Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-25
Miss Tena Philip is here visiting
relatives and friends.

All kinds of building Paints
ct Will Bells hardware store.
Judge Reeder went out to Wal
lace county Monday to hold Court.
Court met Monday and heard
some cases and adjourned to April
Bird.
Justus Kissing is adding a large
two story addition to his resi-
dence on west Normal avenue.
Frank Stout has sold his resi-
dence to Mcclure and will move
away when school closes.
JOHNNY Maberly is kept busy now
days delivering that black mul
ching DIRT Tor the gardens.
Wakeenie has re organized its
Band for this year with Is mem
bers and G. Steinber as instl actor.
The new city watering troth at
Zeigler store IS proving a great
convenience to farmers, and even
to our city people.
Griffith made his delivery of
trees Saturday from the famous
Stark nursery and they were very
nice trees and vines.
Plans are now beng drawn for
the new granary and elevator at
Experiment Station. Cost COM
piete, about S2500.
Frank Strailey is back from
his new Trego county home after
his goods and reports having nice
home and big farm out there
Keller and Stats have run the
city water into the yard of their
residences and Voss added another
hvdrant IN his yard for sprlnkling.
Mrs Marv Carmichael Sites of
TurkvilIe and Andrew Kuhn, jr,,
of Schoengen are proving up on
their homesteads thru this Office.
Little Gassman writes from
Hutchinson that he is doing nicely
and has a pleasant job ard IS
being treated we'll.
The City is putting up a build
ing back of this Office for one of
thel fire hose trucks to add to the
fire protection on the south side of
our town.
Mrs. Rev. Brown left Wednes-
day morning for Kansas City to be
with her daughter Katie during an
operation which is to be performed
soon.
AS John Schlyer don't want to
be restricted as to the amount and
the time be is to use water for
irrigating his garden and lawn, he
is erecting a big. high tank at his
windmill.
Over at the Experiment station
they are now rejoicing as baby
has come to the home of forman
Filing, and as it grows up they |
hope to experiment" with it.
The Saline valley is to have a
Cattle sale on Thursday, the Both
when John Jahanson will sell so |
head of his fine cattle. A chance
to pick up some good bargains.
Quite a lot of new Students
some who have been here before
have come to attend the new term
beginning next Monday. About
half adozen of the present scholars
will leave tor their homes
Anton Gross has bis stone max
ing machine in operation and is
doing nice work. Go over to his
room near Odd Fellows hall and
see samples They are making a
fine cement block pavement that's
a beauty,
Father Kahr, the old soldier
living west of town, answered his
last roll call this week and gone to
ioin the battle throng who have
gone before Funeral services
we're held in the Presbyterian
church under the auspices of the
8. A. r Post.
Charlie Reeder has now planted
/ row of trees in front of his prop
ertY on Park ave facing the Nor
nal school, which gives a nice row
If trees from the railroad and
south MAN street to the creek,
On both sides of the street.
II you want to see some fine far
ming, drive CT walk over to the
station and see the
ground just south of the bridge
hey are putting in their test gar
den OF field crops. 1t will well
pay every farmer to 60 see it.
Of the numerous applicants for
Haney's place as Supt, of the
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