.
Mr.. Price substituted for tic regular
mail carrier on Wednesday.
c. v. Clerk. sur mail carrier. made
his trip Friday.on horseback. He re-
PORTS fthe roads in bad condition.
w. j. Simmons is at the Codksy place
near Selway, feeding his cattle.
Gae Carter and u. c. Larson ara
saving ice for this community this
week
Wilbur Titus was a business caller
"a Walter vawter's on Wednesday.
Walter Miles is working fer l.. n
1SaacS
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-01-27
ARTICLE II AND ARTICLE x

There has been discussion relative
10 the comparative obligations imposed
upon the TINTED states by Article III Of
the four-power treaty and by Article
Y Of the rejected League of Nations
covenant. Fer purposes of comparison
the two articles are given herewith:
Article II Of the four-power treaty:
III the said rights are threatened by
the aggressive action OF any other
power. the high contracting parties
trhe United States. Japan, Great Brt.
tain and France) shall communicate
With one another fully and frankly in
order to- arrive at an understanding as
to the most efficient measures to meet
the exigencies OF the particular situa-
ton"
Article x Of the League Of Nations'
covenant: "The members Of tho League
undertake to respect and preserve as
against external aggression the terri
torial integrity and existing political
Of all members Of the
League. In case OF any such agrees
sion or in case Of any threat or dam
ser Of such aggression. the council
shall advise upon the means by which
This obligation shall! be fulflled."
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-01-27
L.oEsCH

LOESCti. Jan. 1.-THE big dance last
saturday night at Elk Ridge school
rouse was we'll attended by 43 people
Good music was furnished and the
dance lasted until a very late hour in
the morning. everybody having a very
enjoyable time.
W. A. Price got badly shaken up
aast Friday while hauling n load of
wood. His sleighs started to tip over
and he jumped. making disconnections
ard in falling hurt his shoulder and
received other bruises.
Martha Sreadman has Just returne
home from East Fcrk where she ha >
been assisting her aunt. Mrs. Percy
Daily.
Mrs. Cash Doyle has been sick the
past week but IS convalescent now.
Bad roads prevented Violet Price
from going to Miles City last week TO
attend school.
Francis Chiiders was quite sick last
week hut is on the read to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane and family were
Saturday callers at the !. T. Childers
home.
Mrs. Levi Mackin has been i'll the
past two weeks but is improving some,
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-01-27
POWDERVILLE

POWDEREH4LE. Jan. 1.-THE Pow
deryille children are enjoying the
srow. They have been coasting ana
skating.
!. Miss Mayhan entertained Mrs. W. r.
Richardson ard little sons: SATURDAY
evening.
Mrs. Harry Mckenzie gave party
New Years eve.
G. +. Mckenzie has been putting up
ice this week.
Mr.. Cox took the mail out Monday
morning.
Mrs. w. r. Richardson called on Mrs
+. c. Jensen SATURDAY. afternoon.
Mr.. Plymell was in town Monday
Morgan Ellicte and wife were called
away to the bedside of his mother who
is very i'll in Minneapolis. MINI.
Miss Mayhan took supper with Mrs
Tcm barnard Tuesday evening
The Jurica children have not been
attending school s'nce the bad wealth
CT began.
The mail has been very promptly
delivered even If the roads have been
in bad shape.
Conrad and Anna Orestad have been
absent from school for the past two,
weeks.
w. Il. Richardson and his sister Miss
Georgia Richardson visited with mis-
family Sunday.
Maymie Cassidy was in town Sat
urday.
Jerry Nesbie was in town TUESDAY,
John Anderson was absent from
school last week.
Mrs. Carol Williams was in town IN
Saturday
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EPSlE, Jan 1:.-Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Roberts were business callers at Ep.
sic Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Kelly. were visit.
tors at r. w. Linv'lle's Tuesday and
Wednesday.
James Burnley and Don Brock have
returned from Nebraska where they
have been husking corn.
There is going to be dance at the
X lily school January %.
Fred Trautman and Sam Dorr have
been engaged with ice hauling.
The school organ has been repaired
by Mrs. Dean. Misses lila Mitchell and
Mae Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Brock ana
william 1saacs were visitors recently
at the Kelly school.
Mrs. Ruby was a recent visitors ut
Mrs. Tarbox's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddleman were callers
tit Mrs. \. r. Kelly's home Tuesday.
Sam Saust ana Tess Harris were
gathering cattle IN Cache creek and
styaed all night at the Mitchell, home.
Hugh Wise was business caller at
frank Burnett: Saturday.
Walter Mitcnell visited with Frank
Petro the past week.
Henry Mite nell was a caller at Ep-
sic and also at kelly's. Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. -. Kelly. Mrs. Guy Dean
end Archie Kelly We're visitors at Mrs.
Warren Ht1comb's Saturday evening,
e. Leonard Lancaster and George AL
len We're callers at Archie Kell.'s en-
VI Wednesday,
Jake We tgemuht has started another
well on his homestead.
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Assessors Office
TO THE TAXPAYERS or POWDER
RIVER COUNTY. MONTANA.

