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Kristoff Bros are sowing oats.
Mrs. r. Owen is on the sick list
Nice weather continues, and farm

Mrs. r. Owen is on the sick list
Nice weather continues, and farm
work progresses fine.
Stephen Krhut is helping his
brother Philip plow for oats
Misses Grace and Enie Cummings
are visiting friends at Piainville.
w. D. Austin and wife were callers
at c. Thiels, at Collyer. Tuesday
r. Owen and his boys attended
church at Wa-Keeney Sunday night.
Mr.. Hockings arrived from Nemaha
county and moved onto his farm one
mile east of Voda. He bought the
Wolf place. one of the best farms in
the state He is an enterprising farm
er and the kind we are looking for.
We extend to him the right hand of
fellowship and welcome him to the
land of promise.
Lost, strayed or stolen from their
fathers pasture, two small boys, IA
years old, light complexion. rather
large for their age. branded on right
shoulder with a shot gun and on right
hip pocket with pound of tobacco.
They were last seen at Ogallah- If
any one captures them return same
to the Office Of the Voda Ocean and
receive reward.
Elmer Banta, with his two brothers,
mother and sister. arrived from jack
son county. Kas-, and unloaded two
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cars at the thriving little village of
Voda. and moved onto the Lizzie
Krhut farm one-half mile south of
Voda- They brought with them 20
head of the best mules III Kansas
They will run three gang plows, a
harrow aad drill. They are up-to-
date farmers and hustiers from hustle
town. We welcome them to our
midst.
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The masked bali given last Friday
evening at Jones' hall by Bud Jones
and Stanley Straw was grand sue
cess Many pretty costumes were
worn. 4 nice supper was served and
the young people report it to be one
of the most enjoyable events of the
winter
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Potter and lit
tie son departed Friday evening for
Reading, Kan Frank has position
in the Santa Fe round house at To-
peka. We are sorry to lose this good
family from our midst but wish them
success In their new home.
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Public Sale.

will sell at public auction in Wa
Keeney, Kas., on Saturday, Marth 10,
six young brood sows, several head of
good work horses, some household
goods and other articles. NJ. We MAJ
son, Auctioneer.
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AT Morrill, they were dipping cattle
in crude petroleum, carbolIc acid, ETC..
and wound up with car load of
''kickers" tmules). Mrs Jennie Nc
MILAN, editor Morrill, News, then pro-
posed running drove of human
''kickers" through the tank, but the
men were in the majority and the
project tailed
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The Presbyterian Aid society held
their annual election OF officers at the
home of the president, Mrs II. G..
Wilson. 4 large number of members
and visitors were present and the
election resulted as follows: Mrs.
Burnham. president; Mrs. Poffenberg
er, vice president; Mrs. Inglis, secre-
tary The hostess served a very nice
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Attention Comrades!

| have the pleasure to announce
that Department, Commander p III.
Coney has promised to be with us
at our next regular meeting March 10
at ? p. M Captain W. Fl. johnson
and Captain Bush, both of Salina,
will be with us and install the newly
elected officers of the post. Out of
respect for the distinguished visitors
1 most earnestly request that every
member of the post be present, and
cordial invitation is extended to
members of the order from any and
all localities to affiliate with Captain
Trego Post on that occasion
W. c. OLSON, Commander.
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Real Estate Transfers for Week ENDING
March 1st


