Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-12-09
Buy your fruit trees Of a home man.

Buy your fruit trees of q home man.
Sexton items unavoidably crowded
out this week.
Wellington Nursery sells home grown
trees cheaper than any one else can sell
them. r. II. Hahn, Agent. 49,
Cook & Palmer do general real es-
tate business and make a speciality Of
renting and looking after farms for
non-resldentS A
Very little of general interest has
been done by the district court since
our last issue. Most of the business
has been foreclosure suits.
Woodward's grocery house. of Sara
toga, Kansas, 10 moving into the build
ing adjoining the postofice. Four wag-
on loads Of goods came in last night.
DR.. Isherwood and wife will return
home to Iowa next week. They have
been here some weeks on a visit to
their son, w. II. sherwood. and their
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Young.
The Judson's Young People Society
met at the hume of the president. Miss
Minnie Langhorst, last evening, and
spent very enjoyable and highly profit
able time. There were over 40 persons
present.
A. n. Houchin has purchased the in
terest Of w. ID. Bronson in the abstract
books and business, and will continue
the business at the old place. Mr..
HOuchin is a careful business man, and
always correct in his abstracts and
other matters.
There will be q coyote hunt on
Christmas day, and everybody should
take part, and bring ali the dogs they
can. The crowd will meet at the resi-
dence Of Capt. G. J. Skeen, at Round
up, aud elect captains and start on the
drive. The meeting should not be Ia
ter than 10 o'clock.
We hope that as many teachers as
possible will attend the association at
Sharon next Saturday. The Sharon
people have earned the reputation Of
showing lively interest In education
al meetings and a pleasant and profita-
BILE time is assured. If you can re-
main for the evening session 80 much
the better.
The handsome music box at Young's
| drug store is only one OF the many at
fractions. Hundreds of valuable and
handsome presents, bought especially
for the holiday trade, are on exhibition.
1t would take too much space to enum-
| crate, but call and see the albums,
toilet sets, perfume cases, toys, and
every imaginable thing designed for
holiday presents. %
Our Touring mill, which had been
idle for some days, owing to broken
wheel, received new wheel last Fri
day. 1t was put in position as soon as
possible, and the mill started to run at
O'Clock, and ran all night, and has
been going ever since. This mill is so
crowed that sometimes grain is piled up
at the door because there is no room for
it inside.
The sound Of Speaker Jim McNeal's
gavel, using an unpublished phrase, was
not ''in it" last Wednesday evening at
the young mems congress, that is to say
as far as noise went. It was the most
interesting meeting since this Simpson
ian body has had a career. and two and
three speakers were on their feet at a
time demanding the Speakers recognl-
ton. The first message of President
T. A. McNeal was delivered by the gen.
tleman in person before the House. 1t
called attention to much that affects the
nations welfare, and urged that imme-
date action be taken to save Fort Dob
son from total annihilation-pointin
out the many inrOads having recently
been cut to the Forts ammunition.
Many other important subjects were
touched on that space Will not permit
US to mention. AS whole it was a
browning effort and was we'll received
By some shrewd parliamentary tactics
the Herr bill was deferred until the next
meeting night for discussion and fol
the final vote. On account of the com
mittee being unable to secure hail fol
tonight, the next regular meeting will
be Friday evening, at the Sherlock hall.