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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

The Iowa executive council has issued
a certificate Of nomination for Congress
man j. A. 4. Hull.
The typographical Union Of Lincoln,
Neb, has elected w. j. Bryan. the Demo
cratic candidate. to honorary member
ship.
b. f.. Nelson. president Of the Mime
sofa Agricultural Society, has presented
w. j. Bryan with a trick mule a. q
mascot.
John Temple Graves. candidate OF the
Independence party for Vice President,
underwent a slight operation in a pri-
rate hospital In New York recently.
The Illinois Independence party State
convention was held in Chicago and a
slate named with George w. McCaskrin
OF Rock Island nominee for Governor.
In the Oklahoma Democratic primaries
Thomas p. Core, the blind Senator, was
renomina6sd b IN overwhelming major
ity, and this = equivalent to aa election.
Eugene v. Dsha. the Socialls candi-
date, II quoted ct hin Indiana home A
saying that ~ Independence party = not
likely to Be n appreciable fsctor In the
present camualSn.
In q letter to ~ SECRETARY q the 60
ciali4 party IA Bostoa. Sup. Plimpton
Of Tesmoak ~smpls refuses The uphc-
tioo Tor - ~ a. He haA - Asld .
Ds1 nDsdng - Oct. 8,
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zeppeli..s New Air.Aip Record.

Although again failing in his attempt
to make q continuous twenty four hour
fight in his great airship, Count Zeppe-
lin did break all records by the air jour
ney which he took from Friedrichshagen
0 u Lake Constance. Oker the lake and
many cities and towns the big aerostat
sped. while guns were fired in salute and
thousands of people gathered to gaze and
cheer. Down the Rhine to Mayence it
went at q speed of about twenty-nine
miles an hour on the average. and then
turned homeward. Soon. however, the
ship was brought to the surface Of the
river, while repairs were made in the
mechanism. after which 1t proceeded. His
continuous flight was 261 miles.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

The aIe Of the New Haven railway
systems big block q Bossoa and Aaine
steck, about which there had Isoe extsee1
. sharp legal cnntrossrW, y hslisvsd -
have been made to frisndiy Aaadn. II
New Haven o0Bcials protest tAaf the par-
chaser. III. Binssa, II hs0A - n eA1i-
CATIONS exprsssed or Implied. bst they -
that. Of . II they vssh ~ Aavs -
TO him bad they tAOnshf ~ ueaA -
the stock against them
From 5000 70 1000 nscAnaIS -
paeyed % eAe big CanaAan pacl6c satk
uay, s~xten6fng frvm ~ John a. vons
cuavss, went On = ssriAs - . rroenne
asainst the new schedule posted ~ ~
o Management upoo the award IT .
majority Of the arbitration board. II
strike order vas sent out from Nssersn1
BY Bell Hardy, chairman Of th~ rsAaraso1
Mechanics Of that system. II wss ohays1
70 the letter, and every shop vas vacAe-
ed AT the xame moment.
The Union Tank Line Company, one
Of the original branches OF the oil trust.
has died papers al Trenton. n. j. for
an increase Of i,s capital from &s,.l0o.n00
~ %A-seSNfsSS& IRF MEATH JUi{4E&1kMW ~
this Is that /; In presumed n f~ev~~hadow
= similar fonrfold increase In the capital
Of all the trn~f Subsidiaries preliminary
TO an expansion az the stock Of the par
enf company fresn $lo00sAsaD TO &dOO.r
cocoon. on which latter figure the divi-
dends would amount 10 no mere than 3
OF : per eenf.
l, Is reported thar Clarion. Iowa. Win
epon lose the SHOPS of the Chicago Great
Western railway. The n~w law limiting
the hours employees shall b. continuously
enEa ged In operating trains. acrurdisg -
railway mana cement theory. Increase to
Necessity Of ~gualixinx distances t~tws<a
division points. The shop~ will b. mpvsd
to Fort Dodsr. Fort Hodge II 10 miiee
from Omaha. l3O miles from Hay6elA,
and the same distance from OslvelA
making IL the logical location fes -
division.
All Of the property Of ~ wmnShae
fWis-) Traction Company was seid fog
etJO.OOO under foreclosure prrceedln0 =
the case Of the Trust Company - Anaf.
lea. The purchasers were Oliver G. Fullsr.
Fred G. Be3 and Russell l. Smith. "a g
Milwaukee.
The Reading and IAckavanaa nilrun6
managers have dectded to erect plaa1D
10 the anthracite region Cor the ty0aemGn1
Of mine timbers, ~ recent tssoB 3tenAr
iax over . period Of thrse yeau progo
that the life OF peeled and saaaono6 H.
Der = more than doubled By ~ aool30
tton cf cseooote and sine chlos3dA
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vasioss Reaseas 01vea why -
s<o,ooo Fise Case Shoul1
Not Re ReheasA
CITE POETRY n AlGUxzHr.
ssTEau SAyest IN Undtsputed Thins
In Such = solemn way" II
ouosation by Counsel