Anna Henkel to r. Horak se-IO-
1928. s12OO
Jacob Schneider to r. Horalx sw
IO-I2-23. 900
Henry Wisch to Henry Burns w
hf ne 2-12-24. ..--. 1000
VIM. Bower to A. W. Barnes Its
to 3, blk 30, Collyer, Kas. -. 1000
Geo. Baker to r. Nielsen, 1t IS
blk A. -.. .. 10
Frank OFT TO Owen Scanlon Sc
1S-11-27 -......--.... - 500
Geo. NJ. Hazen to III. Hille, hf
32-14-23. ..-... .. L
Sophia Ewalt TO L. B. Hays It's
8, 10 l6 blk %. 5... 1
c. Q. .Ewalt to Il. B. Hays Its l
to s, IA, Is, blk 25 1
Mary j. Reed to Rhoda Arm
strong w hf Sc or and hf sw
qr-32-14 25. - 1
u. P. Land Co., to Grace S.
Dunn sec 21-13-22 22. 274O
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The Ogallah township Sunday
school convention was held last Sun
day at Ogallah satisfactory to all per-
sons present as well as to all interest
ed in the great work. A large num-
Der was in attendance and felt fully
repaid for their presence when listen
ing to all the good talks and interest
ing papers, Professor NicSley's talk
alone was well worth the while. as
his talks and papers always are, and
should be an incentive to increase
the attendance to all the conventions
over the county
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On Washington's birthday the Ep-
worth League gave character social
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. p.
Lucas. A verv enjoyable evening
was spent. The proceeds of the even
ing amounted to S14.5O
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Attorney e. p. Hotchkiss, of Topeka,
was in Wa-Keeney the first of the
week. In company with o. L. Cook
they drove over Trego. Cove. Ellis
and Ness counties looking at differ
ent sections of land. Mr.. Hotchkiss
is well pleased with Trego county,
and says it is a fine place for young
man to get home by buying some of
this cheap land. Mr. Hotchkiss form
erly lived at Mandate, Jewell county.
and is at present partner of Judge
Lee Monroe, of Topeka.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching, Blind. Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to
refund money if PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure in to II DAYS. SOC.
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Now that the windy season has
come and there are great dangers
from both fires and winds, go 30 the
bank and have them write you an in
surance policy, as they will write you
policies against fire and lightning.
winds and tornadoes. and if you wish
it they will insure your life, making
like it.
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Committee Meeting.

The Republican County Central
committee will meet in the office of
the county surveyor on Saturday,
march 10, 1906. Important business.
All me bers are requested to be
present. /. Il. PURCELL.
Chairman.
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Last wednesday about | O'CLOCK a

Last Wednesday about l o'clock a
prairie fire came very nearly burning
up the house occupied by Mr.. Robson
west of town. Prompt action was
all that saved it, as there was heavy
south wind. We have not learned
the origin of the fire At this sea-
son of the year too much caution can
not be used in the matter Of fire, as
the prairies are now very dry and the
windy season is here. Many homes,
much feed and even life has been
risked. often by some one being care
less Let all be watchful about this
matter.
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j. FL. G. Gilbert, of Cleveland,
Okla, arrived in the city last week
He owns the old Ostrander ranch 3
miles northeast of town
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Black Minorca's are regular egg ma
chimes Good size and non-setters
Eggs 81 per 15
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Go to the Trego Mercan-
tile company for your bran
and shorts.
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WEATHER REPORT.

maximum and minimum tempera-
lures according to the government
thermometer at Wa-Keeney for the
week ending February %.
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Mrs l. L. Purcell received new
Chickering piano last week
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March came in like a lion.

Wanted-Piain sewing and repair
ing. Mrs. Bushman.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. HI. Burns are on
the sick list this week
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A number of our citizens are figur-
ing on building cement houses this
spring.
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Big Creek.

Earl Furbeck is digging a cave
Another cold wave Monday morn
ing.
Considerable real estate changed
hands Monday.
NJ. E. Burns has relatives from the
east visiting him.
Swan Pearson took load of nice
coal home Saturday
Mrs. 6ugler and son arrived home
the first of the week.
Mrs. Win .Sauer has been quite in
disposed tor the last week.
The butcher boys bought fine
team Of horses at the sale last week.
Tom Feezor came in last Saturday
from Kansas City, where he had been
working.
John Herbert sold his team last
week. and is now looking around for
another one
A lightning rod agent dropped into
this neighborhood last week, but did
not do any business as far as we have
heard.
Mr.. Peterson, living on the NJ NJ
Shepherd farm, had the misfortune tc
lose his poultry, poultry house and
cattle shed by fire last Wednesday,
The cause of the fire is not known.
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The cement plant is turning ou
lots of blocks and bricks nowadays.
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WANTED One or two quarter
sections of land in rrege or Graham
county. Must be cheap and good
water prospects. State location and
terms of purchase. p. J. Leenman,
Cawker City. Kas
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Did you see those Black Minorca's:
Try setting of eggs, 81 per Is.
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E. Christensen, Ellis, Kas., breeder
of Black Minorca chickens. Eggs 81
per 15.
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The Republican Judicial conven-
tIon will be held in Wa-Keeney Thurs
day, April 5, 1906 There will be no
opposition to Judge Reeder
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For Sale-Barley, millet aud cane
seed. Il. Schimkowisch, Voda, Kas.
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SCHOOL REPORTS

