The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
LOCAL AND eEsERAL.
Monday was labor dag.

Monday was labor day.
Il you want insurance see ThOs P.
Leonard.
If you want s notary see ThOs. P.
Leonard.
If you want a deed made see ThOs.P.
Leonard.
If you want to boy a farm see ThOs.
P. Leonard,
II you want to sell a farm see Thos.
F. Leonard.
If you want a money order see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
Real estate was decidedly on the
move this week.
If you want a mortgage made see
ThOs. T. Leonard.
Several prairie schOOners passed
through town this week.
The wind and dust have made life 5
burden the past few days.
Newt Hall has tbs thanks Of this
Office for 8 nice watermelon.
Want your chickens OF Wednesdays.
DAWSON Bros. & Co.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit you.-The Wizard
We want more good butter than We
are getting. DAWSON Bios. & Co.
The Wright stock of musical instEu-
ments was shipped to Selden Monday.
The little rain would be acceptable,
if only enough to lay the dust once
more.
Born, to 4. S. SimOndOn and wife,
Tuesday, a girl. Mother and child do
ing we'll.
The GOodland City bank is paying
out about $1,000 every day on grain
checks.
While Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa
we're experiencing frOsts, Kansas was
sWeltering with hot winds,
The statistical editor has figured that
100 tons of dirt has passed up Boule-
ward every hour since last Tuesday.
The Confirmed Order of Whittlers
will shortly force the Conner drug store
to put in new set of awning posts.
Frank Carlson left a fine watermelon
at THE REPUBLIC Office Wednesday FOR
which he has the thanks of the force.
When Hank Reese finished threshing
last week the tally board showed him
over 5000 bushels of wheat TO the good
Joe Leech has tired of riding to town
in farm wagon, so last week he
bought one of the neatest buggies ever
sold in Goodlsnd.
Lee Moore was up from the Smoky
Monday to plead with the weather
clerk for few calm days in which tC
stack his hay crop.
The McCsslin boys are buying eggs
and poultry here and shipping to the
Springs. The kids are hustlers and
are doing big business.
The homegrown watermelon is com
ing to market by the wagon load. M
finer melons we're ever produced in the
county than this years crop.
Hot winds last week damaged tn,
corn in Norton, Phillips and Smith
counties considerably, but it was no
hot enOught to do any great damage here
A good experienced girl wanted fol
general house work: must have some
} knowledge in cooking. Highest wages
MRS. HARTMAN.
There will be meeting Of the Kan
Orado Cemetery association at Kan
OFadO, Saturday, September Is. Al
members are requested to attend.
A. A. SHELLEY, Secretary.
A mistake Wss made in the I'D Of E
j. Scott last week. tt should haVJ
read "gOod -four at 81 per sack, ;" IN
stead of s1.25. The error has been cor
rected.
Edwards & Goodrich will start max
ing sorghum Monday at the Goodrich
place, ten miles north of Goodland
viii make a limited amount for thei
neighbOrs.
"The Coming Men Of America" hav
> established themselves In & lodge ROOF
{ in north GOOdlsud, Cigarettes an
/ dime novels are liable to checkmst
q their ambition.
I Newt Hall left "peach tomato" a
: TIE REPUBLIC Office this week. tn
. vegetable is new variety, looks COZ
, siderably like an oYer-ripe peach an
: has a fine flavor.
9 A.D. Lucas of st. tFrancis shippe
: in a car load of Texas stsers over tn
S Rock Island from Kansas city SatuI
0 day morning. They we're taken owe
TO Cheyenne county.
; Art. S. Steele, the Oberlin photo
grapher, will visit GoodIand again thi
nnnth Mr. ChnalaIs z-nnk has eiua