The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-07-02
LOCAL. Ann GENERAL.


LOCAL Ann GENERAL.
Nomal commences Monday.
Mems bicycle suits at he Wizards.
Mems bicycle pants at the Wizards.
The commissioners win meet Mon
day.
For tornado insurance see Thos. P.
Leonard.
If you want to buy land see ThOs.P.
Leonard.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstraoter and
insurance.
/. If you want cheap house see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
Court commences Monday but will
then be adjOured to Wednesday.
Ennis & Walker viii furnish repairs
for all makes Of machines in use.
Religious services we're held at the
Episcopal church Tuesday evening.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit you.-The Wizard.
Pure leaf lard, 20 pounds for 81, for
a limited time only. G. E. SWarts.
Quite a considerable acreage of the
small grain is being cut green for feed.
Harvest has begun and a consider
able acreage of rye is already in the
shock.
We want county and township war
rants, and few school orders.-C. M.
Millisack.
Miss Kate Alden was down to Colby
Tuesday instructing her music class at
that place.
Ennis & Walker will have in a car
load of Irvine Tuesday next. Call and
leave your orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Dresser returned
Monday from quite an extended visit
with friends at TiskilWa, Ill.
can sell few quarter sections Of
smooth land for cash if prices are salts
faCtOry.-ThOs. P, Leonard.
The commissioners we're in session
yesterday to take action in regard to
the costs in the Moore case.
That rain Tuesday night was good
thing and means that the late wheat is
| saved and corn put along nicely.
Harvesting has commenced in ear,
nest and the wide cutting headers are
busy reaping rye and early wheat.
Farmers from the southeast part OF
the county report that the grasshop-
pers are getting to be troublesome.
The families of A. Heffy, Angus
Miller and Jim Henry left yesterday
for an overland trip to MeCOok, Neb.
H. S. Rulon and family, formerly Of
this city, were in town yesterday en-
route from Colorado Strings to Mis-
souri,.
Friday night good heavy rain fsI
in some parts of the county, although
it was rather light at Gooland and vi
cinity.
Rumor married a couple Saturday
but as both Cupid and the Church de-
ny it, the item has been laid away fol
future use-perhaps.
Sunday school was held at the Con
gregatiOnal church last Sunday, tn
second since the cessation of the scar
let fever epidemic.
The gray potato bugs are getting t,
be thick and garden truck and pOtatoe
will suffer if not copiously dosed witt
Paris green or London purple.
"The wave" has struck Henry Geye
of Edison. Last week t6o of his COW
calved twins. Henry is bound to be
cattle king if his luck holds out.
Remember that Louis Herzog, tn
Ahillipsburg jeweler and Rock ISLAM
watch inspector, makes Goodland ever!
Tuesday. At Corners drug store.
Some sneak thief stole pocketbcol
from the home of Mrs. Davis, last FIR
day. The pooketbOok contained S2I
and up to date the thief is unknown.
! For some time past GOOdland ha
= been OveFrun with professional bel
gars who are making their annual pi
grimage from the south to the nortE
ern cities.
Reports from the southern an
? northeastern portions of the count
!, indicate that the grasshOppers are d.
4 ing considerable damage to garde
S truck and field crops.
, Joe Gill of Colby is to be appointe
g United States Judge for the Norma
9 district in the Indian Territory. M
f Gill is an able lawyer and will no dout
a make an excellent jurist.
q You have noticed that it is easy
S meet prices after a pattern. We 81
the pattern with lowest prices. 70
are always protected in every line
l goods with rs. One Price, the Wizar
Poor BLOOD