For sixth month ending February %. 1906
HIGH SCHOOL
Whole enrolment. 81. per cent of attend
ance. 96-6
Tardies, 20 Visitors o.
Absences and tardies by classes:
Senior Junior soph Fresh
Essdis4 81 5sssy :-.::::::.ii 5 { t {
Per cent of attend
ance------..------92.5 81 96.6 96g
J. II. NIEsLEY. Principal
Assistants Z NARY NARY kIArTn RENE
GRAMMAR.
Enrolment. IS. Attendance. 81
Cases of tardiness.
Those neither absent nor tardy-
Allen Blackman Floyd Burnham
Ethel Cloud May Curry
Andrew Croft Earl Croft
Mildred Niesley MauGe Niesley
Richard Owens Seenia phareS
AR-IE HoBBs
INTERMEDIATE
Enrolment. IS Attendance 1874
Those neither absent nor tardy:
Opal Acre Jessie Beason
Erie Reynolds Louis Eiyr
Joyce Blackman Marie Jackson
Claire. Marshall Ruth Scott
Margaret NieSiey Albert Acre
Eddie herauS Helen Scott
ETHEL YoxALL.
PRIMARY
Enrolment. - Attendance IS.
Those neither absent nor tsardy:
Mary Beason Lester Burnharl
Eve Oline Croft Harold Henkel
frankie Jackson Garrett jackson
Walter Marshall SCHUYLER Gibson
Ray Morgan George NieSley
May Reynolds Paul sites
Della Tripp Maurice Wollner
Morgan Wollner
EVA PHILBRooK
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On Monday Rev. Everett was called
by telegram to Oakley to assist In a
funeral service
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The worst storm of the season
struck here about II m. Thursday
night and made Rome howl all day
Friday. 1t will be hard on stock
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morgan's baby is
reported on the sick list this week
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David B. Henderson, ex-speaker of
the national house of representatives,
died Sunday at Des1ioines, Iowa.
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Saturday, March 10. Don't fail to at
tend.
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The Ladies' Good Will society will
meet with Mrs. G. |. Verbeck next
Wednesday afternoon. Ice cream
will be served from 4:3O to 600 p. m
Everybody come!
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SIR. Brinkerhoff, superintendent OF
the Colorado division of the U. p.
with headquarters at Denver. was in
the city Wednesday the guest of 1. t.
Purcell. We are informed that he
will be transferred to Kansas City
shortly
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The Weather of the last few days re-
minds US that the season of high
winds and prairie fires is at hand.
Farmers are plowing and seeding.
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not reported. Examination April 21
and % will be held at the first three
places only. Mrs. G. ID. SMITH,
County Superintendent.
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DIR. Talbot,

G. Bennett is rapidly bringing his
fine residence, east of the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays. to completion. 1t
will be heated by hot water and has
all the modern conveniences. 1t will
be one of the finest homes in Wa
Keeney when finished.
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l.. Q. Nudge, real estate agent, was
on the sick list this week
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Marshall Bros. are building a ne,
house on their eighty on Big creek
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The Western Union Telegraph line
men are making some changes around
the depot.
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j. NJ. McStay, of Waterloo, Iowa.
was in the city this week the guest of
his sister, Mrs. f. NJ. Morgan. Mr..
McStay has purchased J. II. Maack's
ranch Of $50 acres for $4,000.
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Notice.

