The Montgomery Tribune from Montgomery City, Missouri • Page 7

PUBLIC SALE! AT MONTGOMERY CITY, WEDNESDAY, 9, 1903. IS 65 HEAD OF HORSES 65 Consisting principly of nliort ono tuul two year olds most of which me bred from Morgan and Jlamiltonian stock, with clean Hal bono with plenty of Htylo and action. There are also Home good heavy lionu draft colts that will dcvclopu into good farm and brood marcs, weighing from 1100 to lbs. Thn-tu are all fair size and good colors. A ill also havo a fuw older homes.

This is an opportunity for farmers to get some well bred young stock at your own prices. DON'T MISS IT. E. D. MOORE, MANAGER Poytonla.

The weather la cool nt this writing. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Crow nml daughter Suslo who Hvch cast o( Loutro Crock visited nt II. It.

I Kcclo's Sunday. Mr. Curtis Goodman attended 'tho High Point Sunday School ptcnlc on Llttlo Loutro creek list Saturday I'll. A good many people enjoyed the feast. Curtis W.

Coodman was at Montgomery City on business Inst Saturday. Nathaniel S. I'cnn has rom-. incuccd to move from his farm In Callnway county to his dwelling 1 houso In Montgomery City. John W.

Ooodman of Callaway county was nt Montgomery City I Monday. I Jackson W. Mitchell and Ihmlly who llvo cast of Loutro creek visited at James Gibson's recently. Curtis Ooodman and wlfo and 110 iMrs.lt. It.

Kcclo went to Mont-j gomcry City on business Instt PREMIUM LIST -OK- Hontgomery Street Fair September 30, October 2, 3, JOHN T. IIUNSLUV. Superintendent. Wednesday 30, 1903. 1011 1- 1 Monday.

Homer and Ernest Kcclo nnd I James Shano wcra out hero from Montgomery City several days hunting nnd sporting thuy re- turned homo Tuesday. J. A. I). I Oasi 5i Trail JvlfK Amorlcus.

Alvln Monnlg of Olascow, tias boon visiting homo folks few days. Miss Virginia Bibb visiting relatives In Callaway, Co. Walter Stockhorst visited Lorcn Oregory of Hhlnolnnd, Sunday. Miss Nettle Jordan, who Is visiting nt Clny Mnrlow's Is qulto sick nt this writing. John Knclp of Miiknuo was In town Monday.

John Zwclflo and Miss May mo McCnrty attending preaching nt Dig Spring Sunday night. Dr. Nowlin of Montgomery Ity was called to see Mrs. Win. Kooning last Saturday, who has been confined to hor bed for thu pnst seven weeks.

Sho Is no better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

Marlow attended prenchlng near Hcndsvllio, Sunday. Mrs. John Graham and family of Montgomery City visited Mr. and Mrs. I.

P. Shackelford Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Hlgg has takon a bov from tho Orphan's Homo In St. Louis.

Herndou Whttostdo and sister Clara were In town Saturday. Miss Edna Cypher of Illinois is visiting at Mr. Henry Monnlng s. Dim. Nye.

Wllllnm Holsteln was In Van-d alia Saturday. Ooorgo Shcpard and Wnyno Fltzgornld was delivering corn to Holla West Inst wepk at 111 cents per bushel. You Know. Cam ma. Jas Hodgcrs delivered III) bond of hogs In Montgomery Saturday i for which ho received 15 per cwt.

They weighed 2.13 lbs. Mrs. Lou Hitter nnd children ro- turned to St. Louis Saturday. John Mnupln's brother from Onsconndo county nnd sister from nklln county visited him dur- hls recent sickness.

Wo nro tn.l I- Kill. b.ij iiui.i.i. I much improved snd wc luipo soon i i i.i I1HtiM jau uu iiwiu lu ivjiwil. Ilia 1 recovery. Mrs.

Dunlnp and children of Oklahoma who hnvo been visiting John l'rntt nnd family returned to Montgomery City Wednesdny. Tho llttlo girl that wns sick while they wcro hern was not any better when they left. Prof, Fowler opened school hero Monday. Misses May Weldon nnd Cnnnio i Dnmeron returned home from Klrksvlllo Tuesday. Miss Cnnnlu i only has six more subjects before Ishallnishes the senior coursu In jtho Normal, she will then havo Best Jersey cow, I).

Sticthcu, 1 pkg Hess Stack Food. Host Shorthorn heifer, yr nnd under 2, National Llva Stock Com Co. 2.50 Host horsotnule colt, 1). W. Hensley 5.00 Host mare mute colt, John Worlnnd Assessor Montgomery County 5.00 2 best miilo colt sired by Jack known ns Doctor Craves, Win.

White Ten dollnrgold piece. 2 Best brood mare with thrceo colts J. II. Wnlto 5.00 BcstJnrk under 2yr old 1st A. M.

Dull San Soucl Stock Farm 5.00 2nd. Knrnest Aubiichon 2.50 It Ilcst snddla colt. S. S. Hrnndt 5.00 111 Best Jack nnd 5 colts, premium divided 0 nnd 110 per cent, best Jnek, II yrs old oer 1st.

