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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17

The vicious blaze Friday night illus
trated the pressing need Of hooks. lad
ders and similar apparatus for use in
such emergencies. 4 repetition Of which
10 liable to occur at any moment.
Editor and Mrs. J. F. Dealy Of Hatton.
were visiting with Mrs. d. w. Haighs
Sunday. The Hustler man reported his
towa still growing and that crops were
in nsed Of moisture.
Mrs. VIM. Snyder. wife Of the elothier
leaves this week for Seattle for an ex.
tended visit with her brother Mr.. Sic
fert = prominent piano dealer in the
Queen City.
County Assessor Louis Walton has
completed his field work and the depu.
ties returns are all in. The census gives
Adams county 1871. Ritzville 1900 and
Lial sos.
N. B. Bruce returned from the Coast
Moaday where he has been transacting
private business for the past two weeks.
G. w. Phelps and ]. Resell Wallace
attended the Chensy Normal school
eommencemeat the last Of last week.
Deany Brooks has returned from Lew
istoa and is playing ball with the Ritz
vile team.
The Ritzville Outlaw team is scheduled
to play ball next Sunday on the Sprague
diamond.
F. E. Putnam and family have moved
into the Dillon house on West College
hill.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17
Council QeetlnH

Council met in regular session. June
I6. 1903. At 8 p. M. Mayor F. E. Robbins
presiding. Present all councilmen. as
sis,ant engineer W. H. Hedden. attorney
and clerk.
Hearing of sidewalk petition Of Jacob
Thiel ct al taken up. Messrs. N. B.
Bruce and c. E. Hershberger appeared
personally and protested against the
granting Of said petition. Written remon-
STRANGE of Mrs. Matilda Z. Prouty. owner
of block 70. read and filed. Mr.. Bruce
stated that his wife, Leona b. Bruce. is
the owner of southerly half of block n.
Greene & Prouty's second addition.
Moved by Rovee seconded by Reeder.
that petition be granted. all councilmen
voting in favor of same except Mr.. Hol-
comb who voted no. Upon motion same
was reconsidered and action on the mat
ter was postponed until next meeting
and that notice be given Mrs. Leona b.
Bruce to show cause. if any. at next
meeting why said sidewalk should not
be established.
Plat of Adams County Land Cos. ad.
dition to Ritzv,lle presented to the coun-
Gil for acceptance and approval. Same
accepted and approved.
Bills allowed:
Washington Pipe & Foundry Co. pipe. .eal2 %
A. T. Kendfick Co B., mcrehandise - ] %
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17
COMING EVENTS

National Convention, Modern Wood
men of America, Indianapolis. June 1926
Normal Commencement. Cheney, June
~.
Lincoln County Good Roads Con.
vention. June 1910.
Washington State Federation of Won.
ems Clubs, Everett. June - to 26.
Northwest Sportsmen's Association
Dayton, June 25-77.
Washington State Hollieess Associa.
ton camp meeting. Spokane, July GIG
holiness conventions-St. John. June
1927; Sprague, 1922; Walla Walla,
23-II; Troy. Idaho, June 3o-July 7.
Sixth Annual Encampment Whitman
county G.. A. r. and w. r. C., Pullman,
July s, 9. 10.
National Editorial Association, Omaha.
July 8 to IL.
"A. r. Encampment, San Francisco.
August, 1903.
University of California, Berkeley.
June IS to August 5.
State Medical Association, Sept. I.3.
National Association of Ticket Agents,
United State, Mexico and Canada. Salt
Lake. September 10.
Worlds Fair. St. Louis. 1901.
RELIGIOUS.
Walla Walla district conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church. Pull
man, June 20. "a, IS.
Camp meeting of Methodists near
Colfax. July l to 10.
Annual Conference of First Methodist
Church. Spokane. September. 1903.
The East Washington and North Idaho
Convention of Baptist Churches. First
Baptist church, Ritzville, October 10
to "a.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The people of Ritzville have always
taken great interest in their public
schools. The last few years have seen
Ritzville develop very rapidly and the
town has grown beyond the present
school facilities. The board Of education
intend to meet every demand and give
the public the very best school possible.
The board has been exceptionally care.
full in the selection Of faculty for the
coming year. Prof. J. H. Perkins. the
newly elected principal. is no experiment
as he comes to Ritzville with a splendid
record behind him. Prof. Perkins is a
fine example OF physical manhood in the
prime of life. He was born and reared
in Clay county. Missouri. and before
coming west was city superintendent Of
schools at Liberty, Mo. For the last FIVE
years he has been at the head of the Da-
venport schools. He says that while he
will always hold former patrons and pu.
pills in high esteem he is free to say that
here he intends to make the effort Of his
life and will give Rit.ville a school that
will surpass any Of his former efforts.
We would say to the citizens Of Ritzville
now is the time to strike; beautify the
grounds around the old building and
provide additional equipment and facili-
ties as early as possible. We are now
ready to say to Adams county send your
boys and girls to Ritzville we can edu.
cate them and all who desire can be pre-
pared here for the higher institutions Of
learning. To all who contemplate enter
ing some college or university we say
finish your high school work in Ritzville.
This will not only be great saving
financially but our boys and girls can be
kept under the parental roof until more
mature years.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17

