The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-07-23
LO0ALAND GENERAE.
Roasting ears are about due.

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dead?
For tornado insurance see Thos. P.
Leonard.
IfyOu want to buy land see Thos. P.
LeOnard.
a light shower of rain fell Saturday
evening.
Thomas P. Leonard, sbstraoter and
insurance.
If you want cheap house see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
Sherman county has only 200 acres
Of broom corn this year.
Sherman county caught another
shower Monday evening.
Ennis & Walker viii furnish repairs
for all makes Of machines in use.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit you.-The Wizard.
Pure leaf lard, 20 pounds for 81, for
a limited time only. C. E. SwaFts.
Charley Weber is eagerly looking out
for the man with the first load of
wheat.
We want county and township war
rants, and few school OFders.-C. M.
Millisaok.
Last Monday evening the old sol
diers Of Kansas celebrated "MOther
BiokeFdyke Day"
Pete RgbidOux recently shipped in
400 head Of Oregon steers. The freight
amounted to $1,000.
Arthur Neugebauer cut his hand
quite severely last week while exer-
o'sing with Ratchet.
can sell few quarter sections Of
smooth land for cash if prices are salts
factory.-Thos. P. Leonard.
If grasshoppers infestinz some parts
Of the county lay eggs here, next years
hatch may do great damage.
The rain Of Monday may have dam
aged the wheat crop, but it put early
corn away along toward made.
The mill is gringing out as good
-four as is made anywhere, and every
one should patronize this home indus
try.
Ernest GriegeF, last week. sold 81
head of yearlings for 1920 Talk about
this stock raising not being paying
business.
| A. G. Reynolds, who at one time ran
a photograph gallery hers, has his pict-
ure in the Topeka papeFs-in an adver-
tisement.
There was a lawn social at the resi-
dence Of MIR. and Mrs. Murphy Thurs
day evening, given in honor of the
nOrmalites.
Sherman county has about 10000
acres of small grain, OF this about
10000 acres will be cut, and will prob
ably average about eight busels per
acre.
Burning straw stacks is a practice
Sherman county farmers will never be
guilty of again. The failures Of the
past have not been without their les
sons.
o. B. Kali, who published the sher.
man County News at Voltaire, when
that burg was a candidate for county
seat hOnOrs, is now conducting the Sun
at Louisville, Colo.
Colby is the latest candidate to take
iup with the creamery proposition Of
the Kansas Creamery company. Mean
while, Goodland stands idly by and
sees an opportunity slipping away,
You have noticed that it is easy to
meet prices after a pattern. Weset
the pattern with lowest prices. You
are always protected in every line Of
goods with US. One Price, the Wizard.
Estimates Of the crop yields FOR
small grain go all the way from one
peck to thirty bushels to the acre.
Sherman county has some Of the best
wheat ever raised and some that isn't
worth cutting.
The Phillipsburg creamery is receiv,
, ing 10000 pounds Of milk per day, and
paying TO its patrons about S75. The
monthly pay check will amount to
nearly 5000. GoOdland has the same
opportunity as that taken advantage OF
by Phillipsburg.
The GOOdland Roller mills, under
! its new manager and proprietor William
, Chelf, began operations Tuesday after
putting In new machinery and being
thoroughly Overhauled. Farmers car
p now bring in their wheat and have il
exchanged for -four.
: The gFasshOppers have cleaned out
Mary Tomblin's patch Of irrigated
truck causing a loss to him Of severa
hundred dollars. Among other things
destroyed was an onion bed that would
have produced 400 bushels. His celery
potatoes, strawberries and tomatoe;
we're totally destroyed.
The bloOmer social given By the PEG
pie Of the Christian church, at th,
} home Of Mrs, Bert Rice, on Wednes
day evening, vas in every way q sue
cess. Everyone participated in anus
ing games, after which iCe-oream anC
cake we're served. The proceed
amounted to about $40.