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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-03-18


The Kansas City Star sent q special
correspondent to Havana to report on
the Maine disaster. He took run over
TO Matanzas and such was the horrors
OF starvation of reconoentrados which
he witnessed there he concluded the
most important matter was the awful
condition Of those wretched beings.
The Star has taken up the relief mat
ter and is doing splendid work The
Christian Herald, TaImsge's paper,
several months ago sent a special
agent to Cuba to report on the same
subject. His statement was that men
acquainted with the situa1iOn placed
the number already starved to death
at 100000 and that this estimate was in
fact conservative. The Herald has
been doing wonders in the way Of re-
lief ever since. But why not stop the
slaughter and starvation by driving
the accursed Spaniards into the sea?
COwsrdise and greed has characterized
our national policy toward Cuba thus
far. How long, o Lord, how long?
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-03-18

Western Star school house last Satur-
day night. Quite q large crowd Assem-
blsd there to see the performance,
which, IN some Of its features, was
amusing, AID, in others, grand
The Western Star sunday school is
always well attended and the people
always try to do the best they can.
There was a surprise party at Thomas
Preston's given IN honor OF Miss
Maud, it being her sixteenth birthday.
Quite 8 number Of young folks attend
ed and an enjoyable time is reported.
Miss Hattie Thompson spent Sat
urday night with Miss Maud Preston.
Miss Thompson intends to leave for
the east Thursday.
Mr.. Murry's horses strayed away
last Saturday, therefore the result was
that the young folks missed Charley
from their sports at the party at Mr.
Preston's.
Miss Celia Veslik spent Sunday
with Miss Emma H1bka-
Luther Douglass is able to be ur
again after a few weeks illness.
Misses Emma and G1ssie Hubka and
Maud Preston spent Friday evening
with Miss Lille Fender.
The Western Star school viii soon
be out and the schoolboy will be fires
once more.
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First Published February z-t-No. z5E7.
z AND Once at Colby, Kan, FcbraarT IS. fzz
II Notice = hereby given that the 49liC-1rs
named settler has MED notice Of KS inreCrlc- -
make final proof IA support q his clasrl- er-
mat said proof viii Be made before czeri- o.
district court at C3oodland. Kan, On q pEi g
giEs Francs y. Eear7c<, Homestead ertf
1897 for the southeast quarter section 3
ship south. range a west He names the
loving Wituezses 70 prove his ccz-711rI1s
ence upC1 and Cultivation Of e1la zar
John W. HaEr11Etoa- Byron =. orraEzz
Cssebeers Augustus j. PauzaF eli O. lsel5 srs
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First published December 81

IN the district court In and for Sherman coun-
i ty, Kansas. The State of Kansas. ex rel
Attorney General 7. B. Dawes, plaintiff, vs.. The
Sherman County bank Of Goodiand, kanEas,
defendant. Notice Is hereby given that VII
on the 4th day Of April, A -. 1875, that beng
the first day Of the regular April term Of the
district court In Sherman county, Kansas, or as
soon thereafter as the same can be heard, i VII
Tile my petition IN the above named court max
ing a full report Of ali transactions by me- az
such receiver Of the Sherman County bank Of
60Odiaud, Kansas together with an appplIca-
ton to said court 70 be discharged IRON ny
trust as receiver IN the above entitled cause.
CHARLES 7. WEBER. Receiver.
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MuIdrow Items

