Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29
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OPTICAL PAPER OF fREGo COUNTY.
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SATURDAY, AUG. %, 1891.
IA dog howled under our window az nlsn'
yaheard him and held our breath.
And faces and lips at once grew white'
And thew said. s.There will be death"
uAnd was there death!'' asked the listener pale
..say whether there was or not"
ssThere was" said the man who told the tale:
.The dog died on the spot"
Summer will soon be DER.
Fresh bologna at Bakers.
Get your sliced ham at Bakers.
Another fine rain Thursday morning.
Those making final proof now are
staying.
The Capital has Wa-Keeney CORES
and good one too.
George Young, of Gibson, called to
see us last Monday.
Geo. I. Verbeck goes to New York
next week on visit.
About eight car loads of wheat We
shipped out this week.
Miss Dana spent Sunday with Miss
Carrie Davis in the country.
We never knew politics 80 quiet In
Trego county as at present.
-C.M. Brown, of the Downer neighb
hood, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. B. Mapes, of Ogallah, attended
the contest last Saturday evening.
F. s. Diebold will pay the highest
market price for all kinds OF grain.
Step ladder corn is positive reality
with us this year. -Rooks Co.:.tty Record
-Benedict's ice cream and lemonade
cannot be beaten in the state of Kansas.
.:,.-Commissioner CIPHER Enormously
spelled Cipher was in town last Satur-
day.
Hon. W. f. King was in town Satur-
day night and attended the silver medal
contest.
DIR B. T. Morgan has been nominated
for coroner by the republicans of Riley
County.
County Commissioner G. 81. Neff was
fransacting business in the county sc
last Monday.
Hon. Hill P. Wilson and Geo. Phil
lips, visited their respective families III
Hays City over Sunday.
The Missouri papers announce an
abundant hickory nut crop this year.
We sometimes regret leaving Missouri.
There will be pres hing at the Bap-
list church next Sunday morning and
evening by Rev. Walker. All are invited.
Mrs. s. J. Osborn and children left
Friday morning, for Salina, where the
children will attend school the coming
year.
David Alloway sent us beet which
weighs 1921 pounds, and radish which
weighs exactly three pounds and six
ounces.
w. II. Palmer and J. w. Cowden, of
Ogallah, perambulated our streets last
Saturday and Mr.. Cowden attended the
contest in the evening.
"A full and complete line of men and
boys clothing just received; and will
make prices to suit all who come.
H. SCHULTZ.
We are obliged to s. vretary of Stat,
William Higgins, for the official directory
of the State of Kansas for 1891. It is a
very handy document to have lying
around for reference.
We have a sample of plums from
Judge Osborn's, grown on trees OF two
years growth that cannot he excelled.
We do not know the variety, but they are
very large and very fine.
We are informed by the officials of
the land Office that there is considerable
improvement in business by way of con-
testing. This is the best evidence that
lands are considered valuable.
This is not the only WORLD in Kansas.
There is the Hiawatha World and the
Pittsburg Worid both published in the
extreme eastern part of the State. Ours
is the only WESTERN KANSAS WORLD as
as its name indicates.
Hon w. Il. Mcbride, state insur-
ance commissioner, had business in Wa
Keeney last Monday and made us a very
pleasant call. We have frequently met
Mr. McRride in a hnsipees md coo;oI