The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-10-08
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Leonard.
If you want to buy q farm see Thos.
P. Leonard.
If you want to sell a farm see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
If you want g money order see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
TraveIingman O. D. Burke sundayed
in GoOdIand.
County warrants 50 Cents,-GOod-
land City Bank.
The county commissioners we're in
session this week.
If you want a mortgage made see
Thos. P. Leonard.
Maps of this tshermanl county for
sale.-B. F. Brown.
There we're services at the Episcopal
mission room Tuesday.
A look through our grocery depart
ment viii profit yOu.-The Wizard.
WaFrRnts-We can handle, county,
school and township warrants.
en-. MILLisAoK.
For sale or trade chsap, one wheat
fan and corn shelleF-both new,
Pr. LANCASTER.
HI. Ausr is having the basement
of the G. A. R. building fitted up FOR
store room.
The old Henry building on Ninth
and Boulevard is being fitted up for q
sample room.
Maj. E. T. Scott lectursd at the Con-
gregatiOnal church Friday and SstuF.
day evenings.
A Fort Scott judge holds that women
cannot serve on juries as they are not
g5l1itt-a 7.e ,aFs
j. n Eeuuc. ll- master ,ai-5 III
tbs Ta-r-Ucr hop. has moved HE fami-
~ here from Denver.
J.J. Warmer, the tailor, is moving
bis shop into the building recently oc-
oupied by the HodgkinsOn store.
Mrs. HOdgkinsOn mas moved her
racket store in the building recently
occupied by the ThralI clothing store.
il. ParrOtt Of Thomas county has
purchased the old Mcpherson resid-
ence and is moving the building on his
farm ten miles south Of Colby.
Billy Walker has put down 3 we'll on
his residence property and is now hsv-
ing windmill put in place to raise
the water from the same
A Sherman county farmer has bssn
experimenting with Russian thistle
and has found it equal to clover as a
milk producer when COWS are pastursd
upon it while it is yet green.
George Bradley aucticned of some
horsefesh Saturday. A mare and colt
brought go, a mule 50, better mule
$3.50, a horse $3.50. These prices in
dictate the horse is once again worth
tying out on picket rope.
Frank Jones, living five miles south
vest of town, brought in on Wednes-
day some fine samples Of sugar bsets
ons of which weighed about eight
pounds. He has several acres on his
place grown without irrigation.
Mems suit to measure. You can or
der q tailor suit Of the Continental
Tailoring company and H. ]. Franks &
Company, the best mads-to-measure
tailoring house In the United States.
C.M. MILLIsAoK.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Strand died Saturday Of pneumonia.
The funeral was held at the home Sun
day, the services being conducted BY
Rev. Shscsels- :. 1Ir. 4td Mrs Strand
have ahe sympathy o. t4s sutirs neigh
6ornood in ihetr irss
Il r. Auss IS having 800 bus he's ~
wheat g.Juad iujy four cor use in his
bakery. This is the first home-mllIsd
-four to be used in q local bakery aud
speaks we'll for the excellence Of the
-four turned out by the Goodlsnd mill
Tuesday Mr.. Ausr baked from -four
ground the day before and the brssd
theFefrOm vas as good, if not better,
than any ever before made in the town.
a. S. GsfOrd, living in the northeast
part Of the county, brought THE Re-
PUBLIC a few specimens Of Kahr and
Jerusalem corn Wednesday. The heads
Of the Kair corn Measure Is inches in
length and are very heavy. Mr.. Gaford
had given the Kafir cora 8 thorough
trial mad is convinced that it Is esps-
oisllY adapted to western Kansas. Nj.
GafOrd has quite an acreage Of KaRF
corr and will have Z considerable Of
seed Tor sale, and enough stOveF 10 feed
his cattle Tor two winters.
iTEO HECC