Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-07-27
Normal-Monday.
Fresh pork at Bakers.
Picked pork at Bakers.

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Picked pork at Bakers.
Wheat is testing from "a to 81.
Threshing is the order of the day
Receiver King lost valuable cow
Saturday last
Uncle Sam Hutzel is basking in the
sunshine of Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Mrs. G. C. Brady is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fl. Z. Mccormick, south
of town.
Emery Cass, the big stockman of
the north Saline, was a county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Robert l.. Bailey was up from the
Smoky. Tuesday. and added 80 acres
gold land to his holdings.
OReport says that last Monday after
noon the Wash Mattingly neighbor-
hood received good rain.
r. A. Sampson, the Quinter banker,
postmaster and general merchant,
was in the city on Monday.
at Colono for about thirty minutes
while here it only sprinkled.
DIR. Woodworth, the Ellis Dentist,
will be at the American House, Wa
Keeney. from July 25 to 81.
Mrs. Bestor, who has been visiting
in Morland for several weeks, return
ed home the first of the week
Cliff Tomson, new settler in Ogal-
lab township. was in the city last Sat
urday and made us an agreeable call
Mrs. A. E. McCollum and children
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Rhoades, northeast of
town.
Mrs. A V. Cells moved out to her
homestead in Ogallah township the
first of the week. Mrs. NJ. E. Kulp is
staying with her.
Sam Harvey was up from Ogallah
last Saturday accompanied by Riley
Moore of Dickinson cOuntY-a former
resident of Trego county.
The largest load of wheat ever
hauled into Hays City was by team
of cayuse ponies. Eighty bushels
were on the wagon.-Ex.
A stranger was in the city Tuesday
looking up the hotel business of our
city. He was favorably impressed
with the American house.
The Ladies' Good Will society will
serve ice cream every Saturday in the
building north of the hardware store
Mrs. G. X. Sellers, secretary
Moser & Guschewsky pulled for
south of Collyer. Wednesday, with a
new threshing outfit. They sold their
old outfit to some Russians
Sam Robinson was up from Frank
lin township Tuesday and started
proof on his timber claim. Sam says
he raised good wheat and barley
p. J. Gubbins, proprietor of the Chi
cago restaurant at Collyer, and an ar
dent support of WORLD, was in the
city last Monday on business. He
made this office a pleasant call in the
afternoon.
ID. L. mccarthy, the boss cattle
buster, lost three head of cattle Sat
urday morning. His herd broke down
the corral and train or an extra
freight knocked five off the track kill
ing three of them.
We learn from a Colorado paper
that Jesse Cortright and Elmer Dunn
are running a hotel at New Windsor,
Colo. The house, furniture and fix
lures belong to Tommy Brooks We
wish them all kinds of success in their
new venture.
W. J. Beardwell, one of Graham
county's brightest and best boys, was
in the city last Saturday on business
W. J. holds first grade certificate
and teaches school in the winter and
tills one the best farms in the sum-
mer. A boy like William is bound to
succeed.
Era Hit and Otis -Kessler were
down from Coilyer last Monday. Mr.
Hit is building a new house and barn
on his new home one and half miles
northwest of Collyer. Era is going to
make his home one of the prettiest
in that part of the county. Otis is
doing the carpenter work These two
politicians of opposite faith deposited
$3.50 with US to help WORLD rotate.