Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-15
We printed the bar docket this

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See Byrns Bros. show at the city
hall March 18th.
The Silver Moon is putting in 3
$1,000 soda fountain.
Atty. T. A. Scates, of Dodge City
was in Meade on business last week,
The sale at M. A. Campbell's
store will continue two weeks longer.
The assessors proceedings and ba-
sis of assessment appears in this
issue.
| Geo. Shaw1s home from Colorado
where he has been for several
months.
Around the world in 80 minutes,
on March 18TH, at the city hall by
Byrns Bros.
Miss Agnes Wehrle and the
editors wife visited in Gray county
this week.
S. D. Adams has rented the Null
ligan farm north of the city for the
year, price SaIo
Rev. Parks will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
the usual hours.
1t looks as though our fish hatch
cry hole in front of the postoffice
would be filled up.
Mrs. R. M. Painter and Mrs. J..
R. Painter were the guests of Mrs.
A. V. Batemen last week.
A notice prohibiting fishing has
been put in our fish hatchery site
and we hope the public will not dis
regard same.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Dorland last week. Seth
has been giving larger chunks of
steak ever since.
Mrs. H. Llewelyn Jones and
daughter arrived from Emporia last
Monday and will remain in Meade
and make this their future home.
Fine Mexico Parrots from Tampi-
CO, Mexico, at $a5 per pair.
3-8 If N. B. POTTER,
Meade, Kans.
T. Martin organized A. o. U. w.
Lodges at Arkalon and Minneola.
Bro. Martin is pusher and all the
boys here are greatly pleased over
his lecture.
Sidney Hayden, of the firm of
Hayden & Hayden, of Holton, KS,
is here this week looking after the
Wolhey case, in which he will de-
fend Wolhey.
Mrs. w. F. Fee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Min Ellis, Mrs. J. D. Wehrle Miss
Agnes Wehrle and Miss Ruth Ben
nett attended a basket dinner at
School District No. "a last Friday.
"Just received at NJ. A. Camp
BELLS some dress patterns of the
latest materials and colors in
Suesine silk, Novelty silk, Vicerine
silk, Crepe de Paris, etc.
Geo. Healy, of Beaver county,
was a Meade visitor this week.
George is territorial committeeman
of Beaver county, and very promi
nent in republican circles in the ter
ritory.
| Co. Atty Sullivan recently pur-
chased law books to the amount oi
$500. He has the American reports
and several other important sets.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Sullivan
equipping himself for the practice.
Harry Holloway and Frank Trua,
have formed a partnership in the
well business. They have a com
plete Dempster outfit and gasoline
engine. They are sinking wells il
the Artesian Valley.
Many women are selecting stormy
days and going to M. A. Campbell.
sale with well filed pocketbooki
early in the afternoon, so as to b.
sure of having time to look arounc
and be waited upon.
| In another colnmn appears tn,
basis of assessment for this year
1t was crowded out last week. Th,
valuation may seem a little high bu
you must remember that it make
the rate lower. A certain amour
has to be raised and it makes no dii
ference if your valuation is hig
your rate will be low, but if you
valuation is low your rate will b
higher.
There is considerable difference {
opinion in regard to the kind of ifs
we should put into our hatchery j
front of the postoffice. Uncle Die