The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11

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Emma Butler Is the other stenosraph-
er In the Eeeran q Warner once
c. D. Swain OF Robinson. Kan,
left for home Monday afternoon, after
having spent a week in Sherman coun-
ty. He owns q half section OF land
I've miles northeast OF Kanorado, and
IS very Eel pleased with his property.
His son wiz come here and take
charge Of his farm next summer.
Rev. G. E. Tuttle, a Congregational
minister. VINO resides in Denver, and
was located IN the ministry at Clare
mont Seibert and F1agler some twelve
years ego, but IS now in the lecture
field, stopped over Sunday IN Good
land on his way to Iowa and Indiana
to lecture about the resources OK Co
dorado.
Six new houses are either being
built or projected and to be built soon.
T. G. Hodgkinson will put up three
in the northwest part Of town. George
Hoeher two In the southeast part OF
the city, and one in the northeast sec
ton, but the owners name has not yet
been learned
D. Williamson Of Kanorado was in
town last Friday. He doesn't come
down to Goodland very often, but
when he visits the metropolis he al
ways expresses a satisfaction at the
growth and Improvement IN our city.
/ Mr.. Williamson has been q resident OF
| Sherman county for twenty years
Wanted-3Een and women IN each
| county as Field Managers TO represent
advertise and distribute samples of
| our goods Salary $50 per month, paid
weekly and cash advanced for ex-
I penses. No capital or experience nee
essary. Position permanent Address
/ NORTHWESTERN CO., Dept. n. T,
3Ss wabash Ave. Chicago III.
d. n. Kershner, representing the
Chanute Refining company OF Cha
| mute, Kan, was in Goodland Tuesday
! rustling business for his company. He
says his company puts a better grade
Il Of gasoline on the market than does
| the Standard Oil company, and that
this company viii lay down gasoline
and coal oil in Goodland as cheap as
the Standard does.
The Shaw & Williams brick is being
lathed and plastered. It is under
| stood that both store rooms on the
| first floor are already rented and viii
be occupied as son as finished The
! upper story has two hall ways and
| three rows OF rooms, the middle ones
being lighted by two long skyligths
/ over each hallway. The rooms viii
be for rent for Office or lodging rooms.
/ John A Keeran moved into his new
/ brick Wednesday It is finished in fine
style and is an elegant appointment
| and an excellent location for a real
estate office. The building is prac-
tically three stories, having a high
basement story. The whole building
is wired for electric lights and arrang-
ed for steam heat. The rooms in the
second story are elegant and well
/ lighted
Frank Dawson, formerly Of Good
land, who disposed Of his mercantile
business in the southeast part Of the
| state some time ago and went into
business again at OrOgrande, n. NJ.
says that mining industries are on the
| boom in that country, and that the
construction Of a second smelteT is
nearing completion there. Mr.. Daw-
! son is a brother OF Alfred Dawson OF
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dawson lived in Goodland for many
years.
Mr.. Sanford Dodge will appear in
two big productions here beginning
January Is. Mr.. Dodge enjoys a na-
! tiOnaI reputation as an exponent o;
Shakespeare and as a romantic actor
The first opening play will be lingo
mar the Barbarian beautiful
Grecian play in five acts. ''RomeC
! and Juliet" will be the bill January
| 16. Miss Louise Marshall will be seen
| as 'Parthenia' and Juliet" two diff
| ferent roles, in which she is featured
Magnificent scenery and costumes are
carried for both these productions
Seats are on sale.
Curtis Calvert returned Monday
from Guthrie, Okla, where he spent
the holidays visiting with his parents
He says that the piece OF track where
the Volland wreck occurred last week
must be ''hOdOOed," for, besides the
iron rubbish that lies along the track
after the wreckage had been burned
there is a young mountail Of freight
cars Of merchandise piled up on eth
er side OF the track where q freight
train was wrecked before the catas-
| trophe to the passenger occurred. He
said that on his tram people were
afraid to ride in the smoking car elOng
the Volland wreck It was "sldttish'
business, you know because the poor
| Mexicans were in the smoker and go1
| killed. People too often mistake g
mere incident to mean a rule Of &C
ton
School Notes.
| Miss Griffin and Miss Gibbs visited