The common school examinations
will be held March 30 and 81 at the
school houses in the following dis
tricts:
District mum mber1, Wa-Keeney.
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Frank Potter's sale last Saturday
was we'll attended and things brought
good prices.
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r. Yearly SubScript
March came in like lion.
Wanted--Piain sewing and repair
ing Mrs Bushman.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Burns are on
the sick list this week.
Mrs. l. T. Purcell received new
Chickering piano last week
Did you see those Black Minorca's?
Try setting of eggs, 81 per Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morgan's baby is
reported on the sick list this week.
The cement plant, is turning out
lots of blocks and bricks nowadays.
Marshall Bros. are building a new
house on their eighty on Big creek.
Mason will have combination sale
Saturday, March 10. Don't fail to at
tend.
e. Christensen, Ellis, Kas., breeder
of Black Minorca chickens. Eggs 81
per Is.
The Western Union Telegraph line
men are making some changes around
the depot.
Frank Potter's sale last Saturday
was we'll attended and things brought
good prices.
The March term of the district
court convenes next Tuesday. Jurors
are called for Wednesday.
If you have anything for sale take
it to town Saturday, March 10. and
Mason will dispose of same.
DIR. WICKHER, OPT1cIAN, will be IN
Wa-Keeney Wednesday, March I.
| Eyes examined and glasses fitted
Chas. Neff left Tuesday evening for
his home in Missouri. He reports
pleasant visit among his old friends.
VIM. Bower, capitalist of Collyer
township, was in the city Monday en-
route to his new home at Ottawa,
Kas
DR.. Raffington, dentist, was in Wa
| Keeney last Wednesday. This is the
doctors first visit to Wa-Keeney IN
eight years.
The young people of the Baptist
church gave party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wheeler last
Tuesday evening.
Farmers in need. ef a good work
horse should attend the sale of horses
IN Wa-Keeney Saturday, March 10.
Also some nice young brood sows.
| E. Christensen, of Glencoe town
ship, was in the city last Saturday
with a lot of fine Black Minorca
chickens. Try setting of these eggs.
| Barney Kessler was down from Col
lyer Tuesday and made arrangements
to advertise his horse and jack.
Other horse owners should do like
wise.
O. A. Cortright and John A. Nelson
attended the Judicial Committee
meeting at Ellis, Wednesday. Mr..
Cortright is the committeeman for
this county.
Preaching at the NJ. e. Church
next Sabbath, morning and evening.
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. You are
cordially invited. Bring your friends.
NJ. E. Scott, Pastor.
Dr. Jones reports twin boys at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wisch.
west of town, last Friday. Henry
is stepping so high that you can't
reach him with a ten-foot pole.
Marshall Bros. sold a quarter of Big
creek land for $50 per acre last week.
a gentleman from Linn county was
/ the purchaser, and will move on same
some time next month. L. @. Nudge
lconsumated the sale.
There will be German Lutheran
/ lent services held every alternate
Wednesday beginning with tile 7th
of March. They will commence at :
O'Clock p. m. Everybody IS welcome
G. NJ. Bunge, Pastor.
Mr. Brinkerhoff, superintendent OF
the Colorado division of the u p
with headquarters at Denver. was in
the city Wednesday the guest of 1. t.
Z Dt.r r..-
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county on his regular dates, Collyer.
Tuesday, March 6; Wa-Keeney. We'd
nesdaY, March Z. Ogallah. Thursday,
March s. The doctor makes regular
visits every sixty days and guarantees
all work.
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We are pleased to note that Grand
pa Goble is much better.
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There will be German Lutheran
lent services held every alternate
Wednesday beginning with the 7th
of March. They will commence at I
o'clock p m. Everybody Is welcome.
G.. NJ. Bunge, Pastor.
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Go to the Trego Mercan-
tile company for your bran
and shorts.

