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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10
BOY SHOOTS TWO
DEFENDING HOME
Russian Landowner Near st. Peter,
HAS,, Tries to Nict TENANT.

HILL CITY, KAS., Sept. 3
In a battle of shotguns and a
pistol. in which four participated
near st. Peter, twenty five miles
south of here, one man was
wounded 3 riously and his son
probably fatally The fight lasted
fifteen minutes, the wounded
being the owner of a farm and
his son, who shot into the resi-
dence of his tenant at the latter'S
son, who returned the fire. de
spite the pr Sence of the land
owners wife.
About a year ago w. A Stokes
rented a farm from Jacob Bollig,
a Russian. Since that time there
have been many difficulties b.
tween the two men. Each has
said the other threatened his
life. Several months ago Stokes
gave Bollig notice to keep off the
farm, but Bollig has persisted
from time to time in coming to
the place. Several times he at
temDted to put the tenent out of
the house.
Last night Bollig, his son, ].
F. Bollig, and Mrs. Bollig loaded
up a double barrelled shot gun
and rev.lver, got in a wagon and
drove over to the Stoke farm
with the avOwed purpose of put
ting the household goods out into
the highway Earlier in the
afternoon Bollig learned that
Stokes was away from home.
FIRE ON BOY.
The three drove to the front of
the house and were about to
enter when Stoke's boy. Charles,
came to the door and demanded
what they wanted. In reply the
elder Bollig stated that they had
come to put Stokes off the far i.
The lad protested and the Bolligs
persisted. The Bolligs opened
fire on the boy, who took refuge
behind the door. Several shots
were fred by the BoIlig's
through the \screen door, but
none took effect. The lad got his
| fathers double barrelied gun
and shot through the window.
He emptied both barrels and
then reloaded Meanwhile the
Bulligs kept up the firing. The
boy took ann again and one bar
rel was emptied into the breast
of Jacob BoIlig, while the shot
fro the second barrel-hit j. F.
Bollig.
Mrs Bollig fie1 after the
battle to a neighburing house and
telephoned Tor a doctor and mott
fed the sheriff here. DIR. Dili-
linghain of Morland responded to
the call and within an hour was
dresSil < the wounds of the
wounded men. Sheriff KnOuf
started to ST. Peter as soon as
he could and landed the boy in
Jail Sunday afternoon
| MAY NOT RECOVER.
Jacob Bollig was found she t
through the lungs and h-s
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10
'2nd Year. Number 2z
Kansas CITY Market Report

hduSdS IGY oIOCk dTOS~
August %. 1910
Cattle sellers have had to work
hard this week to get rid of their
conSignmeptS to a d Va N tage-
Though the run has not been ex-
cesSive, killers have not been
keyed up to the point of tension
in effect recently. TIE market
was steady to weak esterday,
and is steady to 10 lower to- day
led steers are scarce al d steady
! this week. but the medium kinds
are plentiful. emand for
feed RS is good, and prices
favorable to the market on middle
grades of killers, a good number
of which have been going intF
the hands of feeder buyers. The
run to-day is, $4,000 head here,
including 5000 calves. Cows
have been selling firm for several
weeks, account of a less number
com ng than usual at this season,
but they are more plentiful this
| week, and buyers are taking the.
first opportunity they have had
Tor some tir e to-day to get them
II little cheaper. to 10 lower
than yesterday. Calves have also
been scarce and high, and they.
t, o, are shade weaker to-day,
although op vealS still sell up to-
So rs, and some calves almost aR
o 200 pounds bring s.. so, if OF
prime quality. Packing houses
will be taxed heavily this week
| to pc rform their weeks killing
in five days, because of the holi-
day yesterday, which may ae-
count partially for the shadow OF
Indifference buyers are exhibit
ing to-day. Stock steers are
weak to-day, feeders firm. Best
native fed steers are quot
a ,le at $8.15, though nothing
that good has been here lately,
some yearlings here to- day att
$3.50, best corn and grass steers
$7.25, straight grass steers $4. 76
to $500. grass COWS $3.75 Ter
"a. so, bulls So. 25 to $i25, stock
steers So. 25 to $4.75, feeders
81 25 to S. 25.
Run of hogs to-day 5000 healz-
here. and it looks like there was
no relief very near for the ligbk4
runs we are having. The market
gains a little every day, up to 81
TO 10 cents to-day, light hogs at
100 to 50 80, medium weights
$3.50 to 1915. heavy hogs So 35-
to 50. So. OF course, packers are
watching their chance to geE
back a part of the constant ad-
vances they have been forced to-
pay, and temporary breaks would
not be a surprise. Shippers con-
tinue to get their share of the
supply, taking from 10 to 20 per
cent of the receipts every day.
for shipment to killers in the
East, and are a constant thorn inn
the side of the PACKERS.
Sheep and lambs are not com
ing quite as freely as last week.
though the run is fairly good
10000 here to-day. The marked
was 10 higher yesterday, steady
to-day, top fat lambs both daye
$500. feeding lambs worth Sc. 25-
to So. go, fat yearlings So. 15>
wethers $3.50, ewes S435. A
band of feeding wethers went
nut yesterday at 81 TO, top priee
lately for feeding we h 81
Liberal receipts are expected
later this week.
]. A. RICKART,
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10
THE FAIR
The First Annual Fair of Trego
County a Success.

