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VI, NO. 18. ENGLEWOOD, CLARK COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUG. 17, 1911. $1.00 per year A Full Line Muslin Underwear and Ready To Wear Waists at The Boston Store.

TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTtTtTTTTTTTTTTTtI a Local News Items County and City News Items That Are o( (iencrnl Interest to Our Local Heatlers. With ample capital, unequaled facilities, a desire to extend our business, and to serve your banking interests acceptably and profitably, we invite your business IIICHOME STATE BANK Capital and Surplus, $12,500.00 Englewood, Kansas The ladies of the new hotel arrived last Satusday evening. Mr. Kite is building an to his residence. The ball game Sunday between Knowles and Fnglevvood resulted in a victory for Englewood with a score of 5 to 1.

Broomcorn buyers are begin-ing to gather on the Englewood market, but no new corn has been marketed yet. Your business, passing through our hands, receives our personal attention and is held in the strictest confidence. The First National Ban Mr. Marrow of Knowles was in the city Monday. Safely Deposit Boxes for Rent Deposits Guaranteed.

Messrs Crawford and Miller were in the city Monday. Messrs Kellogg and Randolph were in from Murray last Sat. Mrs. T. J.

Higgins, two daughters and little son of Wichita, are visiting with Mrs. C. Doyle and family. Mrs. Higgins is a sister of Mrs.

Doyle. If you have never found a comfortable corset let me measure you for one. I guarantee it to fit or no pay. Miss Ethel Call at Roy Beardsley was in from Gate Saturday. 11.

T. 11EXSO.VS MH AT Alt KHT Smith. Mrs. M. L.

Oain and children were in the city Saturday. to buy your Meat, Produce, Bread, Pies, Cakes, Ice Delivered to Any Part of City. Encjlewood, Kanas Clyde Sevey was transacting business in Englewood last Sat. We buy Hogs, Cattle, Hides, Furs etc. Also buy and trade horses, some times.

'Phone, Residence 21; Shop 33. Geo. Dimond came in Monday evening on business. J. 0.

West of Lakeland, was transacting business in the city first of the week and remembered The Leader-Tribune while here. J. G. Danielson will hold a public sale at his place Friday Sept. 1.

6 and one half miles North of Readout and one half West one half North of Lake-view store. Bob Lee was in the city first of the week. Accounts not paid by first of Month, Draw 10 per cent Interest, 1J- F. IIENSON, Exciting Runaway. Monday evening of this week at about occurred the most exciting runaway that has been witnrssed in Englewood for some time.

Mrs. J. M. Grasham was driving down town when the horse took a sudden. notion to ran after crossing the bridge on live mile.

She ran South to For a cool weather corset, try the "Spirella." See Miss Smith ad. ed to build up the Beaver river SOMETHING IS The Rose barber shop will occupy a part of the p. o. TO BE DOING. The Boston Store sold as advertised.

This time bringing 80 cents on the dollar and the book accounts brought 60 cents on the dollar. Clearmont avenue then turned A picnic is announced for East and headed for the in front of the Red A Xpav (iven (o the Activities of the Santa Fe lfiiilcoiid. Doby Springs, Sept. 14 15 and rw Phnmnev where she isusu- 16. Jl WOO A liUuvV allv kept tied, but instead of stopping when she reached the E.

H. Read this week remem post she made a short turn u.e bered The Leader Tripune with a subscription. valley, but the route has been changed, and will be built from Supply to Englewood, and on toward Denver. This change is significant from the fact that no railroad cares to have its line parallelled and to go up the river from Supply would be on a parallel and with the Santa Fe should it build the proposed line west from here. Some changes have also been decided upon here in Woodward, which will give the Santa Fe better yard facilities.

The statement is also repeated that the Santa Fe will not allow theM. O. G. to run trains from Okla. City to Woodward, ahead of it, and will build a line from Alston to Okla.

Citv. liv Mrs. Isabel Hawkins propritr-ess of the to be new hotel made The Leader Tribune a very pleasant call this week. She is very much elated oyer Englewood and thinks she has made no mistake in her seliction of a town in which to build a hotel. She is accompained by her sister Mrs.

M. Gillispie. left cramping the buggy in suui a manner as to turn it up on one side throwing the occupants, Mrs. McCrellis father who resides in Mede is considered very low. Mrs.

Creshain and a smau uoy by the name of Charley Ilardes-ty, several feet in the air landing Mr. McCullough made us a them on the hard cement siue-lb- Mrs. Gresham fell on the In The Evening By The Moonlight, little visit this week. He reports kaffir corn looking fine. left side of her head and left shoulder and back, and fell in such a manner that her head was T.

