The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-06-11
LOCAL. AND GENERAL.
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Mems bicycle suits at she Wizards.
Mems bicycle pants at the Wizards.
For tornado insurance see Thos. P
Leonard.
If you want to buy land see ThOs. P,
Leonard.
". E. Conner sports a new wheel a
WaYerly.
Thomas P. Leonard, sbstFacteF and
insurance.
Have your picture taken on June II.
Is, 10, 1897.
If you want cheap house see Thos
P Leonard.
Remember youget l = dozen pictures
on June II, IS, Is.
Lots of rain has fallen of late and
crops are booming.
The green shoe craze has got as far
west as Goodland.
TIP. Leonard has some nice samples
Of wheat and rye on exhibition.
The children of William Martin of
RuIeton, have the scarlet fever.
Hay can be cut this year on the ND
land prairie. Lay in a big supply.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit you.-The Wizard.
The commissioners were in session
this week as board of equalization.
Five McCOFmic binders, in good con-
dition, for sale by G. L. Montgomery.
Pure leaf lard, 20 pounds for 81, for
a limited time only. G. E. Swarts..
J.W. Smalley and sons will take an
overland trip to Fruita, Colo, next
week.
We want county and township war
rants, and few school orders.-C. NJ.
Millisaek.
The city is engaged in moving the
irrigating plant windmill to the city
water works.
Tive cOlOred troUbadOurs we're exer-
Cising their lungs along Smoky row on
Saturday night.
Gene Usher is nursing a sore hand
caused by the breaking of q window
while fixing up shade.
William Thompson is engaged in
putting down q we'll upon the town
property of George Hess.
/ can sell a few quarter sections OF
smooth land for cash if prices are salts,
factOry.-Thos, P. Leonard.
A heavy hail storm fell in the vicin
ity of Colby Monday afternoon and
did great damage to growing crops.
William Kelsey, of Chataqua county
who died at Peru last week was a vet
eran of the Mexican and civil wars.
L. W. Smith of Colorado Springs hal
located here and will buy eggs anC
poultry for the Colorado Springs mar
ket.
Col. Bradley sold at auction SatuF
day a mule team, harness and wagon
The outfit brought $50, and was bid il
by himself.
George Bradley was down to Cobb.
last Thursday inviting the Colbyite
to participate in our Forth of Jul,
celebration.
] The card of thanks business is beini
run into the ground. An Ohio womal
has issued one thanking mob tina
lynched her assaiiant.
Raines Brothers, plasterers, will b
in Goodland about q month. See theI
when wanting plsstering done. The
also build and repair flues.
Two COWS we're sold on the street Of
Saturday for s44.50. The animals wer
sold under an attachment and yer
auctiOned off by Col. Bradley.
Mrs. Groves and children of Gri.
void left Tuesday for Fruita, Colo
where Mr.. Groves has bought frui
lands and intends to hereafter live.
For eight consecutive days shower
have fallen in Sherman county, count
ing from week ago Tuesday. Crop
are consequently looking their best.
The creamery committee is to take
! iunket down the line east and invest
} gate the workings of the creamery cor
: pany's factory and Swimming station
William FaiFall, living on the Bet
yer, brought in on Friday some fin
! garden truck, among which we're pea
new potatoes, turnips, onions and le
tuce.
Col, Penny and wife and Willial
: Hogeboom and wife left Monday for
camping trip over the mountain
9 They viii be gone for a couple {
months.
WIS. WiicoxsOn of Colby will be I'll
orator of the day at Goodland on I'll
4 Fourth. Mr.. WilcoxsOn is an sb
speaker and will put up a speech we
worth hearing,