W. A. Clrnhnm 5.00 (1. F. Palmer 2.50 7.50 2nd.

It. K. Flood 2.50 110 best Stanton mnre under 2 yrs old Brltt JtSon 0.00 I best snddlu innrn nivv niro. 1st. Hiram llarnes 5.00 Jnd, Dr.

C. F. Klkln 2.50 8S best lndy driver. 1st. W.

W. ItobclU Son 2.50 2nd, It. J. Wilson nice whip. 00 best ulrl rider.

12to 15 yrs. 1st, Jim Duuhnm 2.50 2nd, A. Vogt, nice brooch Oil best boy rider, 1 1 to 20 yrs, Union Savings llnnk il.OO 5 1-2 best 2yrold snddlo gelding, it. ll. nancy z.ou 10 1-2 best harness under il, Jno Itegnu 2.50 100 best nalr harness gelding, K.

U. Pcgrnm, 5.00 Oollflowor. U. C. Van Homo who hns been stationed hero tho pnst few months ns nsslsrnnt cutll engineer for tho Ilurllugton mndo his departure Saturday for Jersyvlllo, 111.

I fA I 1 i uun certlllcato with the privilege of Imnresslvo sermons nt this nco I. Jicaciungnny wucro in mo sinio. goodly sired congregation Mr. nnd Mrs. H.

W. Knmp loll Tuesdny morning for Wnshlngton, whero they will vVlt their dnughtsr Mrs. Vltt. Tho High School at this placo opens September 7th with Prof. W.

1). lligg principal and Miss Stella Vandlvcr assistant Let all the scholars enroll tho first dny. Thu cry for moro houses In llcli-flowor Is Impetuous. There nre sovcral Industries that would spring up at onco If tho promoters could And room. With tho delightful wonthor that Is at present prevailing, every ono In this vicinity nro looking forward to tho Street Pair for a good tlmo, not excluding Old Pkacii and Honky.

llttlo visit Lincoln District. John Smith and wlfo Ivlsl ted Carl Borry and family Sunday. Mrs. Seclock nnd son visited Sirs. Thompson Monday ovo.

William Polntlow and wlfo attended tho fair at Troy last week. Kalph McCoy and Guy Fowlor attendod tho party nt Ora Stlpps Tuesday night. Carl Borry Is plastering tho -school houso this week. Mrs. William Fitzgerald Is very poorly at this writing.

Charlie Steele and Mrs. Ulrlch woro trading In Wollsvlllo Wednesday. J. W. Fowler Is pointing his barn.

Henry May was In this Tlclnlty buying seed wheat Monday. Dr, Nutter was la Truxton Wednesday. Acer's You know the medicine that makes pure, rich blood Ayer's Sarsaparllla. Your mother, grandmother, ill your folks, used it. They trusted Sarsaparilla It.

Their doctors trusted it. Your doctor trusts It. Then trust It yourself. There is health and strength in It. WI iaffr4 terrthlf tn ln4ljrtUon and thin blo4.

I loun4 rltf until I took Art r'a KtrttMrtllt. four IwUU. istrmsv UQll irt uM.r.u. iur, ml v. t.

flJttMUt. for. 1TKH II. w.i Rich Blood Mrs. John Plttenger nml Itnlph loft Wednesdny to relatives In Ohio.

Miss Cnrrlo Mabry Is vUltlng 'relatives nenr Marling. A Inrgo crowd attended tho pnrty at John Krneit's Friday night. Ora Stlpp nnd wlfo gavo the young folks a pnrly Tuesduy nigh 11. I). Holey and wlfo visited Scott Holey near Truxton Thurs day.

Born to tho wlfo of Pliellx Dillon son 27th. Dr. lilklns and family visited Mrs. F.lktns' parents In Middle town Sunday. Mrs.

Win. Polntlow Is qulto sick. C. C. Beck left Monday for St, Louis.

Willie Hockcr and mother wcro In Montgomery City Monday Mrs. Tom Mabry is quite poorly again. Milt Roloy and Mother wcro In Mlddlctown Monday. Barn to tho wlfo of O. O.

Pltten ger Aug. 31, a daughter, It. D. Holey went to Presbytery nt Buffalo Tuesday as a delegate from Brush Creek congregation Grandma Manslletd Is qulto Hick. Marlon Spires is preparing to move his family back to tbu farm from WellsTllle whero they moved about a year ago.

Mrs. Bonncl Is sick. Avar's Pills are gently laxatlv. E. 8.

Earns and wife attendod tho funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Ycaier 1 It, 1 ey gritty aid tKo Sarsaparllla; I Oil 15 1 Ml in (12 n.oo 105 2.1 I- 10-1 I IB Thursday, Oct. I. best Shorthorn bull, 2 yrs old and over, 1st, Montgomery County Bank 5.00 2nd Montgomery County llnnk 2.50 best Shorthorn bull cnlf, National Llvo Stock Com Co.

