The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Scott viii Trade Flour For
Your Wheat.

E. j. Scott has moved from the j. q.
Bourne residence to his own property
in the west part Of town.
The prairie schooner is getting as
thick as in early days. All going west
to the irrigated districts.
The chief of police at AtchisOn has
recognized the new woman by appoint
ing 10 lady detectives for circus day.
Jerry Coffin is again around after
being confined to his bed over six
weeks with bad attack of lumbago.
J. J. Warmer has some new summer
suitings that can be made into the
neatest suits for S2j to $50. See him.
AL. Drummond, formerly connected
with the Dark Horse of this city. is
travelling for the Topeka Paper Com
pany,
Mr.. 0. c. Dawson, formerly of this
city, but now of Belle Plains, Kan, is
visiting this week with his sons, Ed
and Fred.
Il has been so long since GoOdland
has given a dance that the "caller" has
forgotten all the changes but "Old Dan
Tucker"
The Cheyenne county Populists re-
cOgnized the new woman by nominal
ing DR.. Mary Williams for the office of
coroner.
The bloated miIlionaires of Chicago
own $1,000 worth of diamonds and S7f
worth Of silver plate according to the
assessors returns.
The Cullins family have returned
from Missouri, satisfied that a Sher.
man county farm beats anything to be
had in the east.
A good many Kansas towns are adj
Opting the cuTfew, compelling child
rem under a certain age TO go home at
seasOnable hours.
The Goodland and Phillipsburg ball
teams are matched to play a series of
three games for S25 d game. The games
viii be played at the burg.
A party OF five Cloud county men
passed through GOodland Sunday in d
prairie schooner enrOute to Cripple
Greek, Colo, in search OF work.
The Sherman county Sunday school
convention was held at the Christian
church last Friday and Saturday. 4
very interesting session was had.
As TIE REPUBLIC goes to press the
courthouse officials and the Sherman
County bank force are playing the
hottest game Of ball Of the season.
Rawlins county people are making a
howl over the third crop failure for
that county ia the past three years.
They should move over into Sherman.
Last Friday a remnant Of the Good
land first and second mines played the
RuletOn team on the home grounds.
The result of the nine innings showed
the score to be 81 to 80, in Go0dland's
favor.
The wife Of Charley Irwin. the
macbinist, arrived In GOodIand Mon
day night from McCook, Neb. Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin viii make this their future
home.
Frank Carlson brought in a wagon
load Of water melons Tuesday. He
remembered THE REPUBLIC with two
fine specimens for which be has our
thanks.
/ ". A. Sexson, AIrs. Simon Kemp aud
Mrs. ". W. Gardner left Monday for
Windsor; HIS, in response to q tele-
gram informing them that their father
was very sick and not expected to live
/ j. II. Hiatt of aurora, Neb., was in
the city the first Of the week. Sir.
Hiatt was one of the early settlers Of
Sherman county, aud still owns a
quarter Just south Of town aud one ia
/ the north part Of the county.
I j. ". Kuhn OF Mortified, is soon to
irsmoyo TO Beatrice. Aeb., he having
scid his Sherman county property to
eastern parties. His personal property
such as live stock, farming tools and
+ household tgrIitEre vii he sold a.