Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-10
Among Our Exchanges.

Sn1Ih County Pioneer Lewis &
Mahln' last week completed a deal
with Iowa parties by which they dis.
posed OF an 800 acre ranch they had
hitherto owned Ike" is a hustler
I" The Northern Kansas Land
Company, with offices at Smith Gen.
ter and Phillipsburg has been organ
ICED and is now ready for business. -
They will do a general land business
and buy and sell real estate securi-
ties The officers are o, A. Lewie,
president; II. w. Mahin, vice. presl-
dent and general manager and /. M.
Mahin, treasurer These gentlemen
are we'll and favorably known throug-
out this country and will undoubted.
~ do a large business. f. w. Mahin
will have the management Of the bus
mess OF the company in this and
Phillips counties Mr.. Mahln will
remain here and q competent man
has been employed TO look after the
Phillips county business Messrs O.
A Lewis and 1. M Mahin will attend
to their legal business exclusively. -
The firm is having 10000 circulars
printed
Santa Paula Chronicle Hon. II
A Dsgue, former editor of this paper,
and Mr. Frank Honeywell, late editor
OF the Kansas Commoner of Wichita,
have purchased the Santa Ana Stand
ard. Ibis will be a disappointment
to the members of Mr.. DORue's polit.
lcsl faith IN this county, IS in him
they lose for their cause here an able
and most enthusiastio advocate. The
writer, who has known Mr.. Dague for
fifteen yesrs-eight Of which we we're
IN his employ-heartiIy commends
HIM to the people Of Orange county.
He has served two terms IN the Iowa
State Senate and has made a success
OF the newspaper business in Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Cali
fornia. He is a man with a big heart
and his lateguty and honesty of pur-
pose are beyond question. Further
more ne is a man OF ability and
means. Mr.. Honeywell is an active,
enterprislng young man who carries
good credentials We predict pros
perlty for the Standard nnder the
new management.
BelleUtLLe Freeman Mrs. Cannon
has purchased the interest of Miss e.
E Powell in the millinery business
and this week goes to st. Joe TO order
her spring stock Of millinery. Mrs.
Cannon is an excellent trimmer and
keeps posted on up.to date styles. -
She expects to be gone several days
and her shop will be closed until her
return when she will open the largest
stock OF millinery goods ever brought
to the city. She also expects to put
in q first class dressmaker.
Smith Center Journal: Smith Cen
ter lawyers have been asked to help
conduct the Marsh case at Phillips
burg-Lewis g. Mahin as prosecutors
and j. I. Reed for defendant.
Stockton Record: = On Thursday
last we attended and clerked the sale
of A. B RAYMOND of Bow Creek
township, Phillips county. The sale
amounted in all to 1892 S5, and the
number Of notes given were six, -
amounting to $155.53, the rest being
cash. 1t is surprising how much
money the poor, down trodden farm
er has Men who looked quite rag.
ged would have from S25 TO SIS in |
cash in their hip pockets. Cattle
went out of sight" A calf week
old brought 1925 Cows brought as
high as $3S rs, aud six calves brought
$1l65O Hogs also sold quite WE'LL
Old irons we're in as great demand as
ever, and each pile of screws, broken
monkey wrenches, buggy hubs, scythe
blades, etc, were greedily snapped
up by the prosperous farmers, who at
once put up the cash for them.
Mandate AdUocats: up. j ClarkS
father aud mother arrived from Okla
homs, Wednesday evening, and will
probably make their home with their
son for some time" ~ The noon
train on the branch broke 10 two, just
this side of Jewell, and left the coach
standing on the track while the rest Of
the train came on to Mankato. The
engineer kept on dong business, but
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