Rev. DR.. D. N. McInturff. who is con
Quoting revival here, writes the Spo-
kane Chronicle that the special meetings
which commenced 4 week ago are at.
tracing great deal of attention and
that the results have been all that could
be asked. He refers to the conversion
of George Achziger. who, he states. was
led to conversion through the healing
of his mother. who has had an affliction
on her Jaw for IS years. from which she
had suffered terribly. She could get no
relief says DR.. McInturff, until she was
prayed for and healed. This so impress
sed her son that he came and was con-
verted and is now called to preach.
This afternoon" the doctor writes,
"he invited us over to his beautiful home
and opened two barrels of wine and a
large barrel of beer and it run out on
the ground. l never saw such sight
BEFORE"
Call up Phone No. 33I, Model Meat
market. Geo. Colbert, Prop, for any.
thing in the meat line. Orders will be
dal;vAr>d fyao of ~hoyne
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17
Zent, Lowell &Linn
Lawyers

RIrzvILLr. Wash. Nav

RIrzvILLx. WASH. May s, o3.
make farm loan to every farmer in the
county and to insure every persons grain.
houses OF buildings against FIRE or light
ming. We have unlimited capital to loan
At rates Of interest IS low As the loaner
is now getting 10 the far east. and can
only give you this rate by reason OF the
great volume Of business we do. Every
day our insurance and farm loan bust.
ness increases. and we want to meet and
do business with every person in the
county. Call at our Offices over the First
National bank building whenever you are
in the city. Yours very truly.
ISN'T, LOWELL & LINN.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17

For G.. A. \. at San Francisco Aug.
18th to 77nd inclusive. The Northern
Pacific Ry. will sell tickets for the
round trip for e3r.2o via Portland, and
the o. r. & N. 5000 via Portland. and
S. P. Ry. Shasta Route. and $500 via
Seattle and steamer. Tickets limited to
sixty day. stop-over allowed on return
trip. L. E. PAsKILL. Agent.
$500 will buy = complete steam
threshing rig in good condition. Cost
$500 George E. Smith. Sprasue. Wash.
The First National Bank has money
to loan on improved real estate in Adams
and Lincoln counties. whether deed or
held on railroad contract We make
loans on lowest terms. with or without
commission; light expenses; no delays.
Correspondence solicited.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17
Labor bills;
Kansas FDats

Weather quite adverse to growing
crops.
Children's day At the Burkhart school
house well observed the 18th inst with
a goodly attendance. over one hundred
being present. A program Of songs and
recitations was given. followed by an
address by Rev. Daniels Of Hatton. Re.
freshments were served and the exer.
cises we're much enjoyed and entirely
successful.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17
A scientist says il the earth v.

