Republic City News from Republic City, Kansas • 10

'A ii mi; Are You Interested In Norton County Farms For Sale I' LO TS3 Nsm feaaad every Thursday afternoon It the Haws Of Ilea. Republic, Kan. Intcred at the Republic Poet Office as natter of Oha second cjasa REPUBLIC. KANSAS. Grafton Nutter.

EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Advertising per inch 12c Local Reader, per line Roy Boylan was out at bis brother Carl's home most of last week helping thresh 4 240 acres twelve miles out. Good 160 "acres in cultivation, balance pasture. A real bargain at $6,000. 5 480 acres well improved.

265 acres in cultivation, balance in line pasture. Farm well fenced. Close to school. Price $40 per acre. 6 Good unimproved quarter close to Norton.

Well fenced, good well and windmill. Price $6,000. Fred 'Nitcher has bought Fordson tractor and will use It to plow with after it rains a little more- John McEwen and wife are planning a trip to Oklahoma in their Overland in a few days. We have the agency for the Dickey Vitrified Salt Glazed Tile Silo, undoubtedly, the best silo in the world. Also the TULSA SILO, undoubtedly the best cheap silo on the market.

See us about them Chicago Lumber Coal Company i Mr. Wilbcrt White of Greenleaf is visiting at the White home In Repub 1 320 acres, seven miles from Norton. 125 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture. Farm fenced hog i t. Improvements good, consisting of good house, good silo, granary, chicken house, garagej fine underground water system, and one of the best barns in the county.

This is a dandy grain and stock farm. Price only $10,000. 2 160 acres, ten miles from Norton, six miles from Almena. 90 acres in cultivation, balance pasture. This is a good farm, nicely located, and extra well improved.

Price for quick sale, $6,800. 3 -A dandy half section, mostly creek bottom, i 75 acres in grass, balance under "plow. Fair improvements. Two miles to Oro-noque, two miles to Del-vale, nine miles to Norton. School house on land.

You can't beat this in the county for $16,000. Good terms. 9 163-acre creek farm three miles from Norton. Well improved, timber and running Some fine alfalfa. Price only $60 per acre.

10 320 acres, three miles from Norton. Well improved. Timber and living water. 190 acres in balance in pasture. This farm carries a fe'deral loan of $6,000 at 5V per cent-can be paid or let run'for thirty years.

This is one of the best farms in the country and will not be on the market long at the price. Price, subject to prior sale, $55 per acre. 12 10 acres well improved, one mile oat. One of the nicest suburban homes around Norton." Price $4,000. 13 14 acres valley land, adjoins Norton.

Good house and barn. Price $2,500, one-half cash, balance five years at 7 per cent Come to Norton inquire for Chappell. lic Miss Mable Huff of Steinard, is spending the week end with Mrs. If Ford White. i i i Rev.

Harbour and family left early Monday morning for Denver. where they expect to remain for the next three weeks. Mrs. Esther Wright, I who has been here for a week visit 7 160 acres, five miles from Norton. Fair improvements.

110 acres in cultivation, balance pasture. This is a rolling farm, but a good producer. Will not 'be on the market long at $4,000. 8 320 acres three miles from Norton. Fair -improvements.

125 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture. This farm is a snap at $7,000. ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.

J. Charles, accompanied them as tar as Coodland, Kansas, her home. Expert Repair Service Wv wish to express our thanks to the kind neighbors and friends of this community for their generous and willing assistance during our sad be reavement. We fall to And words In which to express our appreciation of the kindness shown us, but we assure you that the kindness was greatly an- predated. Mark Tuley and children.

Don't fail to see the pantomimes at the Calendar Friday evening. No gocss work here-let the Man Who. Knows, handle your repair work. Oar Expert Mechanics and highest grade equipment are your guarantee for high tit class workmanship. Bring us your Auto Troubles.

Service is our Middle Name! Norton County is one of the best counties in the state. Our soil is a rich, light loam, and very uniform. No gumbo or hard pan. We havejjood native grass and an abundance of good water. Our average land is priced from twenty-five to seventy-five dollars an acre.

It will undoubtedly double in value in the next few years. Norton is the best little town on earth. It is on the main line of the R. I. and a branch of the Burlington.

Two roads furnish strong competitive market. It has a population of 2,500 and growing fast. We have good schools, churches, city water, electric lights, sewer, paved streets and the finest auditorium in northwest Kansas. Come to Norton where a total crop failure is practically unknown. You will like our town, you will like our land and you will like our people.

