The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-03
Lo0ALAxD GENERAL.
The oyster season is here.
Look ont for a hot September,


The oyster season is here.
Look ont for a bot September,
w.R. Morton viii occupy the Albee
residence.
Don't forget the minstrel show to-
morrow night.
Ennis q Walker have a full line Of
the new school books in stock.
The Holiness people ara holding a
camp meeting at selden this week.
The vertical system Of writing is to
be taught in all schools in Kansas.
A look through our grocery depart
ment viii profit you.-The Wizard.
Pure leaf lard, 20 pounds for 81, for
a limited time only. c. &. Swarts.
Treasurer Jones reports that he is
receiving a considerable amount Of
back taxes.
The Altcar COursiDg club will hold
its annual meet at GcOdland October
o, and days following.
Several wagon loads of plums we're
peddled out on the streets last week.
The price asked was 81 per bushel.
Lee Moore and wife OF Smoky town
ship are happy over the arrival Of an
eight-pOund boy at their home last
week.
Pete Robidoux, the Smoky Ranch
man, sold 1900 head of cattle recently.
Three head of mich COWS is all he re-
tanned
Two children of Angus Miller have
been taken down with scarlet fever.
They we're quarantined yesterday
morning.
There was a picnic on the Smoky
Wednesday and quite a number Of
young men and women from GOOdIand
participated.
A man on a bicycle rugged to run on
a railroad track passed through Good
land few days ago. He was making
$50 miles per day.
BON, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L
FaubiOn, of La Blanche, II pound
girl, on August 81. To Mr.. and Mrs
William SPOTS, of Edison, a ten pound
boy, on August %.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hsrtzler died Friday. Informal servi
ces were held at the house Saturday
and the interment was made in the
Goodland cemetery.
John Phillips of Grant township ha,
threshed out over 1900 bushels of faI
wheat. A neighbOr, ]. W. Smith, vii
have over 1000 bushels. Grant town
ship is still holding up its rsputi on a
q big grain producer.
Saturday is positively my last day a
Goodland. All my stock of musica
goods and sheet music will be sold a
greatly reduced prices. Embrace th,
last opportunity. Saturday is my las
day. EFF. WRIGHT.
Two children from the Denver Or
phan's Home came in on No. 6, FFida!
morning, and will make their future
home with Mrs. Belle Seely of Voltairu
township, The children, brother anc
sister, are neat appearing and very in
telligent
Some ungOdly seamps stole tn
house of Tom Duell Monday while tn
family were at Goodland. The sheriff
was sent in search of the stolen prop
erty, but after tracking the Wagon
seven miles west he lost the trail ant
Iup to date the thief is at large.
The Kansas Creamery company, th
organization desiring to put in skim
ming station at this place, have beet
awarded the blue ribbon by the Unite
States agricultural. department 70
making the best butter in the woFlC
Why not accept their proposition9
Notice is hereby given that will Sc
at auction on September II, 1897, at Ii
place on section 1868, the followin
property belonging to George Teri!
Three bay ponies. The proceeds Of sal
to apply to the amount due me fC
keeping same. J.B. HARTLEY.
The Swarts' butcher team ran ava
Friday morning and broke the WACO
up considerably. The team was beir
! driven by freddy" McCaslin who W,
l thrown out and quite badly hurt, bein
Z cut on the head and bruised severed
on the body. His ankle was also di
= located.
a man by the name Of WATSON WI
Q arrested at st. Francis some time az
Rpd was taken back TO Lamar, Col,
q to answer the charge of removiI
q mOrtgsged property from the stat
!. He was admitted to bail, hut lurcht
{. his bOndsmen and skipped back
Cheyenne county. Sheriff Dustin vi
telegraphed to look out for him, b,
the man avoided town and hired NJ
Fender to take him 70 ST. Franei