Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-06-18

l.. B. Coss, of Clarence townships
says, cit is true you do not need any
repairs for the Hodge header" but in
case of necessity we can furnish them.
The GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Geo. n. Moses and G. Samuels are
in the wheat business somewhat them
selves. They bought fields of wormy
variety at 81 an acre. We will watch
with interest the outcome of their
speculation.
The Great Bend Implement Co.
sells the easy running durable Hodge
Headers. IT MAKES NO FALSE PRE-
TENSE. Come and see it.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Cliff Van Pelt, who has been in the
mountains of the west for the last two
years or so, returned home to Great
Bend the first of the week We would
like to see Cliff settle down here for
good.
AS I am going to quit business, and
must have outstanding accounts settled
up, it will be we'll for those owing me
to call Immediately and save costs.
LEO. w. RosENFELD.
Police Judge Corbin had the second
case during his term Of office before
him last week; two young men were
"pulled" for disturbing the peace of
those attending the glass blowing
show.
Notwithstanding the worms, pests,
rust, flies, chinch bugs and all that,
Barton county bids fair to lead all
other counties in the state in the num-
Der Of bushels Of wheat harvested in
1891.
Come and see our new improved
Mccormick and Buckeye Binders and
Mowers, Q. Altman and Advance
threshers, with self feeder attached.
THE GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
If all persons could manage so as
to be in shape to hold one years crop
for at least six months, there would
be much less gambling on wheat done
at the gambling centers Chicago and
St. Louis
A look through the Lick telescope
discovers the fact that one of Jupiter's
moons is >double. Any Missouri
joint can furnish glasses that will
make everything from lamp posts to
trouble look double at glance.
Lewis Crosby, of Michigan came in
Monday on visit to John Armstrong,
north east of town. He was here
several years ago, and says he notices
wonderful change in the appearance
of the county in that time.
Would you be happy? IF so, go to
Sterett's cash bargain store for any
kind Of house furnishings, or useful
articles, His low prices will surprise
as we'll as please you. South Main
street, opposite Grand Central Hotel.
The Barton county normal institute
will open ON July 9th. Prof. H. n.
Gaines will be one of the instructors.
AS Prof. Gaines is one of the best ECU.
Gators in the west the attendance on
the county normal ought to be large.
Captain Hirst, of Kansas City, who
has large cattle ranch III New Mex
leo and has a number of cattle win
tered in this county, was in the city
Saturday. He reports his stock as
having come through the winter in
good shape.
VIM. Rearick, from near Verbeck,
was in the city Saturday last on court
business. He said there was very little
wheat hurt in his vicinity up to that
time, and thought that splendid crop
would be harvested in the north parl
of the county.
Hoisington's base ball team is getting
up "rep." After cleaning out the
Rush county ball players it had &
round with Russell's team. last Wed.
nesday, and in score of 8 to again
came off victorious. Garry the ews to
Cone, of the Lacrosse Chieftian.
j. &. Gwinn returned Friday morn
ing from the Pacific coas. where h,
has been ON tour of sight seeing fo
some weeks. He reports having seer
lots of country that he would not hav,
as gift, and also. some be liked thu
appearance of better than Kansas.