The Halstead Tribune from Halstead, Kansas • 3

About Prof. D. R. Krehbiel. A 1) A CTflV I IrVlTIrM We are pleased to not.

the sue 1 IV 1117 1 11,1 1 Jl 1 1 l0 -hK? cobs or Mr. lvrelituol, who miis formerly ono of Halstead's fore- CASADY, SULKY AND GANG PLOWS most vouutx men. He is well (JhoijK'nt boots in town nt 1 loge's. lLirule suits clump nt Hego'a. Fntlior Ilinklo is ns yet very foublo.

J. W. riorco's ico house lins gone wariu. MilliiiM'y Roods clionp nt E. J3.

KreLbiol'B. capable of filling tho position he John Deere and Parlin and Orendorflf plows, Listers and Cultivators. Railroad Time Table. has attained. Hawaii higuly rec- omiuondod by (Uiancelor Snow ns ATCHISON, TOPEKA is SANTA FK WKH'f UOt'NU AU11H No.

Kan Fmnoiaro Express 8. Mexico nd Bun Diego Express p. 7 Colorado Kx Local Freight al AS'f BOUND AHU1VK No. 8. Atlnntio Express i Nm Vnl-W i'xriSS VSMH.

Ml the placo to buy T. Linn's is school suits. cunta per 111: IN it in L. L. Muslin nl yard, at J.

Liun's. Chicago K(ress it. l.llllill Freight Ih.V) u. in A FULL LINE OF Buggies, Spring Wagons, Carts, and Road Wagons, If yon want wind-mill, Pump, Pipe or Fittings, we can supply yonat bottom prices. BAIN AND MOLINE FARM WAGON For anything in tho Hardware, stoves, and Imple--ments call and see its and get prices.

fgrMumborlliindOor uuiil trains and don't Mop this station Corrected Apr. 12, 'ill Special Inducements for cash trade at Jowett's, Saturday and Monday, Sept, 2(ith and 28th, We will send tho Tkim'NE and the weekly Free Press for the rest of the year 181)1, for 50 cents. Send your subscriptions to this office, The rumor has it at Burrton that Clarence Forsythe, the yard master of that city and Miss Lizzie Bon ham of Winfield are soon to be married. The Reno county fair at Hutchinson wjll be in session to-day and to-morrow. Those that have at-tended that we have s-en report good races and some fino blooded stock on exhibition.

Hon. C. M. Williams, candidate for Judge of the Ninth Judicial District and Editor Foster of the Alliance Gazet te, were- in town Saturday morning. Mr.

Williams spoke nt Sedgwick last Friday evening to a large and attentive andienco. This office received a huge sized water melon last Saturday, which we are inclined to think vill take the vear's subscription'; The jneolj l.inn wan down to St. Louis thlBweek. Schowultor wan down from Tuesday morning. Dr.

Slntz arrived Tuemlay on ten dnya vii.it to his friend In llalstead, Paul Kllower was down from Newton visiting friends and relatives, Huuday. lltiv. Waller filled the pnlplt of the Christian oliurch at Nowtou last Babbatb. J. W.

Hinith attended tho Friends quiiWorif meotiuK atHleriiag last Sunday. Jesse Jmnea nooomp Oeo. T. Oupelnud to Bun Uernurdino, Inst night. J.

E. Uuth and J. W. Edwards c.ime over from Newton on their bicycles lust Sunday. Miss Mary Benddwslil was down from Newton Hnudnyas the guest of Mrs.

John Ensi Beuj. Kwort was down from llillsboro on the Bubbath, on a visit to his many friends. Misses Mittie Meniionnd Myrtle Piper me.du tliis office a pleasant call last Haturday. We regret very much the departure of Mr. C.

Eifianmayer aud wife to Wichita this week. W. F. (iehuo, wife aud mother and Philip An-toine visited nt tho county seat last Saturday, It. D.

Jlaikoi was called to Elkhart, lnd last week, on the account of his father being very ill. Sheriff E. E. Pollard and Joe Weigands, (he cigar man from Newton, visited our city Monday evening. Dr.

(ieo. F. Itdhinion, of Newton, was canvassing our city Wednesday in the interest of his liicdioines. J. (iirk, of Becd, is hero on a visit to TT EHMAM H.

