The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-09-08

Frank Ferguson Of Republic cOun-
ty has perfected a threshing machine
operated by a gasoline engine sta
toned on the separator, which prom
ises to eclipse anything before in
vented for simplicity and labor saw
ing. It requires only one man to run
the entire machine 1t is said that
Mr.. Ferguson has refused $4,000 for
his patent
Frank L Beverage, commission
merchant Of the Chicago stock yards,
was here in company with Victor
Anderson, son OF James Anderson, Of
the Carter-AndersOn ranch, yesterday.
Mr. Beverage has a son, Lester Bev-
eridge, who is also working on the
Anderson ranch. Both Mr.. Beveridge
and Mr.. Anderson were accompanied
by their wives
Mr. and Mrs. E. Price Of Republic
county were in GOOdland Wednesday.
They left here eleven years ago Mr..
and Mrs. Price as heirs OF Samuel
Hunter have purchased the Hunter
place south Of GOdland at the ap-
praised value and may return to Sher-
man county next spring. Mr.. Price
is a blacksmith. and lives at the sec
Ond station east Of Belleville.
At the annual meeting OF the ".
c. T. L. this week the following Of
icers were elected: Mrs. K r. Mar
shall, president; Mrs Mary Ruhlman,
vice president; Mrs. Eva N. Murphy,
secretary; Mrs. Mary Kuhlman, treas
urer; Mrs Ermina Kimmel, superin-
tendent Of the Loyal Temperance LIE
giOn. superintendent Of other de-
partments will be elected at the next
meeting, Wednesday, September 13.
Newt Hall, manager Of the Rookie
Teller ranch In Rawlins county, was
in GOOdland Tuesday on his way for
a short vacation in Denver. He was
accompanied by his wife Mr.. Hall
county, where Mr.. Hall viii conduct
a big ranch for Rockefeller there
The Rawlins county ranch was &c
Gently sold to Purcell and Others, and
il is understood that the new owners
will parcel the big holding out to far
merS who desire 10 buy small tracts
for SrlculturaI IUsLsLses
One OF the street attractions this
week has been the elegant 1S-hOrse
power Rambler automobile, intro
dUced into our western life by Wilson
| Bros They have been running a free
buss also an omnibus. for the peO-
pie who don't mind riding in such a
green devil Some one has suggested
that the city council has a new duty
now thrust upon it; the passing Of an
/ ordinance limiting the speed Of au-
tOmObiles- Who would have thought
that such municipal problem would
| be so fast in getting itself out into the
short grass country.
c. B. Ryckman and NJ D. Cuth-
| bertson left Tuesday night for Port
/ land, Ore, and viii stop at different
places in the west Mr. Cuthbertson
I has a cousin living at Elma- Wash,
and will visit him before returning.
l MessTs- Ryckman and CuthbeTtsOn
| are lovers Of outdoor sports and no
/ doubt they Will enjoy several hunts
and fishing trips while away Cuth-
/ bertsOn can catch trout where other
| people would swear there isn't any
and Ryckman. who not long ago run
| down a coyote a foot, viii perhaps
/ have an antelope chase.
This paper is pleased to acknOw-
/ ledge the receipt OF the second annual
catalogue Of the Cheyenne county
/ high school for the year 1904-19O5-
z. E COyler, Abb, Is principal, and
| has mapped out three courses Of
/ study for the students Of that cOun-
/ y, collegiate, normal and general a
/ diploma says the catalogue, admits
| to the freshman class OF almost any
/ college or university without further
/ examination Prof COlyer has laid
out the course OF study in very clear
and creditabIe way Last year thirty
/ two students attended the Cheyenne
| county high school
Misses Ethel and Effie Kent, nieces
| OF r A Kent, who were here On
I visit OF nearly three weeks. left on
1 No Thursday morning for their
I hime in Iowa Last Thursday Mr..
I and Ms Kent accompanied BY the
/ young ladies went to Colorado Springs
and took in tire sights OF the Rocky
/ mountain scenery for several days J.
2. Kent AR Eent's brother. joined
/ them az Denver. and came hack With
I them TO Goodland- 1Ir- Kent VII re-
main here and look around until sat
urlag- The Young ladies had q very
rIeasl.t tn1e ana Ti rsmeElaeT
r re7re r and