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Idaho County free press., 1923-10-04
FALL FASHIONS ARE
SEEN IN STYLE SHOW

STYLE show at the Lyric, "Wednesday
evening. under auspices Of the Soltman
Style shop, drew a large crowd, anu
was pronounced the most successful
of several style shows given by the
Style shop. Models were Misses olive
Hoslxins Dorothy Bunting, Mildred
Campbell Ruby Smith and Mary GrlI- m
fith. Mrs. Stella Stone assisted Mrs.
Soltman in preparations for the snow
Idaho County free press., 1923-10-04
VISIT KAMIAH FAIR

Delegation of forty Grangevllle
business men and their wives attended
the Kamiah fair, last Friday. The
Grangeyille delegates wore badges
calling attention to the Idaho county
fair. The Grangeville visitors pro-
nounced the fair program most pleas
ing.
Idaho County free press., 1923-10-04
ORPHANS FROM
HOLLAND ARE
BROUGHT HERE

Mrs. Lambert Vrieling return
ed the first of the week from a
visit to her old home in Holland.
Mrs. Vrieling brought with her
two orphan children of her sis
ter, who died last winter. The
children, who are unable to
speak English, are attending the
public school lin the iVrielfng
neighborhood and are reported
to be making excellent progress
under the instruction of Ross
Arnold, teacher of the school.
Idaho County free press., 1923-10-04
ENROLMENT IN HIGH
SCHOOL is RECORD

ENROLMENT of IA in Grangeville
bioh school breaks all previous rec
ords. Supt. J. H. Gore declares tnat,
as far back as data is available, this
number has not previously been
reached. 1t is about ten more than at
tbe corresponding time last year
Total enrolment in the grades is 23'.
Idaho County free press., 1923-10-04

discovered his passenger was
dead. Shelter took the body to
Warren for burial.
Thomas Hall v John L. Neeley e.
al mortgage foreclosure.
B. Anger, admr. estate Ellsworth
Green, deceased, Black Diamond
Mines, foreclosure lien.
Paul Remington Western State.
Lumber Co. ct al, foreclosure mort
gage.
Wheat Growers Suit - =.
Idaho Wheat Growers association ,
A. r. Terhaar, suit for money.
B. o. Smith Cora May Wilson
suit for money.
@. A. Dawson & Co. D. 3. Muir
ply & Co., suit for money.
Dorcas M. Harrison ct al, Joseph
y. Pollan ct al, foreclosure lien.
o. @. Nail ]. q. Hiles, suit ON note
Amanda B. Rich State Bank OF
Charleston, quiet title.
Cora F. Wells v Butler Wells, di.
vorce.
Nezperce Sheep Co. Henry w.
Grant and Elizabeth Parshall, quiet
title.
Vermont Loan and Trust Co. v
John A. Keller ct al, foreclosure
mortgage.
X. NJ. Bibb Greencreek Highway
district, damages.
D. f. Murphy & Co. v c. A. Dawson
et' al, recovery possession personal
property.
Salmon River State bank J. M.
Taylor ct al, foreclosure chattel mort
gage.
John Forss v d. r. Murphy & Co.
ct al, on account.
Holland Bank Lenora Emelia But
Ter, admir-, mortgage foreclosure.
George A. Cowgirl Carolyn M.
Wagner ct al, note.
Will II. O'Kane School District No.
40, suit on cotnract.
Clarence e. Bonstrom ct al, Asa
Ailor, admir-, ct al, suit to have deed
declared void and cancelled.
Charles h Wilson M. S. Martin
jr., ct al, foreclosure mortgage.
w. A. McMurray Lulu B. McMur-
ray, divorce.
o. @. Nail Justin Parsons, ct al,
foreclosure mortgage.
w. G. Meade Bessie I. Meade, di-
vorce
Elsie Garets v George Behean ct al,
foreclosure mortgage.
B. Anger Kebira %. Butler, admir-,
foreclosure mortgage.
Butterfield Livestock Co. Robert
C. Woodruff ct al, foreclosure mort
gage. :,
P. B. Weller w. I. Rookie ct al,
foreclosure mortgage.
T. Driscoll V P. p. Puyear ct al,
quiet title.
Suit to CanceI Contract
Justin Parsons ct al Willis Turn
er, suit to cancel contract.
Michael Reynolds Hugh M. Ar
mold and Ross Arnold, foreclosure
mortgage.
VolImer- Clearwater Co. Union
Warehouse & Supply Co., suit for con-
version of grain.
G. e. Bender Wilbur r. Coulter
ct al. foreclosure mortgage.
70. G.. Bennett Myrtle Bennett, dl-
vorce.
S. A. Coppinger A. s. Carley ell
al, claim and delivery.
Minnie /. Wicker Percy M. Beers
ct al. foreclosure mortgage.
Albert J. Woods Lena Burt et al
foreclosure mortgage.
State Bank of LamDerton western
States Lumber Co., note.
Eva LYDIA Perry N. LYDIA, divorce
Reinhart Oesau v Frank Terhaar e'
al. foreclosure mortgage.
Florence Shillam Harry Snlliam
divorce. A..
Idaho county Fem Highway dis
tricf. suit for division OF expense IL
maintaining Grave Creek highway.
Vermont Loan & Trust Co. James
r. McComas, admr., foreclosure mort
gage. u u How
ry, divorce. , ~ M u
Pettibone ct al, note. =,
Cus Kemna George w. Wilkin e'
oI foreclosure farm 1aborer's lien.
Salmon River State bank JONI
Bridge ct al, foreclosure mortgage:
Kettenbach Co. Norman A. Ha
dorm. admir-, foreclosure mortgage
Two suits. n
Robert G. Moffitt and Thomas ~
Moffit George N. Farrens, rorecio
c,,ro mortgage
Idaho County free press., 1923-10-04
ADMISSION CHARGES
TO FAIR GROUNDS

