Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-13
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3 ALBERT.
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By Halstead Gold,

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e The Albert. people are -jubilant
lover that fine rain Saturday.
! Will'LJueh and John. Shipley left
for their home in Chester, Ok. last
week. =.
E.. r. and R. II. Moses were up
from Great Bend last. Thursday on
business. r. =. -: =:
Ed. Gruanwald finished threshing;
friday and left Monday for Devils
+ Lake, n. d. =;
i. Tareshing Is ever and mast thresh-1
|ers have: left. Many have gone to
Dakota and Colorado. =: g
i Dewald Bros. are repairing the
|schoolhouse in the district west of
! here in Rush county.
H.. School began Monday with Frank
McCauley as wielder Of the birch.
II We wish him success.
Mr.. George Butter and wife Of
Rush Center we're visiting With has
Hson B, F. over Sunday.
II Mics Ethel CamphslIs was over
. fron Hoisington the last of the week
: ON q visit with friends and relatives
T so@ing wheat is the order Of the
day nov. "A number of farmers
have fifty acres or more already
sowed.
t John Teten and wife are oenjoying
Ia sisit from Mrs. .Tsten>s parents,
\ Mr. and Mrs. Eekhof 81 Dunbar,
: Nebraska.
= Warren Wilkinson left Monday
!. for bis home in Oaprons Ok War
!: rem expects to put cut big crop of
|: wheat this fail. o
Jack Kennedy and VIM. sherman
|: left last week for North Dakota
!: where they expect to RUE threshinp
!: engines during the fall season.
|: John Andre has returned from his
:: visit to his old home in Wisconsin
8 He says that bis parents expect te
!. aove back to Kansas nest SPRING.
Mrs. Schlimo vas up from Reno
: county the latter part ofothe week
to LOOK after her farming interests
We understand that Henry GALLEY
!: has rented the SchHmo place 70,
1 another year
y j. S. Winget.went otooK. @. las
Tuesday On business trip, returning
the first of this week. On bis re-
turn be speat several 'days in eastern
Kansas withaaoview of making som,
: investments down Othere.
81 Oliver Crowell has gone to Gardel
Fl Grove, L.. to visit Vith his parents
from whom he has been absent fol
81 several years. After remaining 8
q home week or so be expects to g,
On to Dakota to 6ipish the 'threshins
season there
81 Our threshermea made some yer,
8 excellent recerde the SKINNER con
s. sidering the shertness. OF the 9, season
8 Arneld Bros. threshed $1,000 bue
= Schroeder s. Ford 4600O,6 Haas
q Bros. 10000 Hagerman 1900, j
) w wilkinson $4,000 ard Ed .Gruen
s valid $4,000 bushels.
s. Miss Edna Tallis got one of he
e hands quite badly burned one .day
81 last seek. She had by acciden
3 spilled soms gaseliae sgss go hspc
s. which became ignited VAea SIC stazSf
/. ed the burner on the stoee. Sha
81 will be unable 20 attend 70 che Aoues
e work for some time. IN the saean
= chile Evs Campell is helping Aeq
h Mra. Aug Bchoedss and deugAtes
!. Misses Lydia and Agnes Returned
- from their visit in F'ua &c Lee, Wis.
8 Last Saturday. They we're gone So
g about Eve weeks and visited = aum,
8 bes of points of interest 81 ahe east
g They also spens seveeal dag
6 ia Chicago. They ere. Aeweper
8 heartily glad TO BE- home again, aac
: cay that, after alb thsae i ne f1ae
8 like Kansas.
s Meig Brock. Petee Ra@ckis sseoDe
& oldest girl got az Atm bseke les
Q Wednesday. She 8ith several othe
s children we're picking grapes on BSl'
= nut cseek. and tell out OF Q tree u
8 shich she had climbed TO ga4he
4 grapes She psosea TO be . brew
2 little girl. zof not 3 whlmpes OF whiD
9 escaped her while she Ras taken
3 the doctor OF while that eosthy Sc
3 heg limb. She is getting eloAgfes
9 nicely.
6 The CHILLING season is sppfoachiA-
8 very rapidly. We are eeprssentlb
'o the Sucker State. Hocsiet ana Buck
= eye; the forme9 being the only ari
il on the market In which each dis
I | Srorka indenanf3aDf of che ofhap Thf