Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18

P. 2. Damn was down from Paw
nee Rock Friday.
W. J. McGreevy, of near Dundee,
was in the city Friday last.
See me before you lay in your supply
of winter coal. H. E. DEAN.
Martin Musil and Frank Redfeld
were east side men in town Friday.
For SALE-E. E. Dawson residence
property. See o. W. Dawson.
L. C. Miller and Elbert Seward
visited at Clafiin last Thursday.
Johnnie Grant, of Elllnw wood, is now
travelling for the Walnut Creek Mills
of this city.
w. a. Rush was up to HeiZer last
week doing the stone work for the
new elevator there.
W. B. Grimes. of the Electric light
works, was home from Dodge City a
couple of days last week.
For SALE or Rent, Lot 5, block So
Great Bend. Will sell or rent cheap.
enquire of Fred Zutayern,
Mrs. J. r. Baker and Miss Grace
Gano of Pawnee Rock were shopping
in the Bend last Thursday.
When you steal dog be careful you
do not steal valuable one. But it is
best to steal not even dog.
Road wagons, Buggies from S4S up.
Another car load on the way.
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l.. F. johnson and George ". Nit
chell were HOisington men doing bust.
ness in Great bend last week.
Attorney Tom Moseley, of Stafford
county, WAS attending court in Great
Bend couple of days last week.
The re trial of the Jeltz case has
been put off until the March term of
court, and Jeltz's bond fixed at $500.
Call at the New Coal Yard-south of
Hotel Greene. Will make it worth
your while. III. E. DEAN, Prop.
j. Irwin Armstrong, of south of the
river, left last Friday for the east to
attend the funeral of his grandfather.
MEN WANTED Will
pay good wages; pay the 10th of each
month. B. F. KoEN. Great Bend, hans
w n IolliooD oosh;or of +ho Iu;1,o,,
State Bank, was doing business with
the district court in Great Bend. Sat-
urday.
The Great Bend band got on the
streets Saturday afternoon and gave
US some good music-at the expense of
the G. o.p.
when you hear dem glasses go ding
a ling'a ling, dere was a WET time, a
WET time in Ellinwood that night"
Saturday.
G. III. Harter, the broom manu-
facturer of Stafford county, was in the
city Saturday with load of his house
keepers delight.
Inc usual holiday hourS-from 9 to
IL a. m. and 5 to $50 p. m.-will be OBJ.
served at the Great Bend Postoffice on
Thanksgiving day.
o. B. Looney, of the Clafin State
Bank. aud E. II. Traylor, of that place
also, were over To the county seat Sat-
urday on business.
Y. S. Musil fell through a defective
place in the depot platform at Ellin.
wood one day last week and crippled
himself up somewhat
This is sneezing time of the year.
Every sneeZe after the secoed consecu-
tive sneeze adds another year to your
lease of life. Ker- -ch-u-uI
Mrs. Snattery, of Kinsley, sister of
the Misses Brown of this city. has been
here on visit, accompanied by her
two children, the past week.
Last week was pay week for the
pensioners. and the old boys were
made happy in proportion to the
amount of their allowance
Dave HeiZer came in from the west
last Friday. Dave says the sensation
al newspaper reporter hurt him worse
than the reported stage coach wreck.
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