Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.

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Muriel are home from Wichita.
Sid Breese, late of Coffeyville
Kansas, is new drug clerk at Aliens
The Barton County Fair Associ
alton will pay every dollar of awards.
Miss Mae Woodburn returned
Friday morning from her Pacific
Coast trip.
Miss Eva Clayton and Ruth Tracy
returned from Topeka Friday even
ing.
MILFORD Burson and wife came up
from Newton Friday, and will make
their home here for a time.
Harm Curry was Saturday visitor,
from Heller. He reports a good rain,
which began falling at 3 a. m.
The ground is now getting in most
elegant condition for fall seeding,
which will soon commence.
Misses Grace and Helen Hayes
returned Friday evening from their
visit with an aunt at Arlington.
The premiums awarded by the
Barton County Fair Association are
now ready to be paid. Call on the
Secretary, at this office and bring
your premium cards with you.
DR.. W. H. White returned Saturday
from weeks visit at Garden CITY.
Mrs. White remains there for a while.
DR., says he did not see the sun while
he was gone, and that western Kan.
saS is getting good rain.
Miss Anna f. Miller of Great
Bend, KaS., is visiting her brother, J.
Leon Miller, of 2015 Union street.
Miss Miller will leave for California
the first Of October to spend the win.
ter.-St. Joseph, Mo-, Gazette.
There is nothing west Of US that
will compare with Barton county. One
can almost see the dividing line be.
tween our county and our neighbor,
as one rides along on the cars, Just
from the different appearance of the
farms bordering on the line.
Ben Dempster, of route one Hud-
son, was up Friday and ordered the
HUSTLER sent to his address in the
future. He was accompanied by his
uncle, John W. Dempster, of New
Albany, Ind, who has come out to
see the country and put up a new
residence for Ben's mother.
The DEMOCRAT PRINTING HOUSE
turns out more work for this city and
surrounding territory than all the
other printing houses here combined
We keep only the most skilled work.
men, the best material and machinery,
and make specially Of promptness
and neatness. We solicit your work.
Write or call on US for estimates on
any kind of printing.
The HUSTLER gives you the daily
markets earlier than you can get them
from any other paper. It also gives
you the cream of the telegraph news,
as furnished by the Scripps-McRea
Telegraph Association, which is
practically as good as the Associated
Press, and often ahead of them in i'm.
portant events.
After trying number Of different
kinds of artificial lights, and electric
globes, Henry Born Of the Cyclone
thinks be has found one that is al,
most perfect in the "Nerst'globe. On
Saturday evening they were used for
the first time, and certainly made a
fine, soft, bright light. The store was
almost as light as day, from the floor
to the ceiling. 1t produced a very fine
effect.
Aletter received today from Eugene
Hubbard, at Park City, Utah, says
that he will leave for Philadelphia on
the 1lth, as one of the three dele.
gates from Utah to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F. He will
make quite visit in the east before
returning home. Mr.. Hubbard is a
prominent jeweler and optician at
Park City.