Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-03-26
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL VIEWS.
Go to Henry Morgan for your farm
loans. IL
NJ. Strong returned yesterday from.
Chicago.
A fresh carload of Winfield flour at
Burnett's. Al
Call on Cook 81 Palmer for farm and
city loans. %
Accidents never come slngly i'll this
county, it appears.
Five of the best varieties of seed po-
tatoes at 5. Y. & Els. 50
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Nixon, April Sd.
See Hubbard the jeweler for sewing
machine needles, oils, repairs, etc. 80
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Neil
VAIN, near Deerhead, on the 18th inst,
boy.
The postonice bookstore was last week
sold by a. 5. McClearey to Postmaster
AXline.
Roy Fash was down from Wichita,
this week, to see his folks, and some
other folks.
See Il. l.. Lindley, manager, for year
ly interest farm loans; also short time
chattel loans. 3
w. Smith has been appointed post
master at Mingona, vice ID. Tomblin-
son, resigned.
Alfalfa seed-in large or small lots
fresh and at reduced prices. For sale
by Dobbs Bros. 30
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
LIST National bank.
Born, March 81, 1890 in this city, to
\ Mrs. Della Moore Palmer, wife OF VIM.
NPalmer, daughter.
l New line baby carriages; new mat
dresses, and all kinds of household dec
Orations, just received by Higgins. A
\ Sheriff Dobson, District Clerk Holmes
and County Attorney Cameron went to
Wichita, Monday, to meet Gen. Alger.
G.. b. Currie shipped two cars of cat
&c from his Kingman county ranch,
last week, getting 1910 and "A per 100
for them.
The largest, newest, most stylish and
cheapest lot of furniture in the county
all new spring styles, at Higgins
Medicine Lodge. A
Potatoes-choice seed and the best
eatinG-Early Rose, Early Ohio, Rose
Seedlings, Mammoth Pearl and Clark IS
Early No. all at 5. Y. Il Els. SO
JIG. Walstad will quit the county
clerks office, April LIST, and, with his
brother-in-law, j. ii. Minick, engage in
painting, decorating and experimenting
An ice cream social will be held to,
MORROW night in the room north of HIg-
gins furniture store. The ladies' aid
society Vill see that everything is Of
the finest qu~ 1'S'
Harry Lester. 40, al months and l.
days, infant son of 'anA ana ALICE
Colborn, died on the 10Th, a, 1'eii holiie
miles southeast, and was bur. :" "eie
on the Goth.
Next Sunday closes the second year
of the passionate of Rev. Cain with the
Baptist church of Medicine Lodge. He
has been popular and successful pas
tor, AMI has made many friends.
The taxpayers league has unearthed
Irregularities in county affairs that the
INDEX published last fall. The publ
cation had no effect on the voters then,
and it is questionable if it will have any
effect now.
The sugar works company have all
cane contracted for, or promised, that
they can possibly handle in season of
one hundred days. The farmers are
just little slow in contracting to raise
sugar beets but there will be an ample
acreage planted.
Coldwater Review: "Col. Dick Phil
lips has rented the Kellogg property, in
the north part of town, we are inform
ed, and will soon move his family here.
Mr.. Phillips is one of the largest land
owners and stockmen in this county,
and the Review is glad to know that he
is to make his home among as"
Tomorrow night is the time appoint
ed for mass meeting. to nominate a
Law and Order" ticket, TO be voted
for at the city election on the 9TH OF
April. Forty good citizens have signed
the call, and the probability is that
there will be large attendance at the
meeting. The selection, in advance, OF
a name for the ticket, would indicate
that there is demand for city gov
eminent that will enforce the law aud
preserve order. No good citizen should
object TO law or order. This paper has
always insisted on both, and we can
most heartily support a ticket pledged
TO the enforcement of ALL laws on the
state or municipal statute books. We
do not believe 1t good policy to adyer-
tlse to the world that we have law
breaking city or a disorderly city. Such
is not the case. Medicine Lodge is IN
doubtedly no worse than any other city
ia Kansas, and we believe that we have
better order than any neighboring city