McAllaster Weekly Herald from McAllaster, Kansas • 1

Herald. LLASTER Terms, $1.00 Per Year. McALLASTER, LOGAN COUNTY, KANSAS, FEBRUARY 11, 1888. Volume 1, Number 36.3 IIKltLlIX. G.

Edholm sohhis interest in A Detective Nhoot ail Kdltor. Birmingham, Febuary 4. om Ellis, editor of the hornet, was the Herald and will hereafter keep M. R. KEENAN Dealer I.

SBjidd is putting up a ear of buying or trading for a print bersheu. shot and mortally wounded by De Town and Country. Moriday morning was cool enough tf sit on ice. The Herald sold a few extra qopies last week. ing office, the Herald is now in the tective Sullivan this evening.

Ellis Charley Teeters was on our streets ands of parties that, will make it use- published matter in his ast Sunday. paper iil as well as General Merchandise. urns Sullivan which the latfc J. L. Tyler, is reported under the Fred S.

Rogers wid J. W. Miles regarded as libelous. Topeka Cap weather this week. went up to Winona last Tuesday, itol.

Miss Belle Mclnroy departed for returning Wednesday -The boys New stock of groceries always on hand at Keenan's. Every freight train brings new goods to MoAllaster. A fresh supply of Editors take warning and be care- Winona last think Winona a nice place but like ul what you publish McAllaster's location much better E. A. IIudkins took a trip to other people.

Wallace on business last Tuesday. and think McAllaster's future better as there are a great many who live Several- Chinamen went through his place last Sunday. Omaha Merchant "See here. I GEOCEKIES, E. A.

Hudkins, our flour and feed gave you a Waterbury watch for a man sow in ousiuee 01 corn last nearer McAllaster than Winona, who say they, will make McAllaster their Christmas present and told you never Wednesday. to be late at your post again." J. Pi Israel's car of household point to trade soon as a good stock of lumber is put in at this place Tardy Cash Bay "Yessir." goods were pulled to Winona Tues "Do you wind it up every morning LCONSTANTONiWJ I keep every thing to be had in a first class store. You are respectfully invited to call and get my prices before going elsewhere. 'hich will be done soon, nsMr.Budd day morning.

when you get up, as I told you?" is expecting his stock out. Fred Rogers went down to Wi- "Yessir." C. S. Iviley will go oast next McAllasterhas the best equipped postoffice in Logan county. Wednesday was a good day for our flour and feed merchants.

Preaching next Sunday at the ysual hour. Turn out Pressed beet and pork for wholesale trade at Forker McQwiston's Wallace, Kansas. We are informed that two letters has passed over the star route since it has been established. uona on business Tuesday and re Then what made you so late this KANSAS. McALLASTER, turned Wednesday.

week to Missouri to be gone a few weeks, Mr. Riley can tell in person people back there that the lies have Dick Evans, the retired merchant "Winding it." Omaha World. L. T. BORNT, Notary IWic.

A. S. BOOTON, Land Ageut. of Winona, was in our City a few Lo(jan comity Leader. been published in eastern papers in xx Dr.

Burdick entertained his Mou- hours last Monday. ird to suffering Kansas are will Mrs-. Tyler and daughter, ment friends with a farewell dance at the hotel in that place Tuesday The Western Kansas Land ful lies, and are not a single instance in this county tfany suffering of any came up from Page last Sunday There were thirty-three and returned Tuesday, The Union Pacific Railway have paid their taxes for Logan and couple present, and the enjoyment kindj unless it was some one that was suffvriftg: for some good old L. A. Jordan has traded his house wes complete.

C. M. Campbell and Wallace counties, which amounts to and lot to F. S. Rogers for his in cider.

We look for a great many the Leader editor were xq only $14, 500. terest in the livery stable. out from his old stamping grounu Russell Springs representatives, ex Tha soaking rain we had; las.tweek AGENCY, office in has seyeral J. W. Miles'has openedup abarber after they hear what he has to say cepting the geniel doctor himself, al Jeft the ground in fine s.hape for about this part of the country.

shop.jin Budds store and is now pre pared to accommodate the public. beit, the editor never dances. Dad The Topeka Insurance Company, springs work, and the farmers go rejoicing as they bring their plows Hobert was there, and Dad can shake HaS Opened pened an John Anderson and Show Shudy Ilynes President Wm: Benford bis foot as lively as the most spngh town to get them repaired for of Sheridan station was in town last Have appointed M. It tly youngster in Logan county, springs work. night Johns laugh is as hearty as ever, Keenan local agent for McAUas Eastern Journals are still howling E.

