Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-08-13


usly sick at Chicago while on her
'ay to Detroit last week.
Rents in Great Bend are quite rea-
enable, now, but the constant demand |
or dwelling houses is likely to bring
entails up a notch before fall.
VIM. Reece has been reelected
nperintendent of the Emporia schools,
nd his salary has been advanced to
l 100. Kansas School Journal.
The best supply of Farm
can be found at
he Great Bend Implement
20.
Captain l.. e. Almond, of Pueblo,
;ol. brother-in-law of Tom Slack,
Drmerly of this county, was hero last
7eek on visit to the family of Dick
,ay)or.
Don't fail to see the fine photos,
ow at Harpers book store. Remem-
er, you can gel just as good, after
August 10th, 1891, at the Lightning
studio.
The Free Methodist camp meeting
pens at the Heller grove, just west of
own, on the 9th. The large tent or
they have will hold 500 or
100 people.
G. w. Pursell, Of south side, called
and paid his respects to the
DEMOCRAT; also sending the paper for
year to his son, Charlie, at jackson
vile Oregon.
Messrs T. A. Williams and j. Done
IAN, who have been in the grain bust.
less at Salina, we're in the city last
week on a dicker for one of the Great
Bend elevators.
Our popular produce dealer G. B.
3illis, made trip to his old home in
Michigan last week. He also took in
he Detroit reunion and had an all
lround good time.
"Oh! how horrid these blotches look
IN my face" we'll, do you know one
bottle of Beggs' blood purifier will
'emove them? Every bottle guaran-
eed. ALI druggists.
j. B. Prose has secured the school
n district No. so, South Bend town
ship, for the fall and winter term.
This will make the third term he has
taught school in that district.
On Saturday las: young lad aged
Is or Is years, son of John Weltmer.
Of Walnut township, died after short
illness with typhoid fever. The
funeral occurred on Monday, the 10th.
If you want a good Wind
mill, Pump, piping and fix
lures don't forget that we are
IN the business, Great Bend
Implement Co.
T. o. Hartshorne and Miss A. A.
Smith, both of Pawnee Rock vicinity,
were married on Sunday last by the
probate judge. Hot weather does not
seem to effect the matrimonial market.
FARM LOANS renewed or extended
with option payments at lowest rates
and no delay. See me if you want
money on your land.
AUCKLAND, Land Agent.
The Great Bend Tribune has com.
menced its sixteenth volume. Bro
Townsley, through all the ups and
downs of republican politics in this
county, has proved himself a slayer al
any rate.
People generally believe that we had
terrible hot weather several days last
week. The facts are that the Their
mometer only REGISTERED 90 in the
shade during the hottest period of the
hottest day.
Wednesday of last week q little
eight year old daughter of Tom Lyons
of Liberty township, fell from a tree
she was climbing and had an arm pu
out of place and one of the bones frac
tured at the elbow.
Pawnee Rock lodge K. of p. is rap
idly working up good membership
New accessions are made to it's roll O
brave knights almost every week
The DEMOCRAT congratulates the boy
on their efficient work.
This Office had the pleasure of a cal
from Shelly Winget, of Albert, Tues
day. He says there has been yer,
little wheat coming in at his station