The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-22
TOWN TALK.

Today is the last day to register.
Go to George Hess for hardware.
Tuesday was typical March day.
All kinds Of garden seed at Books.
DR.. Thomas extracts teeth without
pain.
Frank TuthiIl is working for J. B.
Penn.
The weather was very pleasant yes
terday.
Commissioner 0. M. Fee was in town
Monday,
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.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstracter and
insurance.
P. I, Lancaster has rented the Frank
Amet ranch.
Mrs. A. B. Montgomery is visiting in
Boulder, Colo.
A. Winn of Kanorado, was in Good
land yesterday.
w. +. Boyce was down from st.
Francis Sunday.
Pete Roubiaoux was up from Wallace
county yesterday.
A dancewas given at Lutte Shocks
Saturday evening.
Charley Weber has closed oA bis
stock of groceries,
Commissioner George Austin was in
the city Wednesday.
Bill Henry is butchering for the c..
SwaFts meat market.
Brooks Irione returned from Colo
RADIO Springs Tuesday,
The Goodland Military band is prae.
ticiDg a military drill.
The mint at Carson is short S8O,000in
refined gold and silver.
The Hon. Fred Yearick was in from
LaBlanche Wednesday.
Everything III the hardware line at
iicOrge Hess hardware.
The weather prohets predict storms
for the last of the month.
The Kahn brothers have opened their
new store i'll Sedalia, Mo.
For handmade harness go to j. W.
Book. All work guaranteed.
For nursery stock of all kinds see v.
W. Goodrich, GOOdIand, Kan.
Charles 0'Brien will pay the highest
cash market price for good butter.
Mrs. Dick Hanlin, who has been very
sick for some time, is reported better
Frank wager of Antwerp, o., is work
ing iii the George Wilkins barber shop.
Hon. T. Ii. Smith and M. B. Tomblin
came III from Topeka last Friday noon.
Ennis & Walker got in car of bar.
ley yesterday. 1t is TO be FUSED for seed.
The q. A. Il. received a carload of re-
lief from the state organization Mon
day.
Martin Wenger has papered the
Kahn building, which will be occupied
by Sharp.
NJ. &. Sharp moved in his new store
room on Boulevard and Ninth street
this week.
Bob Chorn has returned from Boul-
der, Colo, where he has been working
ali winter.
j. NJ. Jordan left Sunday night for
st. Joseph. for couple Of weeks visit
to friends.
Shamrocks aud green ribbon were
plenty Sunday in honor of Ireland's
patron saint.
At Walton, Kau., the other day a
church festival was postponed on ac-
count of dance.
George R. Caldwell, correspondent
OF The Rocky Mountain News, was il
the city Tuesday.
New 4-room house to rentin south
part OF town, Reasonable rental. In
quire at this Office.
John Butts and family have returned
from Colorado Springs where they
have been all winter,
A. E. Mass will half sole mems shoes
for 90 cents and ladies' for 40 cents, and
guarantee the work.
NJ. B. rombiin left for Topeka We'd
nesdsy night to attend a meeting of
the board OF irrigation.
L. A. Hurd reports that the ground
squirrels are out and ready to get in
their work on the corn crop.
The state geologist is authority for
the statement that there is no artesian
water in northwestern Kansas.
The store house in the rear of the
Kahn building, soon to be occupied by
Mr. Sharp, has been completed.
The Walter A. Wood Harvester COM
paAy of Minneapolis, him.. went into
tbs hands of a receiver tuesday.
aDam the draws and hold your
water" was the way a Colby man
started in on an irrigation speech.
B. +. Brown left for Denver Wednes-
day night ia response TO u telegram an
Houncing the illness of his mother.
Eggs reached the bottom Saturday.
The market closed at 8 cents per dozen.
Batter also reached the same mark.
4 nice little snap, IN the way of basi-
nss8, came to the sheriff OF Monroe
county, Minn. He followed a man 5000
miles 70 arrest him for stealing a $40
bicycle. After spending 81, 100 hecaught
The s1so and 9acoFeIed the wheel