In tart r~rsy nls~i In Chicago
Thursday 70 tfse petition ~ she govern
rsasnt Tor a reh~arirs NJ the standard
Oil case. the attorneys for the ss,ss,-
pany. In ur.sng thar tla~ ruling ~ the
f~sisral Caurt ~ ApTssais setting asst3e
the x.s.tlssD fis~ ims~asssi ny Judge
lands t~ allowed IN stand. raped
back at the preventing attorneys
Their exceptions were termed captions
and groundls~s~ ansi they w~re accused
Of arguinx h~ypothesieHi qn~~stnas and
essnturin. mp impossible ilinsernltDns In
support oS their sS,utentioxx- Signed
with the names ~ the astornsJs In tn
branch Of the New Jersey corporation.
the reply 10 the application af the fcd-
ersa legal forc~~ for q r~hea ring 10
critical throughout and questions thu
accuracy of the statements upon which
the mf~ond hea ring II fhe famous eaSe
was asked for by the government coun-
ri.
Taking the stand that The petition II
appeal u the government attorney
only r~eiteratsS q mam at s~echnicaiittes
and arguments whirh In 10 way CO.
cern the vital Points u the eAae. coun-
sri Tor the Standard Oh Company gtvs
various reasons why To Federal Courts
should mot consider an appaisntion foe
. rehearing of the case.
After reviewing some Of the alleged
rcp~tftions thu STANDARD Oh hwyses
answer:
IAN a. this was ei~ahorateiy present..
ID In former arguments and full ~
fair consldesatt on vas gtvaa q d ~
ne court. ~ In expressly shown n ~
opinion. CeunseL with solemnity. -
iterates what 30 one Disputes T1he ~
ply then quotes.
Thou aysst IN undtsueted tht1g
In such q solranm way.ss
The quotation h from Oliver 49,
dell HolmeS' poem TO m lnsect..
Each of the several arguments h ~
forth In detail and the entire docu-
nHnt ID voluminOuM Thu caaa II takem
UP from beginning Il End, mrticular
stress being laid upon the Bogarius
testimony. to principai ground uvso
which Judge Groasrup reversed the Gne
a the District CoaSt.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
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A movement has been in~augurated TOT
the holding Of . big shooting ment
In Sioux Falls.
Spanish Queen captured the $4,000
Burdick hotel purse at Kalamazoo in op
position to eight other entries.
Charley Griffin. the fcather-weIght
cha mpion q Australia, il still trying to
arrange = match with Abe Atteil.
The defeat OF Jack I%ybnrn BY Sser
ling Mckinney in the 90 trc< was the
feature Of the opening day Of KalAmaxOos
Gnst meeting ~ = member Of the Grand
circuit.
After about one minute and . half Of
fighting IN the second round Stanley
Ketchel Of Grand Rapids. Mich, knocked
out Joe Thomas Of San Francisco with .
shower d punchss to de jaw and BODY.
The clevasst any swnsd By Japes r
Ksene was uncovered 1t Santoga when
Aaskette carried the blue spotted jacket
sf the veteran horsemAn to victsry h
the most sensational finiah Of this meeting.
Racing masnatas II New Yosk 9e -
tsrmined to keep up the gambling md q
the Eams. They are using svesy drics
tAat can b Invented - drcunvsst ~
authorhiea. bue h~andbooks are the favor
its becanse ehsy enable the bsetsrs -
place their hsts early and quietly.
AZ the Empire City tracA JsOk Atkfn.
carrying LIZ pounds. Won ~ 4suat vse-
noa handicaA ens mile. afssr . hard drive
He was unAss . stsuag Dsl1 - H. strs6A,
where Motor 0vs Mn hs Asal, ~ -
Asd to b E3A1an cut - W. II ~
was very aow. for ths ~ ~ - =
- AZ
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

