The Bushton News from Bushton, Kansas • 1

3 I- 1 firs NEWS. D. HARDING, Editor and Proprietor. 7 A Bushton First Last ai. All the Time.

Subscription, $1,00 Per Year, Strictly in Advance- BUSHTON; RICE COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1903. NO. IK i 1 7- 1 Louis Wesseler received an in LOGAL LORE. quiry from a relative in St Louis H. STAATZ, M.

Physician and Surgeon. MACHINERY- HARVESTING ast week as to whether he had been washed away by the flood. Ice Cream Soda at Koeppen's. No vacant houses in Bushton Ottka tot dor Mtk rntture Stare. KANSAS.

The damp weather affected our now. ink roller to such an extent that it was put out of business and Remember the fcJ. S. picnic on had to rustle a new one this week." Plum creek today QC. MAHAfTY, M.

Physician and Surgeon. Office Cast 5ide Naio Street. BUSHTON, KANSAS. Schwerdtf eger's carpenter's The Bushton Mill has been run- went to Lorraine yesterday to put eing full time this week. Our samples of 1903 Neio 2fcCormick and Johnston Head-ers and the Famous McCormick Binders 5, 6 7 and 8 foot cut, are now ready for your inspection.

Please remember that the prospect for a big wheat crop, all orer the United States, was never better than at present and the demand for Harvesting Machinery is very heavy. Therefore, "to" be certain of getting just what you want in a harvesting machijie, you should place your order at once. All orders will be taken subject to crop conditions. This will assure you a machine if you need one, while if you delay giving your order you might not pet he finishing touches on a -house Try the Floradora Opras five they had been building at that for 10c at O. R.

Koeppen's. place. G. SMITH, D. D.

of Great Bend. P. Frank Finnin is having his Al Macke'y and family moved farm residence repainted. over from Claflin Tuesday and occupy the Dell property. Al Will be at Dr.

Mahaff y' of fke en --Wednesday of each week. Ask Jim Cherry and Charlie Mcllree how they like sour beans I will work on the section until KANSAS. BUSHTON, harvest. just what you but would be compelled to take a machine that tcould not prove satisfactory. Frank Redfield of Ellinwood visited friends in Bushton Friday.

Loy E. Smith and family of LAZE, Geneseo have moved into Mrs. G1 The Bushton Roller Mills sent We also carry in stock a full stock of Shelf Hardware, Great Western, Majestic and Garland Stoves Enameled Ware, Granite Ware, Tin Ware, Etc. Very Respectfully, Nellie Hohl's house and will make Bushton their home for the a load of flour to Chase PHOTOGRAPHER, present. la Utect Styles.

KANSAS. AM Wri LYONS, Jno. Kuntz and Jim Cook paid Arthur Schoenig arrived home W. B. APPEL GO.

Holyrood a visit Tuesday after from Enterprise Saturday. Arthur is one of the graduates from the Enterprise Normal Academy noon. T. Tod Hager came over from Gen- this year. Auctioneer, eseo and spent Sunday with his J.

D. Montgomery is back to family. old Kansas again and orders the Terms reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed. News sent to Lorraine, Kansas. Mrs.

Hedwig E. Frank and he Poteont Powe Jim has been in Iowa the past Of Bunte's Prices! lltllll KANTA5. Mrs. Jno'. Kuntz were Lyons vis year or so.

itors Tuesday. Some Mo. Pacific surveyors C. L. Bernstorf and bride ar were in Bushton Monday morn 0 ERT STRATMANN, Notary Public ing, surveying lor a new side rived home on the belated train Sunday morning.

track to be built here some time in the near future. Back of this Store's unexampled increase in business is the sound principle of giving the. fullest measure of Values One Hundred cents worth of Merchandise for every dollar spent here. The fame of Bunte's Low Prices is known wherever thrifty folks are ounlwithin our gates.) Our policy is clearly defined our stalwart principles firmly set. We stand sponser for every thing we sell.

