The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-10-06
E. w. Stewart of THE Republic force

E. w. Stewart of The REPUBLIC force,
returned Tuesday morning from few
days visit at Colorado Springs.
Jerry Coffin has moved his restau-
rant into the building one door north of
the one he formerly occupied.
Dawson Bros. & Co. have received
new stock of goods. They have an ad
in this issue of THE REPUBLIC. Read 1t.
Conductor j. M. Cox has returned
from Limon, where he has been run
ming passenger from Limon to Pueblo.
E. Thorson shipped a car load of
hogs on Tuesday night and cattle on
Monday and Wednesday to Kansas
City, Mo.
The Australian ballot law appears in
this issue of THE REPUBLIC, and you
should preserve this copy for future
reference. 60.
The Goodland Building and Loan as
sociotion held a business meeting in
the Sherman County bank on Wednes-
day night.
The programme for the Peoples
party meetings appears in this issue of
, The REPUBLIC. Preserve this copy for
reference.
The roller mills at Sharon Springs
will buy all the wheat in Sherman
county and will pay from 80 to so cents
per bushel.
Mrs. Heineman of LaBlanche, sold
her farm of 160 acres of land to an Hi
nois man the first of this week, censid-
GRAFTON 81, 100.
We were shown double barrel gun
stock made by Al. Price. It was the
finest piece of wood work in this line
we have ever seen.
George Brown, son-in-law of William
Walter, has accepted a position in the
Rock Island machine shops and will
soon go to work.
Warren Teagarden, a former resident
here, but now of Boulder, Colo, passed
through on No. 6 Tuesday morning on
his way to the worlds fair.
How would it do for the dog killer
to get to work and kill off, say about
six dozen of the worthless ours that
are running all over town?
B. S. Sprague of LaBlanche, bought
first class broom corn bailer of En-
mis- & Walker from a Chicago firm. It
arrived Wednesday morning.
A. w. Hostetter, who has been to the
worlds fair the last three or four weeks,
is back again. He reports having had
fine time. s.se = -''s'~r=<-' -ezsTz
The board of county commissioners
were in session this week beginning
Monday. There was quite a large
amount of business disposed of.
Epworth League at the Methodist
church Sunday at 3 p. m. subject, "The
People of God, their Blessings and Pri-
vilegesn Miss Dora Schen lea Ter.
@. w. MiIlisack,s new store is the
finest brick building in GoodIaRd and
is modern in all its appointments.
One should visit it to appreciate it.
Mr.. William Walters bemones the
loss of his wagon. He left it on his
claim near the Smokey and some one
who needed a wagon has appropriated it.
Mr.. Carter, living near Kanorado.
was in town Wednesday. He says he
has about five ton of extra fine broom
corn which he thinks viii bring him
$40 per ton
Jim Robinson, the ex-proprietor of
Hotel Palace, accompanied by his wife
and son Willie and Jake Hunter. left
Saturday night for their old home In
Detroit, Mich.
James Heron and wife left for their
home in Lincoln, Neb., Saturday night,
after visit here for three weeks Mr.
Heron IS foreman of the Lincoln Daily
Stock Dealer
"BiH Nye, Or @. Wilkins is now a
hOmesteader in Sherman county, hav-
ing purchased REIMBURSEMENT Of