This office is just entering upon
Of 1922. The first attempt for the new
County. and we wish to call the at
tention OF the taxpayers to the fact
to the people CT the County.
This office will mail to each indi-
Xidual taXpayer his or her assessment
will fill out their list in an efficient
manner and return to this office within
fifteen days from the time the list is
This office fully realizes the very
extreme conditions OF the country. and
io1 that reason will undertake to make
mailing system. which seems to be
der River County. Montana.
T nndre n ta repna i'm ths
County and unless the people will
cooperate, with this office and make
eerty we will be compelled to return to
,,is,,, old system. and pronounce the
nre mot Eoing to a daor re 1rhis
into this business together, never to
S si!,,c, up PIT, to failures eve are going tc
This office fully intends to reduce
the value OF all lands. of the County
below the value placed on said lands
in the year Of 1921. to an amount as
The same. shalt. apply to live stock.
the claSSlHcatlOn on live stock Is to
some extent governed by the live stock
schedule COMMITTEES appointed by the
ASSESSORS Association.
Therefore. this office will be gov
erned by the people of the County and
the schedule Committee on the value
of live stock.
The assessors office extends ain tn
vitation to every individual taxpayer
to call at the assessors office If they
SO desire. and we will be glad to help
you fill out your assessment list, and
awning In
possible.
We will also be glad to go into de-
tsil and show any one who. desires
what their land was classified at.
The land Classification covers Town
ships l.. 2. 3. South. and Townships
. and will soon be in the office.
making the classification cover Town
ships ! to- South. Inclusive. of Ranges
4" to 81. inclusive
Now let us cO-c perate together. and
make Powder River County, Montana
the rival of all the eastern Montana
Counties.
am your servant: the assessors
office Is your office: YOU are welcome
t" come in and we will be of assist
arce to each other
Sincerely yours.
J. d. WILLIAMS.
JlS-J27 Assessor.
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WAR VETERAN 4
PNEl MONA VICTIM
Contributed. !

| Albert tEertl Cleveland Adamser
| after an illness Of five days durin.,
which time he was confined to a hes.
pital in Helena where he had gone
about month ago to receive voca-
| tlOnal training. died December II
1921. of pneumonia.
| He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander -Adamson aud resident OF
Powder River county. having made his
home on homestead near Selway He
was born near Little Rock, Ark May
-, 1898. I. His parents moved from
there to Harrison county near Corav-
on. Ind He spent his boyhood DAYS
in Indiana. being we'll known and loved
ty all. He was 1s when his parents
moved to ParI<man, Wyo. After living
there for two years they again moved
to a place near Epsie. Mont, home
stealing and remaining Their until the
death OF his mother five years AGO
He became seriously i'll on Monday
December &c, and taken to the hos.
p!tal. his brothers not hearing Ct his
illness until Saturday. the day he dice
News OF his death was brought to his
trcthef. Ciem, Sunday night from
Miles City by car. The body was sen.
TO Miles. accompanied by Roy BORDEN.
a vocational student from Helena, and
was met by his brothers, Corda and
Glenn. The remains We're taken To the
Twin Pine cemetery near Sclwav FOR
burial. The funeral services we're hale}
"Wednesday at O'Clock in the HON,
Of J..W. Bottles. one Of his most in
innate friends. and he was laid 70 rest
beside his mother.
Bert Adamson was a. member OF tho
Custer Post. American Legion. and q
soldier Of the World war. He was a
Of Co. d, ,sc7th Int. 77th Div.
A r. F, He with his brothsr Alonzo
entered the service in. Miles City June
%. l3lS. his brother Glenn following
Eorth. later. IAN reached France. Der.
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.J13-.J27
sELWAY

SELWAY AND VICINITY. Jan. 10
"A yearling steer was killed in Pal
Her's pasture last week by wolves
Lester Carlat was a caller at the
Harris ranch Thursday evening.
Lee Wilson made business trip 20
Ten Mile Thursday.
Hazel Harris returned to Miles City
after spending the holidays with her
Parents.
Marion Bailey has returned to the
Carney ranch after two weeks visit
in Broadus.
Jesse Harris visited with home folks
the first of this week.
Alvin Clay went to Little Powder
river Wednesday.
Uncle Billy Rolfe Is visiting at Ku-
sells this week.
Charles Dudley is doing some n.
terror finishing on the Palmer house.
Grant Eyrum is able to be home
a gain.
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0S1A12