A scientist says il the earth were
6attened the sea would b two miles
deep al over the world. After due
meditation Kansas editor gives out
the following: "If any man 10
caught 6sttsring out the earth, shoot
him on the spot, and don't be too
blamed particular what spot. There
arc Q whole lot Of u 10 Kansas that
can't SWIM"
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-17
For RENr-Rooms with private table

For RENr-Rooms with private table
board. MRS. GEORGIA Johnson. D St.
TEErH-When you are looking for
dental work call on DR.. LEHMAN. RIOS.
enoff block.
The First National Bank always has
on hand land script for the purchase OF
government land. BY using the script
the purchaser secures complete title
from the government without any re-
QuirementS of residence.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Goen SaQet.

Or. @b. 9alonbe taufte Saus un6
bret 2ots BON 9errn 8eder, welder
ausenblidlt@ tn Californian weilt.-
Serr Nid. Bauer lit Batter zines vbral=
len Wdtels" Ole Doctoren 6ams
br6r u. 9alonbe wurben Oienita9 pom
BET Samilie Stepb. @reiien aus NSat=
firs our 9alfe 9erufen - 9ette ISOLDE
reiite Scarf Ndetmann nod Genmare,
sc. g., unb bic Samilieu Wcgane
unb Wc@omin mad CANADA. - Serr
Slid. 9bets bat TIT Stones S9ant=
tube eth Bib uoaenbet, bas benz 9ofaI
neue In5tebunsstraft uerleibt Sum
geiten Der irii6 : tatbolii9er Sc
metnbe mirb bic bteitse SbeaterseIeu=
l9aft am Sonntas In a9t Tasen urt=
ter DIRECTION bes 6errn sSobn Sobn=
ion elm Sbeateritid aufiibren. -6err
Srant Wurrp BON &imbau faufte ben
bieiisen eeibitau bes Serrn 6. glod.
9ebterer wirb bic Sef0rberun9 Der
Pofla9en 5wil9en &imbaQ unS st.
gloub be- or9en.
Weirs 0rone.
Die Saat I'll nun beenbet, unS eibt
Soft bas @ebeiben, 70 ptrb bic grnte
ni6t ermanSeln. -Sbertf Sobn Ser
MID BON st. glauS befanb ii6 leste
8o6e 5ar @tnlobuns Der @eidpor=
eaen tn uaIerem Oorfe. - gine Nn=
sabl bieiiser S~ewobuer tpar Wontas
tn ct. @lou6, nm BET bet gersebung
Der Nrbeit tes grope unb @ettp
County . @raben5 sugesen gu iein;
eintse erbielten arbett susepteien, Sen
en5eren iGien bic a,bsit nidt lobnenb
senus gu isin - Ser Giermann Don
PopuesuiIe ma6t jebt wte6er feline
m09entti6e Gurbe, tint bic gier einz
suiammeln .-Sa Ser Sau,ilie anSreas
EbuG lit lebte @o9e Elm munterer
Staum9alter einsetrofen. Slid ba=
gu!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
St6seFan =Nabrtobten.

