Barton County democrat., 1902-04-04

Order your sheet music from Chas.
Rathburn at the Candy Kitchen.
Seed Corn and seed Potatoes by the
car load, at the Crescent Grocery Co.
Mike Dailey's sale, Monday. was
attended by a large crowd, and 1t is
said that coed prices were realized on
all the stock and implements.
The hsppiest man is the one that
buys the Mccormick Header-Binder, q
combined Header-Binder at
r. 81. MILLERs.
j. 8. Ewalt returned last Friday
from q visit of few weeks in the east.
He says there will be large number
of people here to see the Sun Motor.
Mrs. Geo. Strobel has been danger
ously i'll the past few days. She is
thought to have overtaxed her energies
taking care OF her mother, Mrs Josiah
Spencer.
Eugene Harrison commences this
week to finish the Hoisington school
term as principal, in place OF T. G.
Straw who has gone into the hotel
business.
The Advance Thresher is too we'll
known for the people to be deceived
into buying any other kind
f. 81. MILLER.
n. J. Hallack and j. 81. Harris of
Kansas City. and T. NJ Moore of st.
Joe, who are interested in the Chey.
enne Lake. we're out last week to see
the water rolling in.
If VIM. Casebeer, of ANTHONY. and
Mr.. GOodwine. of Wichita, would get
together and mix up little they might
discover some relationship to Mr..
of Elfinwo
Easter services at the Congregations
al church, Sunday evening. were at
tended by large and appreciative au-
dience. The program, almost entirely
a musical one, is said TO have been very
pleasing.
Buy your Cane Seed aud Kaffir Corn
early, and save money. s. a. New
combe has two car loads.
About three inches of snow fell in
this county Saturday, melting almost
as fast as it fell. This will aid the
new wheat to get start, and will re.
vive much that was thought to be
dead.
Probate Judge Feder closed the first
March of the new century by perform,
ing the marriage ceremony for James
F. Tonkin and Miss Rosa Rohlfing,
two Ellinwood young people, Monday
the 31st.
Just received car load of riding and
listers and cultivators at
F. III. MlLLER's.
A "citiZsns ticket" nominated at
Is composed of the folio wing.
For Mayor, 81. D. Back. for counciI-
men, Frank RAIDER, Fred Stephan,
Dick Bosse, 81, E, Turck, A. Steckel.
For Police Judge-John Christoph.
Jake Alefs had his fine, black draft
horse, "The Colonel" in town the
first of the week, and ordered bills
printed at this Office "Colonel" will
be seen through the season at Mr..
Alefs' farm, in Buffalo township.
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Your attention-espe that of
those living in the northwest part of
the county-is called to the announce
ment of the cooking exhibition the
Great Majestic Ranee-by the Olmitz
Mercantile Co. Mr.. Ochs wants every
body to call next week.
The Hoisington city ticket is as fol.
lows: For Mayor. Warren Wbaley;
Councilmen. FL. Wildgen, w. 8. VIM
cent, r. j. Barrett, Wm. Nibelo and
A Goodwin Police Judge, A. H. Bak
er. We do not learn of any opposi-
ton ticket being in the field.
On Monday evening next, April 7th,
the Woodmen and their families
which means six or seven hundred
will enjoy social time at their hall
in this city. 1t will be a pleasant
home affair, with ali the enjoyable
trimmings that go to mix up brotherly
and sisterly love.
The DEMoCRAT would like a cor