Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-24

Seven room house for rent. Inquire
at this Office.
A full house is assured by the merit of
the Jubilee Singers.
$50 two and three-year-oId steers for
sale.-H. c. Alexander.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will serve dinner on election day.
An evening will be filled with fun and
enjoyment by the Jubilee Singers.
Mrs. c. W. Wilson visited in Wichita
last week, returning Thursday night.
Suayed-A red yearIing steer, brand
ed = on both hips. Leave information
with c. r. Harris.
H.H. Case returned Monday from
business trip to Topeka and other
points in eastern Kansas.
Mrs. A. D. Shaw, assisted by Mrs.
n. w. Skinner, entertained a few Of
their friends last Thursday afternoon.
Forsyth's mill is the right place to get
your feed. Com chop, kaGr chop, bran,
shorts and chicken feed always on hand.
A fine ll-pound girl came to the
home Of Ned AxteII and wife Friday
night, October 18th. Dr.. Moore in at
tendance.
When will J. Harry Cay again visit
Medicine Lodgea Monday morning,
Dec. Bird. How long will he stay9 Ten
days. Where will his Office be- At
Hotel Grand.
Wanted. single reason why ]. w.
Brown should not be elected trustee Of
this township. This is a good year to
vote for the best men for the public SER
vice.
TAKEN UP-A red heder branded
half circle M (half circle over Nd, on
right hip, under-bit out Of left ear.
Owner call here for location Of animal
and pay for advertising.
Geo. C. Smith has sold the Post Of
fee Book store to w. E. Humphreys
who takes possession the first of Novem-
Der. Mr. Smith has no definite plans
for the future. Journal.
A party Of duck hunters from St. Joe
are expected here this week. They are
reputed to be ''blooded" outfit, travel
ing IN 4 private car and having every
thing necessary to enjoy the real thing.
If the Sun-Lake mail carrier knew
how anxious the Index is to get its mail
from the northwest on Mondays, we be-
lieve he would make an effort to make
the drive even if the roads are muddy.
w. B. Clarkson, A. w. Rumsey, Jas.
Miller, 7. c. Bunton, J. B. Cramer and
several other kiowa citizens came up
Monday to testify in the D. K. & C.
right Of way appeals, now on trial in the
district court.
Mrs. L. A. Bell, representing the
"Joseph's Home" Of Kansas City, a
home for orphan children thrown out or
the cold mercies Of the world, solicited II
our city last week and met with saisfac.
tory encouragement.
1t is reported that President Young o
the Denver, Enid & Cuff has resigned
on account Of failing health and that a
soon as his successor is elected regula
train service will be put on from Medi
cine Lodge to Guthrie. Here's hoping
Col. John MacGregor gives it as hi
deliberate judgment that Frank Frame
letter published in last weeks Index ha
insured the election Of ]. E. Thomas
That being true, why so much howl a
France Rather, he should be tendere'
vote Of thanks.
The election this year will be held thi
fall in the K. P. block next door sout
Of the Index Office. 1t is leased by F
r. Hayes and C.. w. Kidd but the
have consented to let the township use
on election day. The election was fol
merly held in the present Index office,
| J. H. Gentry Of Deerhead was dc
tanned here as witness in the cattl
stealing case last week. He had n
personal interest in the prosecution b,
did not hesitate, when interviewed.
express his disgust at the way some II
dividuals are conducting themselves Will
posing as catdemen.
Geo. Wright Of Moore township.pre
hibihon candidate for county superntenc
ent, spent last Friday and part Of Satu
day in the city. Prof. Wright is the or
ly prohibition candidate who is ma king
thorough house to house handshakin
camnaion He cave he has received We,