Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-14

at Wa-Keeney for the
week ending October II.
Max Min.
Friday. ...... IS. 40
Saturday ----- S9------ %
Sunday - ------.-- S7..----.-...- 81
tuesday - 6O ------- 81
Wednesday 1890. 70 ..-.. 81
Thursday. -.-.-.-. So ----.-.-.-. 4O
Very dry; reported that germinat-
ing wheat is dying for want of moist
ure and that some farmers will reseed-
Very high wind on the Sth- Cold
north wind on the 9th: first wild geese
and cranes. Frost on the 10th; ice on
the 18th.
Next Wednesday, October
Is, the Trego Mercantile Co.
will sell 10 yards of good Cal
leo for 80 cents. Only 10
yards will be sold to one per-
son.
L. G. Nudge made business trip
to Hill City, Monday.
Dr. Woodwork, dentist, will be in
Wa-Keeney until next Wednesday.
Mrs. Fl. J. Hille left Thursday even
ing on an extended visit to her old
home in Indiana.
E. L. Boice, of Bosnia, is visiting
his old home in New York state.
This is Mr.. Boice's first visit east in
twenty years.
Taken Up-l4 miles south of Wa
Keeney-One bay mare with two
white feet; weight about 1000 lbs.
Grant Goble.
German Lutheran services next
Sunday ct O'Clock p. m. at the NJ. E.
church. Everybody cordially invited.
G. NJ. Bunge, Pastor.
Ed Rathbun left last Tuesday for
Rocks county his future home. Mr..
Rathbun owns half section of fine
wheat land near Palco.
John Marcy and Tom Kite were up
from the Downer, Thursday. On the
way up they bagged two prairie chick
ems and made the s'devil" happy and
provided US with square meal for
supper. On their return home Mrs.
Marcy was made glad by being pre-
sented with a fine steel range.
DIR. Hostetter, the old reliable dent
ist, arrived in the city the first of the
week and opened up an office in the
stone building one door south of Ke-
eauS' hardware store. The doctor is
Il tirst-class dentist and we bespeak
for him a liberal share of your patron
age. He is here to stay
Last Saturday evening the Meister-
singers appeared at the court house.
This was the first number of the lee
ture course and was very fine. The
audience was large and appreciative.
If all of the numbers are as good as
this one, the people will have no re-
grets that they took up the lecture
course for this winters amusement.
The Trego Mercantile Company re-
ports that their business has increas-
ed this fall to a greater extent than ii
did last wear at this time. The Trego
Mer. Co. is one of the largest and fin
est equipped stores in the west. The
prices this store is making to the
public are lower than can be purchased
elsewhere and the people of the coun
ty are showing their appreciation by
their patronage. The millinery de
partment under the supervision o.
Miss Davies is large and attractive
and one can not fail to he pleased fol
the stock is SO large that the custo
mer just about has his way in the
matt. of choice from the extremei,
low priced co the higher priced heaC
dress. Their shoe department is alst
worthy of special mention as the,
C ,rry Il complete line of mems, WON
ems and children's shoes and tn,
prices are way below what is usual,
paid for their class of shoes. The dr.,
goods, notions, queensware and gro
cerv department as well as mems ant
boys clothing department is eacl
complete In its line In fact, abou
any thing any one wishes to buy ma,
be found at this first-claSS store a
reasonable prices The clerks ar
| obliging and all customers are treated
with courtesy whether they purchas
or not With its steadily increasin,
business and its attractive prices th
Trego Mer. Co. promises To be TIL
greatest store in Western Kansas.
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