Barton County democrat., 1902-12-19


furnace in the west building went on
, strike Monday.
not enough business of their own, to
hurt, are eternally poking their noses
INTO other peoples business.
A fire at Stafford last week destroy.
sd the store and residence Of John
Garvin. The loss was $50 900, only
partly covered by insurance.
Mrs. Bacon, "a daughter of Mrs /.
Samuel Penna. arrived from tn e east
Saturday evening last, to pay a visit
TO her mother and sisters here.
Wonder what causes so large an
at the Sunday Schools
about now2 Do you know, boys?
Honest Injun. now. why is 1t?
Work on the Catholic school builds
ing at Odin began last week. When
the farmers of tina, locality undertake
q thing they push it to a successful
completion.
You will find material for pyrog-
raphy work, picture frames, trays
hand mirrors, leather card cases and
purses ETC.. at The Great Bend I'm.
plement Co.
F. E Brown and family left last
week for Oakland a suberb of Topeka.
Mr.. Brown expects to go into the
printing business again, and his many
friends here wish him success.
We have Rochester nickle plated
tea and coffee pots, crumb trays, t-a-
kettles etc. Also. Stransky imports
enamel ware guaranteed for five years
The GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co
The second of the series of lectures
at the Clafi'n M. E church will be
gwen Saturday evening the 2Oth
when Prof. Phil. W Gould will pre-
sent a musical mGnologue, The Old
Piano"
The poor of New York are freezing
sands Of tons of coal are being held by
the speculators for higher prices
MANS inhumanity to man makes
countless thousands shiver
You fellows have nothing to exas'
perate you in your business" said
the city man Ever drive hogs tC
market, train a calf, or have a storm
wipe out whole years proft?" ask
ed the farmer.
Nick Dick, Art Dick and Duke Yves.
ley were 6ned in police court $50 each
aud costs, Friday, for fighting aud re-
sistine an off Ger Marshal Shaft sr
start ed to arrest Nick. when Art and
Duke took chips in the game.
A. 81. Baker, in letter in the Hois
ington Dispa tch. says there is no dan
ger from rust in wheat in the winter
time He says the yellow blades viii
fall off in the spring and the plant
come out more vigorous than ever
Good skating; ice ABOUT four inches
thick, and boys and girls on it TO ths
depth of about four feet. Would W.
were q boy again-or even a girl
with pair of skates. red cheeks ant
a will to do and dare We have tn,
skates and the will all right, but ",
fear our legs would prove wobbiy.
Men who travel over the road south
OF the river br 'dge now wonder "whl
it was not done long ago." The gum
bo speed way is q blessing and a 10,
forever-at least until it works full o
blow holes, aud that need not be per
mitted if the proper care is iven To,
road.
Cold weather is closely approaching
aud we have only limited numbe
of those splendid heaters-THE JR
MONOGRAM s-left- Their attractive
appe .rance, splendid heating qualities
make them uaquestionabiy the bes
he aters on the market.
THE GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co
The Lsraed Fiiier aud Toiier, in 81
Invitation to subscribers tn call an,
settle ap. says: Those who brin,
one dollar will get a warm welcome
two dollars, a chey; three dollars.
cigar; four or more trip ar0uud be
hind tbs press" We eish yoH man
trips .'aroundN behind the press,
Harvey. for such q trip must be inter
estine ksrned,