5 Ser Sonntas pom bo3p'ltarr
8il9of Sacob Erobec in Der ct.
So6n's Nbtsittr@e in ben 81. Yrie=
iteritanb erbobene bo9w. 9err Sran=
Gig Ouorat pirb rd9iten Sonntaa
TIT ber gu ct. Yaut pom bo9m. ,orn.
&pnba paterirten bObmil6en Sirde
feline Prtmi5 fetern. Ser Neuprteiter
wtr6 etnitweilen benz bo61p. 6errln
@m. Sanse In Sudmart Wusbalfe lei
ften.
5 8efern, Wittpo9, Na6mittaa
Fbielten bic gonlultoren Ser Oi6teie in
ber bii6Oft6en Geitben5 cine gerz
larm(uns.
s &ommenben Sonntas miro Der
bodm'ite Serr 9ii6of Srobec in ser
pom bo9w. 9errn Sra6omstp su
Winueapolis pa torirten ilaporil9en
@emeinbe bas 81. Saframent ser Sir
mnns ipenSen.
5 3um Stlbernen Su6tldum bes
boGm. Qerrn War @urlt, uel6er
benz bo9D'iten 0errn Sii6of Erobec
gu @abaiba in Der Seellorse folste,
wirb Oieultas Der 6err 8iI6of gbz
rensait bes Subtlantea ietn. Nm fol-
seuben Gage, auf msl9en bic i6One
Neier Der @iuweibuus Set neuer
BfarriduGe seiest lit, wtrb Sti6of
Srobec sur Serberrliduns bes Seittaz
ses eth Yontiitcalemt celebrireu. Dem
Subel=. wte benz @iupeibunssfsite in
@abalba mirb au9 Der bodp'i te Serr
9l5t Yeter gnsel bon ber ct, Sobn's
Nbtei b%etpobnen.
So6p'ter Sii9of Sbaulep pom
Sarge mar Montas ansenebmer 9ait
bes bo@p. Carbohydrates Sones,
In beiien gesleituus ct am slei6en
Sage ber ct. Sobn's uuiusriitdt, bic
er ais feline alma Water" adtet,
ebrt unb liebt, eineu piatommenen
Seiu6 er itattete.
5 Sonnta9 I'll adt Gaser wiro in
Set pom bo5p P. Wlto. .. :. g.,
paitorirten st. &ola 0smc;uDc oas
Seit ber @rften bl &iuoarfounuuion
in fsierlider 8eiie besunseu rcerben-
s Sn elmer lesten Sonutas III Sar=
ming sebalteneu @emeinbsuerlaumz
lung purbe beidloheu, i'm 2auTe bie=
les SommerS cine ueue &trd}e, loltb,
aus SadItetten nit pollen, SaltmertD,
errt6tcn gu laiien.. Nu9 ruutSe al
iensm Sonntag in Sorutu9 ooS tets
,dOue uno erbe6enbe Set Ger Grlten
bl. &inoerfoumuniou feierli9 besar=
gen.
S @dbren6 bes Oienitag in ser pom
bcGw. 9erru &. Steina9 paftprirten
llnbef. @mpfdn9nibfir6e 81 Rices
besonnenen 40Itinbisen @ebetes lei.
item benz Ortspfarrer bie bodw. Ser
rem Iltenbori bon 2ittle SALTS unb
Srobec BON 8rodpap sitt9e Nus
biLfs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Sereins=Nabricbten.

Die Sabresueriammluns hes in
ct. @loub beitebenoen ct. . Soiepb=
acknowledgements fiubet ni9t an,
lebten Sonntas i'm Ipril ionbern an,
l. Sonntas TN Wat ua6mittass swei
lbr In Der 8eretnsballe ftatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Gem Wunid.

Ser bieiise Gtr@en6Or bat ii9 emit
i9lolieu, li6 an bem Sdnserfeite,
wel6es am Pfinsfmontas in Der ct.
Gola @emeinbe i'm Eopn MiQmoOb
sefetert tpir6, gu betbeilisen. Infer
bo6w. Yiarrer P. SEQ, 8. g. g.,
elm GROCER SanserfreunS, wirb iein
8eites tbun, I'M bas erite Seit bieIsr
Mrt in Stearns County our poQen
@eltuns gu brtnSen. - 9ebten Sonns
tag batten bic bieiisen fatboltl6en
T6riter 8eriammluns, BET mel@er Sc
legenbeit Der 8erein mteberum I'M,
mebrere reue Witslteber ueritdrft murz
De.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Der ,,seorbaern'-OpnnetNa8 ben as. MpriI 1908.
4orah.

