Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
Come to Phllllpsourg July 4th.


W. G. Bissell and wife are attend
ing the Worlds Fair.
Anna Strain departed for Colorado
Springs Sunday evening.
Two work horses for sale cheap. In
quire at the Phillips County Bank.
Mrs. f. d. Bradley and children ar
rived in this city from Lincoln last
Friday.
W. A. Elliott of Rushville township
was doing business in Phillipsburg
Saturday.
Ladies in need Of street hats can
get them at bargain, while they last
at Mrs. fuckers.
Three carloads Of strawberries from
one patch is the record Of Holton
fruit raiser this year.
Schuyler LandeS has been assisting
in the treasurer's Office during the alb
sence Of Mrs. Bowman.
You can get the 50. Louis Daily
World for only one dollar year. Sub
scriptionS received here.
If you are in need of any thing In
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall'S.
The house of A. Bonnie Sr. at Long
Island was struck by lightning Sunday
but not seriously damaged.
Mrs. L. W. French arrived Monday
niSht for visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hahnenkratt.
Charles w, Hull is attending the
National convention at Chicago. He
is assistant Sergeant-atarms.
DR.. Golden and wife Of Kenslngton
stopped in this city short time Mon
day. They were bound for Goodland.
Joseph Shelton goes to Springfield,
Illinois as delegate to the National
Populist convention which assemblies
July 2nd.
Commissioner Veeh presented this
office Saturday with a sample OF his
garden products-some fine peas. They
were very good.
ID. Thornton was In town Tues
day closing up land deal Id which be
sells a quarter of land near Speed tC
Mr.. Mccormick.
A team belonging to Paul Centek
runaway at Prairie View Saturday.
Mr.. Centek was hurt some but little
damage was done.
John Greer railroad employe form
erly of this place was taken Sunday
to the insane asylum at Lincoln, Neb,
raska from Farbury.
]. W. johnson of the Topeka Her
aid Harry Root Of the Journal and q
Mill and Breezs representative were
10 the city last Thursday.
The apple crop In northeastern Kan
sas it is reported, will be light, The
cause is said to be a fungus growth
developed by the cold wet weather.
Down in Minneapolis ball games
have been played between the single
and married men. We might be able
to scare up game Of that kind here.
WANTED-A bright energetic young
man to act as solicitor. Good com
mission, good work for the right party
A rustler can make good wages. In
qulre at this Office.
Carl Montgomery has returned from
Cripple Creek Colorado. Many of the
miners who are held at that place
are known to him. He says thei
condition is most pltlful.
For SALE-A good 100 acres IN Bow
, Creek township, prairie land, smooth
: and nearly all tillable. A bargain a
$40 an acre. Half down, balance oil
lime. Inquire Of W. II. PRATT.
The Topeka Daily Herald and thl
paper will be sent to any address IN
til January LIST 1905 for $3.50. Get il
on this offer as 1t will furnish you th,
best campaign literature at the low
est rates.
r. e. p. Kline who gave his enter
tainment at the Presbyterian churcl
, Friday evening is a reader OF rar
ability. Though the attendance wa
not so large as might be desired,
was enjoyed by all.
We want sample paper sack Of cleal
coarse, sharp gritted sand and sepa
rate sack Of coarse gravel, with prlc
per load OF each delivered. Must b
suitable to use In making cemen
sidewalks. Inquire Of Phillips Count
Bank.