The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-12-13
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Thomas P. Leonard, sbstraeter and
Insurance.
Fravelingman shaffer vas in town On
Thursday.
Al. Clark Of Charlotte has gone to
Madeira, Cal
B. B. Tressei Of st. Francis, was in
town Sunday.
W. Nj. Steel of Colorado spEings was
here Tuesday.
J.W. Fisher Of Topeka, was at the
Palace Friday.
". W. Gregory Of Topeka, was il the
city Saturday.
A. johnson, Chicago, Wss at the
Palace Tuesday.
A cold north wind made life miser-
able Wednesday.
John Grier was down from the
Springs Sunday.
Topeka Rroeers are getting in trouble
oyer short weights.
&C. L. Hachenberger Of Burlington
vas here Saturday,
Goodland is the Gretns Green Of
northwest Kansas.
CO. Nourse lands for sale cheap
B.F. Brown, Agent.
James TadIe Of st. Joe vas registered
at the Palace Monday.
The city's finances are picking up
about so and costs each.
Weather Prophet Foster predicts a
cold snap for tomorrow.
The band boys New Years ball viii
be the event Of the season.
S. G. Freeland Of Marion, Kan, was
at the Commercial Tuesday.
The social will soon be raging as
flerceIy as the holiday rafhe.
George and John Green, travelling
men, Sundayed in GoOdland.
For handmade harness go to J. W.
Book. All work guaranteed.
A case of measles has been reported
from the south part Of town.
Arthur Kemp returned from visit
to friends in Bird City Monday.
Mrs. Frank Pritchard was visiting
with Mrs. G. B. Jewell last week.
]. ID. Blake, representing the Topeka
State Journal, was here Saturday.
The water was shut of yesterday at
8 O'Clock and the tank cleaned out.
LIN. Parker and wife of Cheyenne
Wells, Colo, was in the city Monday.
Bill Nye is tempting fate with a
wheel. The doctors are encouraging
him.
Assistant Attorney General Goddard
was in the city Monday on legal bust
ness.
Attorney E. S. Knight returned from
a legal trip to st. Francis Saturday
night.
George Bradley shipped carload of
mich COWS to Kansas City Monday
night.
Judge johnson, the auctioneer at the
Santa Fe sale Tuesday, made $4,000 on
the deal.
A REIMBURSEMENT within two miles
Of Goodland for sale cheap by B. F.
Brown.
See B. F. Brown for insurance, alb
straets, houses to rent, Russell bank
building.
See those samples of tailor made
suits at Dawson Bros. & Co. Fits
guaranteed
A new grocery store is said to be
soon launched upon the mercantile sea
of Goodland.
W. II. Wellmeyer was in the city Sat
urday from St. Francis on his way to
Cripple Creek;
Commence the new year right by
buying a ticket and attending the
band boys ball.
The Arizona Apaches are again on
the war path under the leadership Of
the notorious skid"
The state treasurer is after the seed
wheat money Sherman county will
have to come i'll 2,5l4.
A good foGr-room dwelling house,
convenient to machine shops, for rent
cheap by 3. F. Murphy.
The Santa Fe railroad system was
knocked down at auction sale st Topeka
Tuesday for 100000.
Parties wishing to rent Smith Bros.
lands for next season should call at
onoa y y p-Ovu1 A cont
Secretary Coburn has figured IL out
that the average income for Kansas
farmers is S700 per annum.
Phillips county has a rape case on
its hands. Tt is surprising how wicked
some communities can get.
Hay is selling at s. per ton, but even
at this price it doesn't take long for q
81 horse to eat his head of.
Bank Commissioner Breidentbal was
in the city yesterday on business con-
neGted with the Exchange bank.
Gus Strand has moved upon the
farm just south of the mill which he
lately purchased of Mr.. Kennedy.
D. A. Long was here from Calhsn,
Cole, last week. The creamery at that
place, he says, is making things hum.
I. Ebert of Superior, Neb., was In
Goodland Wednesday negotiating for
the purchase Of the Smith drug store.
E. R. Ayres, the Colorado Springs
piano tuner, was in the city Tuesday
attending to his patrons instruments.
II the United States had IS great q
relative population as Japan it would
have a population Of $50, 10000 people.
Miss Rachel Walker was thrown from
q cart while on her way hoae from her
school last Thursday and her shoulder
disioeated.
Kansas City. Kan, wants to settle
She local prohibition question by NOV
ing the Kansas Missouri Inns q few
miles vest.
The ladies' of the Methodist church
have indefinitely postponed their &c
Cocisl, . advertised for Friday evening,
December Is.
Colby is again suffering from an cpl
demic Of diphtheria. Nothing seems to