town and then became q locomotiy,
fireman. Becoming an enthusiastic In
Dor union advocate. be was elertes
chief Of the brotherhood Of LOcomotiv.
Firemen. and held the Office for sew
enteen years. his headquarters being a
Peoria, III. He married George NJ. Nc
Cullough.
In 1898 President Mckinley appoint
ed Mr.. Sargent n member of the Indus
trial Commission, but he soon resignes
from that body. which made its fina
report In l90G. and in 1900 declined ths
position Of chief Of the bureau Of print
ing and engraving. offered him by Pres
ideDt Mckinley. July /. 1902. presbden'
Roosevelt appointed Mr.. Sargent Com
missioner General Of immigration. nnc
he has since held the office.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

nsc.-0Ns> 49,
40 ~ e7.Aof - Nln& 1aW. 3k0o
- 3NN: sAesn fair ~ cAsk1l nm
- 4l21; wAak. NJ. & c5c - -:
orr. Ma. 3 ~ - -. go. onn1ns1
81 - -: ~ ~ - ~: ~.
timothy. 400 ! y SIAM; peairM oo0o
% 4llOO: butfse. 6AetD Oxmmtry. ~
b 12r. egxa. fresAs i1e - -: poGneoan
~ bushel. az = ~.
lnAAaaeAh-CAnIa. Aippine. 9aoo
b SS.i0: Aosa rsod - eAsics h&sxy.
$40 to $s-o5s sAe<n cpmnae = peina.
o21O 70 NA0: Wheat. ~. = Die %
~ CON. -. ? ~Aits. ~ - ~: sse4
No : wties &c ~ 46c
H. I~oui.-CAUie. olse = 97.so: -
NdO to t7.fO. sh<<r san - t4.63
~h~at. No. :. 00c to SOD: csFns NA q
SSc to Tc: oan. No. 3 - = 10rt
rye. Ma 2. DC to -.
Cinrinnati-tsnie. eAOO - E.13;
Ao~x. &A0D 70 $7A6: sA&sA &4oO -
kkS5: wh1af. No. 2. 06c 4 009: cean.
M. . mis~d- 6Dc % Sic: sata No Z
nix~d. 5lc 70 DC: rye. ~. = ~ % 50.
Desrols-<Anie. eAOO 10 $50: 49,
ta.O . &6iO: sheen 191o q 43HO:
sh<aG. No. 2. n5c 1 Dc: CORA M =
veiicw. Sic / So: oats. N. ! wAisa
s0r to sic: rye. No. 7. - = 73e-
Nuwsuke~-wheaf. No !. aer4h<rn.
til6 70 SLOT corn. M q IS - ~:
aat1 standard. ~ / Gle: re-. N0 y
ne - &c: barrier. No !. - - 7aes
pesk. mrsA 3l4.75.
BsGalO-Cacie. choi~ sAippinn stessa.
Q.m q 10EO: hocA fair 80 choicA e&0o
- HX; sheep. commoa 70 oDod nixs1.
AM ~ $50; hmbs. fair = cAeir~
$500 70 500.
N~w York--CnttIa. 4400 - 400:
kocA $40 to $1O0: sAscp. 400 -
SAD: wheat, M : rd. 4llO4 - 1l.O6:
ce-a. NJ = Sc - 0Dc: oatA nafural
waite. &c 10 SIC: batter. ereamqFx -
% &c: esxa. weateen. ~ tesSe
To,sdo-wheat. No 4 mlxed@ m ~
90: ssra. Ne. ? alxed. T1c = 01c:g
|eaAA NJ : mlxed. - ~ "a; ~ ~
Is ~ ~ -; eAsvse -. 0eAsea 46k
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

