Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28
HOME AND COUNTY

Wheat looks hne-
Read page carefully.
Pure home made lard at Bakers.
Cream Puffs every Wednesday at
the City Bakery.
Go to the City Bakery for Douglass
chocolates-th best made.
Wolves are reported quite numer-
Gus in Osborne-co. this fall.
The new postal savings bank at
Ellis is open for business
The largest bass ever caught about
Ellis was a six. FOUNDER caught the
the other day.
Osborne is to vote on $780, 900 bond
issue in November to install an cleo
trio light plant.
The Union Pacific has made new
ruling that effects stock shippers
The stock train will not wait for
shippers to load.
Walter Crysler, formerly of Ellis,
has been promoted to the position of
manager of the American Locomotive
Works at Pittsburgh, Ia.
Rev. Buddenhagen left the first of
the week for McCracken, where he
attended the annual conference of
the German Lutheran church.
John Stradal, one of the rising
young farmers of Collyer township,
was county seat visitor Monday and
made us brief, but pleasant call.
The Seventh Annual National
Western Stock Show will be held at
Denver, January Is to 20. About
10000 in premiums is offered
There will be dance at Big Creek
hall on Saturday evening, October %,
1911. Everybody invited; everybody
come.
"Had dyspepsia and indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what / did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured mel. HI.
Walker, Sunbury, Ohio. L
DeVoe says November is to be a
very cold month. He also says cold
waves and snow will be here next
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storms for the balance of the year.
Something over $4,000 has been
paid out by farmers who do business
in Grinnell for seed wheat This has
gone out in real cash. There was a
little money in that country after all.
Prof. Dyche should go way back
and sit down. George Fortune of
Buffalo, says that owls are fine eating
Dyche has been touting crows and
hawks as food for man, but Fortune
beat him to the owl.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ross of north
of town, departed the front end of
the week for Mankato, Kan, where
they will spend the winter. Mr..
Ross has his farm sown to wheat and
says it looks fine.
Charles Maben, the WaKeeney
laundryman who ruined collars for
Grinnell folks the past month, flew
the coop at WaKeeney last week,
leaving the townspeople in the hole
for a lot of debts. Cap Weir mourns
that he had just sent Maben check
for all he owed him. If he had stood
him off few days longer Cap would
have been several dollars ahead
Cove Record.
We read in the Topeka papers
quite frequently of the plans and in
tentions of the board of control as to
the style and manner in which they
propose to establish the new state
hospital 1t is to be something en-
tirely out of the order of the other
hospitals of the kind in the state.
But what Norton is most interested
in primarily is, where are they going
to build it.-Norton Courier
The recall, which was tried out in
Wichita some three weeks ago with
the result of knocking out the
mayor who had served but foul
months of his time, is evidently
working in great shape. The reform
administration which came int
power three weeks thru the grace OF
the recall, has restored to-the police
department one man who had beer
fired for accepting money from
jointist, and had confessed it; anoth
er man who had been fired for beins
repeatedly DRINK on his beat;anothel
who had stolen valuable property
property from the city hall: another
who had extracted money cOntrar,