Free press., 1906-09-29
Local Dribblings.

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Mich Loreditsch, the old time butcher
was cutting meat again in Carrick's or
Friday.
Patsy Deane returned home Wednes-
day from his trip in southeastern Kan.
sas.
List While we tell thee little Sc
cret. Chat Picken is getting a new
buggy. Skidoo %
In the lawsuit of Yost against Vim
cent Ruder, tried in our Justice court
before jury, Yost won the case.
To CANDIDATES Your attention is
invited to the fact that this office does
Job printing in both German and Eng
ish.
Frank Havemann received word last
Thursday of the arrival of a baby bow
at the home of his son Frank in Salmon
City, Idaho.
A break was discovered in the water
works tank the first of the week and
mechanic Fred Haffamier had the airy
job of repairing it.
Mrs. John M. Smith of the Smokey
river valley raised lots of peaches this
year on their new farm and remembers
her editor with box of them.
Geo. Spencer has proved that he has
the roofing paint that prevents and
stops all leaks in tin roofs. He has
proven it in our town.
The Democrats of Big Creek town.
| ship will meet this Saturday evening in
the County Clerks office at z o'clock to
nominate their candidates for township
officers.
Next Saturday, Oct. 9Th, at 4 o. m.
is the last moment nominations for
township or county officers can be filed
with the Co. Clerk to get on the official
ballot of this year.
The time is up for filing nominations
for state officers, and the official bal
lot will have six columns, Republican,
Democrat, Socialist, Populist, Inde-
pendent and blank column.
Ed Cain, the jovial telegraph opera
tor who has been located at Hays for
about year, was removed to Victoria
as relief man this week. We under
stand the change is only temporary.
WANTED-Man and wife with one or
two children to work on my farm.
Man must be experienced farmer. Six
miles east and three miles north of
Catherine. Address Mrs. JOHN BUE-
LOW, Walker, Kans
Regent Griffith has been in Manhat-
tan the latter part of the week at a
meeting of the College Board. Charles
Baumer,is doing the mechanical work
in the Republican office during his
| absence.
Andrew Sanders and wife near Vic
toria met with quite an accident last
Sunday in driving to church, being
thrown from their carriage, she receiv-
ing internal injuries that need the care
full attention of DR.. Snyder.
If you or your friend want a splendid
cattle rancho ready for immediate oc-
cupancy, next Monday the VIM. Dalton
rancho on the Saline will be for sale
cheap. Also bunch of cattle and
horses.
The Plainville Gazette was sold this
week to A. L. Harte who will take
charge Oct. 1st. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
King, the present owners of the Gazette
have been in the harness eight years
and will take much deserved rest.
J. H. Ward and Henry Oshant made
a flying trip to Galatia, Barton Co..
the first of the week. We havn't
heard just what was the trouble with
the North & South Railroad Maybe
the cow-catcher had calf !
Charlie Sessions, the newspaper man
and private secretary to Gov. Hoch,
accompanied by Harry Fleming of the
Kansas City Journal staff, spent Thurs
day here with Harve Penney, and en-
Joyed days cunning for prairie chick
ems.
James Carter sold his interest in the
Carter & King Butcher shop this week
to his partner Frank King. The change
takes place October 1st and Mr.. Carter
will go to Excelsior Springs the follow
ing Sunday for his rheumatism. Dan
Mullen will assist Mr.. King in the
Butcher shop.
Thursday mornings K. C. Times in
telling of the first foot ball game of the
season at the Kansas University be-
tween the first team and the freshmen
spoke of Clarence Loreditsch of this
city as making forty yard run with
the ball, being downed within five
yards of the goal. The game was won
by the first team 5 to 0.
The main features of this and the
following weeks pictorial supplement
to the FREE PRERs are glimpses into
the future, the age in which our child
ren's children will live Thos. A, Ed
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