Charges for admission to the Idaho
County fair grounds will be. Adults,
rs cents; children from 8 to II, 80
cents; children under 6, free. Grand
stand, adults, 35 cents; children, 10
cents.
Idaho County free press., 1923-10-04
COUNTY BOARD is
TO MEET MONDAY

Board of county commissioners will
meet in regular quarterly session IN
the courthouse in Grangeville Mon
day.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
chapels in Hotsls.

+, Many years ago. group OF com
merclal travellers called ''rhe Gldeons"
organized movement for placing
copies Of the Scriptures in the guest
rooms Of hotels. II was from the start
very real missionary enterprise. and
has been productive OF excellent re-
suits.
One of New York's leading hotel
men. the owner OF number OF big %,
tablishmenis. announced few days
ago his purpose OF going even step
further. Observation during many
years OF experience has impressed him
with the fact that strangers who put
up at hotels In our big cities are ut q
disadvantage ns far as church-going Il
concerned. He has. therefore. decided
TO erect. In each OF HIS large establish
ments, a chapel as a place where his
guests may worship. III the patron
will no, 20 To church." he urges. 1--WE
shnil bring the church 10 him"
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Crawford and
family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Humphrey
and son spent part of the afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs, E. Brundige Sun
day. f
The NJ. Z. church will have an Ep-
worth League convention on Friday
and Saturday Of this week.
Mrs. F. A. Johnson returned Friday
from business trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Flaker and
daughters called on Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Wells and family Friday evening.
Mr.. Floyd Humphrey left the first
iof the week for Herman, Nebr. and
from there he will go on to Chicago.
HIS 80 -as..i
Mrs. Fred Wells and family visited
Mrs Ethel Spry Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starkebaum and
children, Norman and Ethlen. visited
with Chris Beiesemeier and family on
Sunday
ItHrs DIduiHsttdul Was aDscU
from school last week on account of
work at home.
AIR. and Mrs. Fred Beiesemeier left
Monday for Casper wyo. where they
Will visit relatives.
Cloyd Hall and Tom Guernsey
made a business trip to Haxtun Mon.
day. t
Mrs, Mary crowner and family mo.
tored to Sterling. Sunday. they were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. wal
lace Crowner and family.
i.ores Guernsey purchased the car
Of Floyd Humphrey.
Charles Gale is at work remodeiing
the drug store which was badly dam.
aged by fire last week.
The Paoli school has started play.
Ing basket ball.
Mrs. Roy Marcellus has been ser.
iously i'll at her home east of town
Her father came to visit her Monday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
NOTICE FOR PUsIIcArloN

u60 A. tSerial No. 02si99 Addl.)
Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Sterling. Colorado. Sep.
tember 90. 1928.
Notice is hereby given that Shannon
Woodcock. OF Holyoke. Colorado. who
on April 20. 1920, made Additional
stoek-ralslng Homestead Entry Serial
No. o2slss. for the SWh Section H.
Township 6 North. Range 40 West
Sixth Principal Meridian. hn. fled
notice OF intention to make final three
year Proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before G. b.
Weir. cornty Judge OF Phillips coun.
~. at Holyoko. Colorado, on the 10th
day OF November. 1898.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Brophy. Patrick Loughman.
Henry Eichel, David ciarkson. all OF
Holyolte. Colorado.
Il. r. CONQUEST.
Register.
Pub. Sept. 81. Oct. T. iLis.25. 1928
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
snsslre.s NOTICE or BALE

