Pawnee Rock Herald from Pawnee Rock, Kansas • 1

ROCK JUL -A. I WTl, v. Grant Lippincott, Eolitor and Proprietor J7 An Independent Paper Devoted to Pawnee Hook and Barton County. No. 12.

vol.3. QTyfr, iKji'-i -iod5 Barton County, Kansas, Thursday, Octokr 4, X906. Train P.wn.e Boc. San.a Fe Tr.ll. In 1826.

rt.iOCC QuesnTest Closes Saturday. Beer Make a Guess. 1 HC 1 1 Wl C1.IVI 7 1 CrVT Ins; up three boards. These places i he storing or jccu wiinrn D8CTS Thn accompanying illustration id si DARIUS BRADY DEAD. it is: from a photograph taken at the Illinois state fair, and shows very plain The Lumber Industry of America as Seen by an W.C.T.U.

Column. "Life is a means of looking to the attaiumeut of aa end, and that end is eternity with God." "Better to live a score of years than crowd a century with the and tho lower winuows aie with wire netting, to prevent the entrance of rats and mice. A cupola on the roof, with slats in the sides, completes the ventilating scheme. Particular attention is called to tha necessity of having a free circulation of air This is accomplished by the openings in the floor and windows With that arrangement, Mr. brant slates that he has had no trouble 111 (securing a complete drying out of his seed corn.

He especially emphasize ly the method 01 consiniuiuu Ui -seed corn storage house by a Mr. Grant, of Scott county, 111., who hai one in use on his farm. The house is 18x30 feet and measures 9 feet under the eaves. The America Is so rich In timber-she possesses 300 species of trees of which the smallest grows as high as au Ia chiirge of MRS. oriACE BOWMAN.

fniiip.n nf voutti and the trailties of feet ana tias sucu that the umowr uauo frame is made of 1x6 uprights and the slats for holding the ears of corn in The first, annual convention of the Pawnee County VV. C. T. U. was held in the Christian church at Lained, September 20.

Kay and Pawnee age. He lives twice who lives the first hie well, whether that life be long or short Th success of any life depends upon the discernment of the "things that are worth while," and the sacred voicing of hfe5 highest irl a Rock were both represented, r-awuee Kock was represented by Mrs. Geo. UnlUnrf. Mrs.

letitue Bowman and rinrins Bradv lived lone and solved I'M Mrs. Maude Huffman. The following officers were elected: Airs. Anderson, Lamed; the most important problem 'of life, and aidea others in auaiuiug For more than fourty years a devout Christian, having united with the church while yet iu boy Vice President, Mis. Jones, Lained; Secretary, Mrs.

Weber, Lained; Mrs. Holland, Pawnee Rock; Supt. of T. L. work, Mis.

Hnrfman. Pawnee Rock; Supt. hood's estate. Hf, was horn October 5,1826, in 1 lift. jt) a uhj of press woik.

Mrs. Jennie Bowman, Pawnee Rock. Mrs. Grinstead gave a very hue and appreciative address in the evening; Dark county, Ohio, and departed this life September 29, 1906, having neyed 79 years, 11 mouths and 24 days. was married to Cathrine Knrick.

August 12, 185Z. To this TIMBER RAFT AFLOAT. nur little conn- Taking for her subject naiacu-i. There was a farewell reception held lib the W. T.

U. parlors lmmedi-Lt-i after the evening services for try can scarcely Imagine, says the London Sphere. Many of the. of thpr own accord, The Seed Corn Storage House. union were burn twelve children, six ore living, and six have passed on before, Brother Brady leaves a host of loved ones and friends, who are Mr.

and Mrs. Grinstead, to winch while others are hauled by curious vesertvknon as Alligators." are specially used on the Canadian lakes and rivers and have been .3 aa hptween a boat ana every one was The ladies of the Larned union ser place' are 1x1 inches, placed 3 Inches apart, up and Tnli Iiouse holds 500 bushels of ear corn In the racks and there is space for 1 saving 1.50 to 200 bushels in the attic, 1 so to speak. I rm, i 1 ff.pt above the ground the necessity of having the openings In the floor, as this perfect Tentilation. Should the weather be warm and wet during the harvest period, or later, before the corn is thoroughly dried, a small stove may be used to heat the air and cause circulation. 1 ,1 l.nao 12-inch board is but waiting the call to pass over auu be with him.

"For tho' from out mir bourn of Tune The flood mav bear me iar, ami Place ved dinner and supper in the base- ni .1 scnoeu a -1-- ment of the church. 1 ne ladies de serve a vote of thanks for U.e royal manner in which they entertain I hope to see my uui When 1 have crossed the AFkieno. a grasshopper, lor mey a dry and dusty road. or make their way through a swamp or over a wmd, fall The Lumber Jack is said to be 3ins some of his old picturesqueness nil viduality their guests. and set on posts 10 inches in diameter surmounted on the top by tin.

so that it is mouse proof. It is covered with weather boarding on the outside has a window in each end, a door and two placed. This completes the house and makes it one of the most effective in lnSeSillustn.tion makes it possible for any carpenter or farmer to build a similar house for himself. THE PRIZE PUMPKIN- Fnr thf. benefit of those who have but ne reiaiiiB uwa to mark him off from other classes of workers.

He Is simple and natural, fnarirnq. manly ana 10- The W. C. U. will meet with Mrs.

Mary Holland Friday, October J2. The following program will be rendered: Song W. C.T.U.,No.O. windows on each side, wun a in each gable. In the floor there are three or four openings, made by tak- EeneroiiH mm i- rtependent.