Las Friday, September End,
Trego county held its first fair
at tue ball grounds asst OF town,
which proved Il decided success
in the face of the usual draw
backs that attend first attempts
of any large enterprise.
. On Friday Hill City and Wa
Keeney played ball; the game
was walk away for the home
club, the score being 13 TO l.
SATURDAY was the big day and
it is estimated that fourteen
hundred people attended. The ball
game Oh This day between Grain
field aud Wa K4eney was ii fast
one and resulted III a score of b
To = in favor of WaKeeney.
Good music was furnished by
the Coronet band of Sharon
Springs The Crawford Beach
Dramatic Company gave one
SLOW o Friday evening and two
day performances Saturday and
one in the evening All kinds of
Am easements were furnished.
The wheel of fortune, striking
machine, cane racks, efreSh
ment stands, etc. were all in
evidence. The exhibits were not
30 numerous but were very good,
which, perhaps is much better
han to have a larger but more
inferior display. The stock and
poultry exhibits were fine, as
also was the vegetable display
The ladies did themselves proud
in the needle work department.,
many prizes being awarded for
tine work.
Ross & Waldo, of Ellis, had
the finest display of farm ma
chinery, automobiles, etc. j. j.
Keraus, Larabee Furniture Co.
and Mrs. Moore also had good
displays.
The people seem to have
caught the spirit OF good county
fair and next year doubtless
Trego county will cause some of
err sister counties to sit up and
take notice along about fair time
The following is the list of
premiums:
GGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Barley. II. W. Cloud, first;
+. Strong, second.
Corn-Jas. Finch, first; Thos.
O'Toole, second; Forestry Sta
tion, Honorary.
Potatoes Ralph Kristoff, first;
Fred Lakin. second.
Wheat l. kin, first.
Five Stalks of Greet Corn
Harvey Carpenter, first; Geo. NJ.
Stephens. second.
o; ts-J t. w Cloud, first; Fl.
j McNair, second.
Beets Ralph Kristoff, first.
Cabbage
Geo. NJ. Stephens,
first: Mrs. A. s. Peacock,
second.
Canned Fruit = Mrs. J. w.
Bingham, first; Mrs. DR.. Her
rick, second.
Bread Mrs. J. w. Bingham,
first; Mrs. W. r. Holmes, second
Light rolls, Mrs. w. r. Holmes,
first.
F. Strong, first premium; red
hog, $500.
h. ]. Simpson, econ d
premium; red hog, $500.
A. III. Hamm, first premium;
] Poland China hogs. $500.
II. McCallum. second premium;
Poland China hogs. $500
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10

Miss McCullom daughter of
Mrs Amos McCollum of Topeka
returned TO her home last Satur-
day morning after few weeks
visit with her grandmother M RS.
j. NJ 4hoades, she was accom-
panied with her uncle, Charlie
Isnoades, who is taking III the
State Fair this week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10

Mrs. Morrish of Oberlin, Kan,
Grand Matron visited Margaret
cnaL te o. E. s. No. 243 last
Thursday. In the after noon a
reception was held at the home
II Mrs. Ida Pier on in her honor
Light refreshments were served
md a very pleasant time was
lad In the evening she met
With the chapter where she re-
viewed the work of the past year.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10
-. NJ j. STRAUSS -.
The well known eye specialist and optometrist

The well known eye specialist and optonletrist
will gain be in
Wa-Keeney, September % and "a
He is prepared to treat the most difficult of
the diseases of the eye and filling glasses with the
most modern system known in the world today. l
have cured the difficult of headache in the
country. lean prove that have successfully cured
more eye trouble and headache than all the rest of
the eye specialists combined eau refer to over four
hundred patients In the country All work guaranteed
VIII be at Ttego House
Strauss is a registered optometrist of the state.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10

