The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-28

business house is to locate there; Sam
Coolers new railroad from the south
west to the northwest is on line with
Hill City, and now that the senatorial
election is out of the way. politics
seem to be slumbering. Everything
good is coming the Hill City way. If it
wasn't for the fighting editors, togeth-
er with d few politicians on the side.
everything would be peaceful and
harmonious in Hill City. The Gid" is
on tight, billiard halls are a thing of
the past, her churches are better
patronized, and there is a spirit among
her people to pulKtogether more than
they have for many years.
FINANCIAL aid to- the extent of $4,000
can be secured of the citizens, bust
ness men and farmers to aid a Touring
mill to locate in Palco, one of the most
prosperous trade. grain and stock CEN
tiers in northwest Kansas. The town
is located in Rocks county. A mill in
the town would draw trade not only
from Rocks but Graham and Trego
counties as well. Her population is
now close to the 300 mark, and growing
vigorously
In the batch of appointments recent
ly made by the governor the Sixth dis
trict loses two. s. H. Dodge of Mitch
ell county, and e. -. Ross, of Jewell
county, as regents of the State Normal.
This leaves the district without a
member on the board, although one of
the normals Is located in Hays City As
these men are printing newspapers in
Beloit and Burr Oak, doubtless the
governor felt they couldn't afford to pay
railroad fare since the railroads have
quit exchanging "courtesies,' hence
appointed men who can afford to and
will pay railroad fare.
The Farmers Grain, Live Stock and
Supply company of Atwood. shipped out
in the year just closed 1873 cars of grain.
The affairs of the concern are in fine
shape. The new officers are: Presi-
dent, Fred Zurlinder; vice president,
John Ffken; treasurer, w. R. Bearley;
secretary. John w. Means; manager,
VIM. Correll.
Plainville Gazette: Official city pa
per, and official county paper, A. M.
King, proprietor, elected delegate to
the National Editorial associa tian
which meets in Norfolk, Va, in June,
next, and Mrs. L. A. King, editor, pres
ident of the Kansas Womens Press
club. If there is anything more the
Gazette wants viii please make its
wants known az
Will H. Fisk, we'll known in newspa-
per circles in the Sixth district, has
taken charge of the new paper at Men
10, Thomas county, as editor in chief
of the Record.
Land is worth a gold mine in Graham
county when her women can afford to
pay $4,000 for section. And this is just
what DR.. Lottie Findley, of Hill City,
did
Referring to the brass band recently
organized in Grinnell, the Hoxie Sentl-
mel says the people of that town would
have displayed more good sense If they
had put their money into cement side
walks instead of a. band.
They have been having all sorts OF
weather in Sheridan county. One day
it is like fair California climate, the
next day it is good old Kansas weather.
and another day they are enjoying the
kind of weather they have in Florida.
OF what use is it for the Sheridan coun-
ty pleasure seekers to go abroad when
they can enjoy the; climate of at least
three resort states in as many days.
Ramona, Decatur county, with less
than 100 inhabitantss-is to have a pool
hall. Some of her people are so worked
up that they threaten to annihiate it
if they have to use dynamite.
The Oberlin high school has been pre-
sented with fine specimen of Golden
Eagle by H A. Banta. 1t was killed in
Decatur county. ,-.> -