5.01) best Hereford hclfrr, I yr nnd under 2, National Livestock Coin Co 2.50 best Hereford bull, 2 yrs old nnd over, Union Savings Bank 5.00 115 best walking horse, maru or gelding, J. P. Covington 2.50 10 best Hereford cow, 2 yrs old and over, Union Savings Hank 5.00 51 best herd nny ago or breed 1 bull nnd I cows, It. O. White ti desk vnluo 10.00 2nd It.

O. White Co. slcklo grinder 2 best Aberdeen-Angus bull, 2 yrs old nnd over National Llvo Stock Com Co. 5.00 best harness colt. 1st, F.

M. Kills 2.50 2nd, J. J. Martin box cigars III best girl rider, 12 yrs and under, 1st, Oil! Muslo Co musio satchel 2nd, Gill Music Co muslo roll 2.00 1)5 best boy rldcrunuer 12 yrs of ngc, Kcclo ti Hudncll 2.50 21 best draft stallion any ago 1st. J.

U. Miller 2.50, II. F. Aensley 2.00 5.00 2nd, Harrison Crano 2.50 117 best unmarried lady driver, Virgil W. Kecno, 1 box embossed writing paper and envelopes and 100 engraved cards valuo 2.50 21 best draft colt.

J. D. Barnctt 5.00 best team of draft horses. Montgomery Co.JBank 5.00 best harness horse, mnro or gelding, any ago, 1st. Miller Worley suit 25.00 2nd.

W. B. Archer Com. Co. 5.00 best saddle horse, mnro or ceiaiug.jyrsurKiunucr 1st, Union Savings Bank 7.50 2nd uoloa Havings imqk z.ou best harness (cam, nny ngc, Hiram cabinet value 10.00 best harness inure or gelding, yrs old and over, Isl, Montgomery Tele-phono Co.

7.50 2nd, Montgomery Standard 2.50 best snddlo mnre, nny ago Sheriff Wilson 5.1X1 OS 1-2 best pair harness pontes oircci I' liir Assoeintioti j.isi best harness stallion, il yrs nml over, 1st. Union Savings llnnk 2nd Union Savings Friday Oct. 2. best Shorthorn bull. Geo.

W. Ilrnwii, 2.5(1 best cow any ago or breed Cnssody llrn 5.00 best Shorthorn cow, 2 yr old nnd over Montgomery Co. Bunk 5.00 best Hereford bull, I yr. nnd under 2.1 Itudgers 2.50 best Hereford bull cnlf, D. Kilts, Kvcorilc.r Montgomery County 11.00 52 best bull nny ngo or breed, llnys Hodgcrs 5.00 101 best Abcrdeeii-Auguseuw, National Lho.

Stock Co 5.00 IIH best girl rider II to IS yrs old. Union Savings llnnkil.OO (10 best pnlr mules, I yrs old nml over, Hensley While 5.00 III) best girl rider under lOyrs old, Stout (Irccnwell Auctioneer, 2.50 best inlr mules il years old nnd over, O. F. Palmer best mule I yrs nnd over Isdiii Gardner Collector Montgomery County 2.50 best draft mare any uge, Henry Kump 2.50, .1. M.

Whlto2.50 5.00 best draft horso mnre or gelding. 2 yrs and under il, M. IJ. Sabln 2.50 IOS besteoltsaddlo bred, under (I months old F. M.

Kills Season of Squirrel IIMll. 100 best ilrafteolt under 0 months old, F. M. Kills, Season of Pat Murphy draft stallion ItNi). I best saddle gelding any ago P.

Illeo Co. St. Louis, cigar cabinet for 100 Mercnnlllcs, valuo 12.50 best harness mure, yrs old and over, Dan Whllo 5.00 i best draft colt under limn, old, F. M. Kills season of llrllliant III 1IKII best saddle horse, mnro or gelding, 1st, Paul Brown 25.00 2nd, Stickney Cigar St.

Louis, 50 lOet cigars 5.00 best harness horse, mnro or gelding, ilyrs nnd under 1. 1st. W. L. Hlbborl 10.00 2nd, Kinll Itohcnhurgcr, 2.50 best gentleman rider, 1st, La Crosso Lumber Co.

10.00 2nd, Unas Bro. hat best boy rlderunder 1 1 yrs D. Sncthcn riding bridle best pnlr marcs, I yrs nnd over, Clay Seo 5.00 best harness horse, mnro or gelding, i yrs nml under il, F. O. Mottnshed, cigar maker City ono hundred Mottashed cigars, No.

of cigar 515 11) 1-2 best all purpose mnro or gelding, it yrs old and under, In harness nnd under snddlu, F. G. Mottashed cigar maker, 100 Mottashed cl-gars No. 515. Saturday Oct.

3. best Shorthorn heifer calf, Cassldy 2.50 best Hereford heifer calf, Cassldy 2.50 best mulo il yrs and under 2, 1st Montgomery Bank ii.OO 2nd, Montgomery Bank 2.50 best pr yearling mules, Montgomery Co. Bank C.00 best colt sired by Elkton, Wm. White season of Elkton. ConllButd nn ptito s.

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