The Frankfort Daily Review from Frankfort, Kansas • 1

frankfoir Review Daily VOL. 1 NO. 170 FRANKFORT, KANSAS, TUESDAY JEVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1909 $2 PER YEAR GALVANIZED 1RONGRAIN BINS AT 'DUN HAM'S. RAIN, RAT AM)nH EIOO old timer in the business. Vllcls Items.

At the opera house, Frankfort, Friday, December 10. Mr. Vette of Waterville, unit Vilets is the best town along ed this morning for a short visit the Central Branch for business Corn Display. The ladies of the Methodist ohuroh have decided to have Corn Display in connection with their Bazar in Wesley Hall, Dec If vou don't believe this just, come The and Time, the Place at the brother, Ern est Vette. to town and you will find out tba ember 9th.

the Man W. H. Trosper, Auctioneer there iB more people than in any Mrs. Fred rver of Frankfort came here today to help iu oaring Each entry for this display to other town in the county. be at least one-half bushel of for her sister.

Mrs. A. J. Rioh- W. W.

Beaty, Marion Ewing, oorn, wbion shall belong to the O'lie Kaufman and Ernest John art, who is ill. Walter Carlson went to St ladies when the displaly is over. son were Frankfort visitors last Everybody is urged to make an Saturday. Joseph Friday to visit his entry for this display that we. Harold Haskins was up from may show what this country can Frankfort Sunday.

Following are sales dated to the present time Dec. 8, '09 Tompson, farm sale, Frankfort, Kans. Deo. 14, '09. E.

A. Hammett, farm sale' Marysville, Kana. Dec. 15, '09 jj. M.

Travelute, farm sale, Beattie, Kan. Jan 6, '10 A Tennyson estate Frankfort, Kana Jan 7, '10-Ben Bell, Poland China bogs, Beattie JJan. 11, '10. Mrs. PhiJ Doug-lass, closing out sala.

Ronttio produoe even in a dry year. Miss Bessie Shearer Sundayed Please bring your oorn for the at Frankfort. it i display to S. MoGbie's hard-ware store. The following gen Mrs.

Winifred Sheafer of Eige You will find a Complete Assortment of Pocket and Pen Knives, Scissors and Shears, Carvers and Carving Sets, All Guaranteed, and which will Make Excellent Christmas Gifts. Call and look over our Stock, and make our Store Your Headquarters while in town. We Stamp Coupons for Cash low was here visiting with rel atives Thursday. sister at that plaoe. BaBkin and MoEeun purchased a lot from Harry Roberts Tuesday, and will erect a toxe building on it in the near future.

Harry Roberts has purcoased a lot from M. M. Gaskill and will erect a residence on it. W. T.

Buck has bouhgt the residpnee of Mr. Osborne and will move it on his lots south of the lumber yards. Mr. Ohas. Reed, of Frankfort, has bought the Gaskill restaur- Kane.

Mr. W. T. Buck and wife re tlemen have consented to act as judges: R. H.

Tilley, Walter Cookerel, Howard Reed, J. E. Chitty and Lvle Farrar. Jan. 12.

'10. A. SDantrler. turned from Kansas City and farm sale, Vermillion, Kans. Jan 18.

'Hi Mnnknv Atobison where they have been visiting Mrs. Buoks folks farm sale, Frankfort By order of the president. The Tuesday club met today Jan-20. '10 Dairv Cattle SbIb. at Atchison.

past two months. Tom Walls, Frankfort Mr. Potritf of Onieda, was at tho of Mrs. Howard Jan. 25.

'10 H. J. Hans. here looking atfer his interest in Reed. farm sale, Frankfort.

this town. ant and took possession of it Jan 26. '10. E. R.

Smith Weather report; Fair tonight Mr. Ernest Vette has added a farm sale, Fraukfort. Kans. last Monday morning. Mr.