Members Of the Manitoba Grain Elk
change estimate the wheat crop q West,
ern Canada at land not more than 100,
OO.OO0 bushels, and the oat crop It 80.
O0.OO. Hot weather + blamed for thu
shrinkAge.
Al : conference between the Minnesota
health o6hccs~, dairymen and 1ttlenen in
ST. Paul, 1t was agreed to ask eoe iegis.
lation prohibiting The sale Of brsodlns ct.
tt that have not been tested ~ t0hsrcu.
losis. StocknAa Insisted g1k - o.
b~~cuiin xherk1 aAo be tes1o1.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
A new school for children /. n i

A n<w school for children Ia tn be ~
tablished 1t Fort Smelling this fan. Their,
has always been ! lack OF suitable teach
En- among the command at the fort. neces
stating sending the children OF officers
enlisted men and employees to tsle publ
schools IN ST. Paul for their education
At Z recent meeting Of the ST. Pan
school board q measure was adopted Of
fesinx to furnish the requisite n--,sc-
Of pubic school teachers TO place tr. for
school on an equal footing with tie publ
schools n tle city. The oTer ms be.
accepted By ne Art asfhorities.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

Chicago hears that q company has bee,
formed to operate independent stoci
yards on a large scale. beginning Oct. |
II will BE- known ~ the Chicago Stoci
Yards and Transit Company. with 81,
100000 capital stock. Already twsns,
acres have been purchased Ut Tairsy
ninth street and Forty-sish,h ayen.s. ans
buildings are in process Of construction
The new concern Ii expected TO cut prices
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
E. P. SARGENT Is Z A

Commissioners Of immigration Yields
to Disease.
Frank +. Sargent. Commissioner Gen
eral OF Immigration. died In Washing
ton Friday from stomach trouble and
a complication OF diseases.
Frank Pierce Sargent was horn In
East Orange, VT, Nov. Is. 1864. He at
tended the village school Of his native
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

Firearms caused 481 accidents, In.
Guiding % killed and 3 cases OF lock
law. OF the total number thus injured
1D4 were struck BY stray bullets from
the reckless handling Of firearms by
others. Toy n caused 800 In
juries. including Z killed and I case OF
tetanus.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

CHICAGO.

NV $50
TAsoraAte dsye,aDn~nas -. .@
Dtsasifsl - i l1sks ~ c>uetenine -.
~ = esstns& CoaeAsac4 6nass~
srslly felt tAat shs tids M turne1 ~ -
eeties IN psodnctson and d~Istrfhuktsn- IT.
= confirmed by steadily in<rsasine deman1
fas min ard factory oatp0ss - : mose
aofAhle ahepsptaoa u hIl snd vins.e -.
eAnndise.
Considerable sar<agsA = 1esiv~d frso
~ AiShly e~nesnrs6ine aersc~Ranni 60
dsaA psicss hs2as maintain<d ahsss -
y timAe - yer foe - tandtng exaiw
and awustn9 . fusth@ laFps a6dlkjsa =
De p~afrhasine psw&r sArnQskput -
Ws2- Mov<Msafa ~ - -hevndseuGs =.
CD tAaas u i ysar -.
Seun< d~ciins asaia ApD~an = ARRIVALS
= hngH camsing saaitss p1kiaG. ~
tAsss = suhseaneial ds<s~ss1 Ii arrunnr
iats1 aoAs - prss1asss n s1se~, -
alss aaias Il sscstpts x kiar~ - 49,
wAiis lnnhw ssrstssd u ~ sligkeiy 49,
-.
Pswm1ss - hasinen ar0renrm = c.
ase dsFiag Aa9ns4 eamA&e~1 ~ ~ ~
667pn0 b value. aeais~t - essmkes 80
~ohAy0uO b saIns r. aa1e msnsA 1nne ywee.
lavssttrent = hssva~s II ins<<sm hsasfne
~ssrmrtts~s mts ~ eAet1 hmm1n - ternl
stoc&s being ms<w Arstvs. ~ = - sxfy
loaa wss sar<~~mluay a4euGAaek Msary
= ~ sactsd fro~ ~ ~ c~nkN ~ -
csnt Cass~n<y sAapmeats - 100 Co.,
= ~ saaai tA~< a tAis dr. M ysas.
eSs sr~ nsw nssr~ utasay calse1 -.
EisA-Ers6* ceAm~fssal papss rsnfm
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01
The Triumph Of a New Idea