The picture column illustrate the method of lum not yet availed themselves of the opportunity to guess at the number of seeds ia the Herald's Prize Pumpkin we will again insert the coupon, bering in western a Scripture reading. Prayer. Reading of minutes. the logs are cur rney I fled down to the rivers or are floated toaether with enor- ODD TEAM OF MOOSE. Broken to Drive in Harness by Edward Crossiaan of Ely, Minnesota.

week. To-day they eat hay, turnips and cabbage, and seem to enjoy the diet, as much as the one to which they had before been accustomed. One ot thee moose will eat as much as two horses. They nibble at sometb'ng no'-t of the time except when lying (own during the middle of the day. in Tnnnv rases they are Roll call.

inOllS ClUUiin. in inbuilt into a sort of floating cage which It will cost you nothing to guehs and the person guessing nearest Jo the number ot seeds in the pumpkin will receive one year's subscription to tha Pawnee Rock Herald and the Kansas Farmer, free. Second near song ana ny ntK "School Saving Banks' Mrs, Win. t. nf thfi deuartnient of Mo- Edward Crossman, of Ely, Minn-owns one of the oddest teams in Anifir T-T fiiiff-eeded in the unusm-, 1 'ach weighs about 700 pounds or 1 full-Errnwn their Is released from neneaur mem the pile is completed.

It is no uncommon plsht to see a raft containing logs worth $1,000,000. xiv. task of breaking a pair or tb-ers Meetings ivn. joumouu Crime increasing Mrs. Luuice Mie.

shoulders will be higher than those of a horse. Their antlers will then add materially to their weight, often weighing from 50 to 00 pound. The moose have a coarse brown hair. Failure of the Prison system DATE CHANGED. TTLipr H.

M. Gill- drive in harness. In his Diiggy Crossman spins about as rapidly behind these animals as if drawn by a prancing spaa of horses. Ordinary est will receive six months subscription to the above mentioned papers. Remember it costs you nothing.

Contest started Monday morning, September 24, and will close Saturday evening, October 6. at 6 o'clock. Each person is entitled to but one MIS. iVLiiUUG Pieventiou of ciime Mrs. Lucy Nichols.

more at Ray. October 7. laP been 1 1 or nil fit reindeers have ions cunta. r.laus. and chaiifed to uctonei 77'" Mr Gillmore being compelled to be iv.

fi, Vnn will oleaFe mvinica. uun.f "i are actually driven by the Laplanders ia much larger ana away on y-n. 1 i rlntft. bear in mind me cuauBc u. mi.

bear in mind me 1 Business meeting, Adjourumeut.1 Mrs. Holland has kindly invited the W. C. T. U.

to t-peud tie day her October 12. Meet at Mrs VV. VV. THE LECTURE COURSE. The first number of the Lecture Course will be given Thursday evening, October 11.

The attraction will be Ash Davis, the cartoonist, who makes pictured (uu, Season tickets tite on sale at Frauds ding store at fci 50 each, different representative ui and should not be confused with the reindeer. These moose shown in the photograph were captured at Bear Island lake a few miles to the southwest of Iw; vears bko. The mother II Bowman's at 10:30 and go in a body. 0 prize Pumpkin Guessing Contest A Good Whitewash good for the entire course, aiuc Th-(, Vihon' ljanut had been killed oy an trapper in the vicinity, hearing his dog barking furiously, hurried to the The following formula for whitewash is recommended by the United r.nfint A mnt of this reserved seals, will be 50c 6pct where he toun. tu and general admission 35 cents.

Ev-ery citizen of Pawnee Rock should Fill out the coupon below, and take it to Goatleys' Restaurant and cast it in the ballot box If you do not live in the city and wish to cast, a sues, you may do so by sealing your guess in an envelope address it to the Hekalp. siaira mixture is said to cover a square yard if It is properly applied. It is said to be serviceable for wood, brick and stone: Take one-half bushe 1 of sin'iP. it with boiling calves. Mr.

urossmau calves from the trapper and secured a permit from the governor to keep them in his possession. At first the moose didn relish be in.t na thev are young, push it along and make it a success. The eutue course is highly and there is uo doubt but mat it will be well worth the n.o.iey. The following is what the loia cord has to sy concerning Ash Davu IT COSTS NOTHING TO GUbbb. UllSianeu iiiiiv-, water.

Cover during the process to keep in the steam, strain the humd through a tine sieve or strainer, and they became to it mucti sooner thr.n mey uau 1 My estimate of the number of. seeds contained in the Heap's Pe pumpkin grown. Their antlers ar f---ing and, by the time the animals are five years of age, will be of large size. At first the problem of feeding them was no small one. When running add to it a peck 01 sail dissolved in warm water, three pounds ot rice boiled to a thin paste and stirred in while hot, half a pound of Spanish whiting and one pound of it.u.

riissnlved 1)V soaking who will open the cuuise Ueie. The Ash Davis entertainment was one of the most enjoyable of the aw-iea. it consisted of sketches drawn on large sheets of paper and many of I them furnished amusement as well aa AH debtei please as wc ij clu' the wild they live on ponu my Elite nieviuno'j leaves of trees or tenner If my guess is the nearest correct, I am to receive the Pawnee Kock Hekalp and the Kansas Farmer 1 year absolutely free It second nearest, I am. to recetve the above named papers 6 months free. NAME in cold waier aim -the fire in a small pot hung in a larger one filled with water.

Add five gallons of hot water to the mixture, stir well and let it stand a few nays covered from the dirt. It should be applied hot, for which purpose it can ho kept in an improvised portable 1 furnace. low, and to get the my very common to see them wading in the shallow water of their native haunts. At first Mr 1 them willow twigs and young bit but this berarae quite a task, for they krpqulred about thre-e wa-on loads a instruction. Mr.

Dav.s is su.eiy arlist, and his chalk talk was highly appreciated." tinug us youi joU Vvoik. OCD8C.