The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-28

Butler sha seek.
WAx1ED-Ssovs wood o. sob
euPiion, ai ,hs ofHce-
". 2. TygarI rad dssghtsr,
Lon visited Balss Tsssday.
Waiter W0ivsrtoa of EIDorsso
sPriags. wsa IN sEe eisy Aoadsy.
Miss Bertha Bizrzh is speE6zug .
fen days risidag a. Ksnssl CaY.
2ir Arlhss Rsy, s., = vs-y rek
81 his home ia the fouta part of TIE
cltY and aos exPe-ts8 70 i've znasy
saya.
Mrs. ". H Fisse- took 3 TIP %
wichltz Sanazy 70 vssf her hus-
baad aho IS eiosiag sP naiisrs 70
reisrn 90 Rich Hi
IL Baker sad family d Rirs
Hin caas % Sunday aftsrnooa oa
a sisH 10 rsianTss here --Unch
Items, Clinion Repsbliezn-
TIE Old Settlers snnual pzuir
aal Sc held az Batter. We6neasaf.
sept u. L won't Be long unt1
We will Be a. old settler
ChaHss Craig, from Bri,iss Co
ismhia. Is here visiting has Parsnts.
and rur9T has 5, that hs Wis noi
return to TIE British Psssessieas
alone.
Mrs L. Porter and little
daughter are visiting Mrs. Porter's
parents, Col and Mrs. E Hayes
at Ba,lzr during toe National
Gzzrd Eucampmeni ther.-
l have some bargains IN Sheridan
r0aaiy, Kans II taken before wheat
sawn. Arrange to 60 out with
me daring September, II you want
the best ioF your uOney.-E- B.
ATKINSON.
BIZ. c. L Pnifer, who recently
came here as an addition 70 the
Coming Nation force and had not
vst gotten welI settled. received tbe
sad intelligence Sunday that his lit
he ssu had died that day At Califor-
nia. so. He returned home on
tie frt train to bury the Httle one.
lie Is a gaiei agreeable gentleman.
ara a1s tie sympathy Of 81 in his
gea, loss.
c a. Lane. Republicau caudi-
date far circuit clerk. was in ihe
cly Mcnd1y. Mr.. Lsne IS a spign-
djd ygaag man OF excellent eharae-
tar aad Business qualifications, and
g eic-icd wall make one OF the best
ana Ios, acceptable officials Bates
( ooeuy e,cr had. He ought to he
electej he has the unqualified
endorsement oi every man who
knov hm 50 tar a. Dis personal
( ehsSst See saa qsali6eatsous go. A
vole far lam will not &c Xote
amas
The Loeb ranch, Just cas-, Of shs
city, eontaiuing 1859 seres Of up
land and bottom land, and 50 ar.
ranged as 90 be ons Of the mosl
up,ois stoek ranches ia Bates
coaa,y. bas iusi bera sold AZ a price
oi sss per acre. nskiag an aggre,
gate ol s.7.ooo. The purchaser
ol tae lsud we said 10 be II. c.
+ Casselman Co, u Kansas City
'ihfoush heir sgeat SIR. A. !. Hin.
shaw. Messrs- Prowel s Cool
also ,oia 20 the same parties the ad
ianug Fred Cane 100 acres, fo
S4S and possibly another uae
tI3se by. 50 the sales og farm
lsaf, increase from urek 70 week
Gea Ffana Sisel. one Of The bss
81 oar German-Ameyican soldiers
died s., his homs ia New York sity
ace. 81 Ga the 57sh war og hi
ags Beyn ia Sinshsim Baden 8
Noeemser, 1884. be was educate
s, Cu.stpas tea military ssrsies
lle ,eaei "a lhe army ol lis uaiiv
stsls .9ag Ysars, took part Ia q
geps. epsisios N Enrope in asa
8aJ sgsaled with bis army ini
Sua1 sad irom there can
30 VS. Uaaed States. lathis eoai
un hs gsd Ia ,saehipg aasi h
ae,egssk 81 ,he fsbellion. wheR
}. wss3 as 81 Mo. yvgimspt and ~
5 Ne a gae army until the close
S F war; Sinsg the war hs b
5 5eae IS .aQaseads Of other 80,
3. sela.t il3 along with him. lol
- lh. psasi syoeation oi a ~
n sea aad dij his paIs 20 rep,