1t has been subject Of comment that
the usual features Of the Sunday newspa-
pers showed too little variety. Arecent
departure in Sunday journalism has met
with popular recognition and approval.
The great illustrated weekEes and month
hes no longer have monopoly Of the
periodical field.
Conan Doyle received $4,000 for
the American serial rights Of his last Story,
the highest price ever paid for similar
nights: Anthony Hope, Jack London,
Sewel Ford and many other popular
noyelists contribute to the publication
which set the pace by paying this record
pnce. Celebrated men and women
write constantly for it on all subjects Of
timely interest. Clever verses, wit,humo,
and interesting miscellany complete md
interesting table Of contents. 1t is pro-
tusely illustrated by the leading artists. In
tact. the Sunday Magazine Of The Rec
ord-Herald maintains the highest stand
ard OF periodical literature throughout Il
gets the best at whatever cost.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

They have a new way Of keeping the
old junk rolling between Attica and Bel
Wdere. About a week ago on the run
between this city and Lake the crew
had to stop three times and gather up
snow to put on hot box. If you doubt
this story, we refer you to Elan Chance
for veri6cadon. Honest, now. Mr.. r.
R. Apologist, do you think the Com
pany is doing the right thing by this Sec
ton Of the country in imposing a worn
out engine on the people, even after the
public built the road?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

C. A. Bucklin Of this city will make
formal application to the board Of county
commissioners next week for appoint
ment as county assessor. MIR. BuckIn
is republican and two Of the board are
democrats. He enters the contest on
the theory that politics should not be
considered. Mr.. Bucklin is well quail
fed for the work. The same is true o.
IF. L. Gordon who is also a candidate
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

1t is said that a free and open COMES
sion is good for the soul. so here goes:
The writer hereof was in bad company
Sunday night. We fell in with four
notable politicians between Kiowa and
Medicine Lodge while enjoying the lux
ury Of the best railroad service ever pro-
duced on earth, and were muchly edited
The group consisted Of Senator Chester
|. Long, Hon. Luther M. AxGne, Hon
]. Napoleon Tincher, and Hon. w. G
MiIlar. After the weighty matters o
state were disposed Of the topic TUNED
to the more weighy questions of ths
negro race and the railroad service a
applied to Medicine Lodge and BarbeI
county. After one side Of it was dis
cussed for probably an hour and a half
the train finally got to town and the
meeting adjourned sine die. N. B
The uain was two hours late.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

Edward Scott Of Gaylord, Michigan,
arrived on Friday night to visit with his
son, w. A. Scott, and family. Mr..
Scott, ST., is an experienced contractor
and builder. He has made a specially
Of concrete work and came here for the
purpose of building concrete house for
his son. He will begin work soon. Ii
is to be cottage Of SIX large rooms con-
sructed on modem plans. Mrs. Scots
father, T. L. Lindley, has executed MIR
and Mrs. Scott deed to the lots be-
tween Johnson Mounsey's residence and
the old Smith property on Walnut street
where the new concrete house will be
built.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01
Wood For Sale

We can furnish stove wood In any
length or thickness. delivered or on
ground. Inquire Of c. B. Currie or w.
L. Uterback.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01
Maternity

