The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05

farm was placed for sale with him
on December %, and sold on Decem-
] Der 20 Mack believes in quick sales
and small profits, and the seller told
him he was very well satisfied. The
place brought IS per acre.
Charles Kunz returned Thursday
morning from Burlington, Ia, where
he visited with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Kunz, and also his two
brothers, Ed and Al Kunz, all former
" Of Sherman county Ed and Al
are running a meat market in Bur-
HngtOn, and are doing a good busi-
ness.
Oskar Schmalz Of IretOn, Ia, has
come to Sherman county to live He
has purchased a uarter section Of
land, and will enter upon his farm
next spring. Meanwhile he viii find
employment in GOodland. Mr.
Schmalz, who is a strong, healthy
young man. has in him the making
Of a good Sherman county farmer and
citizen.
The Amos ClaxtOn and R. A Kent
houses on South Boulevard will be
finished this week The Claxton house
has twelve rooms, a pantry, bathroom
and six closets The Kent house has
eleven rooms, bathroom, pantry and
closets. Each house will cost com
pleted upward Of S2,5OO. Mr.. CIax-
ton has a fine system Of hot water
heating for the whole building, which
cost about $425- The Kent house has
several chimneys and the rooms viii
be heated by stoves Both families
will live in the new residences and
the extra rooms will be rented IN
spite OF the extensive building the
last two years, good houses for rent
and good rooms are in sharp demand
When the two new hotels are com
pleted, the conditions viii he eased
up, but Of houses there is need Of
many more
Bradley, Anderson & Co, Kansas
City, No. manufactures and jObbers
OF Bradley X-Rays sullCy and X-Ray
gang piOws, KlOndike. Red Rider
HUrrah and '4Tu-Ro" riding cultiva-
tors, drag and disk harrows. Bradley
two and fOUr-wheel listers with shovel
or disk covers, Indiana grain drills, in
all sizes, Peter SchuttIer, New Timn,
White Oak and New Sterling farm
wagons. Bradley Quick Seller buggies,
driving wagons, surreys and spring
wagons, Bradley oak tanned harness
in over 100 different styles, Bradley
sweep rakes, stackers and presses,
Aspinwan potato planters. Peerless
cream separstOrs, Wind Motor wind
mills pumps pipes ETC. are o1str1-
buting 10000 school sacks 70 all
school children between the ages OF
and Is attending country schools
only These sacks viii be mailed free
OF charge upon a written request OF
the child TO Bradley, Anderson & Co,
Kansas City. No Only one sack to
each child and only one sack with
each request. Each and every child
must write a personal letter enclosing
four cents in stamps 10 cover the post
age to obtain one OF these sacks
J. J. Finnegan Of Cheyenne county
passed through GOOdIand Saturday
on MS way to Denver, 70 be absent
about a month He was accompa-
MED BY his two youngest children,
whom he was accompanying to Den
yer to attend school at the St Vim
cents academy. 1[r. Finnegan lost
his wife several years ago, and since
then two OF his oldest daughters have
died he IS an honest, hard-worizing
man, and has suffered severe afifc-
ZION All who are acquainted with
lliEll synpathizs with him. and hope
that ne may SIN see better days He
s. cne % the early settlers 81 thls
q the state