The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-03-13
Joe Bissing has just installed a new

this week, laming him for a while.
Wanted five coyote hides.
Must be good Tillotson & King
Leland Bell has accepted a position
as freight clerk at the u P depot,
this city.
The very latest styles of ladies' and
gents calling cards-en engraved or print
ed, at Free Press Office.
The Domestic Science Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Al Nickles, on
March 18th.
Elmer Gates has bought the Henry
Schultz lots on east Main street on
block IA, J. E. Wilson addition.
Shorts $1.2O per 100 pounds at
the mill
Our Normal had holiday yesterday,
Friday, and turned over their building
for:the use of the visiting teachers.
1t has been a great week for farmers
to come to town in their bob-sleds to
get their provisions, feed and fuel.
Many of the stores around town had
their windows nicely decorated with
the Golden Belt Normal colors, in com
pliment to the visitors within our gates.
We have twenty-five resident
properties in Hays, Kansas, for sale,
and lots galore. Can fit man on
prices and terms.-Miller Brothers.
The big snow put stop to many of
the schools in the country for several
days and may prevent lots of teachers
coming to the Golden Belt meetidg to-
day.
Schlyer & Arnold have bought the old
Judge Robbins house and lots on the
corner of Oak and Juniata streets. and
will use part of the lots to display their
machinery this summer
Bran SfO5 per 100 pounds at the
mill.
Harry FELTON, is having his lots cleaned
up on West Second street and it is un-
derstood that he intends putting up
brick livery barn IN the place of the
one burned about two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Stock entertained
for last Sunday dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kirkman, Miss Leo Smith, Miss
Chalk and Mrs. Wilson and daughter,
Sadie, and son, Lester, of McCracken.
Sampson and Ideal windmills at
M. Haffamier & Sons, cheap.
We have an unlimited amount of
money to loan on farm lands with
interest as low as, TIE lowest with
annual or semi-annual payments.
No extra charge. Quick service. =
Miller Brothers. adv.
Good eating potatoes at Zieg Ter &
Sons at Is cents per bushel.
As was expected, Prof. Shively re-
ports he had no trouble in getting
plenty of accommodations for the teach
ers coming to the Convention this week
When it is found necessary, the people
of Hays are always ready to throw open
their homes to entertain visitors to our
city, no matter how big the crowd.
For a good milk cow or fat hog, call
phone SIT, or inquire of Ed Kraus.
Each teacher in Ellis county has
been sent a list of the contests and the
general rules for the contests for the
Boys and Girls County Fair. Ask
your teacher about them, boys and
girls; and then get busy. If your
teacher didn't receive the above mater
ial write to the county superintendent
at once.
If you need anything in work hor-
ses, mares, or mules, see me before
you buy.-Azel Cochran.
Don't forget that on March 10 anoth-
er $40 in gold will be given to the young
lady who has the most votes in the
piano contest at that date. The votes
count Just the same on the capital
prize and also on the minor prizes. You
may be the lowest one, numerically,
now, but little work may make you
the winner.
Mares, horses and mules for sale.
VIII sell on time, with approved Sc
curity. John O'Loughlin.
20tf.
The recent rains and SHOWS which
amounted in all to about two and one
half inches of moisture, have put the
ground IN the finest possible shape for
garden and field crops. 1t makes par
ticularly a good start for the boys and
girls garden, canning and crop con-
tests for the autumn fair.
Indian Runner Ducks, Fawn and
White, for sale. Winter layers. $500
a trio.
Mrs. Jacob Feitz.
A man in neighboring town, who
took city paper in preference to a
country paper because he got more pa
per for the money, was attracted by the
advertisement of a fire escape which
would be forwarded on receipt Of g.
He sent the cash and IN a few days re-
ceived copy of the New Testament =
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