The state herald., 1889-07-26

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Rev. Todd preached his farewell SER
mon on last Sunday.
We are sorry to chronicle the illness
Of Carl Adair this week.
Judge Armour came down from
/ Sterling Thursday evening.
Mr.. Keister Of Julesburg smiled up
on the magic city last Tuesday.
Mr.. Hibbs, southeast Of town, starts
his threshing machine Wednesday.
The Tribune has changed Its publi-
cation day from Saturday to Thursday.
Free copies of the Advocate of last
week were freely distributed by the
7 ring.
The first sand cherries Of The season
made their appearance in the market
this week.
The daughter of County Commits
s1UIfet " sslnsss;.. 1--~-'s. '.----
y mountain fever.
Mr.. Norris paid us a very pleasant
visit this week. lie is a firm believer
In deep cultivation.
F. II. Smith of Akron, was busi-
ness caller at the capitol Of Phillips
county ON Wednesday.
w. ii. McCae, of York, Neb., pur-
chased fine timber.claim twelve
s,.s1xo tArth ~ n.tr nitv
Jordan, do you think we are afraid
to say anything about the Tribuner
Too bad, wasn't it, sonnyS
Frank S. Lewis and wife, of Ster-
ling, are visiting with their uncle, l..
p. Lewis, Of North Holyoke.
The Tribune building was moved
yesterday OH TO the lot north of the
building owned by Mr.. Blakely.
A. j. Johnson, one of Akron's lead
ing attorneys, was In attendance ut
Judge Painters court this week.
The Misses Sawyer and Mrs. Ball of
Akron were the guests Of Miss Wood ut
the Hotel Gordon during the week.
Alex Meyer, n hardware merchant of
Yuma was a business visitor at the
metropolis Of the rain belt country this
week.
John Smith and August Muntzing
Yuma attorneys. were crossing swords
with our attorneys In our county court
during the week.
II Is no sin TO bc candidate for po'
litical honors. 1t Is simply one OF the
prerogatiyes Of American citizenship
that the people may select the best.
Mr.. Joseph Cleland and his sis,el
jennie left on Tuesday evening fol
Kearney, where they intend spending
n few weeks among their many friends
A herd Of Oregon horses were herd
cd near town during the week. Mr.
Justice, the principal owner, is nm ol'
friend Of Sheriff Russell, OF Scdgwick
Mr.. Dickinson Is building a ney
dwelling on Campbell avenue. II Is +
be Il brick and q credit 10 this portio
Of our city. No, lIolyoke Is not boom
Ing.
The ilrst Jury In our county coui
was impnneled Wednesday In the cas-
OF len Collom vs. Geo. Il. Clafl
Judge Painter handles tho court bus
ness like nm old campaigcr.
The new elevator Is looming u
finely aud will be pushed 10 compl'
tlon Just ms rapidly us possible. Nj
Pnlmcrton says they intend to be
complete running order by August .
Tho editor of "the only llepublica
paper In the county" requested The cd
tor Of the News 10 give him mn ord
upon the Denver Land Office for the I
nal proof notices. Tribune plca'
copy.
Banker Clnik's little girl was bite
by n cur one evening this week. "
rise 10 asl, when this dog-goned M
sauce In going TO be abntcd. Som
thing should he done. Either mnzz
or kill the dogs.
DlED AT 0:B0 y. M, on last Sntu
day evening, July 20. the little daur
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Garlan
She was buried on Sunday follow'n
The lfEnALp sincerely sympathiz
with The Borrowing parents,