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The Milton Crescent from Milton, Kansas • 1

The Milton Crescent from Milton, Kansas • 1

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ON CUES THE MILT -a a- A 1 26 VOL. 1 MILTON, SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, du Ivan Martin spent -Monday in Norwich. OffFor.College Sunday evening "Glenn Golton Official Statement the Financial Comfclion of The Milton State Bank and Maynard Burford left for at MiltoStateof Kansas, at the close of business on the 1st day N. C. Faulkner left Wednesday for GotfeboJDkla.

of September 19 17. Alloway Musings Mrs. Dan Schamerhorn spent iast week in, Wichita. Roy Casner and wife -made a trip to Kingman iast Clyde Rowan is en the sick list and has the pneumonia. Mrs.

Fred Marsland returned irom a visit with her mother at Hydro last Sunday. Ottawa, where they wilUt-tend Ottawa University. I -did not learn what course Maynard intends to take arid this is the second term for Glenn. iRev. 3.

RESOURCES Loans and discounts, 48,740.36 Loans onxeal estate, 3,305.00 Tearl Turner arid mother are visiting in Wellington week. J. Via who recently moved to Ottawa -will take four Tear Overdrafts, unsecured Bankbldg. 970.00 Furn. Fxtfs 1,35.0.00 :2,320.00 United States bonds made a business course in fitting up better trip to Wichita Tuesday evening.

for the pulpit. Herbert LaGrand Mrs. Rowan and daughter Eva on hand 11.00 Guaranty ffund with State Treas. spent the week with iier son Clyde and family. Harness of the Mountain' Oil Gas Co.

was in town who has lieen spending the summer in Chicago will also attend Ottawa University. Ethel' Green has also entered the and will attend this winter. The V'Sn 1 'OttoAllaway took Tiis Sunday Cash anddtight exchange egal reserve 5,573.38 LOttawa -University is a Baptist Total, 15 ABILITIES Institution and Is one -of the best-denominational schools in H. M. Bolmers mother and two sisters of Conway Springs spent here.

the State. -Others from here. who Capital stock paid in 10,000.00 Surplus fund 4,350.00 Interest, 318.44 Guy Barnes bas purchased the livery barn of Mr. Enders and Exchange, 93.83 Less current school class and went picknicking on the Ninnescah last Thursday. A.

A. Corzine and wife spent a Jew days at Alloway Station last week. A. A. drives new Ford jiow.

Miss Gladys Showman of Conway Springs visited friends in this neighborhood a few days last week. Our school commenced Monday with Miss Mabel Pinson of Cheney, as teacher. She will board with Mrs. Laura Baker. will attend college this fall are: Earl Southwestern at -will enroll at K.

S. A. Cat Manhattan this fall. Willie and Grace Turner K. S.

A.C. Irene Hershey, State Normal uy, ill movert -on his farm 3 miles northwest of -town. expenses Zoo, io Interest and taxes paid Individual deposits, Subjeel to Check Certificates of deposit Due on al ler 3U duyc 161.52 37,26010 8.690,45 iRoy Dunn and GleoMarkeweH of Wichita spent Sunday with his at Emporia. Total STATE OF KANSAS'! SS. jparents Mrs.

John Hayes returned last Miltnn Has. a Countyof Sumner T. Starr, "Cashier of said i -n -n in in riji 1 1 nri in in. I JArtllUIV- Willi I VIU1 AlVVt Wheat Market iram an extended visit in bank; do solemnly swear that the above statement is true; that said bank has no Jiabilites, and is not Uoioraao ana ureensourg. "Wednesday from the St.

Francis "hospital where she was operated upon som time ago. She -is getting along nicely. Everett Sproutt who lias 'been stavine at Tom Alloways the last Saturday ana Monaay -im Faulkner bought upwards -ef 18,000 bushels of wheat at $2.00 "indorser on any note or obligation, other than shown on 'the above statement, to the best of my Anns. 'King of 33eaind 'Brook, N. 3.

spent Monday here with per "bushel. Since the -govern ment has taken hold of '-tbewheat H. M. Burner. and family.

knowledge and belief. So help the price has rapidly went down. is nowamarkt However there me God. T. P.Starr, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before insure your buildings, grain and Jive stack with Starr Faulkner for the wheat, few weeks has gone Jonn Wills to makehis home this winter go to school in Milton. Misses Ethel and Tsfelda Allo--way "and Clarence Ball from district 113 will attend school -at Hilton this year and Edna Hayes wUTgo to Conway Springs High School. me, this 8th day September 1917 reliable. W. Burford, Notary Public (Commission expires on the 12th JLNULlCe -would appreciate 'it very day of June 1920.) Correct i w-ifi, Lmuch.ifyou would tell me those 3 spring calves have-got witn Jitems about your friends orrela my herd and ownencan have ur nvA Tvoifinrt stives that -visited you.

Its th by proving property and paying oJ 1Uto nDmm Attest W. W. Burford 1 T. P. Starr for this notice.

J. C. Thoinbro. "cws paper. To Walter E.

Wilson, Bank Dark-DeArmond 'Last Tuesday Leland Dark and Miss Jtuby DeArmond were united in marriage at El Dorado, Ks. The voting couple succeeded in TOWN GOSSIPS Topeka, Kan. "Did you notice that sugarcane dn display in the east whvdowoi the Badger Lumber It wa Howard Brewer was a Wichita vasitor Tuesday. raised by John Cox and the stalks are exactly 12-f eet long. John in rtends tomakesome molasses thit winter.

Hpaltbv hens ay more ggs; 'keeping the public from knowing of the event until Monday afternoon when they left for Oklahoma where they will make their future home. Both of these folks ra well known here as Mr. Dark H. Callaway and spent Tuesday 4n Wichita. keep your chiciiens healthy and free from cholera by putting eop peras in the drinking water.

Gop-erasis-also one of the "best preven tives known for hog cholera. We are selling eoperas at .2 pound while it lasts. Badger Lbr. Co. lias made his liome here for some time while Miss De Armond has flived in Conway Springs for a 'Lafit Satwdaya light -was placed on top of the flag pole on the J.

C. Thorribro and wife-spent Friday evening Viola. school house and now you can number of years. tefi where Milton is -at on thaw 'PcalDh vst transacting dark The Jight can fcp -Kresh cow for sale. Priced right Jnhn Dugan..

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133
Years Available:
1917-1917