J. McKinney this week remembered The Leader-Tribune with a subscription. Bellowing is a list of young folks that made a trip to the country Sundy evening and enjoyed themselves basking in the moonlight: Misses Zelpha and Etfie Roberts, Bessie and Florence Billings, Jessie and Bertha Walder, Mr. and Mrs. John Mock returned this week after several months absence.

ing them, with the line west from Woodward, a through line from Okla. City to the Colorado and New Mexico coal fields. At any rate it is apparent that the Santa Fe has a card up its sieve, and indications would lead one to believe that they will play it in the near future. turned toward the curb, whin the boy was landed completely in the doorway of the store. Mrs.

Gresham sustained some very painful injuries about tin head and shoulder blade but no bones were broken. It was at first thought tne boys leg was broken but upon examination it developr that one hip was badly bnlised but no bones bruken. After the buggy wa emptied thH horse ran diagonally across Stella Livingston, Alice Snider, Irene Goodnight, Me-srs Ernest G. W. Evans remembered The Leader-Tribune this week with a Subscription.

Crum, John Taylor, Earnest Jackson, Trob Rrach Lloyd Alex Woodward Demrcrat, Aug. 10. There appears to be something new in railroad circles this week and the wise ones are gathering together in clusters and discussing developments in whispers. For some time past appearences have indicated that the Santa Fe was getting ready for some big move, and developments of the past week begin to give an inkling to what is coming. It has always been the belief here that the Santa Fe would not release the rich country west or Woodward, in the Panhandle of Okla.

and Texas, to some other railroad without an effort. belief is now general that the Santa Fe is rapidly preparing to build aline of road from Woodward west to the coal fields, running close along the state line of Texas, and the fact that a survey of such a line was recently made lends weight to this belief. Three of the head engineers of the Santa Fe were -Wood ward within a week and upon their return to Chicago, C. Sharp, the big Sahta' Contractor was called to headquarters of the Co. at Chicago.

It is stated that the new line will be built west from the Gerlach switch just west of town, and will pass through the vicinity of Ivinhoe, north of Shattuck, and will continue in a northwesterly direction to the New Mexico line, and that work will be in progress on this line in a short time" Additional weight is lent to this belief by the sudded change of the route of the Wichita Falls Northwestern. This road had intend J. Fanchar In The City. ander, Geo. Ilallock, A style to suit every figure, a Worsham, Pat Crow, Orval Rob price to suit every pocket book, erts, Richard Klbbe, Morrison i he Ktn-i-t and struck a post at Billings, Dan Hougan.

the corner near The First National Bank, rimming one wheel and striking the rear of Ben is given in the Spirella corset. B. L. Thompson of the J. 0.

Murray Merntile Company was in the city Monday of this week. Partial list of the Bill of Fare: Grove 5 miles West, chicken cake, pickles salid, Johnsons buggy throwing it decidedly out of line. She then water melon olives, mosquito John Fanchar of near Fowler was in the city first of the week. This was Mr. Fanchar's first trip to Englewood in 15 years, though he lives within 18 miles of the town.

Mr. Fanchar is a man of 70 years but his mind is as clear as a bell and one would not take him to be over 50. He is trying an experiment with Milo Maize for the Goverment in the way of taking the crook out of the neck, and says he is succeeding. He speaks great praise for Milo as a food for stock. sandwiches with crums, various wmnul ui) in front of Wilson Mr.

Faints was in the city other things too numerous to llavn-s office after running first of the week looking after mention. amuck on a post or the awning the Diamond Bar ranch. at which time she proceeded to Rex Harris will return soon and have cha ge of a barber chair. He has been in 111. for Real Es'a'e Bulletins.

Call and get one of our Real Estate Bulletins that will enable you to purchase or exchange for any kind of property you desire in any part of the United States. Wilson Haver. deliberate herselt of the harness and the remains of the buggy which at this time became a total wreck. The horse ran a splinter about the size of a persons finger into her left hind teg otherwise she did not recive any several months past. Mr.

Rhea adjuster for the Saint Paul Insurance Co. was in Hey, Rube. There is a bunch of Kubes headed for Englewood. Everyone should keep their eyes and ears open, and hands on their pocket book. Hey, Rube.

the city this week, on his ay to Okla. where he some losses inj irK's. It I'm" iif-r cin-toin to run iii and seems to 'enjoy it. About 125 students enrolled Monday. reported.

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