We have received a letter
rom JX. V. Bonsall, wno was
at Antelope Springs several
years ago in, which hé sympa
thizes with us in our crop
ailure, but points to Kansas
asan example of what stick
ing to it will do. And predicts
that the time will come that
we like Kansas will be kicking
up the dust in our own buzz
wagon. We all join a hearty
"Amen" to that.
A. S. Jones of Kansas
Mo., came in on the
train Monday. He is lookiug
for a location and will be in
the valley for several weeks.
0. P. Turner has finished the
well he was drilling for Mr
Orin six miles west of town.
The well is 213 feet deep and
there is 30 feet of water in it.
Messrs. Alter and Stout
were up from Willard yester
day. The old town looked
lonesome to them since but
what's the use of recalling
pleasant memories of the past.
Miss Fannie Purvis is inclos
ing her garden with a paling
fence. Miss Purvis has been
i: . - - i i.
livmg on ner ciaim out a
short time, but has one of the
best improved places in the
valley.
R, N. Reagan was up from
Torrance Saturday on busi
ness. While here he stopped at
he News Office to declare
himself as heartily in favor of
the proposed district irrigation
and said he would come home
at any time to vote in favor of
it. Apparently there will be no
rouble with the non-resident
reeholders as all who have
been beard from so far are in
avorof the district
John Ingle left for Hagan,
Missouri, Sunday to visit his
uncle, J. R. McDonald. He
will also visit his uncle, G S.
