The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-10-20

One of the fine pups, owned by A. G.
Bradbury, killed himself last Tuesday
morning by jumping on to the tines of
a pitchfork.
James N. Fike, Phil and George
Troutfetter of Colby. were up to Good
land on Wednesday taking in the
coursing races.
Robert Keller, former resident of
Goodland, but now of Harper, Kan,
was in town this week attending the
coursing meeting.
Fred Webb, who has been working
at the barber trade in Lincoln, Neb.,
was here this week visiting his relatives
who live west of town.
Thomas Greenup returned from the
strip few days ago. He will home
stead awhile and then go to Salina,
Kan, to attend school this winter.
Pastor William g. Klettke, of the
German Lutheran church, will hold a
sermon in the court house Sunday
Nov. 10, in German. All are invited.
J. J. Kicks greyhound, started in a
hundard yards behind a course Tues
day, ran in ahead and picked up the
rabbit as easy as if he was an old timer.
The Gooland Silver Cornet band
gave concert at the Opera House
Thursday night The music was fine
and the concert was largely attended
Teachers examination will be held at
school house in GoodIand on Saturday,
October %, 1893, at o'clock a. m.
J. F. KENNEL, Superintendent.
Judge E. H. Mukaster of Fox Lake,
Wis, who is here this week with four
racers, and acting as judge, will also
act as Judge at the Ieoti and Winfield
meetings.
John Shirley came near getting his
! shoulder bone broken last Saturday.
He was bailing broom corn when a
| heavy iron lever fell and struck him
on the shoulder.
E. H Mukaster of Fox Lake, lost one
of his finest dogs, TouchwOOd, on Tues
day. After running long, hot race he
was picked up and put in the cage
| where he soon died.
William Newton of Harvard, Neb.,
arrived in Goodland on Thursday a.
m. He is the owner of a tree claim IN
Sherman county and expects to prove
up on it while here.
Having purchased the Russell & Don
Carlos abstracts, I have them complete
to date and can give you correct alb
stract to any lot or farm In Sherman
COUNTY,. P. Leonard
Last Tuesday just as R. l. Taylor
slipped the dogs, a. G. Bradbury S
horse became unmanagable and knock
ed Taylor down. Fortunately he sus-
tanned only a few slight bruises.
Hoyt Andrews, W. Il. Brown and E.
S. Knight, Goodland attorneys, went
over to Burlington the first Of the week
to attend court. They were engaged on
both sides of the Robert Clark case.
Mrs. j. E. Duck and children left
Thursday night for the east where they
will visit relatives in Indiana and Ohio
and viii not return until after the
holidays. Ed says he is a widower
now.
a good. clean stock of merchandise
consisting of dry goods, notions, ready
made clothing, ladies' and gents SHOES
, etc, to exchange for clear land. For
further information inquire of E +.
Murphy.
The attendance at the second days
eoursing was very large The rigs and
horsemen extended for about half a
mile across the prairie The chase ex-
tended nearly Is miles northwest OF
Good1and
Found-A 100 pound sack of wheat
I -four. The owner can have the same
by calling and inquiring at this Office
and locating the place where lost and
and proving property also paying foE
this notice.