The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-06

JdCCO WS1SFsGI on EIlu2Y.
The west hound passenger train Tues
day evening was quite late
Ed Rea has returned from his trip to
Kansas City and Chicago.
4 ''DolIy Warden Chocolates at Hark-
ness 2-tf
A terrific dust STORM passed over our
county on Tuesday, making it very un-
pleasant for few hours.
Lots of our farmers have sent for a
bundle of the forest trees from the
Ogallah State Nursery
If you want absolutely reliable fire
insurance, come In and see mt.
The j. NJ. SCHAEFER Insurance Agency
the Legislatures time is up and as
the pay has stopped, they have passed
a resolution to adjourn next week.
Now is the time to get the holes dug
for the trees that YOU have ordered.
Don't wait until the trees are delivered.
Rev Smith returned Saturday from
his Ellsworth work ard held services
as usual Sunday in the NJ. E. church.
Now that you are fixing up around
your yards, come in and buy that nice
picket fence. Worth three times its
cost.
The household goods of Mr.. Colliver
were shipped from the station to him
at his new home in Oklahoma this
week.
Mr.. Voss is having his old barn torn
down as he no longer keeps a horse.
He offers to sell his phaeton very
cheap,
| Bear in mind that the most beautiful
post cards in Hays, at reasonable prices
can be seen at the HA RKNESS Drug
! Store.
Another month is gone and March is
here. the time to begin Your spring
work in Kansas. Many are putting in
oats and barley.
This is the last month at the Colby
Land Office and they are rushed with
work. Many are demonstrating, prov
ing-up or contesting.
Manager Craig Of the G. A R. is
now booking lots of fine shows for the
Hall and some real theatrical treats
are promised our theatre goers.
That war horse OF Repubaicanis1n,
Isaac Purcell of Wakeenev. came down
to Hays on March 4th to confer with
the 'tboys" instead of going to the
inauguration.
Parties wanting veIEs, any depth,
can secure our services by addressing
! US at Ellis. Kansas, or by leaving word
| at the Blue Front Implement house =
w J. Helms & Co f-1S
Now that spring is here many farm
| ers are commencing to sell cream, max
ing butter scareer than ever, for it is
so much easier than churning and cream
is good price, 25 cents now.
Don't fail to read the Zeigler & Son.
They have this week received $2700
worth OF new and elegant goods and
cannot but be pleased with the bar
gains they offer. Simply go and see
for yourself.
Fred Miller represents Fire Insurance
Companies that paid over three millions
in the great San Francisco fire. not
withstanding the earth quake clause
And what do you think of that? Safe
enough isn't il?
''The Sherrys' High Class Come
dams, Peerless Musicians. Vocalists,
Dancers, Refined ImpersOnato: s, Light |
ming change and speciality artists at
the G. A. r Hall. Tuesday, March 9.
A guaranteed attraction.
Rev. Father Lnckey was in Hays |
City last Friday to consult the archi- |
tect with reference to changing the
plans for the new Catholic church that |
he is to erect this year. The revising |
Of the plans will cause some delay.
Ellsworth Reporter.
Farmers in town this week report |
that the Whsat fields are looking splen-
did, having come through the winter in |
good shape, while few fields were
damaged by our late heavy winds.
What time our farmers would have
if they should get another good crop.
The wedding presents of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Philip, Jr., have arrived,
and they surely received an abundance,
many of them very handsome and valu-
able. Among them is an immense robe
of full bIooded buffalo, presented by /
his Uncle, Scotty Philip, for which $500
had been offered and valued at $1,000, |
it beipg the largest buffalo robe in ex-i
istence.
A GENUINE WESTERN WOMAN'S
MAGAZINE, The CLUB MEMBER
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