I. F. P. MUNCH, Hanauer CHURCHES 15 services nt 11 n. und'teW: Sabbath school 11:45 Kpsworth LoaKue meets Tuesday evenings at Ladies prayer meeting Friday nflernoons at Prayer meeting Thursday evenings at 8.

It. SANDERSON, Pastor, PukbdytkhtAM CutiltcH. Sabbath services nt 11 b. m. Biul p.

m.i Balihalh Hehool 10 a. Prayer meeting Wednesdays 8 p. m.i Ladies prayer meeting Wednesdays 8 p. in. (Ikhmas M.

K. Cumtcn-Sabbath services nt 10:30 n. m. end Sabbath school at 9:110 II. m.i Prayer meeting Wednesday p.

in. C11AH. liU ECU KL, Pastor. Mknnonitb Cmmon Regular Sunday services WM Bttbhth 1). GOKHZ, Co -pastor.

Okiiman LtrpHKRAM OBTOOT-PrmwhlM ewry Bundiiv 10:30 in A. M. in tlie building opposite ll KAUFFELT, raster. UTAHor.MOAii Crnmon-Preaching every other Bundu, at 1 mCvt a microscopist. The appointment seems to bo a surprise to his pa-rentsand tho community ns when he left for the university six weeks ago he was expecting to graduate ot the end of the term and was not expecting an appointment of this kind.

Dan has no doubt acquitted himself as one of the best scholars of the University. Tho following extract is from the Daily Drovers Telegram, of Kansas City.Kansas, gives a glowing account of the appoinmont: "Pork inspection was begun in this city yesterday, tho local chief being Professor D. II. Krehbiel, late of the Kansas State University. The government chief, R.

S. Forbes, was very fortunate in selecting his man and it is doubtful if a year's deliberations would have enhanced tho possibility of making a better selection. Professor Krehbiel will be assisted in his work by twenty girls, all of whom are busily engoged with the mieroscope hunting through dressed meats for trichina. The glasses in use magnify fifty times, and are powerful euough to reveal the infinitesimal animals should any be Inspector. Forbes says that of the bureaus which he has established none have fallen into the work so quickly as the local office here.

Kansas City ranks next after Chicago in the number of inspectors required. The chief of the local depart ment will receive a salary of yearly, while each of the girls will be paid S600." TO THE FARMERS -AND- The PEOPLE in GENERAL of Harvey County -Your Place to i.odoks No. Jit. holds A FA A M-llnJsleacl lodge. his parents and to see his sister Bnrthn, who is quite sick with heart trouble.

Miss Ella Willi lira, one of Goddnrd's charming ladies, spent the latter part of last week virtiting friends in onr city. Misses Hubert Moulds and children tnado this office, pleasant call Tudny afternoon. They have the thanks of the oilice force for a large watermelon. Call again. Bruce Taylor, of the 2d 11 Hid of Hutch-inBon.

assisted th Halatoad band at the Palate opening at Newton last Saturday. LouieSiggorman paid this oTice a pleasant visit, last Saturday ufternnoa during the editors absence. Mr. Biggerman at present resides nt Harper. Mies Lizzie lUnaelmnn, sister of the liingnl-man of Pluinste.tdvillo, Pa.

arrived here last Friday and expects to make Halstead her future home. Messevs Girk and Sam Cortright accompanied by Jlirises Fmnkio Mounts and Belie Ewing made a pleasure trip to Burrton Babbath between trains, W. J. Lea therberry, cs representative- of the Kuights of Honor, society of llalstead, attended tho meeting of tho State Grand Lodge of theK. of at McPherson, Wednesday.

Rev. D. Goerz left Friday on a 2 months Glass Queensware, All kinds of FARM IMPLEMENTS AT RIESEN DYCK'S, HALSTEAD, KANSAS The Ilalstead orchestra is getting in good shape. Burrton seems to be minus a band -now as llalstead is. The grove was the scone of a gathering of young folks Sunday.

We have this week a Seminary correspondent. He is welcome. Solomon Allen is erecting a house half mile north of our city. People's party central committee convenes at Sneak thieves have been entering houses at Hutchinson tho past week. J.

H. McN air clerked for both the Andres' sales this and last week. Our business men report cpiite an increase in business in. the past two weeks. The singing quartette was out serenading friends in our city last Saturday evening.

