The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-11
WANT TO HIRE A TEAM
| have fine young team
of mare mules for Sale at
Pruitt's Livery Barn.
~ CHARLES BIRD

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Insure your wheat stacks with C. ".
Miller.
Home made cake at tie Bon Ton lee
Cream Parlor.
Tony Jacobs is put tting up windmill
OF his residence lots in North Hays.
Harry Felten, Thursday, sold the
Kirkman Bros. fine span of mules.
Harry Pestana and wife and Mrs.
Shaw were at Russell, Wednesday.
The Swires brothers finished harvest
ing their wheat, Tuesday of this week
The JanesvilIe and Moline sulky and
gang pIoWs at Early & Sons. See them
FOUND. A rosary; oHner mar have
same by calling at the Free Press Office.
VIII Krause unIoaded a new thresh-
ing machine, separator ard engiae, at
this point.
FoUND.-A small bunch of keys
O9ner can have same by calling at
this office.
Fred Miller and DR.. Snyder drove
oyer to Ellis, Thursday afternoon, in
Fred's new Buick.
Miss Jessie Bridgeman of Salina. is
here visiting her friend and schooImate
Mrs. F. A. Bissing.
c. w. Miller wants to insure your
threshin0 machines in an old line COM
pany. No wild cat.
C. W. Reeder and c. M. HoImquist
ended the lawyers convention at
Topeka, Wednesday.
Henry SchIye er, just east of town,
brought in the first new wheat which
tested SO and brought 63 cents.
C. W. Miller has fine improved sec
ton of land to rent, for ore or more
years Only four miles from town.
c. W. Miller has nice $50 acres of
land, mostly cultivated, to sell on the
wheat plan. Come and get bargain
Mrs R. C. Bull, wife of Lieutenant
Bull, Surgeon U. S. A. of Fort Leaven-
worth, is the guest of Miss Henrietta
Oshant.
The GAINESVILLE and Moline sulkY and
gang plows at Early & Sons. See them
". A. Cochel. professor of Animal
Industry at the Manh attah College, is
here this week, attending the farmers
meeting.
An interesting agricuIturalists' meet
ing is in progress at the Experim ant
Station, this week. viii give full par
tieuLars next week.
The ball game between the Ellis team
and a team from Russell resulted in
the defeat Of the Russell team. We
did not learn the score.
A crowd of young people attended q
dance in the new barn on the Philip
ranch east Of town, Thursday night.
Taey report q royal time.
Mayor Chittenden has purchased q
brand new Six S;1debaker automobile.
IEs a fne machine and the Mayor
looks veil behind the steering wheel.
TiiIotson & Arveson, the new taiIora
on East Juniata street, are doing g
nice business. Glenn is hustler from
HastIevilIe and is gettidg the business.
Go to it boys, hustling will always wiz.
For threshing machine insurance,
call on Chittenden & Robinson, over
the postoffice. We have an excellent
Company. Money always ready in case
of loss by fire. No delay.
/ The GAINESVILLE and Moline sulky and
gang plows at Early & Sons. See them
/ Sidewalk bicycle riders, beware.
The city marshal has his trousers peck
cts loaded with John Doe warrants
ready to swoop down and gobble up the
law breakers without further notice.
John Chittendeu, the next represent.
ati7e from Ellis county, Is about
through harvesting his large Wheai
czSp. Nov comes threshing, another
item ia completing the saving ant
Ia using Of the great wheat crop oi
1914.
Last Tuesday evening two crates Of
4 )ming pigeons arrived here from To
Isio, Ohio. and on Wednesday morninG
were freed. After a few circles in the
sir, presumably to get the proper direc
lion, they started for their distant
home.
See the new Weber wagon at Earl
& Sons. The best on earth.
Mr.. Dickens, Professor of Horticul
tire at Manhattan Agricultural Col
lege, is here attending the farmers
r4seting at the Experiment Station
NJ. Dickens is the man who, few
ears ago, laid ont the State Park o:
Big Greek south Of town.
.r L.