The Hoxie Palladium from Hoxie, Kansas • 1

6' i. Vol. XXI. Hoxie, Sheridan County, Kansas Sep. 7 1905.

No. 4. SCHOOL ONCE MORE IN SESSION nr-o1 Npus MV Business Notices Knntaa luveiitori. Benj. Bartlet, Norway, anlt-hummer for telephone whe; Jos.

Dm ret. Reading, hay folk; Ch.is-F. Qoforth, Wichita, hemmer attachment (or tewing machines; Jas. Holt. Hutchlnton.

heatlnif drum; Wm I. Kenlson, Nlles, cross line buckle. G. E. MONTGOMERY Wanted: Steers, any Tom L.

Pratt. age, by tt HOXIE, KAN. Dealer in HARDWARE. FURNITURE HARNESS I MP FMFNTS an. Itt'Hl Ktite Trnimfsr.

I. M. Linton to Elry Wyant. the east half of the northwest quarter of lection 17. township 6.

range jo; consideration, $500. E. D. Thompson to W. F.

Lacey, the northwest quarter of section i), township 7, ranre it; consideration, $1600. J. F. Jones to Ignac Kerstine, the northeast quartet of section township 10, range jo; consideration, $kA. Fred e.

Church to Ignac Kerstlne, the southeast quarter of section township 10, range consideration, $igjo. George E. Turner to W. F. Delbert, the northeast quarter of section 14, township range consideration, $1000.

Mabel Hughes to E. D. Thompson, the southwest quarter of section township 7. range ir. consideration, $isoo.

W. M. Zer-wekh to F. L. Newton, the southwest quarter of section township 7.

range 30; consideration, $nso. C. H. Beers to N. J.

Davison, the northwest quarter of section 8, township 0, range jo; consideration, $1600. All the above real estate transfer were by war rnuty deed. The County High School and City Schools Commenced Monday-High School Enrollment, The Sheridan county high school opened Monday morning with an attendance of 30. The city schools opened at the same time. The high school teachers are Prof.

R. G. Mueller, the principal, and Miss Hazel bmith. Miss Bertha Peterson, the principal of the city schools, also does some high school work. The other teachers in the city schools are Miss Mitchell, Miss Millar and Miss Florence Baker, who have charge of the first second intermediate and primary departments, respectively.

Following is the present high school enrollment: A lot of barrels for sale at a dozen. C. F. James. if Bread, cakes and pies for sale at Dolbeare's restaurant.

tf Hostettcr, the dentist, is now located in Gallogly's music store. For top buggies, spring wagons and caariages, do not overlook the Racine at J. W. Schlicher's. tf Larrick Morrison, dentists, will be here Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept.

14, 15 and 16, If you have trouble with your teeth sec them. 4 Every man owes it to himself and his family to master a trade or profession. Read the display uwiniaii I Vj A Variety of Everything Usually Kept in a First-Class Hardware Store. Our Prices are Low Compared with the Quality of our Goods BuHlnent Notices. For top buggies, spring wagons and carriages, do not overlook the Racine at J.

Schlicher's. tf Dr. E. L. Wickizer.

optician. 1 JJ.K Ms! -a? -3 3 -4'i R. N. Long went to Salina on business Monday. County Attorney K.

R. Sloan spent Sunday with his parents at Selden. Arthur and Bessie Banes, of Selden, visited friends in Hoxie Sunday. S. A.

Sutton, once a resident of this county, now of Idaho, is here on business. Manford Hall left for the east Monday morning and will be gone several weeks. R. M. Martin and family left Tuesday for the Portland exposition and the west.

Probate Judge J. H. Brown and wife attended the soldiers' reunion at Oberlin last week. The recent cold weather is attributed by our local scientists to the eclipse of the sun last week. W.

C. Haines, of Valley township, had a load of watermelons on the market in Hoxie Monday. Miss Edith Falls, Miss Courtney, Ed Monteith and Harry Phillips spent Sunday in the country. John McCoy has sold his house to Mrs. J-.

R. Shafer. who will move it to her land at the edge of town. Alva Rock, of Valley township, has sold several loads of watermelons and vegetables in Hoxie lately A number of Sheridan county people are in attendance at the advertisement of the six Morse fwill be in Hoxie Friday and Sat- urday, Sept. 8 and 9.

Eyes examined; frames fitted. Satisfaction guaranteed, 4 Elbert Farlwr. Minnie Barber. Marie Blackman. Elmer Perclval.

Will Speer. Clarlbel Lupton. Drusllla Speer. Mildred. Bell.

Ula Jorjun. Lola Gallagher. Mary Ara Hill. Lester Briery. A.

J. Steinshouer. Eva Wrlcht. Blanche Mer.efee. Joseph NewlanJ.

Jennie Korb. Clarence Cressler. Edwin Luptun. Floyd Humes. Nellie Pope.

Winnie Wilson. Perle Dolbeare. Hazel Crum. Hazel Gallogly. Myr.i Hamilton.

Enrle Beckner. Ethel Cressler. Ethel Hougliton. Anna Qulsenberry. Schools of Telegraphy in this issue and learn how easily a young man or lady may learn telegraphy and be assured a position.

16 SAFER AND BETTER Epworth League topic for Sept. 10: "What is Practical Special music will be given and an effort will be made to have an interesting You are cordially invited. Mrs. Mueller, leader, A BOY IMPALED ON A PITCHFORK Itoslness Notices. For top buggies, spring wagons and carriages, do not overlook the Racine at J.

