Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-07-27

dence Call at this office.
The delinquent tax list for 100
will appear in this paper next week
| Malcom Judd is waiting on tn
many customers in the Silver Moo
this week.
John Frame has erected a wind
mill at his residence in the southeas
part of the city.
For SALE-A pretty picture o
Uncle Ben. Price 5octs. By VIM
Backe, Photographer, Meade, Kas
Twist & Fletcher have added
very fine hearse to their undertaking.
establishment. 1t is about the fin
est car in the west.
Albert Potter has moved his grair
and feed business to Fowler and al
lied himself with the merchants o.
that city.
DRESS MAKING-By Mrs. Lyons.
Up-to-date styles. Will be at Mr..
John F. Parks residence every even
ing from to O'Clock.
Losr-One large wrench belong
ing to my automobile; lost between
Meade and John Haver's place, 7
miles south. Finder will please leave
same at drug store.
NoTIcE-All parties knowing them !
selves indebted to me will please
call at the First National Bank and
settle same. ALBERT POTTER,
7-27 If Meade, Kansas.
Mrs. John Kibby and daughters,
Misses Hazel and Charlotte, return
ed Tuesday night from Augusta,
Kansas, where they have been visit
ing for the past several weeks.
Miss Winnie Bonham and Mrs.
c. A. Mars accompanied Ben Boil
en- and family as far as Ell Paso,
where they will all visit L. c. Bon
ham and wife, for several days.
Fred Gray and Art Schmoker are
at the Oldham place this week orna-
menting their new residence with
several coats of paint. Fred is an
artist and Art is follow
ing in his footsteps.
Rufus Small came in Tuesday
night from Colorado hoping to
see his father. n. T. Small. He
lad received message announcing
he illness of his father but did not
lrrive until after his death and bur-
al.
Ben Bolen, wife and daughter left
tuesday night for their western trip.
They stop at ElPaso, Los Angeles,
san Francisco and on to Portland,
eturning by way of Salt Lake and
Denver. 1t will be fine trip and |
'ne which they will never regret.
They will be absent about a month. |
We acknowledge with thanks the
Usual courtesies of the Ford County |
Fair and Driving Park Association |
which holds its meeting this year at |
Dodge City, Aug. 2, 8, 4. Entries
lose July 2oth g a. m. Address all |
communications to L. J. Pettijohn,
'ec'y, Dodge City, Kansas.
For SALE-4So acres of fine land |
N Crooked Creek, Gray county, |
Kansas; part cash, balance on long
ime; over 800 acres level wheat
and, balance little rough, 20 to 60
eet to good, soft water. Address
HOWARD PUCKETT,
e2I Duncan Ave,
'-27 4w Newton, Kansas.
A. J. Brewer was down from
scott City this week looking after
lis wheat crop. Mr.. Brewer still
las some real estate in Meade coun-
y but he is living in Scott county,
having sold his farm in Reno coun-
y. While here he made US a call |
md chatted over the possibilities of
he country.
Col. R. A. Harper. of Coleman
county, Texas, father of R. A. Har-
Der, of this city, has been here visit
ng Tor the past week. MI harper |
lrove overland 600 miles in buggy |
md went home the same way. He
S a typical southerner and a very
inc gentleman. He is about 76
years of age but very active for one
IF his advanced years. He has
many friends here who are always
pleased to see him.
The Great Uintah Reservation
will be open for homestead entry
August a8th although registration
will comenhe at Grand Junction,
Colorado,-Price, Provo and Yer
aal, Utah, on August Ist and con-