Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL COMMENT.

Leo bOCkcuOuio WdS up IIUu ILiIIu~
wood Monday.
ID. Younkin visited relatives up
at McCracken last week.
%. S. Winget and Joe Schneider were
down from Albert Monday.
Building granaries is the favorite
occupation of carpenters this year.
County treasurer's quarterly state |
ment in the DEMOCRAT this week.
a Miss Floy Gilmore visited over on
the Dalziel farm, near Clafiin, last
week.
4 Miss Lilah Smith, book.keeper for
the Moses Grain Co.. has handsome
new bike.
Sam Elliott, of Albion, lost several |
stacks of wheat by fire this week, it is
reported.
For SALE-4O head Of pigs. Geo.
II. Taylor, 10 miles southwest of |
Great Bend.
Fred Wilmer and wife, of Kansas |
City, Kans., arrived in Great Bend,
on a short visit.
AL Spencer says he will cut about
900 tons of hay on the Cheyenne lake.
bed (?) this year.
NJ. w. Cobun was over from the
north side, Monday, on flying visit
to Dock Shaw's town.
Miss Jessie M. Clarke is up from
yUo1 ioSf To Tro
H. Clarke of the Register.
Henry Duneback, late of Missouri.
has, arrived with his family on the
farm he bought. near Heller.
See the new advertisement of the
Inter State Land Co, with Offices over
the j. V. Brinkman 20. Bank.
Ice cream will be served after supper
by the Congregational ladies, on the
Stoke lawn this-Friday-evening.
Eat, drink. and be merry" for to-
morrow you may want to eat again
especially if you eat at McCullough's.
Godfrey Strobe. the second hand
dealer. Is about his place of business
weeks.
Do not fail to take a load of your
best wheat to the Walnut Greek Mills,
this city, and enter the $1.OO bushel
contest.
j.. Tabler got his foot in the
wrong place, in a corn binding ma
chine Wednesday, and had it badly
mashed.
Mrs. D. Z. Luse, Mrs. Doc. Morgan
and Miss Nettie Jones spent Wednes>
day on the banks of Of the Walnut
four miles away.
Albert is looking up. j. Lindas &
Co. have stocked up their lumber yard
there, and are preparing to do big
business this fall.
John Waiter, the stone and brick
mason, was down from Olmitz
Wednesday, and favored the DEMO
Graf with a social call.
DR.. G. c. Eyars, Nj. D. D. O., will
be here Monday the 18th. and locate
offices permanently, in rooms in the
Fair block, over the 2. 0.
Why not encourage our brass band
by supplying the members with caps
and coats? A neat uniform could be
procured without much cost.
Fox SALE-15O to 200 tons of good
bay: want to sell in bulk: may have
more. ALBERT SPENCER,
HOisington, Hans.
A Larned man writes: "Please
send the DEMOCRAT to this collection
of huts; and be sure and put the coun>
ty on, so the mail clerks can locate the
place"
Dick Glissman came up last week
from Saltwater, Ok. He is packing up
his household effects to ship to Ok. this
week. Dick says he is doing good
business down there.
Don't be in rush to hurry home &c
keep out of the rain-the August
clouds have an unpleasant habit of GO
ing republican, i. Q. promising hear
but fulfilling little.
Barton county farmers will buy
Q more lumber this fall than ever before
j. Lindas s. Co. have two Of the most
complete yards in the county, one q
Pawneee Rock, Chas. Clutter, manage
aud the other at Albeit, Ed S Lindas
manager.