The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-11
Local and Personal.

Tumips At whites st si.oo per cwt.
7. D. Bsroil visited Lamar satur.
day.
For Diamond NJ nour 20 TO Nc
Phersons.
Did you try its That Nikko Blend
Tea ~ White'A
Holly has the finest school building
In Prowers county.
For Sale Tent 2ox4O feet wall, 40.
INQUIRE at this ofiice.
DR.. G. s.. Wilson. the Lamar Dentist
will be in Holly the 9th. and 7th. Of
each month.
!. H. Watson, one OF the owners In
the Great Plains company, was in
town last Friday.
John T. Adkins has rented one Of
s. F. Whites houses In the east part
Of town and moved into 1t.
Miss Minnie Billingslea, teacher In
the primary school, visited her folks
at Lamar Saturday and Sunday.
E. X. Brown made q trip to the
southeast part Of the county on Sun
day after horse which had strsyed
away.
J. s. McMurtry attended the repub-
llcan state convention In Denyeryes-
terday as a delegate from Prowers
county.
Anyone wanting to take contract
to grow two acres Of sugar beets for
the factory can have the same by call
ing at this Office.
Mr.. Anderson. of Nashville, Tenn.
came in Yesterday morning and is
taking look at the country with .
view to selecting home.
Try the new remedy for costiveness.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. Every box guaranteed. Price 25c
For sale hy Ikelman Bros.
SEE WHITE for Crystal and
Morning Glory -four. A car just Ne
ceived, bought for spot cash. Try it,
Author Of the Deadly Parallel"
Watch the Author Of the Deadly
Parallel" We will begin April lst t0
ABSOLUTELY CLOSE Our $1,000. 90
worth Of clothing and "Star brandt
Of shoes. IS. F. WHITE & Co.
Four hundred Russians are noy on
their way from Hsstings and Lincoln.
! Nebraska, to Sugar City, near ia Jun
ia, where they will engage in raising
sugar beets for the factory.
George Hollis has placed two hum
dred chairs In the hall Of the new
school building. The seating capaci-
ty Of this fine hall will no doubt be
ample for any crowd that may congre-
gate there for some time.
L. P. O'Reilly, who with his family
recently came here from Chicago, has
purchased an eighty-acre farm with
water right under the Amity canal
five miles north of town, He is now
breaking 1t out for spring crops.
The beets in many fields are large
enough for thinning and during this
process there will be no idle people in
this vicinity. as 1t will take all sthe
men. women and children to do the
work properly and In good season.
A. c. Burgesser, one Of our most ex-
tensive farmers, was doing business In
town Wednesday. He says he has out
100 acres Of grain crops. 80 acres of
which is wheat, knee high and grow
ing to beat anything he ever saw. He
has just finished planting cantaloupe.
The country north Of Lamar was
visited by a severe hail storm last
Sunday, which did considerable dam
age to the growing crops. We are in
formed that majority Of the crops
damaged were insured, 10 the loss will
not fall 50 heavily upon the farmers.
We are advised BY the publishers Of
the Household that the special rate
they are now making will be with
drawn on June 4th. After that time
we shall not be able to offer the Chief
tain and Household for e1.5O, hence
those who wish to take advantage Of
the best newspaper offer they eyer
had should do 50 ut once. Sample