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Entered st 400ond mail natter January 18 1910 at cue post oltice at Strong, Kansas nder the net of March 8, 1879. Williain M. Knapp, Mgr. Announcements. FOR SHERIFF NAWS-COURANT We are authorized to announce the candidaey of June B.

Smith for the office of of this county subject to the decision of the Republican party at the primary to be held on Tuesday, August 4th, 1914. An Open Letter. Of Interest To Every Resident Of Chase County. Topeka, Kansas. Dear Sit still in your easy chair and I will tell you the events of the whole world just as they occur.

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We would like to have these remittances reach us by the first of the month SO that our books, when we close them for the semi-yearly balance, will show no subscribers in arrears. To Build Garage. Dr. Jocob Hinden commenced work this week on the new garage which he is having erected at the corner of Cottonwood avenue and Second street. The building will be 65 feet long and fifty feet wide.

The floor will be made of concrete The contract for the floor was let to Chris Zimmerman and Life Holman. Dr. Hinden has not decided whether the walls wili be constructed of brick or lumber but probably the latter. This town has been badly in need of a garage for sometime, as many tourist cars go through and it has often been necessary for them to go out of their way for repairs. Charlie Fritze's blacksmith shop which stood on the site of the new garage has been torn down and moved to his residence property in the south part of town, Mrs.

Roy Calvert Dead. Mrs. Josephine Calvert, wife of Wid Calvert. died at the home of her husband's parents, in this city on Monday morning, June 15th, 1914 at three o'clock of heart trouble after an illness of several months. Mr.

and Mrs. Calvert have been here for the past three weeks. Their home is in Oklahoma. They formealy lived in this county near Matfield Green until their removal to Oklahoma about three years ago. Mrs.

Calvert is survived by her husband, one son and one daughter. The funeral services were held at the home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. L. A. Rorick, pastor of the Methodist Church after which interment was made in Prairie Grove cemetery, west of town.

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Crebbs Agent. Captain Hicks an old Indian scout of the Comanche tribe and his wife, who is a Cherokee, and their children were in town Friday afternoon on their way to California for the benefit of her health Captain and Mrs. Hicks toured the world on horseback, making the trip in twenty days less time than it had ever been done before. home is in Fort Sill, Oklahoma. He was converted by the Salvation Army some time ago and since then has been doing missionary work.

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