From Our COuespSndent-
z. G. Mswhirter was Colby visitor
Saturday.
S. c. FulEider has a brother from
Webster county, Neb., visiting him at
present.
Charley Kunz who left here four
years ago has returned home. He was
In Iowa the most Of the time.
Rev. Upton met with quite a serious
accident last Friday night. One Of
the thils Of his cart broke and he was
thrown out shaking him up badly.
Miss Lizzie Alderman finished teach
ing the Pleasant Home school Friday.
at noon a picnic dinner was served
to the scholars and also to the visitors
present. Part Of the afternoon was
was spent in ciphering contest.
Ed Clayton and wife Of Bird City
are visiting with their folks here at
present.
Rev. J. H. .Hof delivered his vale
dictory at this point Of his circuit on
Tuesday evening. A large audience
was In attendance.
Ed Mewhirter Of Colorado is here
at present visiting with relatives and
shaking hands with old-time friends.
Assessor Haynes is around these
days assizing up the financial affairs
Of the people in this part Of the county
and endea7oring to earn few dollars
in the line Of duty as assessor.
Our poultry raisers are interested in
setting hens. They are already hgur-
ing the profits that might, could, would
OF should acrue from the venture.
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I AND Office at Colby, Kan, Feb. =, 1893.
IL Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of MS intention TO
make final proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof VIII be made before clerk dis
trict court at GOOdland, Kan, on April Is, KS
VIZ: Byron i. Coffin homestead entry l45a2,
for the southeast quarter section II. town I
south, range ~ west. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz: A. Z. Ackley
and John ChristisOn Of Lamborn, Kan George
L. Calvert and Garland ID. Phillips Of Good
---'-' KLEBER E. wnLcocKsoS, Register.
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Sturdy -. Horgan. Colby; y. u.
Bolen. Kansas City =. n Watson.
Chicago.
Monday-W- F. Bogart. p. Q. Smith.
Colorado Springs f A. Page. St. Joe
Tussday-EE. Coonred, Kansas City
n. Il. Kirkly, New York b T. Schu-
mets, st. Joe: ". D. Seachrest, Kansas
City; Miss Il. Taggart. Bulotons George
Cruens Topeka
WsdnesdaE-W. Frilehis. St Louis
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r AND CEcs az Colby, Kan, March q. 1855,
VI Trffra e hs-sbT rfEzn that lls folloWizs-
rsrsi setter has 1ied latzes q he lr.esltio1 q
make @uEL rEoOf = E1p1ozt o. ms cla1lE -lla
go r-f1 rFucf VIII - UEs.s tcl1Ee TIE r-o--te
f.7-1 rs-f sz-ofslcie 1srE q ths rrDclte co1rt
a. Er-rll11L Kan. on 11r-1 ~ W.
a. -lEl--1-e-r 1l-l-1 ESQ --l--. -
r-e 81. szt t1Usrter llcu tca1z1ls
Tr--s Esnr- O. weE re Eelr Elz -cl-o
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First published March Is. mo. sSsss.
--,eF--. r-r,r rlr-F,rs~.-,rfr,r,

T AND Office at Colby, Kansas. Merch ~,
IS9s. Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has fled notice Of his lnten-
ton to make final proof in support Of his csai1lt
and that said proof VII be made before probzts
Judge and ex-officiO clerk Of the probate court
at GoOdland, Kansas, on MAY Q, 49, VI.
Jacob W hipps, homestead entry No. lsloes -qr
southwest quarter section 3, township south,
range 50 west. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz: John Wilson,
John r. Shipman, Lafayette I. SEnalley, Edward
Gummere all Of Edison, Kan.
kLEEER y. MTLLCoCEsoN. ReEIster.
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First published February IS.l-No. 26S56.
Notlce For Publication.

T AND Office, at Colby, Kansas, February
~ ~. 1885. Notice is hereby given that the fol
lOvvinE-named settler has fled notice Of his in
tsntion to make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof VIII be made before
the probate Judge and eL-OncfO clerk Of the
probate court st GoOdland, Kan, on April 2,
1898, viz: Frank Baimer. homestead entry
1913 for the west half southwest quarter and
south half northwest quarter section 5,
township south, range IS west. He names the
following Witnesses to prove his continuous
residences upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz. George II. Austin, James ". Hall MirOE
G.. MoEey Of EdsOns Kan, Alvin 5. GahOru OF
60 z. Hr11cocksoE. Rezister.
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First published March 11.I-No. 25I27.
Notice for Publication.

T AND Ofise at Colby, Kan, March 8, 1898.
II Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof VIII be made before the
probate Judge and eL-ofhcio clerk Of the
the probate court at GOodland, Kansas.
on April % 1875, viz: Carrie A. Brigham,
homestead entry 15550 for the southeast quarter
Of section II, township so1ths range 81 west
BE names the following Witnesses 70 prove n1s
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz Emmett Lister, william W aiEeri
Warden Of Edison, Kan.
KLEBER z. Wu1CoCKsoE. Register.
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First published February ISL
p-offe. of Final f1fseharge

rs the district court in and Cor Sherman conn
i u. Kansas. In the case Of the assignmsnt
OF Thrau & Fischer. to Thomas p. Leonar 1.
Notice is hereby given that 1 VIII on the s1h
day Of April, that being the first day Of the re-
yular April term Of the district court IN SKIER
man county, Kansas OF as soon thereafter a.
the above named court making fun report az alz
transactions By me as such assignee, torethaF
with an application 20 said court 70 be dfsehsr-
Eed as assignee IN the above entitled action.
THOs. =. LEOEAKD, Receives.
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First published February IS. mo. 26S55.
Noefce for Publication