J. B. Hemmaut, the night operator has been on the sick list a few days this week. Rev. F.

Ilndemacher, of Newton, will till the German M. E. church pulpit next Sunday. A Andres held his public sale Tuesday. Quick sales and good prices were the result; Jacob Andres had his public sale last Friday.

Everything sold brought a fair price. Misses Maude and Frankie Mounts made this office a cull Saturday afternoon Examine and get prices of onr Dress Goods; it will be to your benefit E. B. Iuieiimel. Quite a number of young Germans from up north attended services at the Mennonite church in llalstead last Sunday.

Those from llalstead that attended the Fairview Sunday School picnic last Saturday report a good time in general. A home talent lub is being strongly talked of aud ere long you may expect "something" on the opera house bulletin. The tabernacle meetings begin this evening. The place for holding the meetings is on the corner of Third and Chestnut street. cniniunuications on tho 1st ana to mummy ewinngsof eucli month.

All brethren in good standing are cordially invited to IOO F-Hnlstead lodge No 10.1, meets every Wednesday evening. AH brothers visiting onr city are cordially invited, rwan, JN of P-Virgini(i lodge No. R9. moots every Thursday evenings, in 1 hlaAlIT cc OC W-naMoad lodge No Sa, meets every Monday evenings. llouasKU, of H-ArknnwiB Valley lodge No 2121, meets very Tuesday evenings.

Hoovisu, Peter Cooper Aflfiembly. No 2,730, of L-moets every Batimiay evening at their in the (ioens Building. (i A R-Bnford Post 1R0, meets, 2d and 4th Murdays each montli, at 2 o'clock p. m. nalstend Encampment No 88.

0 meets Sd aud 4th Friday evenings of each month rmnghter of Kobelcali, Elizabeth lodge No 111. 1 0 meets every lnt Friday evening of euch month. Jliis Swam, of V-Gen. O. F.

Wiles camp No 132, meets Bicycle Stolen. Chas. Smith had his bicycle stolen from his home on West Second street, Tuesday evening, between the hour of 9 and 10. A track was discovered in the morning on the road north of the house weight of tho melon and the name of the party will be given hter on. Who will lie the next to bo in the melon contest? A law passed by tho legislature last fall has fixed it so that parties interested can have their "Sheriff's Sale notices" published in any paper they may choose, therefore, the friends of the Tia-BUKE will please bear this fact in mind when the sheriff may have any of this kind of advertising to do for them.

"We are pleased at this evidence of progress. We never feel so happy as when matters in connection with the Tribune are driving, rushing, and pushing along. Fair demand is our specialty. Just now, we would like to have one million subscribers report in a good deal less time than one million minutes. The firm of Fisher Bendow-ski's trade in boots and shoes is increasing rapidly and that their popular brands of the best goods are winning for them a reputation of selling the best goods for the least money.

If a purchasor wants a good reliable boot or shoe it will pay him to call on them and examine their stock. The Santa Fe Route will give one fare for the round trip to the following places: Wallace's Circus at Wichita, Sept. 25th; Wallace's Circus, Hutchinson, Oct. 1. Old Soldiers and Sailors Re-union Stafford, Sept.

23d to 20th. Wichita Fair next week. --Hutchinson fair to-day and lo-morrow. One and one-third fair to tho two last places and 1 fare for the round trip to the first two places. A "young gent" that is rather trip to eastern states in the interest of Betlief STONE DRUG STORE.

evorv 2d and 4th Hatuniay eveuoix" the intaiOlloWH nan. FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF montli in tioa is ex i in tioii is extended to nil members the i to college at Newton, which will be completed and in operation for the next term of school. Rev. Ileuchel and his estimable family departed this week for their now home at Concordia, Mo. They leave many kind friends uud their leaving our city is one of much regret.

J. S. Longand Pat O'Brien were op to Hutch mson, Monday to hear Hon. Jerry Bimpon and other prominent Alliance orators. It is said that Modern Woodmen of Araerica-Halstead camp No.

1114. meets in the Masonic, hall every id Wednesday evening of each 0 PATEN Medicines, Jerry made one of his finest speeches on the above afternoon. Misa Emma Ivrehbieli who has beon in Bttint Louis for some weeks past buying fall and win- Pcrtaes aai Toilet Articles, Tronsses anfl Snspsnsories tor goods for the firm of 15. a 11. Krehblel re turned home Tuesday eve.

