Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-07-14

HARVEST HANDS WANTED eat
at McCullough's restaurant.
Miss Alice Blackleg is young lady
with white face, at Arcadia.
There is talk of moving the Leoti
Touring mill down to La Crosse.
Mrs. Will Kelley and youngest son,
of Hutchinson, are visiting in Great
Bend.
The best and most film meal to be
had in town for % cents-at McCuI.
lough's.
Don't forget to stop at Mccullough
for meals and lunches-any hour day
or night.
The Speck Bros. of Galatia. were
doing business in Great Bend on Tues.
dayof this week.
Clarence Brumbaugh, n. F. Grippe
and "Tom and DAM are new readers
Of the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. Chas. Zutavern went up to
Larned Saturday, to visit her parents
in that, nice, quiet village.
W. p. Peter has bought the Larned
House and will call it the Peter House.
What are you laughing at?
Call at the Postal Telegraph office
and get cards of explanation of the
weather signals, free of cost.
Democratic county convention at
Hoisington on Saturday of next week
the 22d. Keep it in mind.
See the Great Bend Implement Co.
and save money on oil, betting, and
threshers repairs of all kinds.
Master Clifford Kelly came
up from Hutchinson Tuesday, to visit
with the family of Ed. S. Marx.
The Walnut Creek Mills has a large
force of men on the building recon-
structing its entire inside workings.
Threshers, we can save you money
on oils. Give US trial
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Don't neglect the township primar>
les to select delegates to the county
For SALE OR TRADE-A good Tan.
dem Bicycle. Will trade for a horse.
See or address F. T. Selle, Great Bend
Go to Seward Il Barnett, the First
National Barber Shop, for a cool shave
beneath the breeZes Of an electric fan.
The Larned base ball players are
shot babies" but the Great Bend
"Shamrocks" froze 'em out, all the
same.
LosT-A small account book. near
Santa Fs depot, Tuesday. Finder
please leave at 2. 0.
@. O'NEAL.
The Rock Grain Co. is having the
old elevator which they recently
purchased, refitted and put in working
order.
Don't blow yourself for high priced
board when you can get the best the
market affords at McCullough's short
order restaurant.
Gus Schaeffer fell from a chair on
which he was standing while adjusting
some machinery at the ice plant, Non
day, and badly sprained one of his
wrists.
Mrs Don D. Dodge and Mrs. w. P.
FEEDER left On Tuesday evening on a
visit of couple of weeks with their
sister, Mrs. M. n. Jones, at Fort Col
Inns, Colo.
Saturday last was the quietest day in
town for many month. 1t was an
ideal day for out door work, and the
farmers found more attraction in the
harvest fields than in town.
All our friends should remember
that we are now in business for our
selves, one door south of Dickson s.
Shores, and most cordially invite you
to call and see us for any work in
the barber line. Tom s. DAN,
A fine, s pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leland at the home
of G. P. Townsley, Monday morning,
the 10th. Mrs. Leland is doing finely,
and Grandpa Townsley is as happy as
a lark.
The coyote crop for next year ought
to be small in Barton county. The
commissioners at their July meeting,
paid bounty of 81 each on 20 coyotes
killed in Barton county since the first
of April.
CA STOPIA