The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-03-09

GoodIand Wednesday on No. Al. They
were looking for land investment in
Sherman county
C. L Calvert left last Saturday for
a business trip to Liberal, Kan, re-
turning Wednesday morning. He re-
ports that Sherman county is SO far
ahead Of the country around Liberal
that there is really no comparison
c. A. Heston, brother of John and
H NJ HestOn OF this city, left this
week for KaIispeII, Mont, to look
over the country there with a view to
making his home in Montana A for
mer Sherman county man, C. s Ha-
worth, lives near Kalispell-
/ Engineer c. H. AIbrecht sold his
j house in the southwest part Of town
/ to Pete Thompson, a bOilermakeT in
| the shops lately, and AIbrecht has
| purchased the Randall house on Main
street Mr.. Albrecht will occupy the
/ Randall house about April 1.
w H. BurweI Of Boone, Ia, was
| here Wednesday on business and for a
/ visit with his nephew, NJ + BurWell,.
/ who is interested with William Seyler,
/ in the HOmeseekers Land Agency. He
viii look around in the county with a
view Of investment If he finds some
| thing desirable to purchase
| Dr.. GuIick was called up from
/ GOOdland Wednesday for consultation
over Andrew BOyles, who has been
| dangerously i'll with rheumatism the
/ past two weeks After a careful ex-
/ animation DR.. Quick gave substan-
/ tfaI encouragement Of the patients re-
| cOvery.- Burlington (COlO-) Republi-
| can
] Mrs G. H Rice of Denver arrived
| in GOOdland Saturday for a few weeks
/ visit with her many GOOdland friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rice lived in this city for
/ a number of years, when Mr.. Rice
/ has been living in Denver for some
time. Mr.. Rice is now employed by
| the Santa Fe in Denver.
/ Mr.. and Mrs J. W. BTuner and their
| two sons, accompanied by Mr.. and
| Mrs. ". H. Bruner, viii leave Sat
urday night for UniontOwn, Kan,
| where Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bruner
and family viii visit among relatives
for several months. W. H BTuneF has
rented a farm near UniOntOwn and
! will make his home there in the fu-
| ture-
/ Thomas L Wamsley Of Denver, rep
resenting the American De Forest
/ Wireless Telegraph company, was in
/ GoOdland Tuesday soliciting purchas-
ers for stock in the company. The
De Forest company guarantees z per
cent interest on all preferred stock.
The De Forest company have many
offices in the United States and pro-
misses to become a big and financially
powerful company.
V Bauer, who went to western
Kansas last week with Clyde Nc
Manigal, bought another half section
Of land four miles from GoodIand. Mr..
Bauer is greatly eiated over that
country and like everybody else who
investigates, is satisfied that the op-
pOrtunities are great for that cOuntry
and that development in the next few
years viii exceed anything in the past
Horton Commercial
GOodland is the last Of the towns in
this part Of the state to get in line FOL
progress The city council last week
| granted a franchise for the cOnstruc-
ton and operation Of an electric light
ing plant Work on the plant viii bS
started at once The plant at Ken
singtOn is being installed this weel
and in a short time Smith Center vii
be the only town in the rear OF tn
prOeession.-Smith Center Journal.
That there is yet a chance for TIT
; young man to rise, If he viii show
himself capable, is illustrated by tn,
career Of Master Mechanic A. c. Ad
> ans OF Trenton, No. Sixteen year
e ago, when the Rock Island built il
E ! Nebraska and Kansas, he became al
5 apprentice in the machine shops a
Horton. Since then he has been mas
!, ter mechanic at GOOdlands HeringtOn
: Chickasha and Trenton, and vii
probably soon take the position o
T master mechanic at Horton, where h
/ learned his trade--Fairbury (Neb-
Journal
y Frank Dawson OF Westphaifss Kan
= well known in GOodlaRd and Sherma
Il county, has written this paper g lei
u ter saying that he viii move to Jarill
n Junction, n n, March a. Fran
was formerly a member OF the Good
3. land mercantile firm Of Dawson
g Dawson and has q good many friend
d In this county, 70 whom he sends h