The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-09

A good team of young horses for sale. En-
quire at this office.
j. NJ. Waters was summoned east to SCI
his wife, who is sick.
The Lyceum Theatre company is holding
fort at the opera house this week.
M. E. Cooke, druggistIat Burlington, Col.
was in the metropolis on Tuesday.
Read Wittelshofer's new ad on editorial
page 1t tells where you can buy cheap.
G. l.. Calvert was at Burlington on Friday
and Saturday of last week on legal business
There will be a change in the Offices or
the Rock Island at this place the first of the
year.
Miss Rosa Young is visiting friends al
GOodland this week.-Phillipsbnrg Dis
patch.
Read the speech of Senator Stewart in this
issue. 1t is worth your study and careful
reading,
A. B. Montgomery went on a visit to
Mankato, Kas., for few days visit Sunday
morning.
Contest case of V. W. Goodrich vs.. Mike
B. Davis was heard before NJ. D. Cuthbert-
son Tuesday.
Gus Joranson of Chicago, ILL.,, was here
this week repairing the Commercial COM
pany's gas engine.
Fred Fowerdev is az Sharon Springs
with his race horses. He is going to keep
them there this winter.
| A. W. HOstetter returned from the meet
ing of the Shrine at Salina on Tuesday. He
reports pleasant time.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union ladies of this city will edit a column
in THE REPUBLIC soon.
Rev. Cox of Colby, preached last Sunday
at the Methodist church. Those attending
speak highly of the sermons.
THE REPUBLIC was printed this week on
our new PrOuty press. 1t is the first power
press used in the county.
THE REPUBLIC would like some more
correspondents from the country, Let some
smart boy or girl try their hand.
A hearing of the contest case of w. G.
Brown VS.. Lucian P. Darrell was heard be-
fore NJ. D. Cuthbertson on Tuesday.
II. b. Barr of st. Francis, Kas., was in
Goodand Friday. He was formerly EN-
ployed as compositor on the Rustler.
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S. A. Valance, the Englishman who re-
Gently arrived here from Europe, is work.
ing in the Rock Island machine shops.
If you want all the local news and the
official county news subscribe for THE RE-
PUBLIC, it is the county official paper.
There will be christmas entertainment
and christmas tree at the Methodist church
in Goodland, Monday evening, December 20.
L. j. Willitts and wife Of st. Francis,
were down to Goodland last Thursday.
Mr.. Willis was elected representative this
fall.
DR.. Thomas, the Goodland dentist, has
done a good business in St. Francis this
week. He does good work.-St. Francis
Rustler
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M n DntbIovtco,, n 7 IaF
Thursday night on trip to Oberlin on
land business. They will be absent for a
day or two.
G. w. Myers of La Coma. Ia, is new
arrival in Sherman county. He thinks OF
locating in the county and is well pleased
with the country.
Born-to G. Tharp and wife, on Monday
a daughter Mr.. Thrap was prom oted
to conductor Sunday and was presented
with daughter Monday.
William Mitchell left Tuesday for visit
to Missouri. He will be absent for several
weeks. Mr.. Mitchell resides in Grant town
ship and is good farmer.
A. Bartlett of Colorado Springs, is the
new blacksmith working for Peter Baker.
He is a good horse sheer and has worked for
years on wagon shop work.
Mr. Hitchcock, probate Judge Of Thomas
county was in the metropolis Tuesday and
called. at these headquarters. He reports
Thomas county Furnishing
There was dance at the residence of J.
ID. Cullins, living southeast Of town on Fri
day evening. Several young folks from
Goodland were in attendance.
There will be christmas entertainment
and christmas tree at the Ruleton school
house on Saturday evening, December "a. |
All are cordially invited to attend.
On Tuesday at the residence of Moses
Metheeny, Charles t. Appegate was mar
rled to Miss Louisa Price, both of Goodland,
Probate Judge Umbarger officiating.
Goodland's far name will be furnished II
things keep going as they have for a couple J