By virtue OF special execution iasued
out OF the Clerks Office OF the counil
Court OF Phillips County. and State o.
Colorado, aud To me directed. wh1rcll
am commanded 20 make the aun o.
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-aix po
lara and S.venty-nya CentH. ttia26 ~.
and costs OF suit. the amount OF Get.
tain Judgment recently obtained agnins
NJ A. Wagner, The Teachers Really
Association and A. Lautbonaer In frym
OF Charles ". Kobinson. Executor OF im
estate OF Clara Hull, Deceased. wheh
said Judgment wns declared 10 br
lien upon the following described prop
rrty to.wit.
The southwest quarter OF Section Is,
Township 7, North. Range 10, West u
the Sixth u, NJ, containing 100 aefr
according to the Government Survp
thereof
Therefore. according to hald command
! shalt ospose for Hair, at Public Anrtignt
alt the righta. title and Interest Of The
above named NJ. A. Wagner, the Teach
err Realty Association and A. l.erthouh'
or In and 10 the -deacribed prop
erty, ON Saturday the Sixth day Of oe
inher 1923, Mt Ton o'clock NJ ni thr
West Front Door nf the Cuurt Hour
In ilolyOke, phillips County Colorado
Dated nt iioiyoke tiis iith day Of AsF
W. n. ngvAnD.
ahrrin Of phiilinH County
W. n ltigLHigY
Date ~ nrat Publication. ReOl ~. 1922
Date Of last Publication, oct T. 1929
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
X * X * X *
Paoli News

II q 2S 4S r. 7S -
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vogel and
daughters called on Mr. and Ms.
Fred Wells and family Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. NJ Seaman is threshine mil!et
ths week
Mr., and Mrs. Tim Sullivan spent
Saturday evening with Mrs. F. Gan
semer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hair visited with Mr..
md Mrs. o. Cheney Saturday after
loon,
.,a Mr. James Boyd is back in Humph.
ey's Store after his. vacation while
le was hurt.
Gland Turney called on olin Wells
Sunday afternoon.
Lois and Ardith Boyd returned TO
their home Sunday from Wyoming.
where they have been all summer
Mrs. E. Gansemer and family took
Sunday dinner with s1r and Mrs A.
bdtHciutl.
Mrs. Fred Wells called on Mrs.
G. Boyd Saturday. Z
Lee Boyd and George Boyd and
their families spent Sunday in ster.
ling visiting relatives.
2 sIr.aand Mrs. A. Bachelor. Mr.. and
Airs. Tim Sullivan. and Mrs. E Gan.
semer and family went to Holyoke
Saturday evening to do some shop.
ping. "a
Earl and Harold Cheney. Mrs. Ira
Taylor and daughter Alice. Miss Rae
Crowner and Pearl Scholi went 10
MeGee's grove Sunday for 4 picnic
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs d. c. Brown and Mir.
and Mrs. c. II. spry and family visit.
ed Mrs. Ehsl spry Sunday
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
s. * Is IS IS IS *
Northwest News s.
Il 4 4 4 Il 4

