The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-03-02
G. NJ. MILLISACK|


week 1t has plate glass front, is
sheeted with iron and presents a very
/ attractive appearance
James A and Alfred c. Robertson
! Of Selden, Kan, bought the 80 acres
One-half mile west Of GOodland this
week, and moved on the place Thurs
day They viii build soon.
Fred Pitts Of MOberly No, was in
town this week looking the country
over with view Of investment He is
interested in the real estate business
and investment in western Kansas
land.
z z BrOOkens, county superintend-
ent OF Smith county, and a member Of
the committee having in charge the
esta blishment Of pupils reading circle
clubs over the state, was in GoOdland
Wednesday
A new rural telephone company is
reported to have been organized in the
south part OF the county The new
company will connect up with Good
land and probably with some OF the
other rural lines.
Clyde Mechanical, editor OF the
Horton Commercial, was a GOOdland
visitor last Friday He conducts a
real estate agency in connection with
his newspaper and was here with
party OF land buyers.
Verne D. Edwards, OF the Kansas
City law firm Of Edwards & Edwards,
was in GOOdland Wednesday on bust
ness The Edwards firm has been
handling some out Of town business
for GOOdland people.
Shoemaker Joe SvObOda moved the
automobile stable he purchased with
the lot from the Wilson Bros, to the
rear Of his shoe shop He will add
on another room and viii use the an
mex for living rooms.
John AK has cut himself loose from
Sherman county and removed to
| Greeley, Colo, where he will proceed
| to hew out a new home. He should
form partnership with Mr.. milestone
/ OF WaKeeney.-HiH City Republican
Several Of the old soldiers had an
oyster dinner at the Kellogg restau-
rant Saturday on the event OF the re-
/ mOval Of COmrade J. W. Bruner to
Bourbon county, Kansas. He viii
/ leave with his family in about a week.
Herman Klauer, nephew Of County
/ Commissioner J. ". Klauer, left for
I his home in Mansfield, o., Wednesday
| night. The Ohio young man made a
/ stay of six weeks in GOodland, and
! was pleased with his first visit to the
west
/ Jessie Mccullough Of GOodland, was
in town Saturday the guest Of Mrs.
J. W. Usher Miss Kirke is now a
member Of a theatrical company and
| stopped on here while en- route to
Kansas City.
Charles Perkins, who lived six miles
| northwest Of Colby, went through
| Goodland Thursday with his stock,
farm implements, etc, to locate four
miles northwest Of Ruleton, where he
/ hOmesteaded a quarter and bought a
quarter Of land lately
Miss Pearl Kimmel left Thursday
morning on No 5 for Denver, where
she viii take a course Of instruction
| in a school OF dramatic expression.
/ She has an aunt living in Denver and
viii make her home with her aunt
during her stay in Denver.
T. z. Townsend, manager OF the
! Foster Lumber cOmpany's yard, says
that within the last two months he
has old twenty-fOur quarter sections
Of land, owned by his company in
this county. Mr.. Townsend says he
! has a good many quarters yet for sale
] If he keeps up his record, however,
he viii soon be one Of our landless
poor
/ Y. Bauer Of Horton came 10 Good
land last week and bought half sec
ton Of land from William Walker It
l is located four miles northwest OF the
/ city MF. Bauer is highly pleased with
/ GOOdland and Sherman county and
/ thinks the future very bright
Mr. and AIRS. B. J. Skinner arrived
tin GOodland from California Tuesday
evening, where they have been living
for the past two months M Skin
ner owns q number OF tracts OF Sher-
man county land and his two sons
have been operating the Skinner
/ ranch.
/ Invitations are out announcing the
coming marriage on March z, Of M
4 Daniel s. Winchen and Miss Martha
E. Erickson. at the home OF EIr. and
I. Mrs. Olof Erickson, in this city Mr.
IHinchen IS an smplOye Of the Rock
Island in the Blacksmith department
f Of the Ebsps