The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-01-27
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$4,000 bushels of this wheat and about
the same amount OF corn which he has
in cribs for sale. His wheat tested
613 pounds to the bushel and he got
the top of the market.
There will be parlor musical and
church social at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. DonCarlos on Friday
evening of this week. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
The county alliance met Saturday
January 81, persuant to a call and
adjourned to meet February 4. A full
delegation is requested from each sub
alliance to elect officers for the coming
year.
Brooks Irione is building four room
house on his farm north of town. He
missed fifty bushels of wheat Friday
night, but he says he has the man
spotted, but what was the original
color of his hair we did not learn.
Mike Quinn of Flagler. Colo, was
in town the first of the week. He is
RAINING section near Flagler He
is an old timer in this county having
helped build the Rock Island into
Goodland.
Mrs. F. B. Whitehead of Shoshone,
Idaho. arrived in Goodland Sunday.
She is a sister-in-law of j. j. Warmer
and H L. Rhodes She intends to
locate here and grow up with oul
beautiful country.
j. S. Flannigan had the misfortune
of having his ankle sprained Saturday
night which has nearly laid him ur
for few days. One of the Palace
hotel dining room grls was the cause
of his overthrow.
A. L. Stingar purchased the old
school building now located on East
Eleventh stl eet of Thomas P. Leonard,
last week. He will fit it up as a resi-
dence fiat and rent the premises tc
families.
Cliff Brown was advised by Sheriff
Kemp tuesday night that it would be
L - ho Snr
home or he would accommodate him
with lodging in the county Jail. He
took the hint.
H. f. DonCarlos has purchased the
full set of abstracts to Sherman county
formerly owned by Russell & Don.
Carlos, and has moved his real estate
Office into the building formerly occu.
pied by Warmer, the tailor.
Frank Robinson has been slightly
on the limp for the past few days,
caused by plank falling across the
instep of his right walker. He, how
ever, is open for business at the same
old stand, limp or no limp.
A letter from Hon F. E. Yearick,
dated Topeka. Jan. %. announces
the election of Judge John A. Mar
tin, by the combined vote of the
populists and democrats, as United
States. Senator, he having received
Sc votes.
Mrs: Aaron Wittelshoffer and hel
brother, Mr.. E. Hirchhorn, left Thurs
dry night for the East Aaron Witt.
elshoffer will follow in about a week
and joining his wife in st. Louis, they
will take trip to Montgomery, Ala.
bama.
7. R. Roupe expects his household
goods here this week from Marshall
town, Iowa. He will bring his wife
from McAllister, Kan. and will settle
on his farm two miles west of towr
and will engage in the imwlement
and buggy business in Goodland.
The machinists will hold a grand
masquerade ball on the evening of ST
Valentines day at the opera house
Costumes will be furnished by cos.
tuner of Denver and all orders should
be in by February z. Leave orders al
Ennis & Walkers drug store.
The Catholic church held a fair al
the opera house on the evenings o.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
The entertainment was to raise money
to forward church improvement. A
good many people attended and s
large sum of money was raised.
There was a rabbit hunt Saturday
on the line between Sherman and
Cheyenne counties. The stake wa.
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