G. Edholm and A. S. Booton ter, if you want to insure your prop thousand acres of land in Logan and Gove Counties FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. We haveTsome of the finest school landQforsale( erty call on Mr.

Keenan and take about a great deal of suffering being endured in western Kansas. The in proprietor's of the Herald, were The parties that stole those gloves put of this office last Sunday are known. If they wil bring them back we will give, them money w.j 3 a policy with a home company, and if mm, Uiuy uetwetsn ixmns eunessuoy report that there is suffer you meet with a loss you will not Charley Israel went down to Wi ing of any kind for want of fuel have to contend with trouble in get enough to buy a new pair, but nona last. 'Monday. HeVwill here- or food is false.

What their object ting your loss settled, they pay their they dont we will get the gloves by -t after work, on ttte, "Clipper'1- force, tp be found in Logan County. is in circulating thesft malicious lies osses promptly and are right here jp. some other means. Charles Booton, who did the work Lands bought and sold on commission. 0 cannot comprehend unless it is to kep emmigration out of this country.

on the Herald last week, is this i School Meeting. Kansas, all the officers of the 'are Kansas men. tro ritrht away and take A school meetinf was held here If youare looking if orja home, and want to settle, week holding down the "Messenger" Toey are aware of the fact that If out a policy in the Topeka ins. Co, at Winona. the people the east continue to Jl 1 J- -1 0 8th T.

H. Malone presided as chairman, and P. S. Rogers acted BHcrfitarv. The followim? school Mr.

Edwin Edholm, brother in a good community where schools and churches are, already organized cometq Messrs. Fred Rogers and I. ie ive xnat aimosi ueseriou country, Ernest G. Edholm has recently Budd, took a trip to, Wallace last at the rate they have in the last few arrived inAmerica from Sweden, board was elected for the ensuing TM T' monday, they report' things, very years, that the time is near at He has traveled all over a great many quiet there hand when every person has left that year. u.

o. 4uey uitbowt, a. Budd Clerk, D. F. Jones Treasurer foreign country's, 'having been country and come to "Sunny Kansas Mr.

J. Miles has purchased South America, ranee, bpain ana this was the first school Meeting vAr Vmlrl in MnAllastflr and will be a fine reclining barber chair and wil! Programme i. Great Bitton and now he pays place it in here and have a first class Of McALLASTaR Literary Sooiej potable event in the future history America a visit. He is very lucky in having a brother here who can barber shop. tt'foe 11th.

or ij.ogan county. Musio by all. Mr, P. Israel and; family went Declamation Bertha Dews. talk some different language, ana one who is as well posted in America down to Winona last Sunday to live, Everything is brightning to the people of McAllaster, growing to a Mr.

Israel will now turn his whole Biographical sketch J. Wv Miles. And' 'select one from ourlist. as in Sweden, and who also has trav bong alter Dews. metropolis, ihe Union 1 acihc wil.

attention to the "Clipper." eled in many foreign climes, but thinks Logan county the garden Select reading Miss Anna and town property, at reason put in a depot here this summer Mrs. "vVishard, of Douglas Co. about the same as the Winona depot able prices. of all his travels. Illinois, arrived here yester-day and expects to keep house for her two Speech I.

Budd. 'Essay G. E.Keenan. Select reading Mrs. J.

W. Borton and there will be another genera Stationary note and blank books stock of Merchandise and hardware Deeded Lands at from $3 tq $1Q pe aere sons living west of McAllaster, at Keenan cut in here, and numerous other Song by Charity and Clio Borton The herald received this week Mr. Hiatt, who owns a claim join ing the town" site on theHorth, is put jmprovments and dont you forget it, other land at from $1 to $4 pepaere, Cal on or AddreBs a. fine Catalogue of Artists Modern McAllaster will make a town Declamation Mr. M.

R. Keenan. Extemporaneous class. Declamation in Swede Chas. Olen, Houses of low cost, it coutains 58 1000 inhabitents in less than 24 ting down a well.

That is what every man who owns a claim should complete plans and estimates months. Booton tfcpornt. do. I Question for "debate, resolved that railroads have been more benefit to buildings. It is something that everv carpenter and builder should Call and see the new stock Furniture at Keenan's.

KANSAS, WINONA, the world than stermshipg have. Price 25 cts. Sherman County still in an I proar Negative. E. A.

