Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-03-14
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R. E. Steele has been in Meade
for several days this week.
Gold and tinsel braid, also new
styles of belts at Wehrle's.
A complete stock of everything in
the dry goods line at Wehrle's.
Herman Wilkey is on the sick list
at his home in the east part of the
city.
Call and see the new styles of
dress goods and trimmings at
Wehrle's.
Ben Latta, of Crooked Creek, was
a pleasant caller at our sanctum last
Saturday.
Call at this Office and see the
Standard Gas Lamp, made especial
~ IOI nOntS.
Steve Elliott was down from Min
neola Wednesday, where he is win
tering his cattle.
Friday night is the date of the St.
Patrick's Ball. Put on your green
ribbon and attend.
Clifford Wetmore, of Crooked
Creek twp, made final proof on his
claim last Saturday.
WANTED-A copy of THE MEADE
COUNTY News dated Feb. 28, 1907.
Please leave same at this office.
If you want some of the neatest
job work you eyer hadsdone, call at
this Office and we can furnish you.
Always remember that this office
can furnish you any paper publish
ed in the United States at reduced
rates.
Will. .Dickerson came up from the
river against the heavy northeast
wind Tuesday. He went home the
next day.
Scarlet fever is reported at John
Stalder's, his daughter Lulu being
afflicted with disease. Other cases
are reported over the country.
This office has a stock of the fin
est business cards you ever saw.
Call and we will print you some in
the neatest and most artistic man
ner.
Call at Wehrle's and see the lat
est lines of dress goods, Korah
Pongee, Tissue Mercerise, Silk Nov
elites, Princeton Zephyrs, and Serg-
Inc Franchise.
w. J. Woodard was making some
material improvements at the Nat
ional Hotel this week. Mr.. Bruce,
the proprietor, has also provided
some rustic chairs for the office and
and a seat for the front porch for
the accommodation of the public,
during the summer months.
Quite number of town people
go out every day to see the steam
shovel work. The train men are
very courteous and gentlemanly and
never object to the number of pass
engers back and forth. The school
boys have been regular visitors and
now that school is dismissed for the
term they will have long weari-
some vacation.
In another column we publish a
recipe for the determination of the
prairie dog. 1t is the result of the
labors of the Agricultural Depart
ment of the University of Nebraska.
We should like to have all our read.
ers, who are bothered with these
pests, to give the exterminator q
fair trial and report the results tc
US.
For SALE-Two fine Black Per
cheron Stations, 16H hands.
weight 1000 and 1900 lbs., also
two Black Mamoth Jacks with white
points, IS and 15H hands, six anc
seven years old. Can be seen a
livery stable, Cimarron, Kansas
Inspection cordially invited. Ad
dress J. P. EMERY,
Cimarron, KS
The Literary Society closed theil
meetings last Friday night with {
mock criminal trial, which created
considerable amusement for the
audience. Judge Selvidge was pre-
siding judge of the kangaroo pro
ceedings. John Russell acted a
clerk and Miss Sada Jenkins a
stenographer. Chas. Talley wa
bailiff. The case tried was the Stat,
of Kansas VS.. w. R. Mott, for as
sault with intent to kill one Denni
Coon who was prosecuting witness
Messrs. Dawson, Stutsman and Les
lie represented the state, Will