The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-29
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D. NaE I>-lt- ] Ua- an immigrant 10
-tl. uff.-a Stale q America. and com
u1aH-.-- tanning a. d tl-,-I brs al thu, age
~ s--s-Ir-.aI lr Randolph county. in th..
.-r-s- -ss'. ~ IIupls During that and
-iss 1ssE. -arr'---.ilIlc s'-ars ! Nas attracted
frE r'a- --sts-.= 90 ttr- struggles guing on
OF rf,- r.ssl I----p-, & Kansas. and re-
-.e-. st.-.r. D s..-ssaul. & a,e would -
rts--- r q rrata ----a,-h Inrn.y enough
1aEs=a..- r. =. varl.
f-rFa. -a-E nov great deal about
HH-l --l1s-- and DID, duali u Il hard times
1rs &C. many as1- to-, have either for
CO. .- n.-Er- kn-E ANYTHING about
tls-a r.ra--. The lat.p-lils, man. the farm
- $50 I'D any cr-resI.unisnce. Who
-as--l ul1--s ssD ..u-h - pay has postage.
- al1-- Es- -sE--- Eas fortunate indeed
a. stla- g---ln.5 - GUY cuuutry's history.
Hon.. . - mgs-E t. work. aud in
Ma - t1s a.. Robert Muir and
urs---l' r-,s-ts- WIth William Muir. Who
I'D t--gE O. ~zl-ua the wear previous.
szz-f--G e. - lIla- We came by the Mis-
So --g--- Q Iszsyer u u-th. thence 20 Sa-
lzta ul-. -ssE.r 3 the Way q Lawrence
std ttls ord rs----:1-Ial rad. Shirh road.
! t.s-bsz- 81 entirely ubiItersied- When
a. l-au--u1s We acre advised 20 90 no
fu--is-- - q, sas vs-y dpabiful IL any
r-ags ~-aii -r'v is.do any good even
- "a - 49, sfther.. but Ne Eere going
49, and -tllsus,f: ~e kneU what ne we're
st-1G- HAD Z nsi l.een Tor the disagree
Htss=ssr~s - ;;5@ and iurinc the eight DAYS
sslai e I'ss :" -; t"ths place where Sa-
ma nrE siauis- cur trip would have
i---r utE--- F,iezSaut- !; Was a beautiful
AEs-I- uir'-ulr-- however. when We got 10
49, Elll sa-re the cemetery noW l. and
.a-ss-5 over 90 the Smoky Hill and Sa-
i1u- va-..-ys- and I thought surely this is
-tBs Fr-rszi - land
W ha5 t=>-1 ;pi3 repeatedly il was no
- q trZIrJc e. rr1p any s~ay out that
Ia 90 ~ >upky Hill river: II never
-aIu-l srs- = 4 did s;a-t 60 grow the bot
SID-s would $40 burn Il up We con
fs=~ . t--luE Somewhat discouraged BY
1h-lr zs-,s--lrsDs rvg--sis,ii, dInnei at us
Boz sileu Us -; down INTO the valleys
t-.s-s So sylisDo-s q rainfall Where
IN. E--EBHus yssris growth e grass had
nc ts--- burned a Il VAS - thick and
ts=avy -fla- Z AS almost impossible for
mar af-E g. - through H. This vas
szr--s e n0i--'l. s'cu- and the rain must
nave ta.s-r here the past summer. and IL
r rzs~-1 - uurh grass Il would surely
900 Gu and al-a- s.So. But Ne were
youaE and ~--ElE- and 4 We could not
EIzsss r. ne rHGli - fsIi a. We came in.
s,ld - aslr-.-~ see here 49, had c1mpanS.
Ne s,~-1ge-,=i day ~ :, after our ar
-Ivai f,sai Ia---T.t CrUEthrr. Who had i'm
usslrzf.i ti-a year i-zfere. had brought a
fss iUs,pris = uheaI. and planted some
~ d 90 the clam q Robert Crawford.
=tlcf - nov a F-uaiineut portion q the
CT. a SAUNA It, growth Vas watched
Eith considerable interest during the
sezssn- and ~ Te!sioed that Il maiured
slrlghL l. Was tseneseo White. aud
zzs - fiBe a. ever saw. Wheat would
g-O~ herr that was sure thing. Corn
WINS iItiie Sas planted. made a good
cop the year before. - that the predic-
ri0-k 20 cur eastern friends were not good.
- lar - this section Was Concerned
Bri the question again Was if We did
grU~ s-beat and corn xhsi we're We TO do
with n We could at least have bread