Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-09-23
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District court conveneS one week
from next Tuesday.
A young man from Denver is night
agent at the depot.
William Sullivan of the east side
took in the Callahan-Staplin trial
Tuesday.
Geo. E. Robinson, the Ellis veteri-
marian, was in the city Tuesday as a
witness in the Callahan-Staplin case
Sheriff Blackwell of Cove county
has opened a barber shop at Cove
City and spends his leisure time shaw
ing Govites.
w. B. CIPHER of Riverside was in
the city last Saturday Mr.. CIPHER
was on the sick list for some time, but
we are pleased to note he is much i'm
proved.
Miss Mamie Glenn of Collyer town
ship was in the city last Friday and
added her name to our subscription
list. Miss Glenn is one of Trego's
best teachers.
You may bride the appetite, but
you can not bride the liver to do its
work well You must be honest with
it, help it along little now and then
with dose Of HERBINE, the best liv-
er regulator. Price so cts. Jones &
Gibson.
The quarterly report of the finan-
cial condition of the Wa-Keeney State
bank appears in this issue and the re-
the soundest in western Kan
sas. No town of our size in the state
can make a better showing than our
bank.
DENTIsTRY-M. Tulles, D. d. S., "a
years practice, all the painless meth
DDS used, work guaranteed. Will be
at Wa-Keeney, on Monday and Tues
day, Sept. % and %, for the practice
of Dentistry. Parties wanting work
in my line are Iuested to call early
in the day on ate above mentioned.
Office Ferris House.
The Republicans of Riverside town
ship by unanimous vote nominated
the following ticket last week: Trus-
tee, Otto Colborg. Clerk, A. S. Bailey.
Treasurer, A. l.. Richardson. Justice
of the Peace, James Orr Constable,
Arch Hays. Township Central Com
mitteemen, w. B. CIPHER, John ALL
man and VIM. Jordan.
Jap Rogers of Ransom was arrested
last week by Deputy United States
Marshal Trigg and taken to Wichita
on charge of mismanagement of the
money order department of his office
while postmaster at Ransom. Mr..
Rogers is clever gentleman, and his
friends regret the mistake which has
brought trouble to him, very few be-
lieving him guilty of criminal intent
in the transaction. A travelling man
who was here Thursday reported that
Rogers had been convicted and SEN
fenced to thirty days imprisonment
and fine of one thousand dollars
Ness City News.
Fred Olson filled up on s'boozc"
Monday evening and started in to
paint the town red. He went into
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revolver, waved it in
the air several times and then remark
ed that he was going to clean out
the place. Tom Collins stepped to
the door, and Lou Gleason, the genial
clerk, told Tommy to go and get the
marshall. The marshall arrived on
the scene and Fred skipped out the
back door where he met Willie Lucas.
Fred pointed the gun at Willie. and
then said take this gun, it's the same
old thing, Poff's after me. Willie
took the gun and Fred skipped out
Poff found Fred and took him home.
Tuesday morning Willie Lucas got
out warrant for Fred's arrest. He
was taken before Justice Croft, and
plead guilty. Justice Croft bound him
over to the district court and fixed
his bond at 5000, which his father
readily signed. The charge against
Fred is felonious assault. His case
will come up at the March term of
court, as there was no jury drawn for
the October term.