Lyle Wettstein and frankie Coplin
spent Saturday morning with Anton
DeGeus at the c. A. Pickerei home.
Mr.. John Ortner called on Frank
zieg1ield Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Sponjer visited at the
NJ. Brees home one afternoon last
week.
Mr.. Harry Clemens lost fine horse
by tightening recently.
Mrs. Daniel MCGOWAN and Margaret
called at the Chas. Pennington home
Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Pickerel and
Mrs. ]. DeGeus and son visited with
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Brees Tuesday morn
ing. On their way home they called
on Mrs. John Reynolds and sons.
Mr.. Frank ziegfield and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Rehfeld and children.
Mrs. G. M. Hit and family are en-
joying visit from her sister, Mrs.
Walker, and family of Eusts. Nebr..
since Saturday. They will also visit
other relatives before returning home.
Mrs, Frank Koberstein called on
Mrs. NJ. Brees last Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Butterfield
and baby and Mrs. Sears of Haxtun
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Moon Sunday. On their way they
stopped at the c. A. Pickerell home
for short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel MCGOWAN and
daughters visited at the John Coyne
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brees and Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Shew and children
spent Sunday at the Everett Sickle
home, In the afternoon they enjoyed
a melon>feast.
Mrs. Pete Kohrell assisted Mrs. f.
Wettstein in cooking for the threshers
this week.
Mrs. NJ. Brees spent Monday with
Mrs. Gus Richardson.
"The Friendly Glass" OF the Bap-
tist church enjoyed a class party on
Thursday night at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Roy Salisbury. The time
was happily spent in visiting and
playing games after which a delicious
lunch was served. Those present
were, DR.. and Mrs. p, S. Struble. Mr..
and Mrs. George Heginbotham, Nil.
and Mrs. Leonard Clayton and babg
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sutherland. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Bushnell and daughters. Mr.. ami
Mrs. George Bovee and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Newman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett Newman of Haxtun.
Mrs. Jonte and sons. Mrs. Vain. Mr.,
and Mrs. C. A. Pickereil and Mrs. ).
DeGeus.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
All 4, Vanity.

Now. Just ms was beginning Ia
think that could become rnyine
beauty by spreading clay on my face
once or twice n week. here comes n
writer in magazine who says the
claims for II are absurd. and II does
no good at nil 10 tho skin" said a
Columbus beauty who likes to keep
mp with ali the fads for Improvement.
"oh. we'll" said her companion,
there Ii ons comfort: You cnn save
the money you have been spending on
clay and buy face creams "-C Columbus
Dispatch.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
suee,es,s sA,e

By Virtue OF FTera Facias issued out
OF the Clerks office OF the District court
OF Phillips County and State OF Colo
rado. and TO me directed. whereby / am
commanded to make the sum OF TIVE
hundred Forty Seven and 31-lcO Dol
iars. 0stl.3D and costs OF suit, the
amount OF certain judgment recently
obtained against Harry NJ Geivin In
favor OF Henry Hasernan out OF the
lands. tenemants, goods and chatteis OF
the said Harry n. Gelvin. I have levied
on the following property. to-wit:
All OF the interest of Harry 81 Gelvin
IN and 70 the South East Quarter OF
section Thirty-six (36D. Township Eight
ts) North. Range Forty-nve (45). west
Of the Sixth p. ~. in Phillips County
Therefore. according to said command
l shall. expose for sale. at Public Auc-
ton. al the right. title and interest OF
the above named Harry NJ. Gelvin In
and TO the above described property. on
saturday the goth day OF October, is23.
st Ten O'Clock A. NJ. at the West Front
door OF the Court House In Hoiyoke,
Phiiiins cunty. Colorado.
Dated at Holyoie. this cath day OF
September 1923
w. b. BEVARD.
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
W. ID. Kelsey. Attorney.
Date of first publication Sept 27. 1928.
Date OF last publication Oct. Is. 1898.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
vue...n Like. wh.., sr..d

Corn tortilla. for ages the favorit,
bread OF Yucatecans. IL threatened by
modern competitor. Little baking
10 done In the homes OF Yucatan. the
frying pan being tho standard nipple.
ment Of cookery. The simple but
wholesome Mexican tortiiin In mn mr..
ucle OF general dict. but whcnt bread
IL now being widely consumed. The
wheat bread supply OF the entire pen
lnsuin OF Yucatan originates In
bakeries nni consists principally OF
long, sour French lonyes. According
TO Consul o. q. Marsh OF f'rogrcso
about -four yenra ngo progressive
fucatecnn opened n modern bakery IN
Merida equipped with Amcricnn ma
chinery ana using American fresh
yensi, This bakery cnIoys remarkable
siicresg a great variety Of rolls bis
cults. etc. raised with bnl.ing powder
hnd containing lard nnd sugnr nrc pur
chnHnhie.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
Hard 10 Rad IIs,,,s Mlnd. \

IIoay called on his friend CuthlPrt
and observed that the inter had lr.
stalled n bowl contsinIns one gold
fah.
"Ah. you have goldfish" he rc'
marked.
"Yca." he replied.
They smoked awhile. Then Hoify
resumed the conversation.
''Does the goldfish know your
II cannot tell" responded Cuthbcri
III mnises no sounds. and It's tnil wng
gina seems TO be FOR purposes OF pro
pulaian only"
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
A rrus,ino Mature.