Reed has been iu the same business here and Wednesday. Warmer in line of harness, implements, and southeast portion. two years ago. Mr. Keed is au ex furniture to his hardware business in this city.

Mr. Vette comes Mrs. J. W. VanValin left to perienced man in that line.

Mr. Verner Carlson has pur day for Hiawatha to look after business interests. chased the W. W. Beaty resideuoe and will move in it in the spring.

Where is the raging blizzard which was reported to strike this J. A. Sisetnore has bought the 6GOII6lll6 residence from Verner Carlson part of Kansas today? last Saturday. J. J.

Brooks is at Waterville Andrew Johnsun received one this wfek where he is plastering a recently completed residence. car of gravel, one car of lumber and one car of Portland, cement the past week. Miss Clara Turley left today for Vermillion to visit her sister. W. T.

Buck reoeived four Mrs. A. J. Tilley a few days. Feb 7, '10 Harry Orchard, stock sale, Vern illion Kans Feb 8, '10-harry Orchard, stock sale, Vermillion, Kans Feb 10, '10 Washington Pierce, dosing out sale, Beattie, Kans Feb 11, '10-R White, farm sale, Frankfort Feb 12, '10, Frank Anderson, farm snle, Vliets.

Feb 14, '10 Allison, farm sale, Vliets Kans Feb. 15, '10, Frank Burlook. farm sale, Frankfort. Feb 16, '10 John Harter, Poland China bog sale, West-moreland, Kan Feb 17, '10 Dorranoe-farm sale, Frankfort Feb. 21, '10 Ed.

Brophy, form sale, Frankfort. Feb 23, '10-J Williams, fine stook sale, Frankfort, Kans Notice Parties who have spoken for dates, pli-ue claim your dates soon Also parties who are thinking of calling a sale please see me for choice of dates and terms. Remember, my terrrs are the most reasonable for the service you get 1 am well posted on stock and ts value and have the ability to get the price Phone or wire at my expense. Phone No 2C6 carloads ibf coal last week. Rev.

E. M. Paildleford is suff- Carl Richards has bought the enng with a severe auaok of Dexter Brother's Photograpi Gallery at Frankfort and will neuralgia and is unable to leave his room. run the same on Thursday, Fri highly recommended as a business man. The revival meetings are still going on in the Metbodists cburcb and will be all next week.

Prof. Wm. P. McCartney returned? from Axtell Sunday where he has been visiting friends at that place. Please Help To Find Him.

Minden, Dec. 5, 0'9. Dear Brother Editor; Will you kindly give me a little of your assistance in helping me locate my father, S. B. Robin-son, who is traveling agent for the Womans' Home Companion.

He is an oldish man, and bard of hearing, Wears a blaok soft hat, and cravenette ooat The object in that my mother is (h'ad and we are awaiting his arrival before burial. He is in or near your town now. Telegraphing and telephoning has failed to oatch him. Watoh for him, visit your hotels and depot, trace him up and send him to Minden, Neb. Telegraph to Minden at my expeusn if you find him.

Yours fraternally, F. A. Robinson, Editor News. Exeter, Neb. Miss Bertha Arganbright, of day, Saturdays nnd Snnsdays and Mondays Tuesday and Wed nesday's.

Frankfort ought to be Waterville arrived today for a visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Brooks. proud of getting such a good ex 8 perienced photogapher as he is.

Mrs. A. Puokett, who has been Arthur DeWalt and U. B. Klin uffering with a slight attack of are home today.

They are at pres ent employed with the Mo. P. pneumonia is reported to be. a little improved today. Bridge gang.

Mias Sophia' Meloher, who Mrs. Otia Lohmuller of foit was here visiting with her has been visiting relatives in and near Frankfort for the past year will leave tonight for her home sister Mrs. Frank Haskins Specials for This Week. in Wisconsin. The Vilets foot ball team will FRED T.

