The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-05-04
KANSAS STATE News

Ahe new indian school, huil1in.
! renee is to cost $40, 900
MONTGOMERY county win plan.
acres Of cotton this spring.
The Kareas Pharmaceutical -.
viii hold Its animal meeting 1t AM. !.
| eand IL. AOlene Nh
A heETy rain fell in SedgWick. SIT.
other southeastern counties a n. ~ -
| Thursday last Me ttale
Wamego has family Of dog ea..,,
are said to raise dogs for the tahle !.
one else raises hogS
James Hinman' aged u years iOsns,,
Iahu s9ent OF northern Wisconsin, sns,sa..
near Mhtonville by shooting himself .N.<1sa
The sixty~ninth anniversary az Caa IN.
ship In America was celebrated n -
points throughout the State nursdav ~.
The farmers near Medicine Lodre M
Ing that $40 an acre Is better than n
acre, will enter largely iato the r,l...
cotton this year. aN
| Unless all signs fan, says ne A,.,,..
Champion, the professional crop l.u Mi ~
| year lose his occupation-the facts I'm 49,.
him into silence.
Walter E. Treadwell, the Harner rn,,k.
cattle king, who killed Charles c. Ca.,( ~
seducer of of his wife, on January ~ J.
the Bennett house IN Anthony, was neop M
| ed. -
| There are but nine counties IN the 49,
that have no railroad communication. -.
are Garfield, Sheridan, Sherman. (,r,A,r
Grant, Haskell Stanton, Morton -
| Stevens.
Ellsworth advices say The prospects ia ,
large crop OF wheat In that county an !.
cellent A larger acreage than usa,l J,
corn Is being planted aud tbs ground I 3
fine condition.
1Eat Atchison Is progressing substantial
says the Champion, is shown by the fact -
there is great demand for carpenters n,
erection of ney buildings and general -
provements has created this demand.
A cyclone struck Patt City last lhuna,,
afternoon, demolishing several houaes "a
killing Mrs. William Fisher Mnay osAw
persons were seriously hurt By nvlna' dehs.
This is the second cyclone Pratt has lad GA
season.
Emporia Republican: When Kansas ten
begins to bore into the earth there 4 IA
telling what the result win be- Dmnan
has just struck rich vein OF frogs At .seu,A
OF fifty feet Here is a chance for easeefa
capital
Mr.. Lowe, Of Haskell county, In digrlnra
well, at the depth OF 1876 was astonlshed Il
finding human skull in good state 4
preservation. They have previously been found
In this neighborhood remains OF sea reptlln
and fish at various depths, but this Ia the lr1l
OF human bones.
Garden City Sentinel: English farm land,
are mortgaged for three fourths Of their vi,
lie, and are rapidly declining In price Kan.
sAs farms are mortaged to an lnfnitcstlm.g
fraction of their actual value aud are npdly
approaching Ia price. Kansas farm marriages
are as safe as government bonds and NON
profitable.
Kansas Democrat: Gerhard JohanneA 1
Brown county farmer, says II the farmers
would plant basket willow trees on slough
land they would derive considerable income
therefrom. lie says that in the old countu
every town and hamlet has its basket-mAker1
and the basket willow furnishes the matersll
for the fine baskets that come from the III
country.
Atwood Citizen: Spring opens unasuaHy
early this year and large amount Of farm
work Is already done. The middle Of Apra
found large amount OF corn already plant
ed, and during the present week a lafgt
acreage OF grain has been planted Tie -
son Is at least two weeks earlier than Las
year, and prospects ahead for crops are naeh
better than usual
Lawrence dispatch says the dead bodI II
an infant child was found In PRIV Taall Il
private residence In the southeastern part
or the city. At the investigation II ~
proven that the mother was girl Is yeas Cd
named Lou Lugdon who had been employ4
by the family doing house work. She admss.
ted having placed the body there, and tiatmea
that the father was q young man nafned
James Cannon, living near the city. He 80
arrested on the charge Of rape. and ihs 81
held for inlanticide.
Atchison Champion One Of the suFess p
dications that Atchison Is progressing 4 iaa
constant demand for its real estate. Thoab
ands OF dollars worth of property chanEn
hands at good prices every week. stncs 80
uary the regular weekly transfers hare CO.
tinued without intermission. the total q
which for the quarter ending MARCIA slsA
foOts up over $500, O00. These real sssaN
deals proceed without osteniation o. pAfaasa
and show that confidence In AtcLison tEopefW
10 steadily growing stronger.
Lawrence Tribune: The town 81 AcFotf.
son has satisfactorily demolished the Txobasa
OF obtaining It's water supply fFtm ias
ground, Instead Of from running slfsa@
The works were constructed By The iosn =
an expense Of $4,000, the well sank
level with the bottom ri the Arkansas Httsf
and every citizen given tie privilege O 49,
Ing a hydrant The town realizes y 49,
year for water furnished ~ tie FAisfaa4A
which In few years will return tie ass
Of the works
Toledo Blddt: The highways In kanass
well as the railways arc filed Wiih -
looking for homes The estimated po9uiaAA5
Of the state will he increased this Seaf 49,
thousand more than for seFtrI yfafk
rather since the early rush vas made y a.
Gas Just after tie var. The wonderful -.
Kansas las produced for EeTsTsl e0nstks-s.
years iBciies Immigration. Ana there
much nnocCupIed land in TIE tss1e -. -
no reason Ehy all seeking bones So.
lind happy and remunsratIFs ones - -
the great agricultural STAKE Of The heaA
Aichlson Chantyiose Hon. Walter =
lens farmers trust scheme ID p
which IL 10 incorporate the trust wiia
tel Of so. 90, go, to be issued y W -
$40 90. 000 81 which Is 10 De held y fsss
and $40 co. 90 10 IL sold 70 aesaA
and stock-rasers, 1t afty cents @ - -
the stock 10 be apporIl0ued ~ shs -