Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-05-27
A Sportsnen's Smoker.

Pheasant affair. The evening was
spent mostly in social intercourse.
The colored quartet and orchestra
furnished most excellent music and
the refreshments served were all that
any gentleman could desire.
Secretary Seward of the local club,
called the meeting to order and intro
duced Mr.. Gottlieb, of Kansas City,
as chairman and master of ceremonies
for the evening. Mr.. Gottlieb made
a very pleasing address upon the sub
jects dear to the true sportsman's
heart, after which music and songs.
short speeches and club business
were the order until the lights went
out.
Ed Chapman was commissary sar-
geant and L. Frank Wilson caterer.
which was guarantee of plenty of
the weed and of minor refreshments.
We want to congratulate the Great
Bend gun club upon the unquestioned
success of their first tournament, and
from what the visiting trap shooters
all say, the next time our club an
'nounces a tournament it will be wei
come news to all lovers of the sport.
After lingering along near the part
ing of earthly ways for some months
Robert Benton, of Albion township,
died on Monday night, 23rd, at the
home of Hugh Boyle, one of his old
neighbors. Uncle Bobbie was one of
the ssold time settlers of the county
and had many friends.
Hot weather suits, outing suits at
Lundblade & Bolinger's
For SALE-A Hodge header run
thr ee years. F. D. Wilson.
Mrs. Whiteside returned from
Cherryvale Sunday evening.
Julius Wilcons was down from Fair
view Monday and Tuesday.
Summer underwear that will please
you. At Lundblade & Bolinger's. .
Banker Smith, of Seward, attended
the convent entertainment Monday
evening.
The salary of the Hoisington post
office has been increased from $1,000
to $1,000.
H. Bunte of Bushton, and VIM.
Uffman of Ellinwood were in the city
Tuesday morning.
Miss Omer relieved Miss Hest
wood as cashier at the New York
Store Monday.
c. A. Patton returned from his
vacation Monday night. The rest of
his party will return later.
Chas. Walker and father have re-
turned from their western trip, and
are glad to get back home.
The Walnut Creek Milling Co. Is
to build an additional ware
house, to meet the demands of their
growing business.
On Monday VIM. F. Klein took
his mother, who has been i'll for
long time, out to the Sisters Hospital
for treatment.
Herman Strobel left for Silverton,
Colorado, Monday evening after an
visit with his parents and
numerous friends.
Chas. Kreisel and Mrs. c. H. Ochs,
accompanied by Susie Hahn, all of
Olmitz, attended the school entertain
nent Tuesday afternoon.
Henry D. Schmidt will have a sale
IF cattle, at the F. T. Belt place, !
Pawnee Rock, on Saturday, June Is.
See bills for list and terms.
c. W. Amerine and Miss Anna
two well known young
'eolpe of Great Bend township, have
,een licensed to be married.
Agent Moore of the Santa Fe has
eceived letter from the company's
officials announcing a Sunday mail,
nd daily service to Dodge City, be-
inning June 18th. So much for Mr..
dorton's visit.
Miss Groty, stenographer for the
Noses Bros. Mill & Elevator Co. IS /
aking vacation, and left for En-
'oria Sunday. Miss Duff1n of /
hutchinson is filling the position.
Mrs. John Gillik of Stafford county, |
Eho is temporarily stopping with her
mother. Mrs. Armstrong, In the third |