She was accompanied by her brother Dan, who will visit here. Wall Paper and Stationery, Oils, Paints, Glass' Geo. T. Copehmd came in from naliflast Frid iy marnins aud many ido pleasant visits among his friends. He left.Monday morningto attend a meeting of thoHtate Grand Lodgo of K.

Varnish and Paint Brushes of all knds. of which was held at McPherson. Tuesday and Wednesday, he beins Grand Dictator. School Suits at Liuu's. School Shoos at Linn's.

"Wichita fair nuxt week. The latest in Hats at. liege's. DivPatton Ke. Old papers for salo at this office.

Save money by buying shoes at liege's. J. W. Bays he is perfectly harmless. Bargains on the cheap COUNTER at E.

13. Krehbiel's. For Sewing machines aud Organs go to H.B. Huth's. KANSAS HALSTEAD, leading toward Burrtoa, which Chas.

followed until miles west of Halstead when the track run out. About 200 feel from where the tra-jk had ceased was a haystack which had from its appearance been cut and stacked some time, but on one side could be seen a small pile of hay just pulled out from the stack. Chas. went out to the stack, and there found his bicycle under the fresh pile of hay. Chas, was not satisfied with only the finding of his so in the evening so in the evening he went out to the hay stack thinking probably that thief might return in the evening to further en his journey with the bicycle.

Chas reports in the morning no capture. The above seems to be the true statement but a rumor has it in a different light: Chas. it is said, has a "friend" out in Harmony district, and it is supposed on the above evening of the disappearing of the bicycle that he went to see his friend on the bicycle. In leaving his "friend" he got started off in the wrong direction seeing that he was lost put up at the hay stack for the night. He did not awake as early as he intend to so ho hid the bicycle and went on foot across the $70 a Ton.

James and Sam Haston, two of our rustling farmers, sold their entire broom corn erop Inst week EXCHANGE LIST OF We had quite a number of to Chicago parties, receiving 70 per ton. The boys had forty acres and will clear about $2,300, allow young lady visitors Monday morning and each had in their posos-sion a card, "Foreign Missionary." IT .1 EL. STEA ing $500 for expenses. Sterling Champion. Tnuirov ed Zud Grain Press We don't wonder a bit that the cute or pretends to be had quite a joke played on him at the festival Tuesday evsuing.

There were four of them in a crowd aud offered to give ten cents a piece to one of the boys if he would get three of them a girl a piece to eat supper with. This would not work so one of the largest of the gents offer the "young gent" 50 cents if he would get him a lrtdy to eat supper with him. The "gent" License were issued to Adolpli Hay and Miss Drills at Tliesen Dyck's. Ht avy hand-mnde harness made to order at Hodman Mrakota A bunk at Lvons closed its Charges for Grinding 15c per bushel. PRODUCTS GIVEN Sarah Kramer, and to John C.

Fry and Miss Gertrude C. Iloff, of Sedgwick. Champion wants to sell out. The item above comes nearly putting us in the notion of selling out and going to raising broom corn. Many Thanks.

Not being hoard from on Tues The Hutchinson Hews tried to make some of its readers believe took np the offer and deliberately walk in and asked a yonng lady day evening, I wish to say a few she would eat supper with EITHER OF THE GRADES BELOW Hf PATENT BRAN SHIPSTt'I'F TESTING SEA FOAM1 cMAM K. OR TRUE GRIT 00 lbs 42 lbs 40 l-s 35 lbs 13 lbs 5 lbs 59 41 89 34 14 6 58 40 rt 39 33 15 5 57 38 8(5 31 14 5 56 36 34 29 15 5 The young gent returned to the outside to find his man, but he was words of thanks to the parties that serenaded me and my family. Your music was delightful and richly appreciated. You are invited to call at ray drug store and have a cigar. Yours Truly, acies so as to bo unseen.

We could not vouch for this hear-say rumor, as we are positively that we saw Mr. Chas. Smith on Tuesday evening in the commission house of A. Petrie interested in a game of checkers. nowhere to be found.