Oienitas trafen Serr Std. Eraufs
Ter unb Satin pon 0ernbale, noe tie
ibre i@6ne Sarm einem Pd@ter iber:
laiien babeu, BET tbrem BIER mobnen=
BEN S9wieserlobne Wt@. Wobs Elm,
bel benz ite bic Commemorate per-
weilen merben. 9lu9 wtrp bas gbe:
paar udbrenb ieines Nufentbalts In
Stearns County ct. @enbel beiuz
den, mo baslelbe In friberen sSabren
iein Ssim bate .-8esen @ei6dften
I'm gourtbauie, bic feline peri0nli6e
Inweienbeit erbeii6ten, besab f9
Serr s. g. &issemer am Wonta9
na9 ct. gloub. - Die Satin bes
Serrn Sacob Seiben NOR Wontas In
Sesleituns ibrer Eo6ter, mel@e gu
ben 3OSlinsen ber ct. 8enebict's
Ifabemie in ct. Soiepb sebOrt, in
ct. glouO, no ite ueri6iebene SAINT
lien: giutdufe ma9te. - ufanss les
ter 8o6e reiiten @ertrub, Sbereita
unb W%araaretba Erauu, Sulanua
unb Scarf 9tlerenbaule mad Winot,
T. o., no ras iunse @ole itd cine
Setmtdtte gu usrl6affen sebentt. Dte
Wdb9en polsn ii9 in Winot niebers
laiien unb ais Nabertnnen tbr 2eben
MAIDEN. SIN Der camille Nntou Niez
renbauien iteute IT'D Elm itsammer
8uri9e Elm burd oas slei@e greies
niB wurbe bic Jami|'e Sacob Sang
beslidt. - SRI. SOPHIA 8teber BON
Wartp NOR leste 8ode a~nsensbmer
@ait Der Samilte 9. SieOcrbtns BON
bier. -Sbeooor Abmunn BAT iein Sc:
ipann Pferbe Dem Wm. Sbsissman:
tel fir 1926 uerteuft, -So9n ROtb
itein bat leine Stelle ais GeIIner oeim
@nton Nierenbauien aufsese6sn. -
@ebet= unb S9albl9er, SaI9en. unb
8anbubrrn biuiser benn is wdbreno
Der nd6iten 60 Sase6etS. s. &Stt
ger, ber aud Sicpcles pertauft unb
reparirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Relrois.

Watb. 9ennen bat letne I'M SoDn
Bird Safe selesenen 100 @dsr 2anb
benz Serrn Watb. 8utala bortIelbit
us1fauft un6 ptrb, wte eS beiBt, i'm
@au: @ebdube Ste 9eitung bes Sdant=
eei@dftes ibernebmen. - Oie Sirma
Sauer & Bui6 bat tbr Sotel wie aud
has S9anflofal bur9 Nnitretder s
@rolael uon Safe 9enrp in sei6mad=
uouer Wsile ausbeiiern laiien. -
@essermetter Muguit Sauer mar 90:
risen Samitas unb Sonntas tn Sc
16dften In ct. Paul. -S@ullapertne
tenbent Yaul Nbles mtrb nd6iten
Samitas bier cine Sebrer Ssr1smm=
lung balten ; aue Susenoer5ieber Ser
NaGburi6aft werben gu oiele Ser.
lammluns erwartst. 49, Serr 6etnrt9
Silt perfaufte letne In Der NG6e pon
8atftn's selesene Safe Sarm. -
Der in Der btsliseu 8rauerei ais
9raumeiltsr auseitelte Serr Sobu
6eimlein bat iebt feline BIG ba6iu In
ct. Paul mobnbaft sewsieue Samilie
na9tommen laiien uno lstusn etSsneu
frtssli6en 6eerb BET uns eesrinbet.
--sSn ser @obnuns bes Serrn Srans
@einer periammelten li6 SOnntas
N6enb bie Wttslteber bes fribersn
@elansuereins, unb na6 semitblt9er
llnterbaltuns purbe bic @runbuns
zines abermalisen @elansueretnS nit
Serrn Sobn 6Ol6en als Yrdltbent an
Der Spite bel6loiien. Oas bann er=
tlingenbe beutl6e 2ieO CAB 3eusntB
bafur, bab Welroie Bic ri6tisen Stim=
men fir einen suten Mdnner6or bat.
Ser neue Gerein itebt mteber uuter
eeituns bes Oirisenten Srant Mobs.
Sn Der BON Der 2~estslatur erlaubteu
Omnibus : Sewiuisunssbill lit Sral1
Warsaretba Sosel Don bier NIT
$1,000 beba9t morben, @enannte
Srau tam int 9ospttal gu ct. Yeter
in Ser 8aidanitalt gu S6aben, tn
bem iie BEL Ser Waidine eine 9anb
etnbIBte.
81. Ntaolas.
sSn Der bieitSen &ir6e iesnete ber
be6w. Pfarrcr S9omas Sabbinb an
0tenltag wdbreno zines Srauamtes
BEN uon Serrn Wsatb. 2tnn aus @at
fins unb SRI. Warta 2Oi6 pom bter
sel9loHenen Bunb fIr's 9ebeu. Nad
49,. f.SLy.L,. cS,to, l,n4. OK -. II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Xate George.