Hudkins received a car load of corn last Monday. What's the matter 'with MoAllaster. when the business men get their supplies by Water color Message Malone The books and records still at seemingly worth a large Affermatiye. J. W.

Miles; J. W', Borton I. S. Budd' Wm. Mathews Goodland.

I. S. BUDD the car load. amout of money, confronts you upon C. E.

Keenan Jas. W. Borton F. S. Rogers Eustis people making a brav J.

W. Borton has rented and occu ooeninincr Demorst's Monthly kick. The liovernor has taken it in 1 Magizene for Febuary (now ready) pied the hotel, and is now ready to hand and tells thepeople of Sherman Dealer In IPlaj lnBlIMlllacds with Jessie James. dish up meals for the hungry. Mr, and you wonder if you have drawn county that no county seat fight can Borton will make McAllaster a first "Col.

Nave and myself," said Mr. a prise. Upon very close axamina' tion you discover that it is a repro be settled by force. class landlord. Rutherford, "ware playing billiards A mortgage is a strange institution duction, yet so cleverly done that Mr.

Dexter formerly of the firm one night in St. Joseph when a man was nlavinsr at an adjoining table It makes a man rustle, and it keep: Bigbee Dexter at Winona has an expert would be deceived: framed him poor. It is a strong incentive A. tf CJ with two pistols buckled around him. and hung up, your friends woul rented the blacksmith shop of T.

Roek Springs Carbon Louisville to action, and a wholesale reminder I accidently poked my cue amdnst think you had gone to the expense Malone, and is now ready to exeoute of the fleeing months and years. j. (i I him and he jumped as if shocked by- of a fine water-color. This is one any work in his line. I.

S. Budd received a car load mortgage- represents industry because the little surprises that Demorest': it is never idle and never rests. It electricity. Col. Nave seemed, to fear there would be trouble, so he said; 'Col Jessie James, shake hands with Monthly is always giving its readers lumber last Tuesday, parties wishin.

is like a bosom friend, because the This one, particularly, is worth more lumber to build should inspect greater the adversity the closer it my friend, Jack than a whole year's subscription. his stock before buying. He wi sticks to a Fellew. It is like a brave "After this James -joined our party you buy the Febuary number for guarantee you satisfaction. soldier, it never hesitates at charge and i found him to be a very inter- I will endeavor to keep a full stock on hand at this valuable picture, you will be J.

W. Miles, one of our contractors ing nor fears to close in on the enemy interested in the contents of the all times which I will sell at same price esting talker. Late that night Col. and builders has manufactured an It is like the sand-bag of the thug. Nave, prompted by his sense of po Magazine, that you will want it ever as any other railroad town.

elegant mug rack for the barber silent in its application but deadly liteness, invited James to ride home month; and having it you will shop. you want to see some of in our carriage, and we accompanied supplied with reading matter inter McAllaster, Kansas. I. in effect. Like the very hand of providece, it "spreads all over creation his work call and see it.

him. The next morning when Col. esting to the whole family. Singl W. H.

Parker, our gentlemanly and its influence is elsewhere visible Nave and myself rrot up we found copies, 20 cts; yearly, $2. Published Union Pacific agent at this place, has the city in ereat excitement. Jessie by W. Jennings Demokst, 15 East It is the grasp of the devil-fish, the lonrrer it holds the greater the J. W.

MILES got things nice shope in his ofhce James had beeen asssassinated. 14th New York. and you will always find him working strength. It will exersise feeble en erg-ies and lend activity to the slug "So you see Col. Nave and myself for the interest of the U.

P. It. R. Hvnes the president of The Co. have it to say that the greatest ban cish brain.

No matter how hard ft Topeka Insurance Company was dit of modern times played his last C. D. Corsout the good-naturei this fcity a short time Wednesday came of billiards with us." K. C. whole soled lumber rustler from Monument, was in' this city between My work speaka debtors work, the mertgage works haader still.

It makes a fellow sour cross, selfish, unsociable and miserable, and rarely does him any good, only to exercise Eureka Mes- afternoon, he made M. It. Keenan his agent at McAllaster. Mr.Hynes Times. trains Thursday, Charlev will take Parties desiring to build will do well to call on me.

for itself. McALLASTER, Clocks from $1.75 to $5.00 at the charge of Budd's lumber vard in is doing good work in these part: KANSAS the near future. postfflice store. and meeting with success in genera.