Guess he had better set 'em up to cigars be- that a banker of that city, during the the Alliance encampment was taken for Senator Peifer. The 9th Judicial convention of the republican party will be held at Burrton, next Wednesday, Sept. 80th; What will lie done won't be much we are inclined to think. 10 cents for the Tmbuxe during the campaign. We have received a good many subscribers in the past week and can say that the ore we giye him away 1 Two of our merchants near the 'risco House, got into a dispute EQpFor Exchange without charges deduct from above list as Book Contest.

follows: 8 lbs Sea Foam, 7 lbs Cream or 6 lbs Patent and 5 lbs of Shipstuff. doors, on Veduesday of last week. For the best quality and lowest prices in school suits call on Buckeye Mowers and Eude Brothers Bakes are sold by Kiesen Dyck. Buy your Machine Oils of N. Irish Co.

They have the best stock and lowest prices. Do you know that Hodman Mrakpta can surprise you by selling you a hand made single harness for $10. What lias caused the most excitement, Irish getting his beard cut otf or the pugilistic', affray. Just received our large stock of school shoes. For bargains in this lino call on J.

Linn. We are selling Machine Oils flieaper than any other house in Harvey county. N. E. Irish Co.

about noon Monday, over the letting of sugar to othei merchants up town. One merchant called the other merchant a 1 which Will give the value ot Bran and Shipstull in Horn if desired. was not taken by the one it was The Tribune will present "Footprints of the World's History," ou November 25th, 1891, to the best looking lady in Halstead aud vicinity. The votes will be counted every Thursday at 11 A. in some office so that parties can see ment for so it started and ended by blows.

One merchant had the other one by the "whiskers" and dealt him blows with the other Not Buried Alive. Yesterday we chronicled the sudden death aud the buml of Miss Maggie Rover. At the time we were intormed that her death was caused by an attack of cholera morbus but to-day we learn that her disease was cerebro spinal meningitis. The suddenness of her death and the fact that blood came from her nose and her face flushed slightly during the funeral services, giving her a lifelike appearance, caused some of the people present to think that she might not be There was considerable talk about the matter after the burial and it finally reach City Meat Market. G.

B. FEY, Prop'r. Packer and dealer in all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats. Fine Lard, Breakfast Sugar Cured Hams, Corn Beef, Pickled pork and everything found in a tirst-class shop. that lair play is shown to every contestant.

Every reader of the hand, which was very much one sided. One merchant possessed a Tribune is requested to cut out Tiubdse is the advertising medium. llalstead merchants seem to be in for scraps this week. A "ton-sorial artist" man was run out of a store by boss, and guess he, the tonsorial man has not been in the store since. We have in our possession quite and old paper.

It is "The Times," published London, England, of the back date, Monday, uly 3d, 1787. This paper is nearly a hundred years ohl Invitation cards were received the voting notice in the paper, fill pair of black eyes and was minus some beard, this issiyely "poor business" for merchants to be en SA CSAGK A SPKCIAI.TY. out blank with name of the candidate and send it to the Tribune office. The editoi has nothing to do with the votes. Reports will bo printed each week after the KANSAS- HALSTEAD, gaged in.

But their temper gets lost at times before they think twice. J. H. MfNAHJ, Cashier INGALL5, Vice-Prs. JACOB LINN, Pres, If yo want a goad school shoe llifit will out last: 2 pair ot any other make, tak the "lied school Central Committee Meeting.

It is desired that all members nn month of August with full particulars how the vote progresses. This is one vote for HALSTEAD BANK, ed the ears of the family. Naturally they were horrified at the bare possibility of her being buried of the central committee of the by the intimate friends of Mr. Henry Kliower and Miss Barbara M. announcing the wedding I alive and decided to have the bodv People's Parly.be present in New-tou, (next Saturday) to-morrow.

CAPJTAL STOCK $50,000 General Mm Bastes. SEAL ESTATE LOM to take dace on the 2-ith of this house Shoe," The Um the market. Finlier Bendowski. Rodman Mrakota carry a fine stock of whips, brushes, etc. Don't fail to call on them for anything in that or harness line.

Business or importance is to be acted upon. mouth at Summerfield, 111. Ah the best looking lady in nalstead and oinity. The Christian festival benefit Schablowski Haering Mr. Fred Schablowski and Miss The following is the way the balloting now Negotiated on Short Notice at Lowest Reasonable Bates.