Ser bier ols 9ebrer anseitsllte Serr
Barney @ibpeter ma9te lesten Samss
tas In 8eslettuns ieiner dlteiten Eo6z
ter einen Ibite6er mad ct. gloub,
uon no er NIT benz Na@tsuse mteber
betmreiite, mdbrenb feline Eo9ter 1T
ct. @loub uerblteb, 1po ite Bel elmer
Samilte In Oienft 9etreten lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
TarminR.


oils uorlebteu Wontas SER SacOb
Woler bon Nlbanp betmtebreub lein
0aus betrat, elite ibm letu Is Wonate
altes &inb ent9esen uno rib int saufe
eiuen nit 1eibem 8aiIer %sefauten
Sopf Tim, nobel eS lt@ berart per-
brdbte, baB, rbl@on drbli6e Silfe
balo CUR Stele mar, Der Sob ant
Wittpo9 eintrat uub bas tletne 8es
fen BON isinem 9eiben erl0ite. Oie
0et9e murbe Sreitag CUR lebten Gube
gebettet. Sen traueruben gltern
purbe aqsemeines 8eiletb befunbet. -
9err Nid. &lemmer BON bter rptrb i'm
2aufe bieies SommerS Elm neues
8obnbaus errt@ten laiien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
ct. Ntdolas.

Sn Der bieiisen &tr6e iesuete BET
bs9w. Yfarrer T6omas SaBbiub ON
Otenltas mdbrenb zines Srauamtes
ben pon Serrn Watb. 2tun aus Wat
fins unb SRI. Waria 2Oi9 pom bier
sel9lo1enen 8unb fIr's 2ebeu. Na9
ber fir@li6sn Setter iteute ii9 i'm Ell:
terli9en Saule Der graut cine i66ne
Nnsabl selabener gditeS our Sod
Seitsfeisr etu, bic it9 ale, uadbem iie
benz iuugen, tn oieler @esenb tn bober
Q6tuns itebenoen Srautpaare tire
@lidnunI@e entbOten batten, mad
Ssrsensluit amiitrten. Dap ben Geu
permdblten, wel9e tn @atfinS t6r
Setm etnri@teu, Die betreteue 9ebenS
balm itets seebnet iein m6se. wini3eu
mir b%enlelben aus san5em Sersen. -
Na9 mebrere @o9en LANCER Abweien
beit 1T Oienitag Ser Sal. Sra lit
ben &reis Der Seintgen suridsefebrt ;
bic gu ieinsn In SluRton, @abena,
gerbam unb 2ittle Salts .pobuenben
@ermanbten ssma6te geludsreiie
i6etnt auf ben alten 5errn @r3 pObl=
tbuenb etuseutrft gu baben .-9este
8o9e mar bo9w. Pfarrer Sabbinb
in ct. Saul, NO er ben 9errn Nid.
Ghlena NIT benz Bau bret neuer Ml.
tore fur bic ct. Nidolaus STRIDE be-
traute.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-04-04

