Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-08-17
Another school land notice ap-
pears in this issue.

AnOtncr SCnOOl land notice ap'
pears in this issue.
| For Sale fine shoats, 2 sows
with young pigs. For sale cheap il
taken at once. Grant Lyons, Meade
Kansas.
WANTED water dog, 1 mecca
sin, house snake, king snake, or any
other reptile. Grant Lyons, Meade
Kansas.
Grant Cowan and family expect
to leave Monday for Derby, Kansas
where they will reside in the future.
Another old timer whom we regret
to lose.
John w. Klbby and family are
moving to Dodge City this week
where they will reside for the pres
ent. We hope that they may con-
clude to return to Meade.
E. D. Bower has again sold the
Miles ranch near Fowler. The pur-
chaser is w. ]. Walker, of Payton,
Iowa, who will take charge of the
place about Oct. Ist.
John Williams loaded hi house
hold effects yesterday and left for
Derby, Kansas, where they will re-
side in the future. John is an old
timer and everyone regrets to have
him leave.
Mrs. Clyde Mars and Miss Win
ME Bonham returned Tuesday from
Ell Paso, Texas, where they have
been visiting their brother, L. c.
Bonham and wife for the past few
weeks.
DIR. Fee and wife and three young
est children left yesterday for On
tario, Canada, where they expect to
visit for several weeks. The doctor
goes primarily to see his aged moth
er.
For SALE-We have 1000 bushels
of No. Russian wheat for sale at
81 per bushel. 1t is clean of rye
and the best producing wheat for
Kansas. C. H. Burford. Fowler
Kansas.
P. ]. Bowling has located on his
claim miles north of Plains. He
was in town Tuesday with Jim Gil
lick and called at the office. Mr..
Bowling and Ed Wehrle served in
the army together in the Philippine
Islands.
Rev. Charles Lee Reynolds, of
Des Moines, Iowa, is visiting his
brother, Mr.. J. r. Reynolds, of this
city. Rev. Reynolds is pastor of
the First Presbyterian church of
Des Moines. He has been filling a
pulpit at Washington, D. {. tenn
porarily, for the past month.
In our article last week in refer
ence to the Casey trial we said we
did not believe the case should have
been begun. In this we intended no
criticism of Co. Atty. Sullivan and
if anyone thought so be at once de-
ceived. The case was brought up
by the special agent for the railroad
company who had the section fore
man at Fowler swear to the COM
plant. The evidence given at the
hearing did not stbstantiate the COM
plant. Mr.. Sullivan could not have
known it until that time. We be-
lieve that Frank always tries to do
his duty.
A fellow giving his name as Joe
Blsbee was arrested Sunday by Sher-
iff Givler and lodged in the bastile,
awaiting the arrival of the sheriff of
Woodward county, Okla. The fell
low is wanted at Gage, Ok, for
driving off a livery team and buggy.
He had the team in Adams barn
Sunday morning and was trying to
trade for a saddle horse and some
money. But his nerve failed him
and he left the outfit at the barn and
left on foot for the. east, but was
overtaken south of Fowler and was
brought back to Meade. Sheriff
Givler took the fellow in on suspic-
ion, which was afterwards we'll
founded, and deserves considerable
credit, as his pursuers were day
and half behind.
In this issue you will find the ad-
vertisement of The Meade Land &
Loan Co. 1t is new in the field but
all have had experience in this line
and believe that advertising pays.
Mr.. Scott Lane, of Mason, Mich,
has been taking parties to Oklaho-
ma and Texas since last January.
Mr.. S. H. Morrow, of Albany, Mo.
did a real estate business there. He
hos been With ne for come time and