Writing from Toxic e. w. Howe
says: Il have never stopped at
hotel which afforded me more quiet
satisfaction than the Miyako, at
Kyoto, Japan 1t is a Japanese hotel
particularly catering to American
and English patronage. 1t is so ex-
tensive that it's gardens and buildings
cover a mountain side. AS its patron
age has grown, buildings have been
added; and you will never know what
real joy is until you have seen Jap
anese girls wait at table. There
seems to be several dining rooms in
the hotel. and at dinner today we
were changed to another dining room,
to be nearer to our rooms. We re-
GREETED losing our little dining room
girl by the change, but in few min
utes, here she came, and she smiled
and lowered about US as though she
had known US in Atchison. The
japanese girls wear felt slippers and
move around as noiselessly as spirits.
Every time they hand you the bill of
fare, they bow twice, and smile like
the little girls that they are. Mateel
is not very large, but she looks like
giantess beside them. They are as
naturally fitted to be walters at table
as Deafy Boiler is to lay paving brick;
both legs being off, lie isn't compelled
to stoop.''
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The March term of the district
court convenes next Tuesday. Jurors
are called for Wednesday,
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If you have anything for sale take
it to town Saturday, March 10, and
Mason will dispose of same.
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The Mankato marshal is going. to
be busy man from this time on. A
new ordinance makes it his duty to
run down every loose chicken on the
town site-noL exactly run down the
chicken but to run down the owner of
said chicken and hale him or her
usually herr before the police judge
to answer the charge OF maintaining
nuisance Any person found guilty
under the ordinance shall be fined not
less than $500, half the fine going to
the marshall as d side dish to help
and cheer him along the rough and
rugged path that leadeth to the stars
through difficulties If sIankato finds
marshal who will strictly and inn
partially enforce that ordinance we
are going to nominate him for sheriff
of Jewell county.-Jewell Republican.
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Marshall Bros. sold quarter of Big
creek land for $50 per acre last week.
A gentleman from Linn county was
the purchaser, and will move on same
some time next month. L. G. Nudge
cOnSumated the sale
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Last Friday evening Rev. Everett
and wife entertained the following at
their pleasant home: Professor Mes
ley and wife, Misses Beatty, Kepner,
Hobbs, Philbrook and YoXall.
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Wanted to Buy.

Snapsin Trego county land. Write
full description to
NIQUETTE BROS.
Lincoln, Kans.
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Dr. Jones reports twin boys at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wisch,
west of town, last Friday Henry
is stepping so high that you can't
reach him with a ten-foot pole
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-03-03

We understand that lightning rod
agents have been canvassing Thomas
county and have succeeded in s.hook
ing" number of well-to-do citizens
out that way good and hard. The
lightning rod peddler is a mighty good
kind of an animal to have nothing at
all to do with, and when one comes
onto your premises if you are wise
you viii show him the shortest cut
off in. manner that will make his
absence permanent. Hoxie Sentinel.
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The teachers of the city and high
school together with the members of
the school board and their wives will
dine this (Friday) evening at the hos
pitable home of Mr. and Mrs Wilson
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-03-03

Preaching at the NJ. e. Church
next Sabbath, morning and evening.
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. You are
cordially invited. Bring your friends.
NJ. e. Scott, Pastor
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O. A. Cortright and John A. Nelson
attended the Judicial Committee
meeting at Ellis, Wednesday. Mr.
Cortright is the committeeman for
this cOuntv
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-03-03

E. Christensen, of Glencoe town
ship, was in the city last Saturday
with a lot of fine Black Minorca
chickens. Try setting of these eggs
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Thursday morning prairie fire
startrd on Big creek on the Harry
Bartlett ranch and burned to the
railroad track. Nearly everybody in
town turned out and helped put out
the fire. Some damage is reported.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-03-03

DIR. WICKzER, OPTICIAN, will be IN
Wa-Keeney Wednesday, March I.
Eyes examined and glasses fitted
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DR.. WlCKIZER
OptiCian,

will be in tn e
towns of Trego