Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-04-21

w EsAN4E1DOo0 CS HEHSOADks
See Ambrose Baier for lessons on
string or brass instruments.
The commissioners meet again the
second Monday in May, which will be
May 9Th.
Ira 81. Clarke and Mr.. Geiger, of the
Dispatch force, were over from Hois-
ington Monday.
Frank Trauer has moved down from
Pawnee Rock, and now makes Great
Bend his home.
Mrs. G. B. Morgan has been making
visit to her sons family at Emporia,
the past week or so.
Mrs. Caroline Heinz of the south side,
is still in Chicago, where her aged
father lies very sick.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr. southeast of
Otis, died last week from paralytic
stroke, at the age of Sc.
am ready to give music lessons on
string or brass intrument. See me at
Feldkamp s. Baier bakery.
A. @. Schemerhorn and family were
up Sunday, from Hutchinson, t. at
tend the Mrs. Dougan funeral.
The portrait social. 10y the Congre.
gational ladies, was very pleasant
entertainments. Friday night last.
Adam Good is building a new farm
house. in the north part of the county.
1t is going to be Adam Good house.
We handle the best garden seeds we
can buy. If you want a garden see US.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Henry Lutschg closed his school at
the Murry district, on the north edge
of the county, Wednesday of this week
Henry Trauer has trail" leading
north, and its a cold Sunday evening
when he does not keep that trail hot
BENZ p. Unruh, of Pawnee Rock,
was doing some trading in town Satur-
day last, and remembers the printer.
If you want your yard graded, trees
trimmed, lawn arranged or sidewalk
laid, call on j. l.. Roberts, street conn
missioner.
For SALE-A we'll built second hand
buggy; can be made into a good milk
wagon. Will sell cheap. Call at
DEMOCRAT office.
Charlie Munich, south of the river,
says that he and four or five of his
neighbors have as fine prospects for
wheat as they have ever had.
Do not waste your time spading in
garden by using poor seeds. See US,
and get sure returns.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
On Wednesday night of last week.
burglars blew open the safe in the.s
of Guy s. Co., at st. John, and secured
S45 Iii cash. No clue to their Where-
abouts.
VIM. l.. Mauler's sale of stock and
farm implements will take place on
Tuesday next, April 25th, at his place
south west of Olmitz. Remember the
date-the 25th.
DEMOCRAT readers are not confined
to one political party. Our efforts to
make this paper the leading local paper
of the county are appreciated by men
of all partise, and I'VE have 'em on
our list"
Kid Wilson, of: Hoisington challeng
es Fitzpatrick for fight to the finish
for $3.50 to 81 900 purse. Now you're
talking. But don't follow the Corbett.
Fitzs;mmons pace and have the scraE
all talk.
The Deacon says he likes to see hi
picture in print. He claims to bc
highly tickled with the cartoon in the
DEMOCRAT of the 7th, Glad he i:
pleased with it. Every body else was
all right.
Last week Ambrose Baier bought ;
half interest in the Feldkamp bakery
!, and restaurant. and the finn Is nov
FeIdkamp s. Baier- The DEMoCRA,
welcomes Mr.. Baier as citizen O
Great Bend
; Allen. the druggist, IS having ne
signs painted, getting his soda foun
= tain in shape and otherwise sticking u
9 for the summer trade Allen is eve
. progressive-he does cot brag, blow Q
Q bluster, but goes ahead and "doe
things"
Henry E5smiIier. OF near Heizel
4 caIIad SATURDAY. To clear his racnrd OF