Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-25

7. Q. Cole vas up in the north-westl A
lpart Of the county, the last Of the week, Mrs
and saw more stacks of wheat than n
you 'ou'u snaHe : s'.cH a. ers,
The Great Bend Mills, after closing day
down few weeks for repairs. have N
started up again and are putting their the ,
ce'eofa'sd DlanoS Oh nour on Inc front
Market. nigh
Sig. Jacoby, formerly of the New "l
1ork store OF Great Bend then at Hay
oolslngOon' mas RETURNED rom Soio- ton
RADIO and will open general store at for r
/ Albert.
Pa
u. =. Deini ana family, excepting jail,
MISS Cora, navegone TO Oklahoma TO Pawl
make their home, Mr.. Delhi having and
taken a valuable claim there. Success
to them. oa
| Rock
wednesday evening OF last week in th
pleasant party OF young foiks assem- daug
bied at the home of A. l.. Miller, on Fr;d,
Forest Avenue, and spent very en- =
joyable evening. 0
---- been
IF any of our readers are in Kansas Griff
City and want good meal at first Mon,
class restaurant, we recommend them have
to the X. G. Restaurant, No 10 west A.
Nl4sSoui' AVENUE. last,
j. III. Brock, of near Olmitz, has is a f
been on the sick list, but is improving. date
L. Brock, his father, threshed ~ acres crop
of wheat last week which went 70 your
bushels to the acre. M,
DR.. E. P. Gage was down from Kans
Verbeck, Thursday of last Week. He says
says wheat in that part of the county better
will 20 80 to 40 bushels to the acre, born
and will grade we'll. and t
w. w. Stewards was down from Sal
near Verbeck, Friday afternoon. He to thi
says that whea: which has been in tn,
threshed in his neighborhood thus far here.
has run from 2S to 81 bushels to the a mu,
acre. uplan
w. P. Beidelman, about three more
miles south of town, had in 800 acres Ar
of wheat, and what he has threshed of Grea
it so far has run over 80 bushels to the some
acre. Mr.. B. will put in 200 acres near
this fall. cond
Karl Kreisel, the Olmitz merchant horse
was in the city Monday on business. is no
He says the wheat thus far threshed ~,
runs from 20 to 40 bushels per ecre, H.. :.
81 "e.sa'as l.or q 70 90 poo"uS - badly
oNo- wher
all abstracters who handle the Bar. the I
ton county books during the official hurt
term of Frank Strothman will have to not t
comply with the law and give bonds r.
in the sum of $4,000. O0-and don't ;.
you fail to keep it in mind. oA".'
Charley Hooper and Charley Dodge temp
want to go upto Pawnee Rock and cove,
get acquainted. A justice of the from
peace OF tnat place refused I'd take that
them on bond for $27. Why, man, thres
those boys are good for $27 900.
Dick Ewalt has been out WITH ho-
threshing machine gang for week. Fred
Dick says they put him in the hottest enn.o
place, but as he, being deciple of aow,
Blackstone, was prepared for shot tho
place" no serious consequences result. Mn.
ed.
On the writer's visiting Sterling last
week he discovered tina: Rice county W
has ''pile of corn" in good condition, run
though no better than Barton county acres
corn. Barton will also lay it over OF WI
Rice in the amount of wheat raised Will,
this year. ''oO'
lid. Joseph Kenan will preach for ch,n
the Christian church at the G. A. r. q =,
hall, July % '89, at II A. NJ, and
F. D. Petit, State Evangelist, will 20
give a blackboard exercise to the BEND
Sunday School at p NJ, at the IN n
Hall. All s. S. teachers in the city WITH
are invited to be present Bro. Pittit Ma"
will preach at night and remain over inc
Monday aud Tuesday following. Deno
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