Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-21
Granite township.

The late cod weather will no doubt
viii give a majority of The farmers IF
this vicinity time Ia pick The corn aud
make Otner utce sary ar aHgement7 for
seeding by the ume the land gels in
condition o laTm.
The iarme $ are generally feel ng
good. and eXi e~s no Tears of raising "a
crop u has been the case heretofore.
Brother Dick Rhamy IS gong TO move
back on hls taIm lhi> week.
VIM. Soule i gong to build frame
dwelling IN The spring.
MR.. Whet Ter Of Cass county, Iowa,
daughter of Mr.. SOule. has leturned
humr after making her relatives and
II end here a three " eeks VI it. Come
again Alice
The organization OF the Bu'e City Ly-
ceum I'D K place at The Turner sch, oil
/ house, Saturday evening, February Z.
! LVcelm TO open Saturday eve az 80
/ ia The future. a Union sunday School
was organ zed at the same place Ia t
/ "a bath, with Alr7. ances +. q ODD
rich u Superu'endant. SChUOI IL
/ commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
| The prospect ar present leads us to
! think hat the new raihO will run on
Ilhe Kansas instead OF the Nebra ka side
If thr Prairie Dog.
! do not suppose tha. everyone in the
wide world knnws he BuJi e. or the
! figures They have cut IN the interest al
school District No. "a, Oruf any Other
public affairs of the community, al
| though they are we'll known here, utiCn-
! er d. OK Pct. or care 10 rela ore
tenth part of the seli,hne~s, falls, hood,
robbery and abuse that they are guihy
of.
In the first place there was a meet ne
six Y ears ag o, of the vote of this Dist.
II, Il hey I'll agreed 10 volunteer and
build "a sod chuOl house, each one 10
WORK at it until it wa C mpleted. The
Buti,rs " Ork, part "f day and got
llir, d aud did not work any more. and
aft e. a few at Us had completed lie
h. ne hev "a ere Wi'H.g To hold meet
j. o.. b.rn the wood that was pa cha Ell
for school purpose, % we had no wood
To cary on choOl. We donated The
wood and invited everyone to c"me snd
help chO it. mary Butte pond
ed tn the call.
Next the United Brethren concluded
t. build a church and sal ci ed aid from
al denominations and non-prute~sur>,
bur the Bu'iies refused To give 1.-THE
money labor. Bat when the hn. sc
was completed they step IN and occupy
it more than all other ~uc eJles, cheek q.
Then comes the bond ny of our ~chuul
District 1t was universally understood
that We cnuldn't ncnd the district for
only money enough TO bny the house
The vuier- agrs ed on. and they al
ulrdgpd themSeh e To volunteer aud do
an the work but ~ hen they were Cal ed
on they would not Il any hing, Cunse-
quently few had 10 do The won X, or go
Witnnut a -chuOl house. ami have pile
of lumber in its plEce. When he huu e
was built those who done the WO K
asked for o drrs ON The district and they
were y. anted but the ButteS say we
will never pay the m a cent, they shall
do all his y OFk for nothing.
IS hen he United Bre hen had given
ont an appoint menb for prOtTacted
I meeting 81 Their ch arch. one of the
Buriles m ,de an appointment I'd p rch
at the school house at the time and only
81 mile q ~taut f,Om church. mo- dOuht ,
thinking It. would brtak up their meet
ing. ! don't think the school b ard
have ever been a BE d to zen the 8 b. Oi
huu-e for reli2iuUs meeting, However
think if -ume Of the Butiies ", uld like
10 be head on the subject al hOW 10
treat the itch, think the house would
he apP, ed 10 them as IL Is generally
conceded here that they are better quail
To ecu = hat >ubj-c HIN he GOsi el
The " n he an eXhiDi i"n at the
Turner schu"l house Tue day eve ing
J Febru ny q, 1855. NEyLRSEEE-