The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-06-18

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Six wagon loads of Franklin county,
Nebraska, people passedIthrOugh Good
land Tuesday enroute to Carson City,
Colo.
Solomon Naville fell under a soraper
and dislocated knee joint Tuesday
while working with the scraper gang at
the bicycle track.
Correspondents are requested to get
their communications here on Wednes-
day, as otherwise it will be too late to
print them in the current issue of that
week.
John Lamb was being tried Yerter,
day for disturbing the peace of Mrs.
Burt Jacobs. Up to the hour of going
to press the trial had not been brought
to a close.
Wagon loads of people pass through
Goodland every day. Some are going
east, some west, and some in other
directions. All are looking for that
wave of prosperity.
You have noticed that it is easy to
meet prices after a pattern. We set
the pattern with lowest prices. You
are always protected in every line Of
goods with US. One Price, the Wizard
Art S. Steele, the Oberlin phOtOgra-
pher, is in The city and will remain TO-
day and tomorrow. Mr.. Steele is an
artist in his line and those wanting
photographs will do we'll to patronize
him.
There will be preaching at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning at IL
o clock, a. m, and o'clock, p. N. This
via be the first services held in the
dow n town churches since the quaran-
tine was declared seven weeks ago.
Thr % cadets of the Mexico, No, mil
itary academy, tramping through to
the mot ,ntains drifted into GOOdland
SatuFday. They we're equipped with
guitars an d mandolins and found en-
ploymeut f or the day doing orchestra
work at Col. BradIey's pleasure resort.
The bills an. uouncing the celebration
Of the Fourth a Goodlsnd are out, and
every in dicatioL' points to large at
tendance and a high old time. Dele
cations from Colby, Burlington, ST.
end Bird City are expected to
help swell the local crowds in attend
ance.
The lady bioyolists have made ar
rangements for a race Ga the Fourth
and several are now in raining for the
event. GOOdland has Uany speedy
wheelmen and wheelwOm en, ADD the
bicycle races will be oneOf the most
and exciting even Us OF the
Fourth celebration.
". o. StOddard, Of Grant township
brought TIE REPUBLIC some So mples
Of his wheat and rye. The grain waA
headed out nicely, the rye being four
feet and six inches tall, and the wh eat
aboHt three feet. Mr.. StOddard is ne
of Grants best farmers and alwaJ s
to raise q crop. Grant, by the
way, is filed up " ith good farmers and
their crops this year bear promise OF
being record bres kers.
A meeting was held at the court
house last Sstur day to organize q Hail
Insurance assoc stion. TN. Simmons
vas elected president; J. ". Smith,
vice president; William Walker, Jr.t
treasurer. II le following is ths board
IF directors: I. N. Simmons, A. Shat
Ter, J. B. b lOthrOy, William Walker
IT,. R A. Z at and J. ". Smith. TIT
following WeEs appointed adjnsters
Georges I Iopes, Z. R. Eicher and J. B
3OOthrOy. The association is mutua
aud SINAI Ierain is insured. The maxi
nun Ea q pss, acre $50 cents for ATOM
iollar a acre indemnify, AID the min
mum nd arst payment pFemiums on
cent }eF acre. ere assecistioa shoali
Do p 61Oaizsd sy 4 having small gfail
'ut IS tie pgsssizza is small and tern
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