Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-11-03
BANNER NEWS.

BANNER NEWS.
Grandpa Stimits made a trip to
Grainfield Saturday on business
Mr. Yetter was in the neighborhood
last week calling on the voters.
Several of the Banner people attend
ed the lodge entertainment at Collyer
Monday night.
Mr.. league bought five yearling
steers of Elmer Harvey last week
A w. Purinton is building an addi-
ton to Mrs. Livingston's house.
Mrs. Brown and Bert visited with
Mrs Cora Mcknight last Thursday.
The people of Banner have purchas-
ed new organ for the school house
and it will be here next week.
S. b. Sherlock. of Salina, viii give
gramophone entertainment at the
Banner school house the 9th of Nov.
The proceeds will go towards paying
for the organ. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend
Vote for H. Harlan for County Sup
erintendent.
Report of district No. p, for month
ending Oct. 26, 1900.
Total enrolment s
Present enrolment g
Average daily Attendance ..---5 sos
No. days taught - 20
HATTIE j. KIRBY, Teacher.
Report of Banner school, district
No. /, for the month ending October
26, 1900.
No. enrolled . 10
Average daily attendance ..-.-..-.-.---...- III
No. not tardy ---.. -. .-....... ,
No. not absent IA
Walter Harvey and Dora Manner
were not tardy during the month.
EDNA ROBINSON. Teacher.
Report of Adair school for month
ending October %.
Total enrolment .-..... ....-. Is
Average daily attendance --.-..-- -. 16.4
Cases of hardness 0
Visitors. -... !
No. days taught --l20
Neither absent nor tardy: Herbert
and Herman Lombard, Willie and
Corbit Iams. Jessie and Artie Cock
rell. Edith and Alice Griffith.
DELLA S. JONES, Teacher
Report of school district No. Il, for
month ending October 26.
No. days taught . 20
Attendance in days. ---.--.. ---.. 147
Average daily attendance. ....-----...-
No. enrolled -. .-....-..--........ 9
Cases of hardness i
Those neither absent nor tardy: Ray
and May Redmond, Nina and Edward
Briggs and Mabel Teague.
Visitors: j. ID. Briggs and Leo Red
mond. ROSE REDMOND, Teacher.
On account of the sickness of his
wife Superintendent Harlan has been
unable to make a personal canvass of
the county, such Us he would have
made under more favorable circum-
stances. Thoroughly capable and COLI
petent, he ought to, and no doubt will, !
receive the support and assistance of
all his friends and the friends of good
throughout the county, re-
CARELESS of party or personal feeling. (
Twixu DIR. Dykes and the deep sea |
on one side ana the Democrats and |
devil-fish on the other, the Populists
in this district are in what McNalI 7
would call a III of d fix" Some of
the several varieties of octopi are
bound to get them sooner or later.
Even the little ring paper is in
Iuandary. Hecan't whoop it-up for
Dykes with due respect for Cox and
t'rakes. He can't support Scott on ac-
cunt of his filial regard for the feel
ngs of pap. 20, shoot, The old man
lon't give Il rap which gets
here just Sa he does"
Tully Scott tackled Reeder on few
Kings that Reeder did in congress
nd on good many more that neiuh-
r Reeder nor any other Republican s
las done or said in congress or else
There. Outside of this and the mis- !
uOting of the constitution his whole
~ was ''imperialism," taking his cue
rom the imperial Punch and Judy of I
prophets-Bryan and Gro
er. Scott made no attempt to reply
D Reeder's argument. Reeder had
he advantage in both position and
rgument, the support of historical
lcts, the logic of law. and consequent
, the hearty accord and sympathy of d
ne audience. Vote for Reeder.
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