The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-03
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et aoain MONDAY.


day.
Low prices and good goods at Hess
hardware.
George Hess keeps the farmers'hard-
ware store.
Camille Jupe now runs the sprink-
ling wagon.
Rooms to rent over Sharp's store
B. F. Brown.
Miss Molly O'Brien is sick with ty-
phOid fever.
Albert Shelley was over from the
line Monday.
E. F. Murphy returned from trip to
Omaha Friday.
The band boys had their pictures
taken Monday.
Parson Stewart was up from Ken
sington Monday.
The excursionists left for the irriga-
ting trip Monday.
T. G. Baldwin, the grocery man, was
in the city Friday.
T. j. Halstead is back from a trip to
Colorado Springs.
E. A. Douglas returned from the
west Sunday night.
A nice gentle rain began falling
Thursday morning.
Born, to E. E. DonIy and wife, a
daughter, Wednesday.
@. w. Smith returned Friday from a
trip to the mountains.
Everything in the hardware line at
George Hess hardware.
@. e. Swarts leaves next week for a
trip through eastern Kansas.
Engineer Jim Griffin has returned
from a.visit TO Rock Island, Ills.
A. w. Hostetter returned from the
Shriners' meeting at Denver Friday.
Travelingman Wheeler was doing
business with our merchants Tuesday.
The REPUBLIC leads, others follow
Are you on our list? If not, why not?
They were counting the rain god at
Emporia Friday last with good results.
Otto Auer contempIates taking trip
to Europe some time in the hear tu-
ture.
We publish the proposed constitu-
tional amendment in this weeks RE-
PUBLIC.
Engineer Jim Garrett, from the Den
yer and Limon run, was in Goodland
Saturday.
Renella and Breakaway are matched
a 500 stake.
The shops opened Friday. They will
be run at the full capacity and 60
hours week.
Arthur Kahn has a new greyhound
which he is putting in shape for the
courses this fall.
Chase Warmers little child died Fri
day and was buried Saturday in the
GoodIand cemetery.
If you desire to sell. buy or trade
your land write Don Carlos q Son 1222
.. street Lincoln, Neb.
Lightning killed a fine mare and
colt Monday night for Newton Wells,
10 miles southwest of town.
The pay car finally arrived in Good
land Thursday, much to the relief of
many who were out of funds.
Pete Robideoux came up from Wal
lace county Tuesday and took in the
Garden City irrigation excursion.
f. G. Prichard has returned from
Chicago, where he has been for some
time receiving medical treatment.
Frank Holland was at Pueblo taking
the mineral baths for his health, which
has been poor for some time, last week.
The partnership between Swarts q
Penn has been dissolved, Mr.. Penn be-
ing now sole owner of the butcher
shop.
The Goodland ball team is practic-
ing for their match game with the
Colby team on the Colby grounds
Aug. H.
l. j. Reed brought in some fine heads
of caulitiower Monday, which he had
raised on his irrigated gardens on the
Smoky.
Mrs. H. z. Bayly, who has been visit
ing here several weeks, left Thursday
morning for Fairfield, Neb., to visit
her sister.
No gripping, no nausea, no pain, when
De Wits Little Early RlSers are taken.
Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill.-Ennis
& Walker.
Miss Alice Stewart returned from
Emporia Saturday morning where she
has been studying the latest kinder
garten work.
The Ruleton ball team passed
through Goodland Wednesday enroute
overland for Colby where they played
ball Thursday.
Professors Morgan and Bruce paid
The REPUBLIC a pleasant visit Monday.
They report the institute a success
with about 40 enrolled.
Dr. Smith returned from COLORADO
Friday morning where he had been
taking the waters for his health. He
returned much improved.
G. c.. Redding returned Saturday
from visit to Kansas City and St.
Joe. He commenced work in the rail
road shops again Monday.
The shop whistle which calls the
back shop boys to work for 10 hours,
makes them feel their best even if they
do have to rise with the sun.
Elder Decker lectured on the ''Hor-
rors of Andersonville Prison" at the
Christian church last Friday night. a
good house was in attendance.
The Palace hotel has closed for the
summer. Mr.. Walters has gone to
Denver in search of some more profit
able point for the hotel business.
Lou Mccormick returned from Den
yer Friday where he has been for some
weeks undergoing a course of treat
ment for some internal difficulty
A little son of J. J. Rick at Good
land, bit himself with a rattlesnake
last Thursday. The boy then enjoyed
his first drunk.-Hays City Sentinel.
George Kroder of st. Joseph, was