Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-05-08

Q. w. Dawson is attending court in
ST. John.
DR.. c. H Ewing, of Larned was in
town Thursday Morning.
Mrs. VIM. Rubart, 4th ward, who |
has been quite sick, is recovering.
A cold, drizzling rain all night
Wednesday night, and most of
Thursday, of this week.
George and Phillip Ochs were down
from Millard Saturday and placed
orders with the DEMOCRAT for station
cry.
Geo. Heller will occupy the Haege
property in the third ward, recently
purchased by him, after his sale on
the 21St.
The Crescent store for oranges,
bananas, vegetables, and all kinds of
fresh and up-to-date groceries. First
class service.
Do not fail to attend the George L.
Heizer sale on the 21st. This will
be big affair, Tom Dennis never
fails to interest crowd at sale.
w. H. Grant. and wife were up from
Comanche township Thursday. Their
daughter, Miss Helen, is having a
little roundup with the chicken pox.
The Cooking club met with ]. Geo.
Brinkman and wife Wednesday even
ing, with Mrs. c. L. Zutavern as a
special guest. An interesting session
was INDUCED in.
The success of this years selling
of millinery can only be accomplished
by the proper pricing of our goods.
Our Millinery costs you less. At
Lundblade & Bolinger's.
Rev. Sutherland will preach the
Memorial Sermon, on Sunday the
oath, and Rev. Jolly will deliver the
Decoration day address, for the
Grand Army Post of this city.
Joe Koelsch, R. B. Herold, J. NJ.
Sessler, Frank Redheld, Jacob
Koelsch and Sigel Book were among
the east end men attending lodge
meetings in the city this week.
Mrs. Stoke will have Cape Jassa-
mine buds for Decoration day. All
| orlarc -, bofora No, O2rJ G1IoI o+ .
reduction. Prices furnished on guam
titles. Can fill orders after May 10Th.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with
The Dry Cleaner, for sale only by
Lundblade & Bolinger. Sole agents
for the famous service kid gloves a.
S1.00 and the Force at $3.50. Gloves
fitted and warranted.
S. NJ. Morrison will make d first
class city clerk, and, while the out
going clerk would have been pleased
to continue in that capacity, he is
pleased to know that the work will be
conducted properly.
On May 4th, w. H. Lee, editor of
the Dighton Herald, was found dead
in his office late Saturday night. Mr..
Lee was quite a prominent man in
his part of the state. Heart disease
is reported as the cause of death.
WANTED-Position by a young
man as bookkeeper, or any kind of
office work Have had some
experience, thoroughly understand
bookkeeping and can give the best of
references. Address Lock Box 1O4,
Great Bend Kansas.
On the evening of the 3Oth the city
will be treated to music by the Tent
City Band, of San Diego, California
and steroptican lecture upon the
beauties of Tent City. The band
!, will also assist in the Decoration Day
ceremonies, if so desired, during the
afternoon.
My nursery stock has been going
fast, and is still going, while orders
} are coming in rapidly for next season
. Will be glad to book your orders al
any time. and assure you prompt
: delivery of good stock.
AUGUST CARING.
For SALE-One 22-horse Straw
Burner Advance Engine and 40-64
Advance Separator, has run so days
Also one 16-horse Advance Straw
Burner Engine and 40-64 Case Sepa
rator, run l J seasons, On reasonable
terms. NJ. DALEY.