Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-03
NORTHWEST KANSAS.

NORTHWEST KANSAS.
Scandal has a new public hall.
! Thy are packing ice at Norton.
J LeuOra Is 10 have prOtracted meet
ing
Norton has very nearly had two fires
( lately.
! Cawher city has organized a coal
company.
Roller skates broke a bone in a mans
| leg at Oberlin.
! CONGO: dia has two small daily papers.
/ L. wont pay. boys.
/ They take in iack-rabbits on the out
/ skirts of the own at Oberlin.
Osborne City excludes wooden build
ings within fire limits
The church SOC irties Of Smith Centre
give pop com sOciables.
Wa-keeney wants a grist- mill, a
bro" M acIory, aud les cats.
Johnston Is he name of new town
in the southwest pa OF Rawlins county
Decatur county C aims to be veil sup
piled with fodder and shell er for stock.
They have whooping cough at Mill
brook, All / TWO cases have proven
faral.
Norton boasts a Society of Natural
Sciences - at which they discuss all the
'OlOgy~ eXtant.
A little cnlored girl yanks the friiter
for being the most agile skater Al the
rink III Stockton.
II is stated that more women are
needed in Graham county TO eiVilize
, the old bachelors.
Four thousand one hundred and Sky
acres Of school land IS advertised Tor
sale in RawIJns County.
One of our best exchanges is the Mil
tonvale News, published at Mlltonvale
Cloud county, Kansas.
They have fixed the bounty on wolves
IN Ellis cOInty as follows: Black wolves
$500; gray wolves, $500 yole~, 81.
A farmer in Osborne County l. SO
Lucky 81 To have a flowing well or his
place that supplies large herd Of cat
I. Z. Jerome, formerly Of this county
but now of Rus ell county, laims I'd be
the au'her Of The original song John
Brown"
Some of the Mortar County farmers
are preparing TO use hay and straw
saving of fuel.
The fifty ears of corn that took the
prize If a Gold c, in cOnk stove, at
Smith Center the other day, weigh d
sixty pounds.
Norton is jub.lant over the prospect
of having he drama Lost Loaf" rem
dered at hat place soon. The play is
cd in Phillipsburg,
School lands to the amount of ten
thousand acres were recently sold in
Graham C ,unJy. he principal pun
eha-er was man BY the name U1 Leroy
). Winters
County Attorney Parker collected
Tue day $780, The am unit Of he FIR
feit. bOud of Austin, who ekipued his
bail, on charge Of h0rse-ste aling.-
LOberlin Herald.
Capt Charleswnrth, present United
S.oIes consul To Madeira, who, hen at
home, is Te>idenJ of Mitchell unity,
Is writing come very inle. esting letters
Tor the heloit Gazette.
man by the name of T. K. Shep-
hard contested 20 many home>teadS in
the cinity OF LenOra hat he was com
p led to d.. art Suddenly from that
place To avoid the results of the bitter
indignant III of the citizens.
J. p. B ,nald returned from his
Michigan tour Iue day morning. He
repo t. that times are clO-e there. AID
thpt many eyes are turned in q is di-
rectiOn. Mr.. Barnard predicts a heavy
imm grafton tn this county next spring.
IT kirwin Independent,
Frank H. Hart. a banker at Beloit.
and une of the Wealthie~I men in MiIch-
ell cnurty, died on the 23d nit oi cere-
brul cong estOn. Mr.. Hart and his
family were pc sonal acquaintance OF
The Junior Editor at the HrHALD. and
he HERALD EXTEND its sympathies TO
the bertayed lue. d..
That $40 852 less cOmmi sion. tax,
which the World of lat week said had
been allow ed Y The u p, railroad aud
itOr, reached thi- express Office Satur-
day mig hit. The whole remittance
Treasurer Kelly iuforms US, was in
twentY-do lar gold pieces, aud the
batch weighed over forty POunds.-L Wa
EeeUey World.