The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-17
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first home on earth.
Wednesday night another large rain !
fell in Sherman county, aud the mud
and damp is so similar to the custom
airy Illinois weather that the lllinOissns
who are visiting in the Sexson neigh
borhood have sent for their gum boots,
quinine and mud scOws, and will stay
a while.
The rains are an indication that
winter win set in early, continue late
and be very cold. Make arrangements
accordingly, lay in a large supply Of
provisions, plenty of coal and stack all
the fodder, hay and straw you can.
This advice applies to sll and is worth
needing.
The delegates to the populist judiol-
al convention left Wednesday over the
Rock Island for Hill City, The place Of
meeting. The Sherman county dele
CATION we're solid for HOyt Andrews
for judge and will work for bis nOmi-
nation, the chances for which seem to
be good.
Heavy showers fell in Sherman cOun-
ty Tuesday evening and night. Ths
government gauge registered a preCip-
itation Of 22l-1OO inches. The atmos-
pheFe was greatly improved by the
rain and the ground has been put in
fine shape for fall blowing.
The Chicago Record is the author Of
a postal.savings bank bill and has sent
out petitions to eysFy pOstOfice~ ask
ing for signatures. Such g petition
can be found in the pOstofice in Good
land, and if you believe that such an
institution would be a benefit to you
or your Deighbors, sign it.
The republicans will hold their
county convention tomorrow. It is
rumoFed that R. J. Jones will receive
the denomination for treasurer; E. E.
Donly, the present register Of deeds,
will be nominated for county clerk;
7. P. Leonard for register Of deeds
There seems to be no candidate for
sheriff, coroner or surveyor.
There are a whole lot Of things shat
happen daily in GOOdlsnd that are Tot
recorded in this religious journal be-
cause false modesty prevents many
from making known the same to its
reporters. TEE REPUBLIC wants 20
print the news and will always cOnsid-
or it 8 favor TO be put next the CON-
ings aud gOings Of everyone, and all
current history.
I Joe Leech and Mike Panski, Of Lo-
gan township, got into al alteration
Wednesday over the ownership Of sons
cattle, Nike attempted 70 land a
knockout blow with the aid Of a club,
but Joe side-stepped him, secured The
weapon, and, if public sentiment is
/ correct IN its diagnosis, administered a
long-nesded, much deserved beating to
the belligersnt PoIaader. Nike csms
to town and bad his wounds dressed
By DR.. FaFroW. he vas quite bad
y bruised, bot only 3 few cuts sppear-
ed upon the spidermis.
/ R. A, FiEzsimmons Of Hebron, Nsb.
and Miss Cora Pratt Of this city were
married st The residence Of tiF. and
Ms. A. F. Taper Tuesday evening BY
4 Rev. shsckslford. The young couple
/ left Wednesday for e trip east. The
I groom is a hustiiHg goung business
man Of Bebrcn, and the bside q lead.
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i a social party vas held st the Fesid-
ienoe Of aiF. sad ElEa- s. B. Dsydsn Sat
ur5ay evening Ia honor Of Hiss Nellie
Todd % horssH. ghc vas s5snt TO re-
trEa hone after. IN extandsa visit
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