Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-18
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Ing 81 cents for wheat today.
The gas we'll will be Begun Aug.
l II the casing arrives BY that time.
Thursday, July rs, is the date Of
the annual district school meetings.
-Alva Dayhoff is moving back to
Dayton. His location here did not
pay.
Cooper & Whites wheat stubble
northeast Of town was burned off this
afternoon.
&C. G. Reiber who was overcome
by the heat while at Beloit last week
is at home sick.
Geo. Wallace had $500 insurance
on his barn burned July 4. This
about covers the loss.
The ne.months-old son OF d.
MAJOR, Of Manchester, formerly OF
Abilene, died Saturday.
Geo. Clemence was fined IS and
costs in police court this afternoon
on his Fourth Of July arrest.
&C. M. Carver finished threshing
his bound wheat, 80 acres. 1t yield
ed 80 bushels per acre and tested So
to 6Ss.
Mrs. ]. T. Prendergast and
daughters are enjoying the first really
up-to-date rubber tired surrey brought
to town.
-Cleyson Brown is in luck. He
held ticket $3.50 at Sterl's which
gives him free trip to the Buffalo
exposition.
The case against j. A. Graves in
police court was dismissed. The
docket is now clear for the first time
in 80 days.
A man with load OF corn Gre
ated considerable excitement in town
today. Corn is rarity and likely
to continue SO.
Ed Belknap, one of the city's
popular clerks, has moved back from
Minneapolis and has taken a position
in Lloyd & Balls.
"A new separator just sold to Ben
nington parties by Shockey 4 Landes
was burned in a wheat field fire in o.
tawa county yesterday.
Senator Burton received from a
Kansan in the Philippines cane
made by a Tagalog' 1t came by mail
and was broken on the way.
Harry Lifts has presented friends
a large number Of key rings witt
, registered tags that will be identified
, by a register kept at his store.
The ruins Of the City mills ye
shoulder though the fire was y day
$ ago. Most Of the grain and much o
e the machinery have been taken out
, Our idea Of man with a gool
g healthy imagination is one who say
e that sleeping has been nice and coo
process in his house all the pas
. month.
: j. B. Favor will occupy d. Mat
: sons house on Cedar. The Matte
sons will live in the Cottage hotel
4 Ed Bslknap will occupy Favor's hous
e on southside.
! Bruce Hurd's DAILY Times" ha
increased its subscription price to
J. cents a week. Bruce says he can
$ print an up.to-date daily paper 81
days for cent.
= Solomon Tribune: The Farmer
Il elevator shipped out eleven cars Q
e wheat Tuesday. The company
!, n shipping over both the Union Pacifi
:. and Rock Island roads.
d j. W. Aker's team ran with a
/" empty wagon from the Badger lumbe
n yard this morning and piled up in
J. heap east OF the REFLECTOR office.
broken reach was all the damage.
:, The Balmoline advertising synd
D. cate finished up its business la'
ar night. 1t was in operation 60 day
e. aud its profits were' B per cent
:, - month. Syndicate No. 2 has bee
lie organized.
y Bert Hockensmith, Of Solomon
:. has fast four.year-old PAGER. II
~ other day the animal made a mile
IN 2:l7. Bert bought the horse tv
10 years ago for $50 but $500 wouldn
- touch it today.
II Manchester News: Miss AMI
Mt Dahlhammer was here from AbileI
u the past week looking alter u
= marketinp of her wheat crop. HI