Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-11-01
All kinds of confectioneries at
Rosenberry's.

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All kinds of canned goods for
lunches at Rosenberry's.
John Cole shipped carload OF
cattle to Kansas City last Friday.
Ben Edwards is up from Hardes-
ty visiting with his sister, Mrs. E.
A. Twist, this week.
The train was very late last Sat-
urday night and the mail was not
distributed until Sunday morning.
Several houses in Cimarron were
quarantined last week on account of
diphtheria. The city schools were
also closed for several days.
DR.. Sterrett passed through Meade
Wednesday on his way to Dodge
from Beaver where he had been for
the past ten days doing dental work.
LosT-Somewhere on the streets
of Meade gold watch charm with
pearl set. Reward to finder.
w. c. OsGooD JR.
Just received a beautiful line of
ladies' jackets and capes also child
rens' jackets which 1 will have on
sale for two weeks only.
Mrs. BELLE M. ADAMS.
We publish letter from Peter
Hotz this week. We are all glad to
learn that Pete is getting along all
right and hope to see him back be-
fore long.
J. R. Keith has erected large
stone milk house at the residence of
DR.. Fee. The doctor will erect a
water tank on top of same and will
have all the modern conveniences
when completed.
Mr.. R. L. Sawyer has our thanks
for some very fine Ben Davis apples
which were grown on his artesian
farm. They are. very fine and free
from worms and far better than
majority of the ones shipped from
the east.
A letter from Frank Ellis says he
has located at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
for a while, at least. He says he
has good job but says the weather
is very cold out in that country.
He also ordered THE News sent to
| his address.
Mr.. John Foster, of the Artesian
valley, brings to Meade, some of
the finest onions that we ever saw
grow in Meade county, and in fact,
as good as are raised in any country.
He informed us Saturday that this
had been very good year and he
will have about 200 bushels. This
is an exceptionally good yield for
western Kansas.
R. J. McLaiu, who is employed
| by G. 0. Wick & Son at their place
in Mertilla twp, had the misfortune
to have good suit of clothes and
some other articles stolen from the
house last Friday morning. He had
just ridden out to bunch of cattle
some two or three miles away when
he noticed two men on horseback,
approach the house. They came
from the east and struck out across
the country in a northerly direction.
He has no idea who the men were,
but supposes they were travelling
through the country and needed
some clothing. His day book which
was in his coat pocket and an Odd
Fellows pin on the vest, he would
like very much to recover.
The cases against Smith and Gray
came up again Monday before JUS
| tice Smith and were continued until
November Is. Quite lively time
occurred during the proceedings.
The attorneys frequently paying
their respects to each other and in
no complimentary manner, either.
County Atty. Bodle and Attorneys
Painter and Griggs appeared for the
prosecution and Frank Davis and
Tom Bodle appeared for the defend
ants, County Attorney Bodle ask,
led that the cases be dismissed as he
thought their was not sufficient eyi-
dence to make case but Smith, il
| great wisdom, overruled the motion
The defendants then filed motion
for change of venue, setting forth