LINN, M. S. INGALLS, C. EISENmAYKH, LOmBAUD, Jr. Boston: J.

H. McNAIlt, taken up and examined by physicians for traces of life. Dr. Conrad, their family physician, was sent for and reached the place about midnight, accompanied by Dr. Max Miller.

They found the dead girl lying in the church surrounded by the family and friends. There was no question as to her of the tabernacb meeting in the Marcy building, Tuesday evening, stands. Pauline Haering were married vas a verv uleasant affair. The MiftcElla IP iss Belle lirown, 9 Two couple hailing from nupr a mnrried man's wife, it Sunday afternoon at Mr. Schab proceeds of the evening amounted in the neighborhood of $10, iss Anna Rnt m.

Mrs. Will McFarland, iss Ti llie Moser, A. T. MOUNTS IE any of the readers of the Tin lowski home in the west part ot Halstead by the pastor of the Catholic church, of which Mr. Fred Schablowski is a member.

Only a few of the intimate friends of bride and groom were invited ECNE should have a "public sale" oemg dead at ine tune or her interment for the body had already-begun to decompose and after some examination by the doctors was placed in the grave again. don't fail to call and see us. We C.S. WHITE, BLACKSMITH WAGONSHOP. I am prepared to dc all kinds of-work in the Blacksmith and-, Wagon making are pienored to get out as good SORIAL ARTIST Miss Snsie 2S Mrs.

X. F. Burrows, Mrs. M. 8.

Ingallls 2 Miss Banih Ewing, 1 Mini Jennie Btevens, Miss Kato IIux, 1 Mibs Ida Davis, 1 iss Kitty iggy, was said, promenaded our streets quite late Tuesday night. Farmers do yo know that J. H. Iiausdhildt pay tho highest market cash prices for eggs Now is the time to buy your Fall and Winter Clothing. Best Goods at thb lowest Prices- Fisher and Bendowski- bill as any office in the county and and present.

Refreshments wer our prices are accordingly. Dr. Conrad says that the flushing of her face and bleeding of the Our car of Studebaker Wagons served in the evening. Homo Again. L.

D. Brower and family wiio nose at the tuna of the funeral Miss Minnie Lawrence, 1 29 Years Eiprim BATH KOOSIS Qp'eri ftaily. and Spring Wagons has ar rivet jUugi llalstead, and as tuev are the Lest that is was simply tho result of removing the ice which had been kept about her until that time. Wednesday's Newton Republican. Any peisou who wants the Tri are well known among the citizens of llalstead and vicinity have returned to this vicinity again, after an absence of about seven months.

Mr. Brower has rented the M. S. made wc invite you to call aud see theui before buying elsewhere. Riesen fc Dyck.

For first-class barber wo-lslb overy particular, cjdl on me and yon will' fln the experienced artist. Will be pleasr-dti-Fes all the customers of the shop and many jnes. MACHINE OILS. bune and has not the money to spare jnst now, can get the paper by dropping us a postal card worded as follows, aud signing your signature to the same. Publishers oi Tkie-'ise: Please scud paper one year.

Iwiil pay How intellingent N. E. Irish Ingalls' farm, one mile south of t7 sell the pro- prielorship of several good vegetable medicines, well known in this and aijHcent counties. A II. G.

Bnth shipped a cat of cat-! tie and Doc. Pierce a car of hogs to Kausas City Tuesday. Doc accompanied the two cars to market. If you want to buy a good Bo hool Shoe Cheap, buy a pair of our "Yousa American" School Kin e. The Bst -Shoe you can Im' for tko mouoty.

FistiEi; fe BrsnousKi. est Stock est (Juidity looks with his full beard off. We llalstead and will manipulate the plow handjes'from what we understand. Guess Mr. Brower will iesi variety-'est Prices IMS' iM- Mim'l tim a S9 kans.

mail With liOrse anti ng COIlkl yon the subscript price dollar) TTithiu make a good and permanent liv- three mouths. at one time odhself posessed a mustach, and had it shaved off one day aud it was Ftvid that we favored 1 iokv. How about M. E.V be perfectly satisfied with Harvey county will stay with ns for' a or full particular apply i lull It E. IRISH, Halstead mg.

i'o at this i. while, vpe so, anyway A.