7 AND Office at Colby, Kan, Feb. Il, 1885.
IL Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof VIII be made before the probate
judge and ex-0fhciO clerk Of the probate court at
GOOdland, Kan, on April 2 1895 VIZ: Allen
Dubrs, homestead entry No. 1859 for lots
3 and 4 and east half Of southwest quarter
section IS, township south, range 81 west. De
names the following witnesses TO prove ms con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: Robert G. Stewart, Lon Marsh, Charles
HayWOrth, Frank Steude all Of Edison, Kan.
KLEBER E. WELLCOCKsOE, Register.
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First published March 4l-No. 25lO0-
Nntics for PubIIcatio

7 AND Office at Colby, Kan, February 3 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the FOLLOWING
named settler has fled notice Of his intention TO
make final proof IN support Of his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before the clerk Of
the district court at GOOdland. Kansas, on
April l6 1895 viz. Douglass T. SherrOd. Homestead
entry No. 1882, for the southwest quarter Of
section L. In township 6, south OF range 50 west
he names the following witnesses 70 prove ms
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz Asa Franklin, Robert L. Peters,
John J. knight, Samuel {. Ives all Of Charlotte,
KLEBER E. wu1CoCKsoE. RegistsF.
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tFfrst published March 1s.I-No. $3.50.
roes-e Fo- Puf7Tezefou-

~ Es18. Notice IS hereby given that the fol
loving nsmeG settler has lied notice Of his n
tention % make dnEi DFoot ID support Of has
clerk district court at 0ocdlGnc, KAN Hay Q.
lEn8 VIZ. Chester u. Town, Homestead entT5
No. 1903. for the northwest quarter Of section
81 srrushfu south. range ~ west. He namee
he faiLcgTIng vgItueEes % prove has cont
rsE5Iarsc8 uDcu and cultzTattu1 Of said land
CfTfg C.irrfEtsaon. william Richardson, EranGic
II. Rislsardsou. ChaElss l. Dedra al q Ian
'- K1uzzK WuLooozso1. Register.
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JOIN DEEPsET,
laster, Pitkin, Colo
Gu Tor ConrresslonnI Conr.neInn.

A delegate convention Of the peoples party Of
the sixth congressional district Of the state 81
kansas IS hereby cc.lsd 70 meet in the city Of
Smith Center on Tuesday, June Z at ten O'Clock
g. NJ Tor the purpose Of placing IN nomination
q candidate for represent tiVe n ccngrezs 70 Be
The bass Of represeutation Is one delegate at
large hon each county N the district and one
delegate Tor each - votes or MAJOR fraction
thereof east Tor the Bran electors at The gen
Cral election o. 1895.
he several COUNTIES are entitled 70 the fol-
-r-------- 40
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First published March Is.-No. esaEs.I
NnfIca For PuhIIcatInn.

TINTED States Land Once, Colby, kan
u March IA, 1855. Notice Is hereby given E1 &C
CLAYTON 7. Halliday has fled notice ofintenrio1
70 make final proof before register and receiver
at their Office Ia Colby, Kan, on tbs 18th Gay %
Nay, 1898 on timber culture application 10,
6S78, for the northeast quarter Of sectlc1 no.
8, in township No south range No. g zst
ne names as witnesses. e. g. Baker. J. A. Eor-
ney, J. 7. Finley, H ;. Jones al Of BreFstsr
KLEBER E. WnLoocksoS. Registsr.
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First published February IS. mo. 26557.
nntfca Ernr PnhlErarInn

TINTED States Land Once, Colby, Kan, Feb.
u IA, 1885. Notice is hereby given that William
Healthier has fled notice Of intention 70 make
final proof before clerk district court at ms ONCE
in Goodland. Kan, on Saturday, the ID day Of
April. lsqS, on timber culture application 6e62,
for the southeast quarter Of section No. IS IN
township No. south, range 20 west. he names
as witnesses: Phillip Book. Samuel W. HOdney,
Andrew J. ShOOp, Emery Mass. all Of GoOdland,
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first published March 14.J-No. s5&fs
Notice for PubrFcatson-

L AND Office at Colby, Kan, March a. 1888.
IL Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support Of MS claim and
that said proof VIII be made before probate
Judge and ex-Oficio clerk Of the probate court
at GoOdiand, Kan. on Nav Z, 1875, viz: Charlie
s. Haworth, homestead entry 15568. Tor the
northeast quarter section 26- township south,
range IS west. He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land. viz: Frank Steude,
Alonzo Marsh. Lewis r. Clark, Allen Dubre, al
of Edison, Kan.
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western ssar Itsn-.