She was countrywomun. and tray.
cling by train was something new TO
der. She sat down on seat In ihe
station, and after whiting Tor two
hours was approached by tho station.
master. who inquired where abe was
going.
"iiui the trains Jus, gone" he said
when she told him.
Dear. dcnrl thought the whola
consnrn moved" replied the old
woman.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
SUMMONS
State of Colorado, County of PhD|
In the District Court.
Ia. Il. kIMMEL, Plaintin,

State OF Colorado, County of Phil
In the District Court.
Il. T.. kIMMEL, Plaintiff
ROY DUDLEY and MARY ID
husband and wife, BURLA al
WARWICK. C. u. PAUL. consj
oi the Estate Of Burla Demins|
MAURICE x. tll'SHA WARNic'K. e KAN KAN
B. BRAINARD. also called
Brainard. IL. C. SHIJMeEis,i l,
AS, HARGREAvEs. Publs ,Tr,
M Phii,ins County. Colorado. Defs|
Inc fsople of the State of ,,olorj
Io hoy Dudley and .tary
nick, e. =. Paul. Conservator Of h
tate of Burla Deming Warwick
Paul and Jennie II. Paul. Win,
Warwick. Maurice A. Warnicil N
u. Brainard. also called NJ. b. Rr
-. e. Shumaker. Thomas Hars.
Public Trustee of Phillips County
rado. the Defendants above,
Greeting: %
You are hereby required to ann
above named plaintiff In the i
Court of Philips County, State Of
rado, and answer the complaint
within twenty days after the
hereof II served within this Com
II served out of this County. or by
cation, within thirty days after Il
vice hereof. exclusive of the day
vice: or Judgment by default W
.aken against you according
OF the complaint In the above
action be not served with this sur
or IL the service hereof be made
this State. then ten days additif
the time hereinbefore specified
pearance and answer will be ALLOW
fore the taking of Judgment by
as aforesaid.
The said action is brought 10
Iuugment against Roy Dudley ant
Dudley, husband and wife. will
Warnick and Burla Deminy "
Maurice A. Warwick for the 81
Eighteen. Hundred Dollars (SlsoO
evidenced by one written pro
note set forth in the complaint
iurther sum of One Hundred Eigl
lars as evidenced by one written
or interest note. attached to tn
tain mortgage or Trust Deed as a
gage. said Trust Deed being du
knowledged and recorded in Be
page 3l5 of the records of Phillips
ty. Colorado and conveying to 4
II. Hnrgreayes. Public Trustee, tn
described as the NEA of sect
township . North Range A West
9Th p. NJ. to secure the payment
sums hereinbefore set forth, I,
with interest thereon at the rate
per cent as therein specified and
est upon all sums as set forth
notes from the date of the
thereof to the date of Judgment,
cure the sale of the lands descr
said Trust Deed to make the am,
the plaintiffs Judgment and
plaintiff alleging that any claim
defendants or any of them is junl
inferior. to the plaintiffs claim ana
gage: for his costs in this beha
out and expended and Tor all pro
lief. as will more fully appear fr,
complaint in said action to whi
ference is here made: sa copy
complaint is hereto attached and
n part of hereof.
And YOU are hereby notified
you fail to appear, and to ansv
said complaint as above require
said plaintiff will take default ant
ment as prayed for in said comp
Given under my hand and the
the District Court at Holyoke. CO
in said County, this 18th day OF ]
A. n. 1923.
tSeaD o. II. HELLANI
Clerk of District Cour
Phillips County. CO
First publication Sept. 6. 1929.
Last publication October 4. 1928.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
pIaeoYcr,h.