Coal 2-S-16 RE 0S1A12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, L. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
January 10. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
HARRIS Fl. GAY,
ct Pinto. Montana, who. on February
14th. 1917, made Homestead Entry, No.
O31412. for SisSEN Sec. 10, SaSWh
Section 20. Township rs, Range 49-E..
II. p. Meridian, has filed notice of in.
teEtion to make three year proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before II. r. Straiton, Clerk
of the District Court, at Broadus. Mon
tana. on the 9th day Of March, 1922
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles f. Huckins, VIM. Huckins.
Roy Gear. Charley Huckins, all of
Pinto. Montana.
J20-F'17 G. w. MYERS. Register.
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.J13-F3
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS

Estate Of Sarah A. Wilson. decease,
Notice Is hereby given by the under.
signed, Administrators Of the estate ~
Sarah A. Wilson. deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims aginst the said deceased. to
exhibit them. with the necessary youch-
ers. within four months after the frat
publication Of this: notice, to the said
administrator at the law Office OF ~
A. turkey Rroadus. Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction ~
the business OF. said estate, in the
county Of Powder River, State Of Mon.
tana. WILLIAM r. WILSON.
Administrator OF the Estate Ct SARAH
A. Wilson. Deceased.
Dated at Broadus. this 2srd day Of
Oecemoes' 1881. -. J6.J27
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EpSIE

EPSIE. Jan. ;5-Albert Force and
Fred Wagner were in Broadus Wed.
nesday.
Albert Jesse CT near Olive was 4
business visitor at Epsie Friday.
MIR. Yarger OF Powder river spent
Saturday night at Albert Forces.
Dr., James of Broadus made a pro-
fessional tall in this vicinity recently,
Osa and Albert Force. c. ". Lovett
and Mr.. Scheidle were in Rroadus on
Monday.
There was surprise card party at
A. L. Bausr's Friday evening. Every.
oic present had d NEST enjoy able time
Form. to the wife Of VIM. Sandersou
en- January s. an: Sh.pound daughter.
Mother and baby doing nicely.
Walter. Mitchell of Cache creek
brought a load Of dressed pork tc. En-.
sic Wednesday. to be taken to Miles,
City.
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and Alonzo We're in active service in
the Arsonne sector. Both were wound.
I'd and sssscd. Bert lost tho third I'm
ser OF the left hand. He was given
an honorable discharge in March,
1919. and had been in poor health
since.
He is survived by his father, Alexar,.
GER Adamson of Webbs Cross Roads,
Ky; four Brothers, corda B.. and Glen
w. Adamson OF Epsie: Alonzo CT Milo.
No.: Oren Adamson of Wheatlana
Wye: one sister. Mrs. Ollie Abbott AZ
Gertng. Neb; one brother-in,law. and
three sisters-in-law, and a !. host q
other. relatives and friends to mourn
his loss. .. -
Eert is gone bit: not forgotten. .~-:
Never shall his memory fade,
For our Thoughts shall ever;lineer
Around the grave where he is la;s
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NOTICE
Call far January 18th, 1872.

Notice is hereby gwen that all war.
rants drawn on the Road Fund Of
Powder River County. which were pre-.
scented for payment prior to August 9Th.
1921. excepting warrants numbered
s46, $40. 951. and s5e, which were pre-.
sented ter payment on August 9Th.
1921, are payable.
Notice IL hereby given that all war;
rants drawn on the General Fund Of
School District No. 90. which were
presented for payment prior to Janu.
airy 9Th. 1922, are payable.
JOHN r. WILSON.
J1a-F3 County Treasurer.
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04141S

Coal 12-29.16 RE O4141S
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON
Department of the Interior, u. s,
Land Onfce at Miles City, Montana.
DECEMBER q, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
WILLIS r. SPEAR.
OF Moorhead. Montana. who. on Sept.
-. 1921. made Homestead Entry, No.
o!141s: for NEA,. EENsEN. WMswN,
sen SWA. Sec. %. ISL. Section 20.
Township 9-S. Range 4$-E. NJ. r.
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
to make three, year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fere n: r. Straiton, Clerk Of the Dis
the !th day Of February. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
4. II. Williams. of Moorhead. Nom
tana: Charles r. Lewis. Of Rroadus.
Montana: Charlie Riley. Of NoorheaIi'
Montana " ""'
D3O-J27 G.. w. MYERS Re-;stor
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OLIVE

OLIVE. Jan. Tx, j.. Stanley re-
reiyed telegram announcing the death
of his mother at Aainsworth, Neb.. at
$40 O'clock on Janaaty 9Th. Friends
offer their sympathy in his bereave-
nsent.
at Gee. Grooms' this week.
Lewis Monroe is hauling ice. from
the Jim Thompson dam.-s
George Brock and George Rule have
been getting ice from the Jim Thompo
con dam for storage. =.
Luther Emry was a caller. at Olive
one day this week. -.