From Our CoFzespo1dent
Misses Lille and Gay Fender. 1IEud
Preston and Gertis Baughmap, and
Alessrs- Charles hurry, I'd SaadoFs
Alpha Warren and Fred Fender All A.
tended the surprise party Ct ME
Odsn's at RsdWood-a week ago last
Friday night
In. and Hrs Bert Smith spent Sun
Day and alo1dsy g S. BauEhalan's.
a1d PEe-E s 1sportss1 On the
sac al 1ct
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ne TaE1oIs cor-nt-es Wa hcz1 thetr conFcI-
aid TIE chs1-z1aE hereby requests that COPIES
q the c-111ztrslz lg forwarded 20 HIN ir1r1s-
ll4-1I a1-o- SUN l1sll " c1-Fl-lLl11 1Ee I-1-.-
Lnere - t1-daIs 11t one 81 two pcEiti1u1
7l-i11 any patriot can t1lrs on the uuastfcns b.
le1s ne r-cEl1s TIE side cf tie people - the
stce7- t1E mcl.ed l-istocrscF- he rrcrl1'z
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GolASe OF = pE704Easz1e El9A elEsl j sLI.-itl.
OTATE Of Kansas, Sherman county. s.. n tbs
- matter Of the estate Of Edison Dass0E-- Late
Of Sherman county. Kansas Notice = hereby
given that on the 5th day Of JanzaEFs A. D. ISIS
the undersigned vas b the PROBATE court
Sherman county kansas. duly appointed and
qualified as administrator Of the estate Of
son Dawson. late OF Sherman COUNTY cecaas1-'.
All parties interested in said estate sTili ts--e
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
FRAUE DAWSON. AdraiHistFal Tor.
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CFirst published March 1s.I-2sf81.


T AND Ofice at Colby, Kan, March =, 1875.
IL Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
20 make final proof II support Of his claim ana
that said proof VII Be made before clerk q1st-
net court at GOodland, Kansas on Nay
q 1888, viz: Oiof Erickson, homestead entry
1919 for the northeast quarter Of section y, town
south. range 20 west. De names the tciloE1ng
Witnassss 20 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land VIZ: Swan Nelson,
frank Hubra, Frank Eelster, 4. A. Chat1eld
- 2. HTEIcocEsoN. ReEister.
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First published March Is.J-No 26E29.
Notice For Publication.

T AND Office at Colby, Kansas, March Il, 1855
IL Notice IS hereby given that the follOHilg-
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof IN support Of his claim and
that said proof viii be made before clerk OF dis
riot court at GOOdland, Kan, or May Z, 1888, viz
Francis II. Richardson, homestead entry 1871,
for the southeast quarter section H. IA township
Z south, range y west. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residences
upon and cultivation of said land VIZ: Chester
=. Town, William Richardson, Charles L. Dicra,
William Mitchell all Of LambOrn, Kan.
EL-EEEE y. MIILCocEsoN. ReEIs-o-.
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First published March 4.l-No. 264OE
nntI,a Enr Publication

limited States Land Office, Colby. Kan, Feb.
u Is, lS98. Notice is hereby given that byron
l.. Coffin has fled notice Of intention 70
make final proof before the clerk Of the district
court at his Office IN GoOdland, Kan, on the 18th
DAY Of April 1888, on timber culture a--=Azsa-
ton No. SU06, for the southeast quarter OF sec
tion s, IN township 7 south, range a west Re
names as witnesses: A. u. Ackiey. John Christi
son Of LambOrn, Kan, George L. Calvert and
Garland II. Phillips of GOOdland, KAN
KLEBER i. WILLCOCEsON, Register.
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No matter where you bought your
eye glasses OF speotaeles, If the frame
or spring is bent out Of shape you are
not comfortable with them, and It
spells your looks as we'll Bring them
in. we1I gladlystraiRhten them for you,
free Of charge. Do not hesitate to
come in J. J.. WARREN,
JeWeler and Optician.
Our s., s. and SO line Of mems ali
wool suits viii compete with any mar
ket and you viii not be justified 10 buy
ing elsewhere before looking through
them. @. n. MILLIsACK.
The girls Of the graduating class OF
IS Of the GoOdland high school vii
give q social at the school building to
night. Ice cream and cake viii b
served. The proceeds 60 to defrsy the
expenses Of the graduating class
The Goodland City bank viii pay yoJ
the cash for school, township, city and
county warrants. Drafts and checks
csshed without exchange.
Houses and lots for sale.
THOs. p. LEONARD.
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First published February IS.I-NO. 26562.
Notice For Publication.