Prospective mothers will do well by
calling on DR.. kocieI for a preparatory
treatment before the critical hour comes.
1t insures easy times and speedy and safe
issue.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

w. E. johnson, contractor on G. w.
Osborn's house. has just completed the
job and turned it over to the owner.
We have promised ourselves to take a
good look over this elegant new edi6ce
the first time we happen to drive out
west.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

For sale. 100 acres Of good farm
ing land, well watered and fenced, good
pasture. Inquire Of ]. T. Moore, nine
miles west Of Medicine Lodge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

Letters received by friends in this city
from Mrs. w. c. Sellers. Carlsbad. N.
NJ, state that DR.. Harry Sellers was
married on Christmas day. The name
Of the bride and particulars have moi
been learned. Dr.. Sellers is physician
in hospital at Louisville, Ky.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01
We can fleet all Demands

For furniture Of all kinds. carpets and
rugs, stoves, tinware, queensware and
toys. Undertaking at lowest prices
M. 6. Gain.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

Dean Platts Of Southwestern college
will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church the second Sunday in January.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01
Fifty Cents Each

Fine Rose Comb brown Leshorn
cockerels.-Frank IIlingworth. Medicine
Lodge, Kansas. Phone 1920.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

Louis BanoI departed last Wednes-
day for SedaEa, Mo-. to visit a sister.
He will be gone at least month and
probably longer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

CIV. Wilson and wife and c. r.
Scott, wife and baby, Of Kiowa, spent
Christmas day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Forsyth in this city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

Judge c. w. Ellis departed last Wed
nesday for Lawton, Okla.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

The Willing Workers will meet at the
Christian Church on Jan. 9th for the
purpose Of eleding officers for the
ensuing year.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

il. Ellsworth and daughter, Marie,
Of Capron, Ok, came up with Miss AL
lie last week to visit relatives few days.
Miss Allie is attending our High School
and has splendid reputation as a STU
dent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

H. ]. Hanson visited with his parents
in Wichita last week. He went on
Tuesday and returned on Saturday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

The Auxiliary Of the Christian Wo-
mems Board of Missions will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Eva McClearey, Jan. Bird.
Everybody welcome.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Gleason on
Thursday. Jan. End. All members are
urged to attend as there is business Of
Importance.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

Dick Collins has begun the founda-
ton for his new house on South MAN.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

The county commissioners will meet
in regular session next Monday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

H. w. Skinner and family spent then
Christmas with friends at Lake City.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

Remember the box supper at the
Walaad school house Thursday evening.
Everybody invited.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

Ed Adams excused himself from the
store a few days last week to visit at
Lakin, Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

]. Ammon and family departed last
Wednesday for May6eld. Mr.. AmmOn
and wife had been here several weeks
running the Central hotel but the work
was not to their liking and they turned ii
back to the former owner, N. 5. Priest
Mrs. Ammon is MIR. Priests daughter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-01

There is little trouble brewing be-
tween Gene Youmans and his brother
inflow, Harry Stevens. The day before
Christmas Harry phoned in to Gene and
told him that he had shot a 2O-pound
wild goose and invited him out to cal
Christmas dinner. Gene sent his daush-
ter, Miss Eugenia, out, but knowing
Harry to be something of joker. didn',
make up his mind to go himself before
making an investigation. He called ur
Col. John MacGregor and retained hin
to do little detective work. Accord
mgy Col MacGregor made sneak GU
to Hangs ranch and Inspected ever,
feather on the premises with the resul
that there wasn't even a chicken feathe
in evidence. He reported back to Gen,
that there wasn't sign Of a goose, no
even goose egg. around Hary's hous,
and that closed the argument. Cen
ate his Christmas dinner at home and h
is now quietly studying on a plan to &c
even with his brother-m-law.
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Master Ray Ewalt has been quite
sick the past week with grip.
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Joe Clayton had another attack Of his
stomach trouble last week and by way
of explanation it is fair to say that the
sickness had no connection with the
Christmas dinner. Joe and his stomach
have not been working in harmony fol-
some time but the trouble is not thought
to be serious.
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