The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-04-13
!, NSAS STATE NEWS.

f0ilIlby AhS bS]A AS-~AtSA8 WIN
pn temporary county seat.
~. .tur Register We are glad to know
aoICa' fruit and forest trees will be set
4 his IdsI part Of the country this spring.
nh,f. There are in this town of Troy
ipf III, widows, old and young, and only
st1- ~ widowers and bachelors together.
III Herald: The Rock Island officials
ODsh have not abandoned their intention
~ Il Denver BY way Of the Northern
III Aactor: The regular annual meet
Y tie Northern Kansas Medical Society
!. held in the court house at Seneca,
y y rronosition te vote S4O,O in bonds Tor
surnose Of building water-works at Eure-
u. carried 315 majority. The works will
sl.nstructed this summer.
,.a.u Gazette: The star route from At
~ Wano has been changed, so that the
n. leave Brakeman, instead Of Atwood,
w .lis. Bird City, Wano and other western
JOS
IN cItv ReustE1e: The rock is being haul
IA the new Congregational church, which
IN On Garnett's addition to Hill City,
" Iii cost when completed from $1,000 to
Goo
gd City Mems: The amount Of small
II that will be sown this spring in Chey-
IN u untv will be enormous. Our farmers
" ,aise crop this year that will amdly re-
\ hem for last years shortage.
aHton Nsws: The fifth district reunion Of
Y lBoys in Blue" will be held in Washing
]. .bs year. Our sister city has already
rrsuteed $500 for the purpose Of oiling
\. machine and feeding the boys.
palmer Pioneer: We notice the mail cars
!. thA Central Branch have lately had mail
.,hers put on to take on mail without stop
I'M we hope the next move will be put off
m take on mail on the night trains from
Bshtlons.
Hsndon Courdnt: No town in Rawlins
supty can show the amount Of improve
MI, in dollars and cents, made in the last
ate months that Herndon can. The next
Arse months will show more than double that
The three just past.
[heyenne Democrat: AS an outcome Of the
sssnt uniform effort throughout Northwes-
N Kansas to institute boom, not farm In
Sh district will sell for less than $40 an acre
The fall Of 1888. Smooth farms will bring
hm SIS to $25 an acre.
LtFoJear- child Of Mr. Williams, pro-
dstOr Of the Farmers hotel, at Scott City,
III bold Of can Of concentrated I've which
ID been left within its reach and drank some
The fluid. The child suffered terrible
gsny and at last account was lying in crit
hlcOndtion.
MARSHALL County Neaos: Perry Hutchinson
Mnade the proposition that he will pay one
bird Of all the expense Of drilling two thou
md or three thousand foot hole, if the city
nlpaY the other two-thirds; or he agrees
Mtif the city will give him s., 900 he will
Ink drill two thousand feet.
The report Of the State Board Of Agricult-
Hfor the quarter ending March 81, shows
total wheat acreage Of the State to be !,
s29 acres, an excess Of 17,2O9 acres over
q acreage OF 1887, and the crop in splendid
addition. Rye is also shown to be in fine
mdltion, with the general crop prospect
Her better at this season Of the year.
Edmond Times: Quite a number Of our
mers are sowing clover this spring. A few
liners last year sowed small patches as an
Ifiment, and it did SO well that others are
tOuraged to SOW larger quantities. The con.
IONS for sowing such seeds are very favor
NE this spring and we have confidence to be-
ere that If clover gets we'll rooted here ii
fldo we'll
Haddam Clipper: For the past five years the
MnfleS Of Northern Kansas have averaged q
Ad Of five bushels per acre more than those
Southern Kansas. Leaving aside the dis
ancs to market, which is decidedly In favor
Inc former, and computing corn at 80 cents
Dushe this increase itself would pay 7
irt r.
'eEeh Republican: The equinoctial wealth
snas given us no just cause for complaint
me contrary, the good rain throughout al
'0IhHest Kansas has put the ground in tint
Moltion for spring work to begin. TIL,
eVntry has not had such bright prospects be
NJ lor many years. Our farmers are cheer
llopelul and confident that tn is year ia t
sOne Of unexamplcd prosperity.
Woorne Neacs: The manager Of the Phil
AOurg lair association have closed the con
M with the Kalamazoo Racing Associa
NJ LOT series Of four horse chariot race
saSe place during the fair week. This is
sfa attraction and will cause 4 great dea
excitement. They have also decided {
asfa premium Of S15 for band contest I
confined to the counties Of Phillips
li1h, Norton, Graham, Rocks, and Osborne
Ninth County Bulletin: This office is now
gagged In printing ten thousand, twelv
~ folders, Of a descriptive article {
10 county and Smith Centre. These fold
1re being printed on a very fine qualit
euOok paper and will be nice thing to sen
~. 70 your friends. After the ten thousan
alaon Is printed for the business men of th
NJ Mr. Royce will print an additional tie
atness.
fnlnips Freeman: A number Of farmer
ae drawn our attention to the fact that IL
saessors' report Of crops for the followin
M u damage to the farming communit
II Instance. the Assessor makes minu
ne number Of acres Of grain Of warrior
NJ alus to be sown or planted BY each farme
~ Is compiled and Is scaned carefully
aasahay corporations and grain gamblers.
they base the exact amount Of grain
snpped and sold by 1t and prepare price
IA 70 suit the amount Of grain raised.
Alchison Champion. While Kansas is e
ing delightful spring wheather-growiI
ms, chirpIng robins, with the buds on Il
u bushes nearly ready to unfold, the .
IN and balmy, the sun shining bright
- III nature preparing for a speedy resun
"a business at the old stand, with
ISL and choicer assortment of goods tn
w before, the NewEngland and Middle Stat
sIA buried in snow drifts three and 70
deep with no more signs of spring tn
We Observe In fbnca lnaalitfne rfv n a