The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-04-06
[,NSAS STATE NEWS.

G'asAs u s1O7, ,OOO, 600 worth Of produce.
Y i. u work has commenced on the Rock
bS'' colorado extension west Of Norton.
49, Spners, convention, for the purpose Of
farmers trust, will meet in To
Nay Isl c
y y i the receiver, and are to be sold for
'Feuent taxes
i, council Of Garden City let cen
lDs ~. ~ otber day for planting 10000 tree Ii
A. I..rsets Of that place
.u Noaitor: The indications are that
'' M. will have creamery and cheese
+sr built this summer.
~ Decatur county ranked second In
s,ste in the acreage and yield Of spring
1885 will give her most enviablo
ar I'M On the lists Of all the cereals.
.rter Record: Numerous emigrant trains
...sipg through, westward bound. They
i he better provided with stock and
smbxtapce than those of former years.
N BisselI, one of the pioneer settlers of
aIns county, and prominent real estate
INA active citizen Of Phillips burg, will
N. 600 to any one who win erect $10,-
stntsI buildings in his town.
Nv Center has sent five Of its citizens east
salary Of 500 per month each, to work
,rcursOns and circulate advertising matter:
III eYcursionist who buys $1,000 worth of
,Cepter property has his car fare paid.
Il. town Of Ninnescah, Kingman county,
bsdly wrecked by cyclone Saturday,
,ath ult The two churches and every
II building in the place were demolished,
Y but few dwellings were left standing.
Tbe Ames Cheese and Butter Manufacture
,Conpany," Of Ames, Cloud county, capi
'sock, $1,000; the Hiawatha Cornet Band
.ocIation, capital stock $500; the State
n Of Irving, capital stock $4,000, have
Y chartered,
Gen Elder Herald: The citizens Of this
are becoming convinced that water
rEs ore a necessity. 1t will be but q short
Y. Fhen few thousand dollars in bonds
n De voted for the purpose Of putting in
ID system Of Waterworks.
cseyenne RustEer: A new town is to be
srted at Lawn Ridge, in the southern part
a6is county. The site chosen is unexcelled,
s1g In the midst Of a wide stretch Of the
,ea prairie land in the county is as well
tiled as any corresponding section in the
nty.
The Industrial Home for girls at Beloit
nsas Is open and in working order The
w. C. T. U. have 1t under their SUPER
dOn, and money, bedding or groceries viii
gratefully received. Each local union
aald endeavor to assist in SO worthy an
liertaking.
The Marysville improvement Company, Of
lRhsl county," has been chartered. OBJ
", to operate an electric light plant, etc
IsCtors: Charles F. Koester, Captain J.
1mFn, A. w. Hagar, J. ID. Farwell, Theo. III.
black, l. B. Davis s. A. Fulton, Jacob Gra :
u Capital So, 900
hillpsburg Herald: We hope, and sincere
ItleVe, that the year 1888 has great things
store for Phillipsburg. Present indications
athat the city will boom this year as it has
Ter doomed in the past. Let US get the
Hh Fe if possible, and twelve months time
give US 2, 900 inhabitants.
habody Gazette: Marion county is pretty
u fixed with surplus crops after all. Par
y from Greenwood and Coffev counties come
Burns to buy oats. Butler county men buy
EcOrn, and Abilene men get their grain and
near Lost Springs. besides, which baled
exported in considerable quantities.
lthis in addition to customary sales.
Oage City Free Press: Notwithstanding
hard times we have experienced this
inter, farmers almost unanimously report
af stock coming through in good con
lOn Feed Is reported scarce, yet, If not
asled there is enough to carry stock till
AZ comes again. Times have been hard
80 4Rlnter, but the people have not suffered.
Atchison Champion: A. M cMahan, ofRaw,
Aeounty, has over 10000 thrifty trees on hil
Anestead planted by himself, with a three
1e garden containing thousands Of fruit
atng grape, raspberry, blackberry, goose
siH and strawberry vines, besides hundred!
mulberry trees. This is a practical demon
sallon OF the timber, and horticultural pos
-llltes Of northwestern Kansas.
wellington Standard: There are too many
athless ours running loose in the city, not
lAstanding the fact that we have an ordiE
lo regulating their keeping. Yesterday
was nearly frightened out Of her wits
" had her dress badly torn by one Of thes
-acenced nuisences swapping at her. VIII,
IL enforce our ordinance and rid the com
-aliIy Of this floating population Of irres
AaDle, NANCY ours.
I'VE hundred exeu rsionists from Ohio, I'LL
N and Indiana, came into X ansas over tn
VIA lie on the 2lst ult. These excursion
Il we're bound to all parts Of the state. II
sst number going to any one place. Abou
lee hundred came over the Missouri Pacfi
4 AlchisoD, bound for Northern Kansas, a
same time. The next excursions ar
S april and p, May 5 and 23, and Jun
Alchison Champion: One Of the few reg
-seFs Kansas has produced has recently bee
severed in the case Of Lewis DOnmyer, 3
i'm Cambria, who died about a month age
we bis death an iron box was found burie
sMe ground which contained s., 600 in silver
ain nifty cent pieces, besides 10000 pieces {
a'ef many of them rare date. For year
q man denied himself every comfort or lif'
-1ang up his earnings, and finally dyin
>slualor and Wretchedness.
Oalth Center Pioneer: Another big rel
sate deal was consummated to-day, but "
Thct at liberty to divulge its nature. From
over the east letters OF inquiry are bein
MI 70 our real estate men relative
atern lands, and especially as 10 lands
saAh county. There will undoubtedly he
emigration to this section Of the stat
N many viii take advantage Of the presel
sap rates offered by railway companies
~le west and see for themselves.
snith Center Pioneer One hundred an
lF-tEo hogs were bought BY Mcdowell
n Wednesday. The amount Of none
4 M out for them was $1,000. Capt. McDoV
sss former Atchison county citizen. |
u Deen living in Smith Center nearly fou
y. - years, and is one Of the most extensi'
cnants In Smith county. The Smith Cel