W. tf Larrick Morrison, the Oberlin dentists, will be in Hoxie Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 14, 15 and 16. Consult them if your teeth need attention. 4 Never send money by mail.

A bank draft is always safer; it is also better in other ways. We sell the drafts; they are good throughput the United States and Canada. Our charges are very low. The women's missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. H.

Beers Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1905. This is a quarterly meeting and a special program will be rendered. All ladies interested are invited to be present. will Prompt ly obtained or no fee.

Write for onr MCCftiFlBEMTIAU. LETTER before! applying tor patent; it is worlh money. We SB Il3otUJn PATENTS THAT PAY.fi The First National Bank HOXIE. KAN. aand he'p iiwentors tOBUncosa, 11 I For Bnli.

Five-room residence. Inquire at tlvs office. 6tf tji nriio rnoioorFKer.cn, una wesrnn jj (JJMMKO'ftta WEE REPORT ON PAT-M i.ieii'1 rnoio or FKerrn, ana we srna JMMKO'ftTS FftEE REPORT ON PAT- vprR' nrnnt loo. Hoe's (icrci r.iw.'R Utwyars. writ or eome to I JUB ut 7b D.

C.B WASHINGTON, Son ofL. 0. Starbuch Receieues Injuries which mry Prove Fatal. While driving home with a load of hay Saturday forenoon -Walter Starbuck, son of O. Starbuck, of Adell township, met witli a serious accident, receiving injuries which may prove fatal.

I lis load overturned and the boy, in falling, was impaled on his pitchfork, one tine entering beneath the ribs on the left side and passing out about eight inches higher on the right side. Doctor S. C. Higgins was immediately sum 'Hie re is now some improvement Jn the boy's condition) but it is doubtful that he will recover. lie is 16 years old.

w. j. Robertson's barn burns The. Origin of the Fire a Mystery. W.

J. Robertson's barn, in the north part of town, caught fire and was burned to the ground at about 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr. Robertson had just gone out into the country, and his wife was at alone when the fire occurred. No one had been in the barn for an hour before the fire started, and its origin is a mystery to all, The prompt action of bystanders prevented the fire from spreading.

Married, 1 DOIT FOEGET US IF IN NEED OF E. R. SLOAN J. W. WILSON SLOAN WILSON Attorney sat-Laiv HOXIE KJJf.

I'rrnbyterlHn Church AnnoiiurpniniitN. A good interest was manifested at our union meeting last Sunday night. Elder See was present and added some interesting, thoughts on the subject, "The Church and the Laboring Class." Come next Sunday night to the Presbyterian church and we will hold a union Gospel temperance rally. Two phases of the subject will be considered the effect of intemperance on the human system and its immoral influence. Regular serv'ces in the morning.

You are welcome. L. Keki.hr. Dr. E.

D. Beckner Pratt's Office in the Rear of Miss Millinery Store Hoxib Kan. Windmills and Pumps Wagons and Buggies Plows and Grain A COMPLETE LINE OF THRESHING SUPPLIES ADVERTISING in The Hoxie Palladium always brings results. W. F.

Schultheis, Attokney-at-Law, Real Estate, Insurance, Loans. Hoxie, Kan. Miss Mercy Hill, of this place, and Mr. W. S.

Thompson, of Coeur J. W. SGHLIGHER LUMBER G. A. R.

encampment in Denver this week. Teachers will be in demand this year. There are about 20 more schools in the county than there are teachers. The Sheridan county normal institute closed Thursday. Friday and Saturday were devoted to a teacher's examination, Miss Edna Lupton left Monday morning for Lawrence, where she will attend the University of Kansas during the coming term.

R. R. Davis sold a part of his farm in Bow Creek township last week at a profitable price and will soon make Hoxie his home. The lecture which was to have been delivered Monday evening was postponed, the lecturer not having been able to be present. W.

S. Quisenberry and Sam Herron were among the Hoxie people who attended the Norton county fair at Norton last week. Elias Ritter, of Selden, left for Hays Sunday to attend the State Normal School there the coming term. He went by way of Grain-field. The Colby football team will be here Saturday, Sept.

17, to play the Hoxie team. Colby has a strong team which has not been defeated for three years. Hoxie needs some good rooming houses badly. Many more students would attend high school this winter if they were able to get the necessary accommodations. Mrs.

Force will live on the Quis enberry ranch east ot town this winter. Her household goods were taken there Monday. Cnct Force will manage the ranch during the winter. Mrs. M.

I. Woods, of Valley township, went to Selden Saturday by way of Her father, J. M. Swalley, joined her at Selden and they went to Denver to attend the G. A.

R. encampment this week. The HOXIE PALLADIUM 01 all kinds. Let us figure on your bill D'Alene, were married Sunday, Sept. 3, at Wheatland, at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Selden G. Hopkins. Mr. Thompson was formerly a Plainville boy.

They will make their, home at Coeur D'Alene, Ida. A Good Rain at Last. A heavy rain fell Monday night and another Tuesday afternoon, moistening rhe sod to a considerable depth. Corn was suffering for want of moisture, and rainfall was badly needed. The rain was general, not having been confined to any one locality.

Saline County Fair Sept. 19 to 22. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 19, 20, 21 and 22, are the days set for the Saline county fair at Salina. A number of attractions have been secured, and reduced rates have been made by the railroads.

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