The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-11-10

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DR.. FarrOw was at Colby Sunday.
He says they have fallen from grace
down there, as he found a windmill
running on the Sabbath, the one at
the Windsor hotel, and that there was
no necessity for the machine to break
the Sabbath, as il rained there the
night before and ~ eTyLhing was wet
Swan Nelson returned Thursday
from a five weeks visit to the Pacific
coast He met OFF LIndhOlm, former
" a farmer OF Sherman county, in
Oregon. He also ssv L. L. Ernst and
Eric Owen in Los Angeles He Was
much pleased with southern ca flor
there, as he is troubled with rheUsIna-
tism he-e.
In another place in this paper ap-
pears a sale notice Of J. J. Finegan's
personal property, in Cheyenne cOun-
~. Mr.. Finegan has rented his ranch
for year and he is going to sell all
his stock and other stuff to the high
est bidder. He has not decided what
he will do yet, but may come to Good
land to live, or may go on the road
as 8 sales agent. He has lived in
y
and has a host OF friends who wish
him success wherever he may decide
TO locate.
Mrs. Eva N. Murphy. who was
Kansas delegate TO the national con-
ventiOn Of the W c. 7. L. at Los
Angeles last month. is spending a lit
tie time at various places in CalifOr-
MIA, and while at Pasadena, mailed
the editor a souvenir post card, show
ing in photographic colors the beautI-
full home Of Robert J. Burdette, the
cheerful philosopher. Burdette's home
is palatiaI in appearance, and the
grounds are set on with ornamental
trees and pleasant walks We pre-
sumo that Burdette made his money
and his home out Of brain-his wit
and common sense
Smith Artman, who lives in Vol
| taire township. reports that a fine
young heifer belonging TO him met
| death in a very peculiar way. he has
l a large pasture and a good many cat
/ tie, and OF course can't take the time
/ to count his herd every time they
/ come home in the evening. He didn't
/ know that he had lost one Of his finest
/ helfers until he was riding around
I his pasture last week, when he found
l her dead on the prairie, both Of her
hole The animal had evidently slip
! ped in the hole while grazing Both
| feet we're crowded hard together and
| she couldn't get out she mad been in
/ that predscament for about a week,
/ and was dead when he found her.
Isaac Kline OF Chicago, represent
/ .ng the immigration department Of
I the Rock Island railroad. was in town
/ Thursday gathering pointers for
I his bureau OF information. He SAYS
that his department has q much
! broader scope than one would think
Thousands OF people hunting loca-
/ tons for homes. professional men and
men in the mercantile business are
| constantly calling upon them to point
I out some town or place where there
/ is good opening for this or that pur-
suit He has to judge Of their pre-
I viOus- environment, sometimes, and
said he would not think OF sending a
man from some particular state to
I Kansas, and others, he directs to come
/ this way without fail So the world
goes. What's good for one is poison
for another. And the immigration
I department are wise for the man and
the country along this line.
r. @ aanktnss accompanied by his
/ wife. arrived in GoodIand Wednesday
from Goddard. kan, their home. sTr.
! Hankins owns q farm OF $50 acres
/ eight miles southeast Of town, which
6 operated by his son, =. o Hanxins
tLr- H1lzlus Bought THIS properly n
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