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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
BOYD AND VICINITY,
By "Punpernickle and Reporter ,.

By "Punpernickle and Reporter -
All the wheat is doing quite we'll
around Boyd and vicinity.
It is said Nick Lighter will build a
cheese factory and use all the skimm-
ed milk from the Olmitz skimming
station.
One has to eat about bushel of
pickles to be able to handle Jim
Wigton's air gun successfulIy-so
Jim says.
A. Nickel had a frog in his throat
and his wife poked it down with a
broomstick. Nickle says his wife
beats the doctor ali to pieces.
A tarnado scooted down through
Lighters yard one day last week and
tore half his barn down, and then
dumped his cane fodder into the
barn.
1t is reported that the cat,skinning
establishment is progressing rapidly.
j. Wigton is the first customer for a
suit from the skins; but he was un-
aware that the cats could be skinned,
and the skins tanned by electricity.
The work is now done in about Que.
fiftieth of the time usually taken and
the supply wassimmediately exhausted
jim has decided to start cat farm
to supply the wants of the people and
himself. There were just enough
skins to make this suit for Mr.. Wig
ton and he will take pleasure in show.
ing them throughout the vicinity, for
future beneficial purposes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
OLMITZ AND VICINITY.
BY "Straight Goods.n

By straight Goods
The Bussne is still hauling rock.
We have one more week of school
in our town yet.
Cbas 10th was up from Hoisington
Sunday last visiting his parents.
Mr.. Klug of Odin was visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Bashka Sunday
last.
Misses Annie Besinger and Nellie
Wighton We're visiting in town Sum
day last.
Edmond Reimer was in to see his
best girl Sunday evening Edmond
comes here quite often.
III. III. Boyle always thought his
cart just the thing until week ago
last Friday night. But that night
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
The Advocate SAYS:

Ollie Swartz has gone to Arkansas
Git G., see what dame fortune has in
store for him.
A pretty girl without an occasional
cheerful smile is about as monotonous
as u whitewashed fence.
Mrs F G. Strothman, of CT. Bend
is nursing her sick father, Mr.. B. d.
Mallory, hack to health again.
G P Smith, father of the Citizens
Bank, was in the city last week
ate nding the annual stock holders
meeting for the purpose Of electing
new directors. He left for his home
at Eawardsviile I'll. again Tuesday
morning
One Of the crowd Of Lexington Mo.
hunters was accidentally shot through
the arm while in camp Sunday. 1t
seems the gun, which was setting
against the wall of the tent accidentally
discharged with the above mentioned
results He was brought to town and
his wounds dressed, and ON Monday
morning he was taken to his home at
Lexington on No. 3.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
CLARENCE ITEMS,
By Coin

By g Coin
Mr.. Andy Birds nave a very sick
baby.
Miss Bertha Gagleman is staying
with her sister Mrs. John Mausolf at
present.
Miss Mamie Bird is at home again
and her old friends are all glad to have
her among them once more.
Oats and barley sowing is the order
among the farmers nowadays and also
blowing for other spring crops.
The proprietor of the stock farm
that Johnnie Compton has rented in
Reno county, was here this week 10
see him ON business.
The school in Dist. 40 closed last
Saturday with an entertainment: in
the evening, quite large crowd las
In attendance and report a good time.
The entertainment at Dist. % in
Rush county was not as good as was
expected for the reason that one of
the actors failed 10 put in an appear
ance
TIE warm spring weather is making
the wheat LOOK fine, especially the
early sown; some of the late wheat
does not make much of a showing vet,
but when harvest time comes IT may
be the best.
Miss Lila Bell closed a very suc-
cessful term of school in dist No.>12
last Friday; 18th. Teens to be the
universal wish In this diet that she
return next winter. A good dinner
and an interesting programme for the
closing exercises was enjoyed by quite
> number of friends.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01

ABOUT ELLINWOOD.
From the Leader

From the Leader
a Ward and George King have
ret ed from the Strip.
y ). Musil has just received two
tel, mes and put them IN expere-
me operation Tuesday from his
sto 0 John Christoph's photograph
gal The phones work nicely.
! irrigation ditch is about to be
sta The right OF way has been
Sec with the exception of three or
fou 3laces aud the obstructionists
wi bought off, A subscription
,ba cen raised for that purpose,
Ell 3od contributing S175.
+ the Annual meeting of the
Dill re- of the Citizens Bank held
ri. 20, 1897 the following officers
we elected for the ensuing year:
G. Films, president; E. L. Smith,
cas- :. D. Z, Willms, asst cashier;
Mis ara Ward, book keeper.
% meeting Of those il terested in
the lure of sugar beets, held Sat-
ur ast, was we'll attended, about
for tsrmers being present. A per-
ma scot organization was effected with
the Glowing officers: Eel. W. Bocke-
moaie president; Chris Book, vice
pre- dent; G. Toepke and Henry
Boz secretaries; Aug Weight, in
struesor The seed had arrived from
Nebraska and about half of it was
tax eu az he meeting. All those who
have made application, but who have
not vet received their seed, should
cal Matt Dicks implement store al
once, and get their quota.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01

