The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01


My wife thinks it oceans of fun,
But this is what's breaking my heart:
The machine must be paid for by one.
Town Topics.
Go to George Hess for hardware.
The farmers institute is in session.
All kinds of garden seed at Books.
There was a jack rabbit chase Friday.
Goodland was crowded all day Satur-
day.
BeIoit had two bank failures this
week.
Lee Calvert was down at Norton Sat
urday.
Goodland was in it's shirtsIeeves Sat
urday.
If you need anything in hardware go
to Books
Low prices and good goods at Hess
hardware.
George Hess keeps the farmers'hard-
ware store.
Grace and Bessie Prewitt have gone
to Pueblo, Colo.
Postmas ter Smithie was up from
Edison Wednesday.
Mrs. Dave Null is visiting with her
parents in Denver.
The farmers have been putting in
wheat the past week.
George Green, the traYellingman, was
in the city Wednesday.
Everything in the hardware line at
George Hess hardware.
Barney Aronson of st. Joe, No, was
in the city over Sunday.
J. B. Light and family are on their
way back from Missouri.
For handmade harness go to J. w.
Book. All work guaranteed.
G. H. Lee and others are letting out
considerable seed on shares.
Charles O'Brien will pay the highest
cash market price for good butter.
The relief corps held meeting at
Memorial hall Saturday afternoon.
A. H. Ford is at Lawrence this week
as a delegate to the G. A. R. conYen-
ton
The boys have begun to play base
ball, This is the first sign of real
spring
Miss Eva Mcmillan has returned
from two weeks sOjourn in Logan
county.
Miss Blanche Crooks of Colorado
Springs, is visiting with Mrs. James
Wymore.
John Davis, the Colby lumberman,
was up Tuesday night to take in the
concert.
3. r. Ayres, the Colorado Springs
piano tuner was in GOodland the latter
part of last week.
A. E. Mass will half sole mems shoes
for 90 cents and ladies for 40 cents, and
guarantee the work.
France has passed an embargo on
American beef. The horse market,
however is still open.
Mrs. W. D. Jeffrey left Monday for
Lawrence, Kan, as a delegate to the
Womans Relief Corps.
Farmers are working their wheat
planting apparatus night and day dur
ing this spell of nice weather.
Hon. Jim Fike was up from Colby
Friday, frightening up the hum-drum
OF life by taxing III jack chase.
The Exchange bank reopened Friday
and once more will be numbered among
Goodland's business institutions.
Two trains loaded with potatoes
passed through Goodiand Sunday on
the Rock Island Oh their way east.
1t was a Bird City man who made a
big kick because a sack of aid turned
out to be corn meal instead of flour.
A car of seed wheat has been secured
which will be let out to farmers on the
shares by some of the railroad boys.
The Knights Templars returned
from Saiina Sunday night, where they
attended a meeting Of the Mystic
ShrineFs.
Chauncey Calkins and F. E. Bal
finger OF Norton county, are going to
make Sherman county their. home
hereafter.
have a customer who wants four
quarter sections Of land. Money now
on hand, but land must be eheap.-T.
P. Leonard.
The REPUBLIC prints eight pages this
week to make room for some irFigating
matter which we hope our readers viii
appreciate.
We are forced to decline an article
coming from an anonymous source
which sets forth the Wickedness of the
church social,
Ex- Register Of Deeds Baum and
Postmaster Smith Of Colby, was up to
GoodlaHd Friday N company with the
Hon. James F4ke.
The time has come when it is easier
for a very rich man to go through the
eye Of q needle.than to keep out Of the
United States senate.
Mss Minnie Douglas, who has been
visiting With Mrs. Joseph Mcdowell
for some time, left Tor home in Bur
hngt0ns Colo. Sunday.
George CLARK, who left FOR Missouri
last Iall Is On his way back to Sherman
oougtg TO stay. Tbs eastern climate is
not good for western mea.
JohH Williams and Eiiss Aerie VII
Hanson we're married Monday 10y Pro
base Juege Kent Tire Contracting
fles both reside near kllnk.