7 AND Office at Colby, Kansas, February
IL ~, 1895. Notice is hereby given that the
foIlOwfng-named settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof viii be made before
probate Judge and ex-oficio clerk Of the probate
court at GOOdland. Kan, on April 2, 1885
viz: Harvey D. ShOOp. homestead entry 1871
for the southeast quarter Of sectiOn 10, township
9 south, range 40 west He names the following
Witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upOn and cultivation Of said land, viz: Andrew
ShOOp, Erasmus ThorsOn, Thomas DUEL. Phillip
Book all Of GOOdland, Kan.
ELEBER E WILLCOCKsOE, Register.
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To the voters Of the city Of GOOdland,
Kan: The annual city election wiz be
held on April, 3, 1898. Under the Law
no person viii be allowed 20 vote It
said election unless be or she is regis
tered on or before March =. The reg
istration books are in possession Of the
city clerk, at GoOdland City bank AL
persons desiring to register must at
tend at my Office IN person.
B. f. BROEN, City Clerk.
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KunOradO KOdalzs.

A8u0Elu0 hO0aEGs
From Our Correspondent.
John Funk, a former Sherman county
citizen, bat now Of Glendora, Gala,
has been visiting former neighbors
and friends here for ten days past.
Henry Burkholder now Of Victor,
Colo, came in on Wednesdays train to
look after his possessions here. Henry
told US cOnfdentially that be had q bag
Of gold along with him, and if we we're
girl We would begin a warm campaign
for Henry's capture.
Charley jay is here from Nuckolls
county, Neb. Another desirable young
man, girls.
Mrs. William Daise and Miss Doc
ling we're shopping here Wednesday.
Our hotel is caring for the large
bridge gang working near here. Our
hotel facilities are. frst-elsss and de-
serving better patronage than the traf-
&c at present affords.
John Hollingshesd came near joining
the great majority OF railway victims
last Saturday night. In company with
six companions he was pumping hand
car from the bridge, and while going
at a lively rate the handle he had hold
of broke and threw him to the track,
the car doubling him up and passing
with its load over him. He was taken
home, and while an ordinary man
would have been crippled for life, or
an invalid for months, but John re-
ported for duty the following Tuesday.
Kizer, the Sunday school missionary,
gave a very interesting black board
talk here Monday night.
Snyder & Shelley have an auction
sale Of stock, implements and house
hold goods Saturday, March %.
vOItaire WaYside GleauinEs
From Our Correspondent.
Miss Anna Buss is living at present
in. Goodland.
The first thunder storm Of the season
came on March 3, between IL and u
o'clock at night.
OrIey Cochran vent to town on his
wheel Saturday.
Mr. A. Johnston has bought q large
water tank Of Mr. Lennsrt and has
moved it on to his place.
Mr.. L Wolfrom is building q new
pasture fence.
A large amount Of spring wheat is
already sOWn in 40.
Mr.. CuthbertsOn called on Charley
Shum Tuesday.
The young Messrs. Tenders were
visiting friends in 7-4O recently.
Mrs Arthur Johnston, Mrs. Joe
Leach and Mrs. ". R Lewis have hens
with young spring chickens.
Mr.. William DOoling lost COW re-
Gently from eating too much rotten.
wheat and straw.
Mr.. G. Rohr is moving the frame
stable be boUghtof Mr.. Lennart.
Fred Hurd lost two-year-oId heifsr
last Saturday.
Fred stoyer and family visited in
VOltaire lately.
Mr.. Lennart started Tuesday over
land for Seward, Neb.
Henry Kaiser had q 500 pound hog
killed By q male hog, while he vas In
town Saturday on business.
Alpha Warren called on his former
pupils in district No. 81, recently.
BellFisW school closed Friday with
@cyphering match" Charley Coeh-
ran Of New Liberty vas first, Henry D.
Lewis second best Stella Hurd won
the spelling match.
A fine snow fen Saturday night