The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-10-23
TOLD IN A LINE.

Frank Benkelmsu, Of st. Francis,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. ]. ". DOdds arrived in Good
land tuesday from the east.
Doc Phillips is at Wray, Colo, where
be will remain for some time.
Henry Yearsin, of Burlington, Colo.
is a new emplOye Of the MiIlisack
store.
Mr.. aud Mrs. N. Taylor are in town
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
KrOw.
T.w Simmons, an attorney OF Nor
ton, was in GOOdland on business Wed
nesday.
Pat Cullins will reopen his billiard
hall in bis building as soon ss'Fscated
by Dawson s. Dawson.
RIG. McCaskrie, OF Selden, Kan,
cattle aud real estate dealer, was
GOOdland visitor Tuesday.
". L. Arnold, Of Lewiston, No, was
in town this week. Mr.. Arnold owns
some land in Sherman county.
I'D. Daniels, Of Jewell City, Kan,
was here Monday looking for invest
ment in Sherman county lands.
R. N. Simmons, Of Hopkins, No,
was here Wednesday looking after his
real estate interests near EdsUn-
Mrs. c. NJ. MiIlissck was quite sick
Sunday from q hemOrrbage Of the
stomach, but is now much improved.
S. H. Brock, OF Mantle, Ill, is in
| town looking after real estate invest
ments which be has in Sherman
county.
J. c. Ellis, Of Ellis, Kan, who bought
| the Philip Nickel place in Grant town
/ ship, has moved onto the ranch and is
here to stay.
Z. I. Winsell has painted his house
and finished up the cottage just east
/ Of his home, which will soon be ready
for occupancy.
Marion Walker returned from Hold
/ en, No., Wednesday where he has been
since May last. He is back to Sherman
( county 20 stay.
J. L. Sherman, of Tecumseh, Neb., a
/ brother Of Charles and George Sher-
man, of GOOdland, Is here fer a visit
with his brothers.
I Tim Stevenson, of the firm of Moore
! & Stevenson, druggists, was called to
/ eastern Kansas last week by the seri-
! Gus illness of his sister.
! Several cases of small pOx is report
I ed at Seibert, Colo, aad the authOri-
ties of Kit Carson county have had
the infected persons quarantined.
George Webb, Of Lincoln, Neb., for
\ merly a barber in GOOdland, was in
| town Wednesday. He is a travelling
salesman for a BARRIERS supply house.
] Claude VanHOOk went into the
northern part Of the county Monday
with his moving outfit to move several
ranch houses for the Dewey Cattle
company.
The plate glass widows Of the Daw-
son and Coleman new store buildings
were put in this week, and the build
inRs will be ready for Occupsny In q
few days.
a. J. Walker, of Clay Center, was in
GOOdland this week. He purchased q
\ carload Of horses and shipped them
to the Kansas City market Wednes-
day night.
i Minneapolis, Mimi, is importing %
y carloads of Kansas wheat daily Mimi
i esOts, while a great wheat producing
!! state, has to send to Kansas for good
MILL Dg wheat.
Il Swan Strand. of Cambridge, Ill, for
;. meFly a farmer Of this county, was
4 here this week on a business mission.
\ He likes his new home but thinks
Sherman county Is all right.
4 ". d. BEEN, Of CORTLAND, Kan, for
4 merly Of Sherman county, WAS in town
last week He bought IA head Of cattle
Il OF Ernest and Herman Greiger and
! shipped them to CORTLAND.
Il @. L. Calvert attended district court
I st Burlington, Colo, Tuesday. He was
attorney for the defense in the case Of
!. the state OF Colorado VS.. L II. hanks,
charged with cruelty to animals
Rowland III. Simmons, an elder Of
the Hardshell Baptist church. was in
town this week looking after his real
estate interests in this county. He is
from Hopkins, No, aud is 81 years old.
H. B. Hengstlsr sold his place to
Earl Duncan, Of Phillips county, Mon
day. Mr. Hengstlsrls place consists OF
I q section Of land IN to Rnship 10, range
- Possession viii be given next
I March.
A. J. COOts is back again in the
stOrehOuse, working nights. Keeping
. man in the stOrshOuse at night is q
new innovation. He has been working
ct the freight depot since be left the
stOrehOuse a few months ago.
g. W. Pickering, OF Lincoln, Neb-,
formerly IN the mercantile business in
I GoOdland, was IN town "Wednesday
Mr.. Pickering says r ]. Jones, Aformer-
" OF GOOdland, who is conducting q
bakery In HavelOCk, Neb-, has worked
up q prosperous business.
J. A. Trent and wife returned Mon
day from three weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Amos Adams, at To
peks- They v re present at the we'd
ding Of their granddaughter, Viola
Adsms, which occurred at the home Of
her parents October Z
Alexander jackson, general immi-
grafton sgsnt Of the Rock Island sys-
TEN with headquarters IN Chicago, vas
in GOOdland Saturday. This is the
I first trip be had ever made to Good
land, and Eas much surprised to find
so lively and important q town out
here in western Kansas.
A Great Sensation
Thsre vas big sensation In Lees