Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-11-18


for 80 days and will pay
$500 a ton. Jess Christensen
Rex Clemens, former editor of the
Reporter, has purchased the Kama
polls Journal. Here's hoping Rex
will make all kinds of coin out of his
new business venture.
Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suff-
ering. At any drug store.
E. Lindberg, of the firm of Hen
drick & Lindberg, was up from Ogal-
lah last Wednesday and had some
dental work done by DR.. Bohman.
He made us friendly call.
Hendricks g. Lindberg, the live
merchants of Ogallah, have an ad in
this issue which we want all our
readers to read as it is of much in
terest to them in a business way.
Dan Mcknight and Billy Riggs of
Banner, were here shaking hands
with friends Thursday. They came
up to attend the Farmers Institute,
but the institute failed to material
ize. .
O. w. Shideler is putting several
hundred feet of new telephone cable
for the winter so he will not be
troubled so seriou sly by bad weather
conditions. Mr.. Shideler tries to
give his patrons the best service
possible.
n. B. Dietrich of st. Joseph, Mo-,
was in the city last Saturday. Mr..
Dietrich travels for a ST. Joseph dry
goods house. He will be remembered
| by many of the old timers as he is
the son of Cor. Dietrich who used to
live south of town.
Revival services are being held in
| the Presbyterian church, starting last
Sunday and will continue for about
two weeks. Rev. Allison is being as
sisted by his son-in-law, Rev. Everett
of Philipsburg. The public is invited
| to attend these services.
L. W.Purinton of Manhattan, Kan,
will have car of apples on track the
last of the week which he will sell
for 80 and 90 cents. These apples
were raised at the State Agricultural
college, and were sprayed, thus they
are good keepers Read his ad. in
another column.
| B. G. Decker of Sheridan county,
has prepared in a thorough manner
| and drilled to wheat $40 acres of
land, having only one man to help,
and possessing only one drill. He
began preparing the ground in May.
In drilling in the wheat the two men
averaged % IL acres day.
Representative J. J. Keraus and
Mr.. Fhares of Wa-Keeney were in the
city Tuesday securing signatures to
a petition asking that the new In
sane Asylum be located at Wa-Kee-
ney- They secured a very represent
tative petition and are quite hope
full of securing the institution-Col
Tribune.
Such hard fight is being made by
many of the Western Kansas com.
SACS 1OA CAlC 1OCdtlOH u Otlc new
state hospital in their midst, that the
disappointed ones will surely be com
prised of a vigorous mould of men il
they do not provide large quota OF
patients for this institution when ii
finally is tablished.-Tepeka Daily
Journal.
We do not envy the state board oil
control their job of deciding where
the new asylum should 60 There
are so many good towns bidding fol
the institution one would think q
bug-house population about the most
derirable thing on EARTH And the
board has to select one out of twenty
places that Toasted and dined them
knowing that in nineteen of then
the glad hand will never again b.
stretched out--Brooks Co. Record.