The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-16


ing from hydrOphObia.
The Medicine Lodge sugar works
have begun operations.
Atchison pays $2.75 per ton for co al
or the use OF the schools.
Highland university has u new pres.
ldent, Professor Densminger.
An Ottawa nursery has sold So, POO
worth OF fruit trees in one county.
1t is said that dynamite is being
used in the Walnut river to kill fish.
The attendance at the opening Of
Baker university last week was 900.
Atchison will soon have Touring
mill with daily capacity Of GOO bar
rels.
Wa-Keeney is TO have grand har.
vest home camp gathering in the near
future,
Barton county has farmer who has
sod corn that will give tlfty bushels TO
the acre.
The long evenings are surely com
ing. Chautauqua clubs are organizing
all over the state,
At twenty-five bushels to the acre
Mcpherson county will have over
1000 600 bushels OF corn,
Miss Morgan, who lived four miles
south of HoltOn, fell dead one evening
last week. She was 81 years old.
The only defaultlng treasurer Kansas
ever had, Samuel Lappin, died last
month in the state OF Washington
The papers all over the state are
now telling about the fine specimens
Of corn brought to town by the farm
srs.
The sheriff Of Clay county has or
1ered two Texas bIO0dhOunds TO help
him guard the tumble down Jail at
Centre.
HiawNtha is economizing, Instead
Of having the ordinances published it
has the clerk write ont the copies and
post them up.
There Is Il famine Of small change in
Minneapolis The manager Of the
merry-go-round gets it all and is send
ing II out of town at,the rate Of $40 u
day.
A girl with more patriotism than
good taste appeared on the streets OF
Westphalia the other day with Stand
up for Kansas" embroidered on her
5uspenders.
The Salinn Republican expresses the
fear that the city will some day have
TO pny heavy damages for some one
may be lost in the weeds allowed to
grow in that city.
have first clnss newspaper plant,
and desire to establish u paper in a
good live town. Persons Interested
will please address, Publisher, Box
1903, Lincoln, Neb,
Several Of the m embers Of the La.
dies ball club that is starring through
the state struck at Hutchinson the
other day because three 'scab' players
had been taken into the club.
Concordia is the city last on tho list
OF Kansas towns to support n Kceley
institute. The neamess Of that NUM-
cipality to Nebraska warrants the loca-
ton OF such school there.
Levi Harris, II railroad brakeman,
was shot by Harlan Lowe, % railroad
laborer, on the Rock Island passenger
train near Kansas City lie was taken
to Topeka, whore he died. The cause
Of the shooting was an old feud.
In the 4-year-old PAGER, Dandy 0.
Kansas thinks she has the best side
wheeler OF his age in the world Last
Monday at Hoton he paced mile in
2:124 Saturday he will be sent to
beat the worlds 4-yeur-old record OF
2:l2.
Cimmaron New West; Wheat rails.
ing will be the rule in this region.
Down in Beaver county, in tho neutral
strip, heavy acreage OF wheat and
rye will be put in this fall, the farm
ers having become convinced that small
grain is success there.
The Northwestern Veterans associa.
lion, which includes thirteen counties
comprising the Thirty ninth senatorial
district held its seventh annual re-
union ut Goodland, Sherman county,
Sept. 5, 6, and Z. 1t was in point Of
numbers, in spirit and enthusiasm, q
great success.
The cattle which caused the out.
break OF Spanish fever among Lyou
county stock have been put in the
hands of receiver. They will be
shipped to market and the proceed.
held to awnit the result OF the various
damage suits that have been instituted
against the owners.
B. F. Wallace has 100 acre farm
In Jewel county that has yielded in tn
aggregate 100 bushels OF wheat pc
acre for the past four years, and ha
brought on an average as cents pc
bushel, or $1,000 for the 10, 900 bush
els.
A visit to Ports vineyard, Just ives
OF Beloit, presents busy scene. Mr.
a.. L. Taylor has charge Of picking an,
dispos'ny " the crop OF ter aeres
which vii am1unl 20 tvonty tons Of o