Thomas County cat., 1890-11-13

G. n. Strain and son Ross, was in ou
city today.
Qaife snow fell last Saturday and durin
tie night.
a small, cheap heating stove wanted, call @
this Office.
List your realestate for sale or exchange
with r. l.. Chambers
C.M. Hovey, starts for Topeka tonight an
will be gone few days.
We hope all our correspondents VIII coz
tinue TO send in their items.
Marshall, Meglemre, has force of men o.
our streets, repairing sidewalks etc, today,
Attorney McNath, of Grainfeld, was il
tn. city, again this week Attending court.
J, \ Stevens, of Lincoln, n braska, was il
our dity to-day, attending 20 some business
The farmers are rejoicing that the grounl j
again moistened, SO that the winter g.ai
Il start.
Miss Pearl Summers commenced her secon
term of scoo,l last Monday, in Commissions
Smiths district,
VIM. Schmitz, runner for C. D. Smith Drul
Co., of St. Joe, was selling goods to our drug
gists this week.
Judge Smith and wife will remain here un
til sunday, and then will go TO Goodlend II
hold court next week.
J. NJ. Lowe, president Of the National Elk
change Bank OF Kansas City, was in our cl..
this week, attending court.
Mrs Smith, wife of Judge Smith, accom-
panied her husband TO this city and stayed
during the term of court.
Mrs. Gen,zler, who has been visiting hel
son Art, returned TO her home in Smiil
county last Saturday night
There were 7s cases in the term of cour
us; closed. They were all civil suits. Nc
criminal cases appeared on the docket.
W, II, Copeland. who has been in Ogder
for :, mr. time looking fer position, has ac
ccpted a clerkship in a store at at Boise City
Judge McKillip made a business trip tt
Brewster last Tuesday, where he bought Cal
load of stock hsgs from Williams d Thomp
son.
Mr.. Geo. F. Smith had gray mare stray
from his place, or was stolen the fore part @
last week, and at this writing has not beer
found.
Notice the new ad. of the Colby Drug Store
Mr.. Baugh always keeps good stock ofgood'
and is a kind and cour ,eous gentleman. GIVE
him Il call.
CIV. Love, one of Randall Township
popular farmers, made us pleasant call Tues
day. and subscribed for the Car and the Top,
ka Capital.
Frank Pingree wos on our streets To-day
leaning heavily on his cane, an attack o
rheumatism, that has beea bo,hering him fo
some time.
C. E. Kalb has retur,edfrom Denver. lii
has decided TO ship his outfit TO Ogden, wher
he intends starting an evening daily
Success 10 him.
Call in and subscribe for the Car, the off
cial county paper. II You wan; any caster
paper. wc can give you reduced prices b.
clubbing with the Car.
Wat Buriing : former resident of this city
who went 10 Wisconsin, last year, has taken
unto himself q wife. His friends here vii
wish him success and happiness.
We wish that all the former cerre,pon den.
for the CAT, would continue to send in thei
corr, spcudance each week, from their neigh
borhood any Of you are out of s'ationer,
OF stamps please call at this Office and get
supply, or write for them
The case in tac Distrit1 Court, National E.
change, Bank of X. {. Mo- vs. &. Ii. Martin
| 10 collect u note of 81 COO, given TO the Hal
4 Martin Bank, was decided in favor @
Martin. Tie Jury decided that the note wa
Il forgery The other cases of similar natur
wherein Martin was sued on notes, were con
tinuel until next term;
W. G. Porter, former county attorney o
Thom Is county, and at oae time editor OF III
Car was on Nov 4ih elected county attorne,
Custer county, South Dakota, by larg
majority on the republican ticket. Dir. Porte
is well known 10 most of our readers in thi
county, and they viii be glad to hear OF h.
success.
On last Monday night, avery bright meteo
or comet appeared in The south west, and foi
few nome MS shone w3h dazzling brignes
It travelled through about 40 degrees of spac'
toward the west, and LETT = trail of fiery sparks
which were visible for nearly half an hour
parties who were out ara saH the curious
phenomena, state that ~ exceeded any
Aus .alsS Us5se a. Pn. Y.A. Hal
and J. B. NcGonissl eieTein certain proper.
ltyldMr. NcGoniesf5 hlch had bern mort.
g..ssed and the mortf5sspaid, was sought to
De again collected q 5oftciesare The cas-.
was decided in favor Of ncGoniral. and ,ha,
the mortgage and note sought to be collected
was forgery, probably committed by E. A.
Hall. The Court ordered that tine mortgage
be cancelled and released on the records.
On and after Nov. 18th, the Oakley Mills will
be ready TO do exchange work, and IN fI, all
orders for Flour and Feed. Send far nr;ces