Western cyclone., 1886-05-13

Nicodemus is booming.
! Nicodemus wants a good Touring
mill.
2. T. Fletcher visited Stockton last
week.
New buildings are going up all
around us.
Hurrah for Nicodemus and surround
ing country.
Will D. Lane, the Kirwin book agent,
was in our midst this week.
The new hotel on south Main street
is rapidly nearing completion.
One advertisement in a newspaper
is worth dozen on the side Of barn.
Miss Lulu and Mr.. Homer Boylani
of Webster, were visiting in the city
Sunday. = r.
H. K. Lightfoot, editor Of the Web
ster Eagle, stopped in town Friday
night,
Dir, Woodland purchased S. P. Rond-
trees building on north Main street,
last week. ''1
Bro, Montgomery, of the Stockton
Democrat, made us friendly call
last week.
Fletcher Bros. new livery barn is
almost completed and is one Of the
finest in the county.
G, II. Newth has purchased new
Smith American Organ, and islearning
to play quite rapidly.
Samuel Garland, VIM Wins and
ye editor visited the little wicked city
of Webster Friday
The people of Webster are greatly an
noyed by drunkenness and rowdyism.
They should enforce the law.
If this paper suits you, come in and
subscribe for copy for yourself and
also send a copy to your friends in
the east.
The young folks had a very enjoya-
BILE dance at the town hall last Friday
night. Mr.. Henry Sommerheiser fur
nished the music.
Everybody within ten miles Of this
place should turn out to the lecture
one week from next Saturday night 1t.
will be immense.
Mr.. Joseph Mercer, agent for the
Piano Twine Binder, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday, setting up machinery
for Fletcher Bros.
After June 9th. Nicodemus will be
decided town-site Judge Gordon will
make proof for the benefit of the in
habitants on that day
The present crop prospect bids fair
for the largest harvest ever gathered
lie this part Of the state. Small grain
looking unusally we'll.
The Western Cyclone, at Niclonemus
will be launched to the journalistic
breeze next Thursday, with A. G.. Tall
man as editor and publisher.-Eagle.
We are under many obligations to
the citizens Of NicOdemus, for the IA
vors shown us while starting this pa
per'and we will try and give you one
Of the best papers in the county in
return for your appreciated kindness.
Nicodemus has no whisky shop; no
billiard hall or other gambling hole;
it's citizens are q moral, refined people;
no drunkenness or roWdyism, no ours
ING or whooping disturbs the peace of
the place. Its example is worthy the
attention of its sister towns.
Miss Nettie Craig, after a months
soioum with her parents, departed to-
day, for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Finley, Of Leavenworth. From there
she goes to Omaha to visit her brother
after which she is to return to Graham
the banner county of Kansas.
Nicodemus is located in the midst
of one of the finest countries in the
state, looking from the town you can
see for miles. The country is so lev
el that you can see what you neigh
bors are doing in the next township
If there is a paradise on earth, it GER
tainly is here.
This week we Will send several
hundred sample copies ofthe CYCLONE
to our friends in Graham and Rocks
counties, hoping they will like it and
subscribe. Persons receiving this pa
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