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$500.
VIM. Fronce, first; pony race;
$500.
HORSES.
Benisch Bros;, fir t; $1,000.
Ralph KriStoff, second; $500.
F.. Strong, first; driving team,
$500
Chas. Folkers, first premium;
sucking colt, $1,000.
Wash Mattingly, second prem
ium; sucki & colt, $500.
Chas. Folkers, first premium;
sucking mule. $1,000.
Jas. Chalk, second premium;
sucking mule. So 90.
CATTLE.
Geo. Stephens, first premiu m !;
m h COW. Second money,
So 90.
J. It. w. Cloud, first premium;
G lloway COW. Second money,
$500.
Butter Mrs. Geo. M. Steph-
ems, first.
Needle Work Department
First, blue ribbon; second, red
ribbon; third, white ribbon.
Quilts Mrs. S. E. Clay, first;
Mrs. Long, second.
Embroidered Skirt-Mrs. Glib
son, first.
Sofa Pillows-Mrs. Hays, first
and third; Mrs. Gleason, second.
Wallachian En- broidery
nice Mattingly. first; Mrs Hays,
second; Ethel Cloud, third.
sington Embroidery
julia Blair, first; Mrs. Gillespie,
second.
Embroidered Center Piece
Mrs. Jones, first; Mrs. Hays,
second and third.
Hardanger Work-Mrs- Bob
man, first; Mrs. Long, second.
Embroidered Napkin = M RS.
Long, first.
Crochete Lace : Mrs. Pea
cock, first; Mrs. Herrick, second;
Mrs. Finch, third.
Tatting Collar = Mrs. Finch,
first.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10

Vernie kiser, a young man liv-
ing four miles northeast of town,
was adjudged insane last Mon
day by a commission appointed
by the Probate Court. As ne
lately came from Nebraska, it is
probable that he will be sent to
Lincoln, Nebraska, for treat
ment.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10
NEAIEER REPORT

Maximum and minimum tenn
perature according to the gov
ernment thermometer at Wa
Keeney for the week ending
Wednesday noon
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Ranch for Rent.

400 acres, with 600 acres corn
and wheat land and 100 acres al
faIfa, six miles north of Wa
keeney on the Saline. Inquire
of j. H. HECK MAN
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10

The TregO McrcdILIIc Co. has
just received a new line of ladies'
hand bags. Positively the swell
est line ever shown in Wa
Keeney.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10

The weather for the last week
has been pleasant except that a
high south wind is blowing to-
day.
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Read our for sale and want
column.
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MERCHANTS DISPLAY.

First prize, Ross & Waldo;
$1,000.
E. Musselman, first premium;
draft stallion. Second money;
$500.
VIM. Frohce, first; pony race;
$500.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-10

