The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-13
KANSAS STATE NM

Ing for jail county apo i
The wheat crop in Dlck,n,o.
ali rsHe, forty bushels per acr. 49, 80.
Inc Crookville creamery IN e..
pays out 800 . day in c..h 1-ans q
milk. A COW path In Kane. = iAkn1a
TO wealth. Ausas very on, !.
A female base ball club h..
az hope. 1t is not stated WIS, 0Rs
nave been made In reference :
IN from the field. % aendha
The farmers Of Bourbon -.
the vicinity of Fort Scott win reo.,. ~
SSw " n estimates in the paIeaa .s g B..
"i'OoO LOT their this years sorg6p,e Do
In the case Of the state Of K,,.
osulng, charged with the mprs.. !. y
oand at Usage City, q verdi, !. e.
the thu IN about twenty mbn,.s !.
menta u Ia -
Emporia Rep@Nieaa: There
acreage OF fax in the county ara \ -
wiz De heavy. The farmers Ar. -. ~
al shhip snelr max seed to eastern mn. - y
tne Oh must be shipped back for n. aaa q
u not DC a profitable inyestmens n Net
oil mills in this cItyl . s.1l,
Winfield Courier: The "a, -.
and especially in southern K,n,,. 49,
'ning phenomenal and masodonie 81.
IL VIII be In stack In about two
= r crop was never known 10 the nlaa., -
Inere are fields near the city S1 an; -
q uniform wonerful head aud heishs
Council Grove Repab.ieav WI.
ing rapid growth since the ra,ps -
Is the time 10 commence thar .ls.-..
some one would make bushes. n -.
Tsir ~ win machine and scythe, chs,-...
IAN price Tor such work, they varls u q
several weeks profitable emniogmsas1 sll
Emporia RspHbliedn: The cannlnv 4.
was running at full blast YESTERDAY -.
reporter visited the factory. Fullv la ~.
are employed and 1, 600 cans az re-. -
up yesterday. The foreman saTs ~. !.
s sanc capacity Tor putting up Kan =.
naly' ABOUT the last Of this week 49,.
NC III ana more rapid rate win b msl.
Lawrence dispatch, June q. Tai
Inc Kew. Mr. Brutaker, aged 81. . ma,
preacher living near CentropolIa -. !,
this city and put up his team at s,sh..
nectng togo home the next dav -, -.
mat time ne has not been seen m. -.s
was IN the city to. day inquiring for him ~ -.
greatly fears that he has been klIlef :.
hau quite sum Of money with him ~
Iast seen ne wore suit Of grey iean1 n :
nearly six feet In height.
McPh erson Freeman The whea, h.,..
III this county this year, while ia area 4 ~
about 1900 acres below las. year's croo ~
make greater yield In bushelA Tia -
age this year is 52,sS7, and the yield vlll =.
i maps reach three quarters million az MIA
Ine corn anu oats acreage we have MOI -
aole 10 OBTAIN, but an estimate based al ~
amount OF Iand under cultivation II r.
eou I y 'he corn viii reach over one hnndfli
anu the oats over sixty thousand acrea
Osborne County Farmer Cultiyatinr -,
IS the avocatton of the farmers nov. NJ
Iery dry but corn is not suffering 4 rr.,l
leaL The latent moisture In the ryn,rt
seems to keep the corn growing nieelr Y.
rave not been so fortunate about rnttln-
AIMS AIMS as our neighbors In close poxlmllr.
WINE good rains have gone ON ever uldn e
Is, We only get tile sprInkles but " hsne
'ur time VIII come soon. 1t IA thrtafnnisn
am az present, and doubtless IN a dsp & fvo
We VIII get regular goose-droWneT
Larned Eagle optic: Mr.. d. III. Scott rauo,r
hat he has field of oats that VIII pruau.r
hirty hive or forty bushels to the acre D.
Arnold also states that his corn il IA erosa.
ent condition, aud promises good ,Iald, /,
= faYne has oats that stand four feet hkh
w. Arnold says that during q resldence a
we've years IN this county be has never pasn
&c crops In better condition at this ilmem
nc year than they are now. He says thaf
nile the oats and wheat will be short Ia auma
'cailtles other fields will yie Id good cropA
Wichita Eagle: Reference was made feu
avs since by the Eagle to the excellent con.
ltlon OF crops In several counties Of The Iow0
rkansas valley, especially Of oats, uhens
nd potatoes The oat acreage exceeds y
r That OF any year since the settle of
&c country while It's condition and rrouies
ave seldom been equslled. Mfr. Frank WI
ID brings 10 our Office from the farm iii / X
reeman, Eve miles east Of Aulyaue. busch
oats from a large field which stands plumb
70 Ieet nigh, with heads from ten 70 fifteen
ches IN length, and the grain very pump
rye and heavy. The oats are fully mAtured
ID VIII be ready for the reaper within hB
Us.
Chetopa dispatch, June Is: The negroes
10 shot Marshal William Bentley aud De.
ty FL Martin Monday afiernooa Wess
nched that night, between the time lhs
,ctric lights went out, at IL o'clock. ard
Wight A mob Of some forty or City indig.
rlflYnnE tn 81 Hafi saFH@
lsoners were being guarded aud oyefpovef.
the oIiceis aud hung the negroes fFon the
per rear window Of The StIfsEBsaH once
e prisoners were in charge Of sheriff Nsls
and three or four deputies, but az estOfh
resist the mob proved futile, - the men
re bound 10 ayenge the shooting d CIT
clals at any cost. Bentleg's wounds hfs
10 means considered fatal, hut the ch1nesa
Martins recovery are very doubtful
Jracuse dispatch, June "a: Wallace hlieh.
The murderer, who was brought hsek
IN Trinidsd, Colorado. last night ehafEsa
ID the murder Of the boy Johnson. and tse
lnding OF bis father, near here CO 9Hne
, vas taken from the sheriff late LIST nlKat
body Of armed meu, who lei hin % 80
! where be committed The hatchery AE9
re hanged him II bad bis preiimiskfJ
II before Justice Wagner yesterday. hs
ad guilty 10 the murder 81 Oscar Johntoa
attempted murder Of August Iohnsoa. As
safed The story Of lis crime With ths ~
. sang f-oId, al: as II II we're - sFsfI
occurrence. AZ the conclusion Il he ssse
oBy he vas remandcd 10 jail until shs ~
iber term Of court The cold hl0o1aa
nneT u bis telling n tie deed bad - -.
nE effect Dn the people, abd ever NaeFs -
street, knots II men were gaihefcI -
Is tic theme a cOpvsrEation. u 50
10 see that l. storm wHs lEewing ard tnsl
mary justice vas likely 10 be visited GO