The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-07-09
LOCAL AND sEEEEAL.


Mems bicycle suits at .he Wizards.
Mems bicycle pants at the wizards.
For tornado insurance see qhos. P.
Leonard.
If you want to buy land see Thos. P.
Leonard,
Thomas P. Leonard. abstraoter and
insurance.
If you want a cheap house see ThOs.
P. Leonard.
The wheat crop is made and harvest
in fell swing.
The Rathbone sisters banquetted on
Saturday evening.
The county commissioners we're in
session this week.
Ennis s Walker got in a carload Of
binding Irvine Wednesday.
Ennis & Walker viii furnish repairs
for all makes of machines in use.
A look through our grocery depart
ment will profit you.-The Wizard.
Pure leaf lard, 20 pounds for 81, for
a limited time only. C. E. SwaFts.
The commissioners met last Friday
and ordered Lee Moore released from
Jail.
Court convened Wednesday. The
docket is light and is confined to civil
cases.
Wednesday was a very hot day.
The thermometer crept up to 1O4 in
the shade.
We want county and township war
rants, and few school orders.-C. M,
Millissck.
The Prinple Opera company opened
for a three nights run at the opera
house last night.
Ennis & Walker will have in a car
load of twine Tuesday next. Call and
leave your orders.
can sell few quarter sections of
smooth land for cash if prices are salts
faotory-Thos. P. Leonard.
sc. jackson and John Arendt we're
assisting the probate judge to examine
the treasurer's books last week.
We are hot out here because the
weather is, but we are not dying, like
the poor people in the east, from heat.
A whirlwind struck the house Of
Walter Vanderbilt of Topland, last
week unroohng it and doing other
damage.
Gus Strand has a stray horse at his
place. The animal is a gray gelding,
weight about 800, about eight years old
Owner can have same by paying costs
You have noticed that it is easy to
meet prices after a pattern. We set
the pattern with lowest prices. You
are always protected in every line Of
goods with US. One Price, the Wizard
Goodland was treated to dust storm
Wednesday that was the worst of The
season. The thermometer stood at IO4
nearly all day and the heat, combined
with the dust, was simply UNDESIRABLE
The people in the northeast part Of
the county celebrated the Fourth Sat
urday by pionicing at that popular pic.
mic ground, ClaytOn's Grove. A very
nice time was had.
Normal commenced Monday. The
instructors are J. S. Dawson of Hill
City, W. S. Coleman, and A. S. WaFri
ner of GoOdland. Superintendent
Smith acts as conductor.
/ CD. GARNER who has been stopping
in Goodland for some time has left fol
the west, and will give no further at
tention to Goodland as prospective
point of location for a creamery. Tn,
Kansas Creamery cOmpsny's PROPOSE
ton should now be accepted.
Mrs. Val Cornelius, formerly o
GoOdland, died Monday at Ludlow
Colo, of typhoid pneumonia. The be
reaved husband brought her remains
here for burial in the Whistler GENE
terry. Mrs. Cornelius was a sister 0
Mrs. Wills Blodgett of this city.
1t is a poor rule that won't work boil
ways, but some rules are poor rules
Attorney Andrews, according to GeOrg
= Teagarden, the irrepressible, fgurer
it out that what would keep out coll
would keep out heat, and so built a fir
, in his Office heater. This explains VII
i Hoyt was doing business out on th
5 porch Tuesday.