LIN" Bobby, who had been pinylns
with o neighhors daughter en,ne nob
bling 10 hls mother nnd declared thnt
hls little playmate had pulled his hair
WHY bobby" his mother Rnsped.
J thought shn waa sueh a nice lnile
Eitl size would never DO anything llks
lhnL 'sn di1 H. walled hobby
"il'ata ehy ! kiekcd bsr." -tns 40
geloa IImua
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO. )
County OF Phillips,
In the District Court.
D. f. CRAZE piaintfR

County OF Phillips,
In the District Court
ID. +. CRAZE. Plaintiff,
Va
W: G: KRUGER. NELL KRuEclN
JOHN RADEMACHEI. and N
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or ADA}
SaS,s NEBRASKA n Corporation. Def
The People Of the State of Colorado. /
To w. c. krueger. Nell Kruger. JoI
nHadsmaeher; and. The First NatiO3
sank OF Adams, Nebraska. corpos}
ton. the Defendants above named, GreX
You are hereby required TO appear
an action brought against you by 4
cSoys onrs NJ napsn ps,,,p piaintiii in the pist1I
rado, and answer the complaint thensl
within twenty days after the seril
hereof. II served within this County; 4
ication. within thirty days after the a
vice hereof, exclusive OF the day OF VI
vice. or judgment by default will
taken against You according to the pral
er OF the complaint. And II copy
ton be not served with this summons.
IL the service hereof be made out
this State. then ten days additional
the time hereinbefore specified for. y
fore the taking of judgment by aefau
The said action is brought to forecls
trfthiH UortSase gwen by w.
krueger and Nell Kruger to the plat
TN covering the Northwest quarter
Section "a, Township & North. Range
West OF the 9Th r. NJ. Phillips Count
Colorado; Color q; az apd ~, recorded In Book g
clerk thereof. and to have same declar,
to be first lien thereon: 10 seeu
Judgment against the defendants. w,
Kruger. Nell Kruger. and John Rad
macher. upon the note secured By u
above described mortgage In the prime
pal sum Of 10000. 90 with interest thereS
from January I. 1929. at the rate OF
per cent. and uron the interest note
the principal sum OF $4,000 with 10 y
cent interest from the LIST day OF Jam
nry. 1898, and n deficiency iudgme
ngnlnst the defendants last above nam
IN the event said lands do not sell for
sum sufficient To pay plaintiffs juh
,fnent and costs. and for costs OF suit ~
all proper relief. aa viii more fully Al
pear from the con- plant In said nctl,
10 which r.frfunce N here made.
copy OF which ~ hereto alta shed
And you ar. h,rcby aotiil.i that
You fail TO appear. and to anJNcf Il
said complaint iss above reauitGi. u
said pinlntif will take judgment by d
fault as prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal
the District Court at fiolyolse. In ~
County, this Tth day OF August A.
1923
,Ses,D q. IL. HELI.AED
Clerk OF u,e District Court,
Phillips County. Colorado.
First ub, Sept. O. fa2l
Last pub. Oct 4. 1923.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27

For Saie:-about 35 head OF year
ling Herefords. 40 head Of calves.
These are about half and half steers
and heifers. Will sell separate or by
bunch. Also nice bunch of shoats.
These are an extra good grade of cat
tie. Anyone wishing to buy feeders.
see me.-Evsrt Johnson. Ats
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
Royalties.

Authors Son-rnpn. is II true thnt
The first edition OF your book Is tho
most precious7
Auihor-Not nj all. my boy, Tho
three hundrcdth edition viii be far
more precious TO me. i.'illuairniion
(parls).
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27

Farm For saIe:-20O0 acre farm,
located about 20 miles southeast of
Holyoke in very good location. Will
also consider taking in a partner to
go into sheep raising business.-See
or address Chas. Curtis. Holyeke.
Colo. 4tf
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27

For saie:-Polandr China Boars. Big
Type. For sale cheap if taken at
once,-John Schulz 4.2.-
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27

Found:-Heavy brass paddock with
short chain. Owner can have same
by calling at this Office and paying
for this notice.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27

Farm For Rent:-Half section, 10
miles southwest of Holyoke.-See C.
G. Millage. 3-2t'
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27

THO Herald phone Ia No. sioo.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
WANT ADS

For Rens:-Eight room house. four
blocks west OF Baptist church, 26
acres of ground, acres fenced hog
tight. Cow barn and stanchions.
Poultry houses and poultry yard. See
W. A. White.
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
OF AUTHORITY
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
American State Bank
NO. 32s

mherst In the State Of Colorado Sept H. 1923
REsouacEs
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27
CERTIFICATE AUTHORITY
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
PAOLI STATE BANK
NO. so4

OF Colorado at the close business September IL 1928
Phillips County herald., 1923-09-27

WANTED am always in the mar
ket for your cream. eggs and poul.
try.-A. NJ Anderson. S0-tt