Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-23

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For SALE.-Fine walnut book case alley?
and desk combined. Inquire of F. v. We
husseH. copies
J.H. Welsh came in last week from desc
the east part of the state. to help in the the NJ
harvest the b.
Jonah Tullis of the south side, says
lots of wheat will be cut in his locality dprin
this week. 70. =,
Ice Cream tastes good now. nave dress
freezers and refrigerators.
F. 81. MILLERs Fra
Dave Wald and two sons came up E. Ri
from Oakland, near Topeka. last week, urday
to help through harvest They
Mrs. Keller, OF Albert, who was hurt In the
by being thrown from a buggy last Wa
week, is not fatally hurt. want.
For SALE OR TRADE-La freez'
place in Hoisington. Address on hs
F.P LADENBERGER Hoisington. prices
VIM Wissman, of near Albert, was WI
down to the county seat Saturday eve. count
ming, to get harvest supplies. will c
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o'...-s. - .;e;. 80 d..,.,h,ar may
| May, who is attending normal. Oh;
POSITION WANTED By first class =,
threshing engineer. Address. .;o1a
Fl. V. FOREST. Great Bend. 80
Ora Brewer cameu up from Okiaho H.
ma last Friday to look after Barton eor r.
county interests during harvest. .oeo-
| &, Ernest P. French and Miss Lizzie held
Whaey both of HoisngtoD were mar we, G
ried last Wednesday, the 18TH Mu
Jake Gnstin was down from the est, a
north part of the county Friday OF says
last week preparing for harvest are G
Mrs. ]. W. McCauley. of Hoisington, they
has moved to Topeka, where the Nc A
Cauleys will remain for the future. maid
GIRL WANTED For general house enou
work in family of 4. $3.50 week to mas
good oirl. Cau at DEMOCRAT Office, her il
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pa,,or f...a, ,ho doors o,d v;ndows youn
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We are agents for the celebrated to an
Victor bicycle, and can sell you one as soon
low as s35. W. D. GOULD s Co.
The Eastern Star, at Hoisington, will .s
serve Ice cream anu CAKE a' Cuo A'n'e'' WORK
lc ciuo rooms on frioay evening" 'ho tosse
oath. the 3
Losr-Bay mare, weight about 800; and
white star in face. Notify Chas. Beye, boar
Great Bend, and get pay for your ~.
trouble. g.
Mrs. o. j. Richards and children Ton,
} came up from Hutchinson last We'd ante
!. nesday to visit old friends here for a w.is
, week or So ont
{ Ira s. Strope. of Lincoln, stopped off ri
MOI Gay morning on MS way 10 Lar orde
ped' "nere ne goes TO WORK oh LUG stocl
Eagle Optic. lots
s For SALE-A small residence prop, com
? erJy in the southwest part of town. fnis
Enquire of F. Fl. Butler, near the
round house. IL
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:. Iowa, Tuesday. pap'
Louis Hassl. of Ariey, Mo, and Miss cost
Tillie Smith were married at the home P
of the bride in Wheatland township, Cole
:. last Thursday. bor,
Frank Doran. of the south side, was tleu
= in Saturday getting ready for harvest. Cen
:. He says corn down in Egypt" is in are
j. splendid condition. vel
j. r. Underwood, north of HeisiDg. IL
ton, has five stray horses in his pas goo
q ture. They will be needed by some one and
Il during wheat harvest. the
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Hottest day of the season last Satur- limo
day. A welcome shower came how gre,
i ever, about p. M, and made the at
q mosphere more endurable.
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Mrs. Sam1 Penna and daughter, D. .
y Miss Clara. leave this week for Mime zie
:, sofa, where they will spend the sum- Jan
"a mer with a son of Mrs Penna the
70 Probate Judge Breeden on Saturday. Si-'
d appointed Geo. n. Moses administrator cas-
g. of the estate of John M. Becker. the oon
man lynched on the 18th inst 7
ar Nick COSsman, who has been up in