Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-26

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fine made clothing. sold under written
guarantee. Sold only at Lundblade s.
Bolipger's.
Rev Ludwig Bruer Of the Ellin wood
German Lutheran charge, and Rev. J..
F. Lii of the Dubuque charge. were
In Great Bend Wednesday.
We have large list of farm lands
aud stock ranches for sale in Ness
county. ranging in price from $500 to
SIS. 90 per acre. Write to
j. G. LoHNEs & SON, Ness City. Kans
Some extensive improvements are
being made at the EIkhorn hotel. east
side of tho qnuro. Landlord Kendall
says he is forced to provide more
room for the accomm oda alton of his
PATRONS.
VIM. Deleplane, who runs the street
sprinkler, is upwards of 80 years old.
If some of our young people would
practice the same habits of early rising
and energetic push that he does they
would fare better.
Will the farmers of Barton couoty
have representatives at the wheat
growers meeting to be held in Salina
May 1872 It looks to US like they ought
to. No harm can come of the meeting.
and much good to- the wheat gro " ers
is possible.
SPECIAL-Just received by express,
some new specials in Turbans, Toques
and trimmed hats, also the new style
sailors to help fill up after the great
selling that has been going on in the
millinery department. See them at
Lundblade & BolinRer's.
The Jensen adjustable Lip Seive
will save you the annoyance and time
of changing selves for different kinds
of grain. The Jensen can be regulated
in one minute for any kind of grain
you wish to thresh. The Great Bend
Implt. Co. have them for sale.
The Eilinwood postoftice fight is get.
ting quite warm. The candidates, as
we are told are H. E Turck. Prof.
Lockhart and J. ". A. Cooke-with
their chances rating at present in
the order they are named above. But.
there's many slip 'twixt Long" and
the Tip"
Film wood has an ordinance which
assesses fine of 81. 90 head for stock
found running loose inside the city
limits. It would not do Great Bend a
bit of harm to have such city law
and enforce it. Every spring there are
more or less complaints about the
of loose stock.
All our people may not know it, but
there ia, in the Office of the county
clerk, a complete set of standard
weights and measures, which are fixed
by law as the legal standard. If q
question arises as to short weight or
measure-wet or dry. lineal or SUPER
ficiai-yoa can settle it by the official
standard.
Stanley Prindle has been appointed
= special marshal. at Hoisington, at q
SALARY of 81 day and fiudings-the
findings being his fees for the arrest
ing of all thugs. house thieves, bank
robbers and vagabonds who may be
so bold as to come within ten miles of
Hoisington. ION. Stanley! Onl" and
don't forget to "charge."
Mrs. Mary Bobeck aged about 80
years, died at her home one mile west
of town Saturday. The funeral oc'
CURED Monday the 22d. Deceased
was the mother Of Anton Bobeck and
Mrs. Joe Troillet and was lady who
had many warm friends in this locali-
ty. Old age and prolonged feeble
health was the cause of her death.
In the case Of State vs.. Frank Dell
the second joint case tried last week
defendant was found guilty in Jenni-
sons court ADD fined 500 and 80 days
in Jail. The case WAS Appealed to the
district court. where Of course it will
not be so lOp sided a trial. and where
the supreme conrt decisions will be
understood and considered by the
judge presiding.
Better send your letters east on the
Santa Fe morning mail. A governs
ment employee is authority for the
statement that the fast mail-that ex
pensive and really unnecessary govern
ment extravagance-smas four
different pouches of first class mail
last week. A catcher pouch is hung
on q crane and the train, rushing