ginning to look sad on account of all
the young school masters leaving
Don't take on SO bad about it girls,
they'll all be back here again next
winter.
Ode to News Boy in Beacon of last
week. In reply to one he gave Jim:
He has waited long but waited in vain
For prosperity to return again.
But now he will NO longer wait,
But pull ahead in spite of fate.
He has his plans already made,
And now he'll marry the lovely maid.
That gives him the least kind of show,
He swears upon honor this is So
[ notice In last weeks issue of the
DEMOCRAT new correspondent who
signes himself ''Straight Goods. Now
Mr.. ''Straight Goods" if By that name
you mean all what you write are true
facts, why all [ will say is that you are
an internal faint 50, and never wa;
Known to tell the truth.
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01

he tired of the rig, SO, inside of few
days he sold it.
Will Thompson comes to our town
quite often. Wonder what can at
tract his attention up this way?
Miss Anna Baiers of Seward. STAFF
ford county, has been visiting rela-
tives and friends here last week.
Redge Harper says he will quit
coming to Olmiiz "before soon" if
Mile don't give him better chance
to spark her.
G. FL. Speck is talking of attending
! college this summer. That IS right,
Charlie, go get good education and
then she'll have you.
James B Wighton's Dutch items
are pretty cute, but by mlsspelllng
some OF the words he spells some Of
the most terrible things.
Born-to Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Jones
or Friday, March 26, a baby girl.
It's ten FOUNDER and AIR. Jones was
so overjoyed that he has had con
tinuous smile on his face ever since.
We were mistaken last week in say,
ing an entertainment and basket sup
per would be given in the school
house at this place on Friday evening
the 9th, it will be held the 10Th in
stead.
Chas. Slimleg went to see Edna, SO
we are informed. But alas for poor
Charlie! Edna's papa told him
(Charlie) that be had better go back
home or his mama would spank him;
and be went.
Misses Lily Adkins and Minnie
Haberman borrowed Charlie Kriesel's
horse and cart last Friday night to go
to the entertainment and they went so
fast they Strengthened the spring -of
the cart, not the horse.
We notice in Central news of last
weeks paper where they call the re
porters around Omi;z "duck-gone
slick fellers" To be sure we are, tor
every time we rip anyone up the back
we get thank You for it.
Charlie Kreisel and John Jettner
came in :own with q steam engine and
separator one day last week. We
don't know what they intend to do
with the machine. unless they intend
to thresh cats for Nickel and BIess.
Will Bush and Johu Krouse got
into a hot dispute over some business
matters last week. Will chewed the
rag so hard that he got half of his
mustache mixed with the rag and
chewed it off The result Is, Olmitz
will have only halt Bush for a
while.
John Jettner is talking of quitting
him in the military band at Fort
Leavenworth. He is offered the sal
airy of S25 per month and board, cloth
ing and tobacco free. He says that
he will enlist for three years and after
he has served his term out he will re.
ceive pension for life Good for
you John.
There is a rumor afoat that the
grave yard south Of Otis is haunted,
and people who have been around
there say there is some truth in it, as
a grave was cracked open so that
they could see the coffin. They say
that they have filled in the crack
several times but on going back it is
always open again. They also state
that on several occasions they have
! seen three or four black cats, and one
man says he has seen two objects
standing over the grave that resent BILE
horses, but when approaching them
they would always disappear from
view.
NORTH HILLS AND HCLLOWS.
By Jas. Burton Wigton.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01

a heavy snow fell throughout wes-
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-07-24

SHOT Hts BROTHER AND THEN
TRIED To NIL. lfIMskLF.-As the le.
4nl' of Il most nnhrotherly quarrel aud
hight between Two brothers. swaltlly
SONS of Italy, living on the Acadia
Plantation. which took place last Sat
nrday night, Leon Zena lies dangerous.
~ Ill shot through the body, aud
Michel Zena fingers in Jail with an
ugly cash in the stomach. Inflicted hy
himself. As near as we c!luld ascer
tar the facts. the two brothers quar-.
relied in Il room and even fought.
Friends parted item; aud thereupon
Michel Zena shot and wounded his
brother Leon, and then proceeded To
attempt his W life and inflicted a
flesh wound from which he still suffers.
Interference prevented him from car
rying ont his design to take his own
life. He was at once arrested by Mr..
Joe Smithwick aud others and placed
III Jail. The wounded brother is do
Ing as well as could be expected rnder
the circumstances and the chances are
in favor of his recovery.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-07-24

GRAND FAIR The Executive Com
mittee of the Father Menard Monu-
ment Fund has decided to give a
grand fair at the preshytery grounds.
near St. J%oseph's Church. on Septem-
Der 4. 5. and 6, 1897, for the purpose
OF raising the balance OF the funds ne
cessary to erect a suitable monument
to the memory of the late lamented
Father Menatd. While the commit
tee will spare no pains TO make the
FAR a success, a generous public is
expected to lend II helping hand. and
we have no doubt that with such help
which will pot be wanted, success is
assured.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-07-24

PROMoTED.-Mother Apoliue who
has for the last few years been at the
head of the convent here, which she
has governed with marked ability.
has been elected Superior General of
the order of Mount Carmel in L0uisi-
ana. to succeed Mother st. Patrick,
whose term has expired. While Moth
er Apoline's many friends here will
rejoice over her deserved promotion,
their rejoicing will be tempered with
regret ut the prospect OF losing her
valuable services to our home institu-
ton.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-07-24

Mr.. Alban Coulon had an exciting
experience with a run away horse last
Monday afternoon. The horse hitched
to his buggy took fright and dashed
up jackson, and Mr.. Coulon was
thrown out of his buggy in front of
Mrs. Binnings' store. He was picked up
unconscious aud carried to his home,
where he soon recovered conscious
ness. Luckily, he su stained nc serious
l%ipipry.