The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
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Spring Is here in good earnest.
Go to George Hess for hardware.
All kinds Of garden seed at Books
DR.. Thomas extracts teeth without /
pain.
It is reported that ]. ". Hedges is
dead.
A. Anterior has returned from Okla |
hOma.
Bruce Niles returned last week from |
the east.
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, sbstrscter snd
Insurance.
G. v. GoOdsOe of Colby, was in the
city Friday.
Travellingman ssibert Was in town
Wednesday.
Cass HOgeboom returned last week
from the east.
Mrs. John Campbell has returned
from Oklahoma.
Pure hog fat lard at J. B. PENIS lOI
cents per pound.
Charley Rule vas over from Kan
orsdo Wednesday.
The "alcohol" dance is flourishing
like green bay tree.
A sright smart" would be given FOR
about l0-hOurs rain.
J. J. Finnegan Of Cheyenne county,
was III town Saturday.
Sherman county has $50 irrigation
plsnts.-Colby Tribune.
Everything in the hardware line at
George Hess hardware.
Charley Rhodes came back from
Olathe, Kan, Saturday.
W. J. Craft is going to Roswell to
open up lunch counter.
For handmade harness 60 to J. w.
Book. ali work guaranteed.
For nursery stock of all kinds see V.
W. Goodrich, GOodland, Kan.
The TOmblin pumping plant is near
ly ready for the seasons work.
Try J. B. PENIS home cured hams,
1913 cents per pound. They are flns.
The only place in town to get choice
meslfed beef is at ]. B. Penn's.
slope, eternal, would spring much
livelieF if little rain would fall.
Charles O'Brien will pay the highest
cash market price for good butter.
The notice of tax deed will be found
elsewhere in this issue of TIE Re-
PUBLIC.
Thrall & Null opened up their cloth.
ing store in the WittelShofer building
Saturday.
Four cents per pound is what the
Iowa farmer received for his butter
last week.
! D. Hurd OF Washington county, Nsb.,
a brother of F. A. Hurd, is visiting him
this week.
J. F. Hanlin left for Peyton, Colo,
Tuesday to put in a crop on his ranch
near there.
Monty was out to Cripple Creek the
| first of the week looking after his min
ing interests.
New 4-roOm house to rentin south
part of town. Reasonable rental. In
quire at this Office.
A. E. Mass will half sole mems shoes
for % cents and ladies for As cents, and
guarantee the work.
Miss Maude King has returned from
| st. Joseph, and has opened her mil.
linery establishment
Charles Ruckdashel has returned
from Nebraska, and will farm his place
III Voltaire township.
Sam Jones' criterion of German
christian, is one who can turn his back
OH the efferVescent beer.
A few good rains would insure Sher.
man county the largest wheat crop
ever grown in her history.
j. ]. Rick and family have gone to
PeytOn, Colo, where they will work a
ranch the coming season.
The old-fashioned man who always
raises his own garden sass has com
menced to spade his garden.
julius Jarvis, sheriff of Smith coun,
ty, was in the city last Thursday look
ing for couple of horse thieves.
/ Barney Aronson, travelling for the
liquor house of Straus & Aronson of
ST. JUe, was in the city this week.
The Rocky Mountain News gave the
irrigation work of Sherman county a
big write up in last Sundays paper.
I August J. Miller and Clara MAY
Hartley were married last week by
Judge Kent, Both Of Cheyenne county.
B. F. Brown returned from Denver
Saturday morning, accompanied by his
mother, who will visit here for some
time.
The Cullins family are on their way
back TO Sherman county from eastern
Kansas, where they have been all
winter.
R. W. Finley let out carload of
| grain from the Chicago board Of trads
this week. The terms are the same as
the state seed.
Representative Smith is in Topeka.
Governor Morrill, has appointed him
on the cOmmitte TO investigate the in
sane asylum.
Ex.Englnner RObidoux has moved
onto bis claim on the Smoky bottoms.
He intends to do some irrigating the
coming summer.
The advertisement for bids on build
/ ing the state experimental station is
| published in this issue Of The REPUB-
LIO. Look it over.
Jack Davis, Of the Foster Lumber
company, has been putting in tha week
IN this city. It must be getting awful
lonesome in Colby again.
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