The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-07

and will move here as soon as he
takes possession
Attorney Fred Robertson Of At
wood arrived in GOOdland Tuesday to
attend the district court, in which he
has foreclosure cases for James n
Clarke, receiver for the Nebraska
Loan and Trust company
Mrs Clarence KrOw Of Shelton,
Neb-, sister Of Will and Louis Har-
graves, accompanied by her two chill
dTen, arrived in GOOdland on a visit
Saturday evening She will remain
here for about six weeks
George w Jones Of Hill fCty, Kan.
was an attorney in the defense Of
John Anderson, the negro charged
with murder. Jones is an intelligent
coIOred lawyer He assisted John
HartzIer in the trial Of the case.
a cyclone on the Smoky is report
ed by Q. W. Wilson Friday night, and
as a result OF the storm one hen is
dead and a sod house blown down
The homestead is held by Otis CuIlop.
Wilson says il was accompanied by
the biggest rain Of the season
Attorney L ". Colby Of Beatrice,
Neb-, came to GOOdIand Monday to
attend to important court business in
this county. He is counsel for the
Berry widows, who are sueing the
Deweys for large damages for the
killing of their husbands. These cases
will come up this week
DR.. F. H Smith and wife returned
from Chicago Sunday morning They
were absent about six weeks While
away DR.. Smith took the short post
graduate course in the Polytechnic in
Chicago Mrs Smiths sister, who re-
sided in Chicago, died recently, and
the funeral was held just before they
returned.
The cattle sold at public sale in the
Kent yard Saturday by H 7. Dimmitt
brought good prices, some Of the cows
selling at the $50 mark. The horses
which were put in the sale by G. T.
Palmer brought low figures, and were
taken out OF the auction and sold at
private sale at more satisfactory
figure.
E Owings from Pittsburg, now Of
RexfOrd, Kan, who is an experienced
man in concrete work, advertises in
this issue Of this paper that he will
do concrete sidewalk work, fOunda-
ton work and cellar wall wOrk-any-
thing in the concrete or cement line
He requests the public to place their
wants in this line with P. Hines at
the Alamo hotel Mr. Owings will be
in GOOdland Saturday, July s.
wv Garden OF Quitman, No,
father Of Jef Garden Of VOItaire
township, returned home Monday,
after spending a few weeks with his
son and family. He is an old resident
OF Missouri. and a prosperous farmer
Mr.. Garden thinks the west IS the
country. On his way home, MI Car
den will stop of at Colby, Alexander,
Neb-, and at Meriden, Kan, TO visit
relatives.
E J. Frazier OF Eugene, Ore, at
tended court here this week as at
tOrney in the case Of L E Hartzier
vs. Harriet Lee He is employed in
the defense. The case is q cross bill
for cost Of improvements on which
a tax deed was set aside on the half
section OF land once owned by George
7. and Benjamin AIbee, and which
land was traded for Oregon property
BY the AIbees-
About 100 people celebrated the
Fourth OF July in Norton. The spec
ial feature for them was the ball
game between GoOdland and Norton,
which resulted in a score OF 2 to for
Norton The GOOdland boys say they
were robbed OF the game by the UNI
pire. At any rate the umpire was put
out OF business and another more
level head substituted Even people /
who live in Norton said that Good !
land got q rotten deal, and by the /
rule Of right she should have won the /
game.
The Sherman county normal closed /
last Thursday and examinations were Il
held Friday and Saturday. Quite 3
number took the examination, and all 4
OF the teachers expressed themselves Il
as having enjoyed the session Of the Il
oh oh !.
the average Prof. Mccormick, who Il
did excellent work in the normal, left
Friday night for Phnlipsburg for g
visit with relatives he was joined by
Ms Mccormick at Colby, and they
proceeded from there to their old I
home. BEr. Mccormick was principal
OF the Atwood high school last year,
and in al probability WI teach there
again this year. as ne gave entire sat-