Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15

DuAbCA SOhh'J'
IL. NJ. Ingraham came home last Sat-
urday.
d. G.. Book has put a neat canyas
awning in front of his store.
The Earnest Workers will meet with
Mrs. North tomorrow. at o'clock.
Wanted-Corn and Wheat, at Web
er'S mill. Highest market price will
be paid. 46
We neglected to mention, last week,
a pleasant call from Mr.. Hudson, of the
Kiowa Review.
Drs. Turner & Mckee, dentists. Of
flee over Davis & Davis store. Best
work and lowest prices guaranteed. 80
Try 12-pound sack of Weber's new
Graham Flour. Also try his new corn
meal. For sale at the mill or at Bur-
nett's store. As
Nowis your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at YOung's Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 2Stf
DR.. Gould reached home Sunday af-
ter an absence of some months in sew
eral of the eastern states. He is look
ing as though the trip agreed with him.
The protracted meeting closed last
Friday night, after being in progress
about six weeks. About fifty persons
were brought into the various churches.
A }. Linville has 40 acres of early
corn, which he began planting on March
30, and pushed it along as fast as posi-
BILE. He expects 1T to mature before
any hot winds come along.
Miss Bessie Gossett, of Coldwater,
arrived here Friday and remained I'M
til Monday, the guest of Miss Gertie
Stafford. She is a music teacher, and
was here for the purpose of obtaining
class.
Rev. q. n. Clark, of Kansas, City,
secretary of the Baptist missionary I'M
ion, will preach III the court house on
Sunday morning next, at II o'clock.
Persons not worshlping elsewhere, are
invited to hear DIR. Clark.
Idesire to announce to the public
that having interested myself with the
Badger Lumber Company in their busi-
ness at this place, would be pleased to
see all old customers and many new
ones. g. l.. Bramwell, manager. 45-4
This is the beautiful season in this
section of the country. The fruit trees
are in full bloom; the forest trees are
just showing signs of leaves; the wheat
fields are waving, and the temperature
is delightful. Il would not die in
springtime."
Anthony Republican: Miss Mag
gle Cartan's friends Will be glad to
know that she has opened steno-
graphical and typewriting Office in Kan
saS City. Miss Cdrtan is quite prof
cient in her profession and is deserving
of patronage. The Republican wishes
her much success"
Antelope school, in district No. 81,
closed after an eight months term, last
Friday. w. f. Galloway, was teacher;
number enrolled, %; average daily at
tendance, Is; number of males enrolled,
II; number of females, 13. One pupil,
Edith Lee, aged years, was the only
one who was not absent or tardy during
the entire term. After the close of
school the teacher treated the pupils to
supply of candy.
Harper Enterprise: Miss Stella
Young, of Medicine Lodge, came in
Monday evening to take the position of
court stenOgrapher during the illness
of Mr.. Allison. Miss Young is an ex-
pert stenographer. H. s. Lands, W..
s. Denton, Z. Sample and Simon Le-
brecht, all of Medicine Lodge, came in
Wednesday evening and were attend
ing court here yesterday. Messrs.
Sample and Denton are prominent Bar
Der county attorneys"
The new city council can now buy
the Stamford, Youmans 81 Eldred
scales for $50. They cannot appropri-
ate the amount to better purpose
The scales are already set, in the street,
and are now in daily use. Buy them,
appoint weighmaster, and pass an
ordinance requiring all coal, hay, corn.
hogs, cattle, ETC., TO be weighed on the
city scales, and the weighmaster's tick
ct to be final. The scales would soon
pay for themselves, and would be a
source of satisfaction to all buyer and
sellers.
J. Z. Hall dropped in to see us last
Thursday. He has been to New York
since we last saw him. He has also
been prospecting for place to locate a
newspaper, and thinks he has found it,
and Kiowa Is the place. He will prob
ably move the Herald material back to
Kiowa. in few weeks, and start up an
independent paper. He has been prom.
ised substantial aid by the citizens OF
that place. His daughter is engaged
in business in Kansas City. Mr.. Hall
had some property at Webb City, Mo-.
which he has recently sold.
"Valmond, the Crank is the name
of : book we have received for review
We have read it carefully, and find in
it much to condemn md something tC
commend, though as whole we con
slider it pernicious. A young lady Wnn'
fights duel with swords, with a cele
brated swordsman, who swears at hel
father, and tells HIM he lies, would moi
be popular IN the wild and woOlly west
The Twentieth Century Publishing
Company, No. 4, Warren street, New
York, are the publishers. If we are t.
be taught great lesson, we do not want
Il raving maniac for teacher.
The ladies of the o. E. S. gave theil
Phantom Social Monday night. II
was complete success, socially and fin