of the contracting parties at an early
date, this announcement will come as
an entire surprise
Mr.. Yetter's parents are in poor
health, thus requiring the presence
of their son at home. On March
he left Salina, but returned on March
young woman of his choice were unit
ed in wedIock. The parents of the
bride were Immediately notified of
the happy event. Yesterday the
brothers and sisters of the groom
gathered around the dinner table at
the home of the groom's parents,
where formal congratulations were
extended to the newly welded young
people.
The groom has been a student at
the Wesleyan for several years and
has been actively identified with all
student movements. Last spring
he was made business manager of
tue Wesleyan Advance. The bride
is a daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. L. o.
Honsel of Norton. Her father is Il
presiding elder of the Norton district
of the Northwest Kansas Conference,
Methodist Episcopal church and a
trustee of the Kansas Wesleyan Uni
versity. Her brother L. c. Housed. is
employed on the reportorial staff of
the Union. The young woman lacks
but one term of having completed her
college course and may return in June
and graduate with her class.
The young people are held in high
i l.xr
earnest congratulations are extended
by their manv friends, not only in Sa-
/ lima but elsewhere.-Salina Union.
[The many friends Of the groom in
Trego congratulate him on capturing
such prize, and wish this happy
couple long life and prosperity
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OGALLAH.

Digging of the trees at the forestry
has begun.
e. G. Yetter is the proud possessor
of a new carriage.
DIR. d. w. B. Hurts closed his school
and is now living in Ogallali.
The section gang from several sta
tious west have been working on the
Ogallah hill.
The new blacksmith shop is COM
pleted and Mr.. Eaton keeps the anvil
ringing early and late.
Elder F. III. Turner or the Christian
church will preach at Ogallah school
house Sunday, April 5, forenoon and
evening
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A Secret Marriage.
evening.

Mr. Judd Ell. Yetter and Miss Lulu
E. Housed were married one week ago
today, March IS, at the Christian
church by Rev. David III. Shields The
news was kept from the Salina friends
until they were safely located at the
home of the groom's parents at Ogai-
lab, Kansas. Although the marriage
was expected by the intimate friends
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COllyer.

Wind blowing hard.
Cleaning up is the order of the day.
Vince Razack visited south of town
last Sunday.
Joseph Brown stopped in Collyer on
Tuesday night.
V. Malinovsky is working for F.
Krhut this week.
The people are making garden and
planting potatoes.
Farmers are waiting hands all
around nowadays.
Miss Lottie Ebllng has been stop
ping in town this week
E. Cross, the liveryman. made
trip to Wa-Keeney last week.
on last Monday to see how the land
lays.
Blacksmiths, Preston and Coope,
have all the work they can handle
these days.
The reform party left town last
week and shows good prospect for
returning again.
Frank Hladek and Adolph Mlinek
sailed through town enroute to their
spotted places, last Sunday.
The drug and hardware store is pro-
crossing nicely under the skillful man
agement of the two operators.
Jesse Rover, manager of the forestry
station at Ogallah, passed through
Collyer, Sunday with a load of seed
There is strong talk of an iron
bridge across Big Creek, south OF town
on the Banner road, and it would be a
benefit to tie people at large.
c. G. Hickman is improving the
locks of his store on the inside, put
ting everything in one room. Wonder
what he will have in the other?
Jacob Tetzloff sold his place on the
wheat plan. We haven't tried a plan
like it and so would like to see how it
works. Mr.. Tetzloff will sell his per-
sonal property April Z.
Mr. J. ii. Deatrich did not get to
see his daughter, before her death on
account OF a letter that was held ia
tile Collyer postof1ice from Saturday
March 81, to Thursday noon March 26.
Stamped with the Collyer stamp as
plain as day
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Goble Bros, carpenters, erected a
carpenter and blacksmith shop north
of the depot this week. A young man
from Russell will do the blacksmith
ing and the brothers will look after
your carpenter work. They will make
horse-shoeing a speciality.