The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-10
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We understand that the Arthur
Coal Co., will resume work about
the middle OF this month.
Many OF our citizens are repair
ing, painting and improving their
dwellings generally this spring
A lsrge stock Of guns and smmu-
nition.-Johannes & Sons.
Miss Gertrude Marsh has so-
cep.ed a position as cashier with
the II, P. James Cash Grocery.
A full car load Of stoves at fac
tory prices.-Johannes & Sons.
The school board are making
arrangements to drain the yard Of
the west sehoof=and otherwise i'm
prove it.
A full car load Of sewing ma
chimes from srs 90 up, at Johan-
mes & Sons.
D. d. Peeler. Of Hudson town
ship. was in town the first of the
week looking after political fences
in this section.
The carpenters, painters and pa
per hangers Of this city are all
busy. Mary improvements are
beng made in the residence part
Of the city.
\ have houses for sale for from
$ISo up to $1,000, on easy pay
ments and long time Come and
see me. GEO. P. HUcKEBY.
Before you spend your money
figure with rs on HARDWARE and
IMPLEMENTS and HARNESS. - Jo-
hanueS & Sons.
For very low rates to Utah, Mon
tana, Oregon. Washington and
British Columbia during March and
April, see Z. T. LsBarriere, Agt
Frisco Line.
q. Kirk has bought the WolSer-
ton a. Jones stock and is prepared
to furnish you gas and water fixture
supplies cheaper than ever. South
Sixth Street
Mrs. James MeKibbeu of Rich
Hill, spent = couple Of days in
town last week attending confer
enee and visiting old friends, Of
whom she has a host, z-Butler
Record.
The Rich Hill Bank will present
an entirely new appearance on the
inside. Not only are the walls
being Fepspered aud wood work
newly painted, but the fixtures are
being rehnished.
J. T. rhurman, the Oklshomsn,
was in the city one day las, week
shaking hands with his many friends.
The prospective primary in Bates
has q charm for him that is hard TO
stay away from.
Il Word comes to Us that S. X,
Oldham, up at Huntsville, has be.
GENE the father Of 10 pound boy
Jus, recently. Sam must be getting
up In the world since he moved to
North Missouri. Even Grandpa
Oldham "a feeling better since he
heard the news.
| We have been obliged to omit
OF hold over ioI a week some OF
our correspondence. Il our core.
sponden,s would kindly sec thar
their copy reaches US by Tuesday
IL would greatly aeeomodate US,
We are always sorry 10 leave out
OF omit any news Ne receive.
w. G. Hsddsn, chairman Of the
Democratic osages, has issued no.
tioe to all his tribe TO assemble a.
their voting precincts on Saturday,
April Ie, 1904, and cas-, their bal
lot lOy the nomination OF county
officers. The polls will be opened
from 6 IN the morning 10 ? in ,hs
evening, and all known Democrats
4 will be entitled to vote Tor county
officers and a township committee
4 man. The chairman doesn't say
: be wants 70 be reelected, bat ",
: suspset be viii be.
II you arc interested IN cheap lans
10 Southwestern Kansas or South
eastern Colorado, call and see me,
I can furnish you railroad lands .
a very low price for cash or on tel
a years time. only o per eens interest
: | win be a Republican Press oihe'
!, ia Butler, April iath and i4th