Independence enterprise., February 27, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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SATISFACTION.
The Miiio i llllioes
V. G. BERRY,
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I Mr. Farmer is everything 1 1 1
I $ ready for beginning the new W
$ season? Or. could you -:
squeeze in the planting of a 1 1 I
litle corn this year? Hi
S Vou kni,w the Farmers State Bank j j
$ has takon unto itself the encourag- j
5 ing of Corn Raising with the idea j j s
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5' ty good livestock. J jjjlj I
$ Come in and talk over such i 1 I
. e tilings v::n us j
A $ C. W. IRVINE, .. President j
E ; ' J. B. PAIiKER Vice-Pres JIJ I
M X C. G. IRVINE, . . Cashier j
1 I fiSl TAMIRS I
l 0m 'STATE BANK
p $ ipp2diiil, Oregon i J
WE HAVE RECEIVED SEVERAL 120 MODELS CHERVOLET
CARS IT STANDS YOU IN HAND TO PLACE YOUR ORDER
FOR EARLY DELIVERY AT ONCE
GENERAL REPAIRING AUTOMOBILE TIRES, ACCESSORIES
GASOLINE, OILS LOOK FOR .THE RED TANK
tor Car Co I
CATED ON C. STREET
THREE HUNDRED 1HUUS-
Maxwell
1 1-2 Ton
SERVICE, QUALITY,
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Manager Independence, Ore.
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, FEE. 23.
I wil soli r.t PUBLIC AUCTION at
'the old P-v i-u-r. T,l'- "4 nf a mile
northwest of I' .-.rko:, cr '"- miles south
I of Independence, beginning at ten
'o'clock a. m. sharp, the folkiwinn do
'scribed property towit:
HORSES
1 Drown mare "-years old weight
'1-ioOIbs; 1 Hay Mare 7-years old, wt.
ll.'OOtbs; 1 Black horse fi-years old,
' 8 GEESE.
CATTLE
I 2 Jersey Cows 1 just fresh, 1
'Jersey Heifer 1 4-months old, 1 or 2
'Heifer calves.
HOGS
S Shoats weight lUOtbs; 2 Duroc
FARM IMPLEMENTS
I 1 lG-inch Oliver Plow, 1 14-inch
j Steel Plow with riding attachments;
1 Rushf-rd Wagon, 1 Decring Mower
'l McCorrnick Rake, 1 McCorrnick
! Binder, 1 4-section Iron Harrow, 1
Acme Harrow, 1 LfOrosse Hrill 1
4-fi Power life (new); 1 Disc Harrow,
;l Corrisrated Steed Roller, 1 ."mt-Gal.
Rtd Wood tank, 1 Klondike Clod Mas
her, 1 Gravel raek 1 Flexible Hay
'Cable, pulleys and fork, 1 Fairbanks
cales, 1 No. 4 Clipper r arming -Mill
( I'ov.-.-r) ; 1 2-H.P. Gasoline Engine,
!1 Stover Feed Grinder. 1 set double
work harness, 1 set single work har
ness, 1 Spring Tooth Harrow, 1
Cream Separator, 1 Spray Pump
some loose hay, some household goods
some lumber.
The following will also be sold on
k) the same premises: 1 Duroc Sow,
(and ten small pigs, 1 Duroc Boa'-, sub
ject to register; about 5 tons of baled
chet hay -owned by C. W. Sparks.
I 8 Jersey Cows owned by Joe Guild,
c 4 Milk Cows owned by L. W. Ful-
ler.
5 Free Lunch At Noon
' TERMS OF SALE-Sec bills.
f RALPH L. DAVIDSON
i A. L. Stvenson, auct. Owner.
B The eommunitv was trrtatlv shock-
2 ed last Friday morning February 20h
I when it was learned that Mrs. Rid;
o -vav wife of the principal of the Dal
I, as hitrh school, had passed away tbe , j
0 evening before. Few pe-p1c knew I
i that she was seriously ill. In fact, j c
0 her illness was but of a few days dur i
) ation. Death was due to influenza. I
Mrs. Ridgeway is survived by her
2 .husband, an infant son and her par-,
1 lents, Mr. and Mrs. T). B. Eoyston, of
? ; Independence. Because her husband
B ihabv and mother were also ill with in-
f 'fluenza, funeral services were not held j
until Juestlay, when a private
ser
vice was held at Chapman's chapel.In
terment was in the I. 0. O. F. ceme
tery. Mrs. Ridgeway, who was Elva
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Mabel Boyston, wa3 born at Indepen
dence, Polk county, Oregon May 8th
1889. She was married a few years
ago to William Ridcreway.They came
to Dallas about 18 months ago. Dal
las Itemizer.
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