New Persian trim mings at the
Trego Mercantile Co.
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Sheriff sobn s. 9oste binterlsgts
feline 8iirgidaft fiir GouHtp SberIfr
pon $4,000 unb fir ben Staat Don
$128,0O0 NIT folgenoen 8urgen: Sohn
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fraber Elm Dirtb, oertIagte Iuitin D.
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WibbIetoipn aui 8runo oon ysrnads
Idfigune.
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3o[Isr, 80, SomjIton. uno aatharins
Gjreeo, "a, 6anj.tou; Grnft 5reenan,
%, unb Warp 8yismer, "a, beios bon
Srforb.
- Der afIioree Gto. arsbs rsidte
ieinen 8erid3t lbsr BEN Bancroft beg
permiBten Shr,ttpadrenh1noltrs9
8. 9roosr i'm tGiltu gertht efR. Die
56ulben bsIisftn iih auf S22, ,653.37
unb bic attipa auT S7617.35. Bon
Der gi.tpa ndbm bic 6inciHEatier Jtrs
ma alms &c Tosott Wadrsn i'm NDers
TIE bon $500 in 9eihlaa. anipriis
DE aeaen aunben i'm 8sirdse BON
S481.1 10 ftsbs1 in ben 9sfhdftEbis
hern.
- SanueI 2. Wprrotp ftarb gss
fern morosn In feinsrDobauug. 128
Qtnotn Qoe., ginesnfraIn, an einem
mdeenlsipen i'm Utter BON 30 Sabrsn.
Gr hinisrlab; Die Satin ano bier
Sirbtr.
- Bette bic Satin BON Ro6srt
| z. Bales, ron Der Sub Sbulsr glpe.,
iturb gtitern Wloroen an osr gruitfeu'
entginoun1 i'm utter por Al 5ahrsn.
| Sn birtsrI6Bt ben 9aiisn uno fiini
ainosr. Die SaTilis Itommt aus
gsrta, Gp, uub tpobnt ieit tnr;sr3sii
in bisiiqtr S,abt.
- Trau Qmslid GmsoIep ucn bier
pertdufte seItsru in MibbIstopR cir
! GrunoitIt BON "a JuB 5ront. Sd,
Der 3. Strabe uno 9roaotpap fiil
$4,000.
- Truu GburIes 9ainssr. BON bti
! Sprinqoals Qunoiirabe. tpelhs tiirs
lid bel einem Siurs has Sein brad
bat fia tpieoer erholt.
- 6arrp 6oufs, q, bon German
toipu, uno Qnua Mattin. %, ponIRil
tonniu., haben einen Stirafhsf6sil
srIanot unb purben BON Rep. s. s
| Worsbeao 1eirant.
| - Charles 8. G6ridis bat GeIil
Shriate nuf Sheibung per.last, rpsi
iis ibu psrIaTsn bat.
-Iruu 5obn 6. Don Qlursn. DO
43O e. Gront Strabe. kidenste il
ren Oatten nit einem Sohierasu.
Benjamin GruntliH 6ortmo
unb Ma!ter Graipforo bon eoteoii
purbeu oui 9scaft. bic RGubsr .
, isin, psIds 5rou Yiitman une ihl
5otter Stelu piitmnn in Der lsste
Scmiidg Qaht In ibrer Wohnun
um So unp brei 5inaerrinesn bsrdut
ten, ppn Der bisiiaen poliSei perhafts
I Die genonntsn bttheuerttn ibre LII
ihul6. gle fonnfe BON 6ran slt
+! man niGlt iosntifisirt iuercen nno
4 ipurbsn ioIort aus Der bnft entinils1
- Warp GloTheftp Don bier, p.ld
felt 80 Sahrsn an Der sSalliuht Itiee
tpuroe biegufnabms in btrQniiolt Il
: gpileptitsr in @nIIipolis. g., ptrtrs
: CERT, mel tit 5rau unbeifbar III.
3 - Sobn Sammcnp, Don 3anto
: tpurbe geitern ndhmiiins tpeeen5 5ral
{ tenbeit unb neiI er nit 5almiring
\ bauiirte, perboftet.
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- Sunes getri ipurbe I'm biefigen
Stdotqeriht fpeeen 8ugubunbirens auf
20 5doe mad pem Qrbeitsbuus 5ss
ianbt. = Der 5al bon SobanH goung
fpeqen 4usiibung bon 4mtspflihten,
al beneu er niht berehttat mar, iuuroe
in oemIsIben Geridt auf 1eute periAos
ben.
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Derfeltene q Ia Il. Sin riees
lihes Gsidittfen aus ainoermnnb
ersdblt Elm 2eisr Der .5dgl. Runos
i6au":: Mleins iiebenjdhrise Singlts
left eifrig in ibrem Weihnddisbnt
unb buhitabirt an tinsm Ratbiel. nsis
len 2oiune, fpie if balo srrieih. Der
20. 5ebruar itin folite:
.er 1T elm feIrner Goit
llnb mani niht lonss Rat.
Sur einmdl in bier sSuhrsn
aommt er ins adnb gefohreH.
lInp lit bereits entfhfuunben
glah pierunb3ipunsis GtuHbsH.'
60 lief lie laus, unb ndh siniesH
gladbentsn ruff fis: 50 habs. Dt'
.faiisr..
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Die Gopinstpu Office fur Sas Gin
riuuati Solfsbiatt" befiubst ilh I'M
8cbGnbe Der gppiugtDu goal e. SanS
&c., go. 509-511 RaDiion IDeuue.
sln5eigcn, Rtttbeilnngeu uuo Seitrl'
Iuusen irsenbtpelher grt ipercen bis
10 l1br Abenos Saielbit cntgeacnss'
nnmmen. Selephou Sonth 2400.
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geriiopfung. StpinoeI, 9rdsbeit
Der 2eber pe;ht beim Gebralid,e bon
,s2ogner's Gobium 9bospbate".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-24

Der @siunbbeitsrnth srnannie
eeiiun 5rl. y. Woorbrins CUR ardns
tenpilsgsrin in Der alinit fir 1ubsrs
fnInie.