Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-14
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.


trip to Kansas City this week.
Statistics show the value of all agri
cultural products to be 1854, 1877 1861.
w. G.. Blssell has been in Kansas
City for several days on legal business
b. E. Murphy secures the contract
for the poor farm for the coming year.
Two boys, who used arural mail box
for a target paid about $500 for their
experience.
If you like honey, you can find
the best Michigan product at c.
NJ, Coles.
The team of Maurice Goddard ran
away Friday evening but fortunately
did no damage.
Teachers, you can obtain monthly
report cards at this office, made to
your special order.
B. f, and N. c. Heaton came in
yeom Crystal with Della Matteson on
Der return Monday.
II. Berdine, the Handy blacksmith
visited town Monday and took peep
iut0 the court room.
StenOgrapher j. H. Young is assisted |
10 his duties in court by Miss Cora NJ.
Shirley Of Oberlin.
SALE BILLs--When you need them,
come and get our prices. We can give
you first class work.
T. NJ. Sullivan has purchased the |
interest Of H. r, WinterStein IN his
land in Norton county.
jim Peterson, wife and daughter of
Hastings, Nebraska are visiting rela-
tiVeS and friends in the old home in
Crystal,
"The Golden State is late book |
about California issued by the passen-
ger department of the Rock Island
System.
DR.. r. Fl. Trusdle Of Kirwin was in
tee city Monday having business with |
the commissioners. The DR.. enjoys a
good practice.
Asyou will notice from the ad in
this Issue Judge w, II Pratt is now
prepared to conduct general real es.
tate business.
Sixty-eight witnesses for the state
:, were sworn at one time Tuesday.
These are to give evidence in the bank
robbing cases.
Secretary of State j.. II. Burrow
was in the city Tuesday. Mr., BurrOw
is interested In the case against the
bank robbers,
General John b. Gordon last Of the
great confederate generals is dead,
having passed away at Miami, Florida
on January 9th.
The crop Of sugar beets in Kansas
for 1908 was practicallya failure Late
frosts was the cause. Only 1921, 200
pounds were reported for bounty and
$4,000 was paid therefor.
1t wlll'pay you to trade at the Shin
call Clothing co. even if you have to
drive % miles to do so. They have up
to-date goods and large line to pick
from at reasonable prices,
Saturday evening e. f. Gates was
called to Kansas City by the serious
condition Of his son, Frank who is in
hospital. He has returned and re-
ports Frank out Of danger
JUsT REcEIvED-A shipment
of honey from Michigan. This
is the strained variety, guaran-
teed strictly pure. The best ever.
&C. NJ. Cole.
240 acres of land in Crystal town
ship, well improved, nearly all smooth
tillable land, good water and timber,
only $4,000. Several other good snaps
Also Address, S A. Matteson, Dana,
Kansas.
Scientists who have been puzzliDg
themselves over the origin of dia-
monds have concludee that it is hard
to explain. They have also found the
origin Of severel other things hard to
understand.
John Brown of near Marvin was in
town Monday selling his kaflir corn.
Mr.. Brown has nearly 500 bushels and
the price is pretty good. It's a sure
cropper, and might prove Of great val
ue in dry season
Frank Novoty Of Rocks. county ac-
cidently bis wife by shooting on New
Yeas day, and filed with remorse
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