Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-12
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LOCAL MENTION


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Read the ad of J. D. Couch in this
issue. 1t will pay you to do so.
Rev. Osman has planted blue grass
seed in the NJ. E. parsonage yard.
Reynolds & Read put up new
windmill for John Portnier yesterday.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-
pared to make few i've year loans on
choice farms.
J. G. Dietman, a prosperous farmer
up near LuctOr was in the city yester-
day on business.
Things sold well out at the Friant
| sale yesterday Quite number went
out from town.
Our Agra correspondent must be
taking a Rip Van Wrinkle sleep-wake
up and give us the news.
Remember that each new subscriber
is entitled to 200 votes on the most
popular lady in Phillips county.
County Treasurer Cheadle will
move into the Mccormick house in
the north part of the city this week.
S. P. Hull was in the city yesterday
making arrangements to have some
horse and jack bills printed at this
Office.
Is HorreH was in from Woodruff
yesterday and left an order for some
horse and jack bills. at the Herald
office.
Watch our voting contest it becomes
more interesting each day. See that
you get your votes in, in time to count
for your contestant.
Arthur Harwood purchased this
! week the Moncrieff residence in this
city and which has been occupied re-
Gently by County Treasurer Cheadle.
Ransom Stephens went down to To
peka last night to be gone for a couple
of days. He will take in a special
meeting in Missionary while in the
city.
mayor Lewis appointment of G. D.
Heath as city marshal on Monday
evening to take the place of W. W.
briggs.
One week from tomorrow the Her
AIDS subscription contest closes. You
will have to hurry if you want to cast
those votes that you have been think
| ing about.
There was little more than the
usual amount of DRINKS on the streets
last Saturday night. A few disgrace
full drunken fights were pulled off
on main street.
The members of PhillipSburg Lodge
No. ia, K. ofP. are especially request
ed to be present each Thursday even
ing for special drill work. Othermat-
tiers of importance are before the lodge
for consideration.
The team of horses and buggy which
was stolen at Kirwin about two weeks
ago, have been recovered. They were
found at Hill City and had been sold
there for 800 by Birch Handy-but
they didn't find Birchie.
Sheriff Yerton left Sunday night
for Enid. Oklahoma, after Fred Mar
tin who broke Jail here about two
months ago. He stopped at Topeka
and got requisiton papers for the gen.
tleman on his way down
Deputy Sheriff, Harry White, is not
so slow. Monday he took a drive out
into the north part of the county and
came back smiling with John IveSon
in charge. Iveson is connected in the
Martin stealing up in the north part
of the county last fall. He is now
resting quietly in the county jail.
| In about thirty days the south side
drug store will close out It's business
here, and have a large supply of
house and barn paint they wish to
to dispose of it at actual cost. They
also have a large supply of Poultry
and Stock Food which will go regard
less of costs. B. A. BARRETT.
Il c. A. Lewis this week closed out
the entire property belonging to David
Moncrieff. The last piece of proper
ty sold was his farm on Deer Greek to
John Atkinson. We are very sorry &c
have Mr.. Moncrieff selIout his belong.
ings here, We thought that some day
he would perhaps return to our coun,
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Buntin, of Kan,
sas City, have moved into the house
recently vacated by T. L. Cook. Mr
and Mrs. Buntin are the grandparents
of Operator Stevens at the Rock Is
: land. These old people have come te
Philiipsburg intending to make Their
! future home with MS. We welcome