The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-03-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mems bicycle suits at The Wizards.
It was not, positively hot, Wednesday.
Mems bicycle pants at the Wizards.
Seed grain contracts for sale at this
Office.
Houses to trade or sell. See B. F.
Brown.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstraoter and
insurance.
Another frost storm struck town Sat-
urday morning.
Goodlsnd is coming on. It now has
a bicycle livery.
Carload Of early Ohio potatoes from
Iowa at the Wizards.
The assessor is around taking an
inventory of taxable assets.
City election draws near, and by the
way, so does poll and dog tax.
Wanted, eight clear quarters in town
ship 9, range 30.-B. F. Brown.
See Lancaster for hay at $3.50 a ton.
Will trade for calves or horses.
The whOoping cough and the grip are
running the measles a close race,
Have 300 bushels of barley for sale
at 30 cents per bushel.-MiIlisack.
A look through our grocery depart
meRt will profit you.-The Wizard.
The greatest invention of the day in
mems bicycle pants, at the Wizards.
Remember the Hosiery and EmbrOid-
cry sale the 18th inst. Big event at the
Wizards.
We want county and township war
rants, and a few school orders.-C. NJ.
Millisack.
Mrs. E. G. Wiley and Miss Ella Morse
returned home from visit to Phillips
burg yesterday.
Plymouth Rock eggs % cents per set
ting. Leave orders with E. Thorson.-
Y. W. Goodrich.
Billy Steele, the horse jockey that
trained "Ben Harrison" for his initia-
ton in racing, is now at Norton.
J. A. COFkilI of Voltaire township,
has put in an irrigation plant and will
do some gardening the coming sum-
mer.
Although looking men are not tramps.
One of this class was in GoodIand some
days ago, and down in his kick reposed
a draft for $1,000.
William HOgeboom has rented his
dairy to Mr.. Smell and has moved into
| town, occupying the RuIon residence
in east Goodland.
Have 100, acre farm in Rock county,
Nebraska, entirely clear, taxes paid, to
exchange for clear Sherman county
lRnd.-M. Robinson.
Have a purchaser for five quarter
sections of clear Sherman county land.
Must be cheap for cash. Come in and
see me.-M.Robinson.
Hope springeth eternal from the
human breast" and our farmers are
therefore putting in big acreage of
wheat. They deserve to succeed.
Ed Collier and Miss Rena Dopps
we're married at Norton last week. Mr.,
Collier is a former resident of Sherman
comfy but is nowiu business at Norton
The city books are now open for
registration for the year of 1897. Those
wishing to vote at the spring election
had better get their names written
there.
| A. J. COwden has been succeeded by
Joe Lech as manager of the GFiel
house in this city. The genial Joe ha;
many friends among the Grier house
patrons who will rejoice in his pro
motion.
| William Khurt returned Wednesday
| from Topeka where he has been receiv
ing surgical treatment for an injured
limb. Smith Artman who was also al
Topeka for treatment is expected homt
Saturday.
Dicks Gilmore of near Highland
Station, has sold his farm Of 800 acres
for $50 an acre, and will go to Sherman
county and engage in the cattle bust
ness. He has lived in this county fol
40 years.-White Cloud Globe.
Billy Walker has secured the agenc!
for the Crescent bicycle for Goodland
| B. F. Brown is agent for the Monarch
and A. E. Bower for the Westminster
! Between these makes the wheelmeI
and wheelwomen of Goodland should
be able to get a bicycle to suit them
The seyen-year-old son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Dan King died at the homestead
Monday morning, of scarletina. Tn,
! funeral was held Tuesday at the house
Rev. Orchard officiating. The remain
we're inferred in the Mennonite GENE
terry in the southeastern part of tn
county.
The Rock Island, working in connec
ton with a cooperative movement, il
indUstriously erecting creameries o.
sepsrators along its line west of Belle