WARNER Piano Tuning and Repairing Also Organs Tuned and Repaired. Phone 62 Mrs. A. B. Lndwick, who challenge any foot ball team in 'I i i ji 1) HI 4 J- i ad been visiting relatives in Abilene returned home yesterday 36 inch PeaM de Soie, Black Silk, Worth $1.25 for 98c afternoon, her brother, J.

E. Pateraon, aocompanied her home for a short visit. Residence Phsne SI. Office Phone 154 W. H.

TROSPER THE 8UCCK88FOL LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER FRANKFORT, KANSAS Write, Telephone or Wire me for Dates at my expense aud around the surrounding counties. Any onewishing to match games may write W. P. McCartney. The game that was matched with Centralia vas potsnoned on acoount of rain.

Ernest Johnson and Carl Richards returned from Frankfurt Sunday. Mr. Clarence Erickson of Ax-lull was here Tuesday visiting with his old school mates, Ernest C. Y. WILLIAMS.

D. V. S. Veterinarian HANDICAPPED This Is The Case With Many Frankfort People. Too many Frankfort citizens are bnndioapped with a bad bacK.

The unceasing pain oausea constant misery, making work a burden and stooping Sr lifting an $1.12 93c $1.18 67c 36 inch black Taffeta Silk, worth $1.40 for 32 inch black Taffeta Silk, worth $1.25 for 36 inch black Taffeta Silk, worth $1.50, for ALL COLORS OF $1.00 SATIN for Calls answered "promptly December Discount Sale. impossibility. The back aches at aud Arthur Johnson. PER CENT DIS-Wl'n Dr's Goods. A SPECIAL count on All 15 night, pieventing refreshing rest find in the moruing is stiff and Mr.

Frank Crouao was married tuMia Mattel Jones of Centraliu, lame. Planters aud liniments may give relief but cannot rech the cause. To eliminate the paius Fuesduy. Tate Brothers of Vermillion Bear in mind that Our Prices 'iht the Store, range than our competitors' and comparison will surely convince you. baa purohused the city butcher and aches you must cure the shop from Chas.

Leupold and has taken possession of it Monday kidneys. Donn's Kidney Pills cure siok kidneys and cure them perman morning. Ray Sisemore has purchased ently. Cunjou doubt Frankfort We still have on hand about seventy-five New Trimmed Hats and Turbans, all of the Latest' Styles. In order to Close Out before the New Year, we now offer any of these goods at from 25 to 50.

per cent discount from regular prices. Drop in and take a look at these. Bargains. Ideal Millinery Company. R.

MAINHARDT. the barber shop from his father. J. A. Sisemore aud Sise- evidence? Ray H.

Stiver, of Frankfort, sayu; "I strongly re. moro will open a first olass res taurant in his building in ho commend Doan's Kidney Pills near future. to sufferers of kidney complaint I was afflicted with a lameness Mils Gaskill aud family have across the small of my Hid moved into the Waxier pr6pnrty headaohes were frequent. It was south of the hotel. hard for mi to stand straight and Taskin MuKeon received a Now is the time to commence figur-.

jug on your cur load of salt last Tuesday. to stoop or lift caused sharp pains to shoot through my back. Doan's VV. iseaty lias been in po as to have it before vou'' need it. Let us give Kidney Pills, obtained at Sprad vou an estimate on, a WARM AIR, HOT WATER OR STEAM PLANT.

Al ling 8 urug store, proved very beneficial and entirely relieved jciaterial used is the best and all work is guaranteed by us run lit these distressing tornbles. I have great opntiden in this ELL BROS. MOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Carpets, JRtrgs LitjoleUrps, fytattitjc Furniture southern Kansas on business transactions. Miss Emma Johnson returned from St. Joseph, where uhe has been employed at that plaoe.

John JacKaon is back in his old stand, behind the counter ia Haskin MoKeon store. Buskin McKeon has employed now one of the best clerks in the county. Mr. Jackson is an remedy." 1 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.

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