Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-12-31

1904.
De Cow & Martin. pay cash fol
furs and hides of all kinds.
| Pearl top lamp chimneys and Ic
cents at Eaton's cash store.
Fresh bread S cents per loaf al
Cobb & Gray's Restaurant.
Mems Fish Brand Sficker lined
Duck Overcoats $500 At Eaton's.
Boys Duck Overcoats S1.oo. also
Wool Sweaters S1.5o. AT Eaton's.
Rev. Parks held services at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Boyer Sisters will sell hats for the
next 60 days at greatly reduced
prices.
The east bound passenger due
here Monday evening didn't arrive
until Tuesday noon.
There will be ball at the hall
Thursday night to dance the old
year out and the new year in.
We would like to have all our ac-
counts settled up by January 1st.
BOYER SISTERS.
Don't forget that Sourbeer & Co.
have the finest line of art goods
ever seen in Meade.
ET, DR.. Smyser, the painless den
NJ tist, will be in Plains Dec, 81
RAat Meade Jan. I, at Fowler
Mr.. Byrd Rogers left Wednesday
night for Greensburg where he has
position with lumber Co. of that
place.
The News begins Vol. S No.
this issue. We thank all for their
patronage in the past and kindly
ask for continuance of same.
R. E. Steele went to Hutchinson
to spend Christmas with his family.
He finds it rather lonesome staying
alone on the ranch and as a result
makes frequent visits to see them. d.
Mr.. H. St. Martin arrived We'd
nesday to take charge of the Meade
Lumber yard. Mr.. St. Martin will
move his family to Meade and To-
cate here permanently. We well
come him among our citizens.
Ladies and chiIdrens underware'
and shoes at IS per cent off of
present prices, any goods in our
line as cheap as any house in Meade.
Time to those who need it who do
their cash trading at Boyer Sisters.
Salvation Army Capt. Niles is at
Bucklin giving old Satan a chase
for his life this week. He reports
finding the old boy pretty well en-
trenched in our neighboring town.
With the drum and tambourine he
ought to be able to dislodge the old
fellow.
We are told that Mark Bird as
saulted Rollo Johnson at Meade Oh e
day last week, striking him with
pair of brass knucks and knocking
him down. Bird then mounted his
horse and rode off before the officers
could arrest him.-Cimarron Jack
sonian.
Mr.. George Foster, of Cunning
ham, Kansas, was in Meade, this
week. While here he purchased
three fine Morgan colts. bred by
Uncle Dick SINNERS fine Morgan
horse, Headlight, Morgan No. 46S3.
This is as fine bred horse as can
be found in any state, and the colts
plainly show their high breeding.
Two of the colts were owned by
Thos. Johnston and one by o.
Hamilton. Mr.. Foster will ship
the horses to Pratt county and put
them on the farm. He thinks the
time will come when this class of
horses will replace the. heavy draft
class. He expects to return in the
near future and secure some more
of these same kind of colts.
The State Live Stock Sanitary
Board, on complaint of the Sheriff
of Meade county, ordered Sheriff
Hungate to visit R. G.. Newby's
ranch in Montezuma township and
compel him to dip his cattle.
Sheriff Hungate obeyed instructions,
but when he reached the Newby
ranch found the cattle had been dip
ped some time before. The COM
plant was unfounded and uncalled
for and the Meade county sheriff
should be required to Pay the ex-
penses of the trip. Mr.. Newly is a
law-abiding citizen and one who
takes the best of care of his stock,
and the nfficinnS nentlenan from