Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-02-03

For Rent-One two room house. APP
ply to Henry burst. 36tf
Bones Wanted-Best price paid. +.
Martin, photographer, Medicine Lodge.
The Hazelton roller mill mas been en-
larged from 100 to $50 barrel capacity
per day.
Mrs. James Mcclure, of Sharon, is
not improving as rapidly as her friends
hoped she would.
The sugar mill will start up Monday.
There will probably be 100000 pounds
Of second sugar made from the strip
now on hand.
Rev. w. A. Cain received telegram,
yesterday, from his wife, telling him
to come to New York. He will leave
this evening or tomorrow.
Our home orchestra is about as good
as the best that travels in this section
of country, yet it was not applauded.
This is not proper recognition of home
talent.
Mrs. A. w. Smith was taken quite
sick at + urch Sunday and had to leave
before l,rYices were over. She was very
sick all Sunday night, but was much
better Iext morning.
{ G. I. McCracken says there are about
40 heaCof stray cattle running at large
/ near hB place, and he wishes those who
AYE lSt cattle would come and look at
I Fhnoa q Thnu nd
JGry.
Mrs. Belle Brown has bought the
stock c millinery from Mrs. Martin,
and vii continue the business at the
old stad. She has already made or
i1ers TO new goods, and will be ready
or buness soon.
A Wrld's Fair meeting Will be held
at the curt house on Wednesday even
ing, Bbruary 10th. Speeches will be
made BIO. b. Hildreth, of Newton, and
Hon. A w. Smith, of Mcpherson. The
farmers especially, are invited to at
tend.
Born, t Sharon on the 26th Of Janu-
airy, tothe wife of Joseph Porter,
girl. Lon Beals is disappointed. He
wanted teach the kid to make Popu-
LIST s1'"ches' and vote the straight
It'd Leon is an uncle to the little
Oh
NJ Stafford, the topographic artist
az Ocal rustler of the KiOwa Journal,
I'd wed the Dillon company here last
y J-dav. Roy says that Dillon is
Sk," but we think he is merely
tIInIg to conceal his admiration for
"fl,xey."
G.. Kennedy was arrested at Shar-
=, bf few days ago, charged with petit
\ fncy. IFS trial was set for Mon
Abut the county attorney could not
aaad, and Aent Leon Beals to prose
tilthe cas- b for him. Mr. DeGeer
GAO Sha4 ION yesterday.
in Prof. Sanborn was here three
v ago, he made an analysis of the
81 N molasses now in the cistern at
d -Igar mill, and stated that 1t con-
& 1!ed 40 per cent. of sugar. Accord
y No this, there will be about 100000
pouAds of sugar to clean up this spring
The1 III will start Monday.
NE fNDSX claimed to have received
S5s. Is on SUBSCRIPTION from the first to
the 18th days Of January. The Cresset
whik was published on the Goth,
claiI ! to have received $54 on subscriD-
ton Gut why does the Cresset add
thaiynae INDEX sent out lot of duns?
WeEl mot aware of a single dun being
sent DE.
A ,lber Of ladies, interested in the
equt hmffrage movement, met at the
Metht.n ist church, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. a. l.. Denton, of Attica, was pres
ent, and was chosen as chairman. Com
mittees were appointed to secure hall,
arrange tor entertainment, and for an
address of welcome. When the speak
ers arrive here on the 9Th of March they
will b. properly received, and due cour-
tesy | Ill be shown them while they re-
mai1
I'd. III March 1st, 1892, the subscrp-
tionPrice of the Alliance Tribune, at
Topdse, Kansas, will be fifty cents
year. The Tribune is a six-column.
eight page Alliance and Peoples party
paperl an out spoken, fearless advocate
of thelreforms demanded by the people
A firtt-class Domestic Sowing Machine
will Zoe awarded as premium to tht
pers0Sl sending in the largest list OF
cash subscriptions on or before Marcel
LIST, 1892 Address, Alliance Tribune
Publishing Co., Topeka, Kansas.
There is some hitch in the removal
of the government seed station to this
place. Mr.. Hinman went to Sterling
and packed everything, and placed 1T
on car, which was to have started
from Sterling on the oath. On the 18th
Mr.. Human received a telegram tell
ing him to let everything stand as II
was, and he telegraphed back that the
goods were on the way to Medicine
Lodge. He has received no word from
Washington since, but has heard from
other sources that the car is side-track-
ed at Nickerson, a little station fifteen
miles southeast of Sterling. If the
matter is left to DR.. Wiley, as 1t is re-
ported that it will be, we have but
little doubt that it will come here.
Hazelton Express: ION Thursday OF
last week, Ed. German returned from a
hunt in the territory, bringing with him
six .deers. Ed. killed four of them in
one day. He has our thanks for quar-
ter Of fawn. I've take this meth
cd Lf notifying newly married people
MOTTO leave wedding cake, intended for
MS, at Herrington's store unless it is
picked, so that it Will not get dry be-
fore they deliver it to us. -. .Robt Fur