Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-06-04
Eat at the pelmoniCo.

insurance.
Chas. Simms and wife, of Agra, were
in town Monday,
For SALE A nice yearling heller.
Inquire of w. Fl. Pratt.
]. F. Rambo has been carrying his
hand in sling for several days.
See those hot weather outing suits
at the Clothing store from SO to so.
If you desire to buy or sell land call
on Mahin s. Mahin Real Estate and
Loans,
R. Braman drove in from Crystal
Monday bringing Leola to attend the
institute.
Denver dailies, the only ones OBJ
tainable,- have been in demand the
past week.
1. d. Thornton and his brother-in-
law who is visiting him were city Wis,
itors Tuesday =
j. X. Edwards of Arcade drove In
Monday. J. X. usually makes his
presence know.
Several Of the township assessors
have been in town this week advising
with the board of equalization.
Stephen Ramaker, who lives near
Prairie View, was before the board of
county commissioners yesterday.
]. F. Buechle of Speed came Iup to
this city Monday, on business. OF
course he had to return in the rain.
]. M. Tadlock is compelled to re-
main here on account Of washouts.
He had expected to return before this.
We want yonr corn at the highest
market prices, at the Feed Mill.
Carl LaRue.
The question now Is, not, do you
think it will rain soon, but do you
think we will have little dry wealth
err
1t Is now feared that the fish will
do considerable damage to the crops
along the Solomon River. -Dodd Cas-
ton.
Our real estate agents may be ex-
pected to advertise lands that they
can guarantee to be safe from over
flowing,
Mrs. w. @. Mayors expects to make
a visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thacker, near Long Island In the
near future.
The commissioners are In session
this week, listening to complaints re-
garding assessments and adjusting
inequalities.
Don't forget the stereopticon SER
mon and illustrated hymns at the
Baptist church, Friday evening, June
9Th. Admission free.
The most fertile portion of Kansas,
the KaY valley, is rendered destitute
and in a measure unprOductlye this
season by terrible floods,
Whitney s. Francis, the brickmak-
ers, have been working against heavy
odds. They have had a kiln Of brick
burning during the late rains.
Suit cases that others ask you S2.2S
for at our regular price S1.65 at Shin
calls Clothing Store. Look around
before buying; it always pays.
A mule belonging to N. W. Poyser
and colt of his sons were killed by
lightning during pne Of the violent
electrical storms some days ago.
Willie Mahin went down to Smith
Center Saturday aud returned yester-
day. His office was cared for during
bis absence by Norma Medium.
The Post ran of an extra edition
Tuesday giving a reprint Of the asso-
ciatied press reports Of the floods In
eastern Kansas, to the Rocky Noun
tain New.
A bargain in real estate: 100 acres
Of fine land In Sumner township. One
Of the best corn and wheat localities
Of the west. Inquire Of S. A. Matte
son or at this Office.
For nice cool summer shirt that
will not fade 60 to Shimeall's the on
ly exclusive Clothing Store in the
county. Everything new and up to
date, and at the right price.
John Addie drove up from Agra
yesterday. He appeared before the
board Of equalization to have the as
sessment OF his town property which
appears on the roll twice adjusted.