-'J- W. H. Chappell, Land Man, Norton, Kans Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and their son and wife from Boone county, Indiana, arrived in Republic Sunday evening for a two weeks' visit with the for- 'A.

mer's cousin, Mr. Robert James- They drove through in four days. Mrs. Leo Gribble and daughter of Kansas City have been here for the last week visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy Prices' Garage Goodger and Trap County i3 Frank Phillips oF Oklahoma City, CP Oklahoma and Miss Virgie Mercer this place, were married at Belleville, Wednesday, July 30.

Miss Mercer ii the daughter of Mrs. Mattie Mercer of east of Republic; she attended the Republic High School and her (Miffs LSi 3 acquaintances are all her friends. Mr Phillips is at present working in a bakery at Concordia, but expects to engage in the grocery'' business at Concordia with his brother after the first of September. The News joins in wishingx and Mrs. Phillips happiness and success in abundance.

On the west side fust north of the Su will find a splendid assortment of DIAMONDS RINGS at our store Yot get the girl we'll do the test. E.A.GAST0N, Tne oldest 'Jewelry Store, and largest stock. Concordia, Kansas i Mrs. Joe Kelly gave a miscella. Cream Station.

We 'have a good line of neous shower at her home west of town for Mrs. Virgie Phillips on last Wednesday. Eighteen (ruests were present and a very delightful time was enjoyed. Deshler, Nebr Aug. 26-7-8-9.

$2,000 for races. $2,000 for free attraction Borsini Balancing Acrobats Base Ball erery day Rossell Brothert 23-Car Railroad Shows Thearle-Daf field Patriotic Fireworks Government Motion Pictures Every Night Friday, Aug. 29 Oor Soldier Boys will be welcomed home by Governor S. R. McKelvie.

All soldiers and sailors la tfniform will be admitted free, with freedom of the groemds. All roads lead to' Deshler. the Come to our Fountain after Chautauqua. Bixbys'. Candies Cigars Soft Drinks The Weather: continues dry.

17' I0WA Give us a call. Our Motto: Serve janctSatisfy. L. A. Cundiff.

Alarm clocks to get the children off to school. Bixbys Miss Lillian Torr of Concordis Is spending the week with the Garman Harry Gardner and family have gone to Colorado for a little vacation. Corn binder, almost new and in good condition, for sale chesp. L. L.

Boyer, Byron, Nebr. i Glenn French returned the latter Part of last week from Sheridan, where he has been working girls at this place. AI Gossett returned home last Sat A few of the boys drove to Deshler last Sunday to see the ball game. urday moraine from France where he had been since August of last year. Mrs.

Elmer Larkins and daughter Occasionally we omit Items from the orfaliude, Nebraska are here for a He was in the Engineers Corps and was in service for some time. AI was mighty glad to get back to the states The only Separator made with the Curved DiscsV Gets all the Butterf at. Easily cleaned with Automatic Sanitary Disc Cleaner. Once an "Iowa" Always an "Iowa" visit with her parent! Mr. and Mrs.

News that should have special men tion, simply because they are over WillMoser. for the past two years. and says that he saw all fo France that he wanted to see- His brother looked. We try to get all the News air the Time, but no paper 'can do that. Last week we failed to make Get your school suDoIies earlv.

Clarence Simms and family drava Our new lines are here ready for to Concordia, Tuesday. you. BIXBYS' mention of the Union Picnic held on at the P. T. Strom, grove George Perkins has been here this south of town.

This is an annual af Ray Muth and family returned An fair and as usual there was a large Clyde has been back for the past month and the other brother is back to the' states but is located at Camp SheridanJ Cheyenne Wyoming, and will be back the latter part of this month. Mr. and s. Gossett are about the happiest folks we know of since all three of their boys have returned from France. week visiting hit mother and hit wife.

crowd present and al enjoyed the day Taesday from Stratton, Nebr. where they, had spent two weeks at the home of H. N. Kennon and family. Miu Irene Pratt came un (mm xery much, although it was one of the hot ones.

Concordia this morning for a with her sister. Mm. J. W. Wm Willard Gabrielson.

the vouimt Crafton Nutter and family drove 'o T. W. PETER. and family. pn of Mr.

and Mrs. Gab- Norway last Friday evening for a short visit with Dr. 8herrard and fam Mrs. Tom Vandereer was up from Scandia last Sarday attend the fuaeral tf Van, Tulley. nelson ot southwest of town, was taken to Concordia yesterday for an air prices for quality' roods fa ily.

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