The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-24
LOCAL AID aEHERAL

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Leonard.
If you want a notary see Thos. P.
Leonard.
If you want a deed made see ThOs P.
Leonard.
If you want to buy a farm see ThOs.
P. LeOnard.
If you want to sell a farm sss ThOs.
P. Leonard.
If you want a money order see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
The past week has been pretty good
windmill weather
If you want a mortgage made see
Thos. P. Leonard.
The fall wheat that has been sOEn
is up and growing nicely.
An old soldier vas exhibiting var
views in the city this week.
a look through our grocery depart
ment will profit yOa.-The Wizard.
The Commercial elevator is being
torn down. The lumber win DO sold.
George Wilkins broke the duckkilling
record by bsgging 80 on one trip this
week.
Farmers from some parts Of the
county report q light frost Saturday
morning.
William Jape is the proud posssssor
Of II full-blOOded st. Bernard pups, all
from one mother.
For sale or trade cheap, one wheat
fan and corn sheIler-both new.
Pr. LANCASTER.
G. F. HOdgkinson mas rented the
Chicago Lumber compsny's yard and
will handle fuel and feed the coming
winter.
Mrs. White entertained a few friends
in honor Of her son, Cyrus, Tuesday
evening at her residence in north
GOodland.
Anyone wanting pure bred st. Ber-
nard pups, from registered parents,
can get the same Of William Jupe.
GoOdland, Kan.
A collision near Kansas City between
Rock Island passenger train and
Union Pacific stock train Monday made
No. 9 about nine hours late Tuesday.
L.F. Cooper had a sample Of wheat
in town Saturday that was the best so
far shown. It weighed SO pounds to
the bushel and was very plump and
clean.
Rev. Albert Watkins will hold servi-
ces at the Episcopal mission room on
Sunday, September 26, both morning
and evening. All are cordially invited
to attend.
a. E. Mass has the champion big
pumpkin on exhibition in front of his
shop. The pumpkin weighs 4515 pounds
and is about as large as two-bushel
sack Of grain.
The GOOdland delegation to the
Colby reunion we're disappointed in
not having this city selected IS the
next place Of holding the reunion.
Oberlin was chosen.
Mrs. John AK on Wednesday pre-
sented The REPUBLIC with a nice Sc
lection of melons, cucumbers and to-
mstOss. Mrs. AK has the sincere thanks
of the family for the same.
The stOckman should not allow the
boom in wheat to lead him sstray.
There is, and will continue to be, less
competition and more money in stock
raising than there is in wheat raising.
Stick TO stock.
The Edison Entertainment company
will exhibit the projecting kinetOscope
at the opera house tonight and to-
morrow evening. The entertainment
will be given under the auspices Of the
Women's Relief Corps. ..
Receiver r. ]. Jones suotiOnsd OF
the remaining assets Of the Exchange
bank Tuesday. Several hundred dol
lars in notes brought only s.. This is
the final wind-up and the receiver will
probably be discharged st the next
term Of court.
Andy Kaiser Of RuletCn has gained
the reputation of being the hardest
worker in his neighborhoOd. He put
in a wheat crop and harvested the
same all by himself. The yield vas
light, but nevertheless he has 500
bushels to sell.
A good many Cheyenne county far
mers are preparing 70 pull out Of the
country this fall. One man who is
putting in 80 acres OF rye is called s
Ecrazy fool" by his neighbOrs. The
crops in Cheyenne county we're very
light and the farmers are very much
discouraged.