Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-07-19

Great Bend is several thousands of A
dollars '.in the hole" by reason OF im. il gr
practical experimenters. sometimes eph
known rs that COMMITTEE Of 1O0." in q
En;n,ooa d..,. 9TH n. noho ala. sci
uo.rt nth M ..rt,. hand nth &he ra- year
,nlt th.t roh. woae... tom :. not are 1
hothered mnch NTH the w..rv wi,,;ea It is
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Crap shooters are still plying their orr,
avocation under the Arkansas bridge. ~
The next arrests should result in av.r
heavy fines and ball and chain SEM INNS
tences. nth
a. Laldiaw, u. w. brisoy. Horace is p
and Herb Woodward are among the stan
Great Bond men to take chances in the pear
government lottery in the new Indian
country.
80 oo'1. o1 ~. 1'' .I Eric
about the town the past few weeksp
The dry weather drives them in to ,n.h
'oeA "s'e1 hero
Notwithstanding the many license sup,
free '.cold drinks" resorts in this city, SOU,
water ia beginning to be q mighty of Il
scarce article-water for lawns and and
gardens we mean. and
Naw good who.t- -d;-..t from, R,..;. the
-onr car v;,, he her. about Apop.t elev
1st. Will be in bushel sacks, price -!
about 81 so per bushel. T
WALNUT CREEK MILLING Co, atte
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Ano "soin wants W Sus use
gest that the executive committee of porl
the Barton County Poultry Associa- hors
ton ought to wake up and get plans lnee
started for the December show. WOO
The Mcpherson firemen and band a.,
boys are to indulge in a ball game next 600
won ~. '"o '." spa
there will be such q mixture of wind ~,
anu "a'oi 10 nao nosoi oeiolo 'ooen fail
witnessed.
Some guessers. who ought to know.
say the average wheat yield for Barton N
county this year will be 20 bushels to carr
the acre. If your wheat goes better aar
than that, let US know-w:ll be glad to this
publish it, yea
The Ladies of the Episcopal church lnu
wi,, serv.. ;ca craam on Mrs Rowa,,,s pen
lawn, on Friday evening, July 18th. sia'
A progam Of vocal and Instrumental Iou
music. and Gypsy fortune teller will nul
add to the evenings pleasure. qua
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The Kansas City Times of the 18th =
states that kansas county fairs are
all abandoned" The Times is misin- ~
formed, as the Barton county fair has noa
not been abandoned, but instead will -"
be q crackerj ck-drOuth or no drouth. "e
FARMERS Remember that new, ly @
Russian hard wheat, for seed, will be hon
ready for delivery about August 1st. vic
It will be in bushel sacks. and the EIe
price will be about 81 80 per bushel- ten
instead of So 25. to
WALNUT CREEK MILLING Co.
If you don't go to church. and waht wal
to take in some real good, religious cut
argument, just study the figures on int
the thermometer, and remember that tim
it is not half as hot here as it will be bal
for you in the hereafter if you don't VIII
mend your ways. ma
Now that Jessie Morrison is safely one
landed in the pen, and Lulu Kennedy g nal
trial is over, Mrs. Nation is liable to y
break out in q new place and make =
some daily paper filing. What lot rar
of filling would be furnished should she w,
visit Eilinwood! ;oo
Fred Zatavern, writing from Gruen> an
stadt. Germany, July 4. 1901, to the ant
DEMOCRAT. says: I'VE celebrate ma
to~day. to-day! The Stars and Stripes Di
are flying gay; Three cheers for liber- col
ty, aud freedom We love our people. no
we love our homeI'' up
| The south counter at Aliens drug
store has been taken out and neat Ne
tables and chairs put in, in order to Bu
accommodate the firms constantly in up
creasing refreshment trade. It is ini
mighty pleasant place to drop in and
get an ice cream or soda. col