The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-13

n. W. Benson of st. Francis, Kas., was in
Goodland Monday.
Hen. Tully Scott of Oberlin, Kas., was in
GoodlAnd Monday.
Fred Deal of st. Francis, Kss., was In
Goodland Saturday.
Coal lasts longer with theidoors locked; so
says 4. p. Leonard.
W. j. Yates of Burlington, Col, was in
the city Wednesday.
The first snow of the season in this
loo alIty fell on Thursday.
z. B. Newman of Melton, Ind, was guest
at the Palace Wednesday.
H. w. vamon of sedalia, Mo-, was regis
tered at the Palace Wednesday.
D. Il. Minnich Of Arlcaree City, Col,
was in the city Of GOodland on Monday.
Frank 8. Alert of Grand Island, Nsb..
was registered at the Palace Wednesday.
C. W. Chapman of Denver, Col, was
guest at the Palace hotel on W edncsday.
Sheriff elect Kemp, sold S96S worth of
broom corn on Thursday to W. L. Thomp-
son.
C. G. Cummings. st. Joe travelling man,
was doing business with our merchants this
week.
Thomas ]. Foster of the firm Of the Foster
Lumber company was IN GOodland this
week.
G. J. Markham was released from jail on
Saturday and returned to the bosom of his
family.
Mrs. Lou Peebler and Mrs. william
Pardee left Monday night for a visit to
Denver.
J. A. Nye Dought all told about 5000
worth of broom corn while in Sherman
county.
Duck and Fry painters have dissolved
partnership and s. G. Fry continues the
business.
snImp, the clothier, formerly doing bust
ness here, has failed at Colorado Springs, for
large amount.
Mr.. Jansen of Resolas, COL, shipped 10,
600 of sheep over the Rock Island to Jansen
Neb. last week.
N. Rick, living south of Ruleton. raised
this year 2,035 bushels Of wheat and 800
bushels of barley.
Alfred Nelson had cash sale of = stock Of
cattle IN town on Saturday, back of c. P.
RusseIl's stables.
W. L. Thompson, of Brewster, Kas.,
bought about 5000 worth of broom corn
in Goodlsnd last week.
DIR. Frank Smith left Sunday for Iowa
City, Ia, to visit his parents and will be
absent about tez days.
willard Smith Of the Chicago lumber
yard has been quite indisposed and was
threatened with a fever.
B. F. Newell, D. F. Jones and ]. B.
Newell Of hcAllister, Kas., were guests at
the Palace hotel on Monday.
PA. Tisdsl, A. P. Cummach, F. Brem-
mington, A. Z. Beck and Charles z. Yates, |
all Of Juqua, KAs., were in town Wednesday.
w. B. Fritz has recognized the value
TIE REPUBLIC a. an advertising medium |
and Is, therefore, one Of OR many patrons. |
The ladies of the Congregational church |
will give an oyster supper in the building |
south Of Smiths drug stOrs On Friday even
ing.
A. B. Montgomery was appointed by GOV
ernor Humphrey a. = delegate TO attend the /
mining congress to be held in Denver next
week.
Charles Davis an old time resident Of /
Goodland, but now Of Denver, stopped over
one day this week eLrOute for eastern Eeb-
raska.
The elections are now over and PeOpie are
now settling down TO business. The demo-
Gratis seem TO have more to comfort and
encourage them than usual.
law suit was tried before Esquire Whit
more Saturday. The case was William
Kuhrt vs. John A. Anderson for rent
amount claimed $50, judgement rendered for
szs.
We are having beautiful weather In this
section, while In the states east Of the Miss
lssippi and on the Atlantic sea. board the
weather has been bad; snow falling even in
Virginia
GeOrgs W GoOdsOs, ". y. Beam sr. r
AoGcnigals and DR.. Beaver were up from
Colby Monday in attendance st the meeting