We are ready and anxious to right every wrong. Your money is not ours while any cause for dissatisfaction exists. "No store enjoys greater buying facilities none have the commercial courage to meet our prices with like quality. Thus "No store enjoys greater buying facilities none have the commercial courage to meet our prices with like quality. The writer made a business trip to Wichita Saturday, returning home Sunday Farm Loans, Real Estate.

and Insurance. Ice cold Pop Ice cold: Milk Shake Ho Lemonade Cold Lemonade All O. K. at O. K's.

The "small boys" treated Lou F. W. Thomas and Bert Bak our business continues to grow each day; taking deeper root in your confidence. er of Holyrood were in Bushton Sunday afternoon. OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT -STYLE ON YOUR HEAD.

Bernstorf and bride to a charivari KANSAS. H0LYE00D Your attention is directed to Monday night and in turn were treated to oraneres and cake. All the new shoe ad of Mangelsdorf Bros. in this issue. had a very enjoyable time.

Wbv bay roor hosiery when the best can be Itonght for 25 cents? The Black Gat Brand wear thre times longer than the ordinary kind. No. 15 lathe bearieet and atronjrrst in the world for boya. N'o 38 for Mioses aud Children in the light weight; Medimm weight for boys and Ask Buntes for the Black Gat Stocking. Godfrey Allinger arrived home George Eckers has fitted up a lathe in the carpenter shop and last week from Oklahoma, where he had been on business.

is doing some fine, wood turning. He learned the turner trade in Germany and is a skilled work There will be preaching ser JOHN MEHL, Contractor Builder, BUSHTON, SoHcks Your Patronage. GH en Him When in Need e4 ficst-Uass Work. Estimates famished upon Ap-plicaUaM. Aa Experienced Work mart.

man. vices at the M. E. church Sun G0RSBTS: That'a the imprwslononrha's glTel naren't yon Often noticed the differ nee in the appearance a really sty Hah hat give its we rer? Of co arte yaa Did yuu ever hare a hat that "just sailed you" and you've nevar been able to duplicate? We can do It tbats our business. day morning and evening.

Henry Roelfs and daughter Yetta, Bruegger and daugh Andy Dell came in last week ter Alma, and Mrs. F. Schoenig Your shoes are a large factor, in determining your general appearance. -Why not improve it by wearing a pair of our $2.75 Seamless Shoes? and dausrhter, Clara arrived from Oklahoma, where he had been for several weeks past. home Friday night from Enter prise.

Kiley and family have moved into the Maes property just The carpenters commenced ac tive operations on W. E. Appel M. VOLKLAND-- Notary Public. Famous Wm? Miltion Wearers.

Co. new building this week. Our Remnant Laces. Who can describe the sunbeams, or poi tray the delicate filaments of the spider web? We cannot picture, in words, the richness of our laces. We want you.

to see them. Your choice of remnants from 2 yds. up to 6 yds. 10eent8. They expect to get it enclosed vacated by the Steimel family.

Bert Hoyt son of the Lyons Republican funny man, spent Sunday visiting friends in Bushton. before harvest. They'll have to --Glothiri Department. If you are not acquainted with our store and prices, for your own satisfaction see our Clothing. You may want to know where to buy something in this line at right prices.

Come und see us, then you'll know. Good suits for men and boys, from $3.25 up. hurry. A vonficr ladv was heard to re- ra.DK otucnai is nome again mark one evening: recently that I from Lindsborg, where he had i VI. all her Cherries were frozen this.

Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Collections. BUSHTON, KANSAS. been attending Bethany college. spring but she had, some hopes of running: an 'extra gang" this The M. E.

Sunday School pic GROGERIES summer. nic comes off today, at the grove on Habiger's farm, southeast of Henry Steimel's family moved EMBROIDERY. The newest, nicest, and for the quality, cheapest you ever bought. See then and remember we are glad to show them to yon, busy or not busy. to Ellinwood Saturday.

Mr. b. town. 0 Don't spend your money in the large cities when you can get just as much for your dollar here. Our stock is fresh and will be sold at a small profit to enable us to turn our stock quickly, thus will still retain his position as We intend to advertise in this column, from week to week, such property as is offered for sale and Mrs.

Jas. Susank and children manager of the Bushton Skim Station and will board with, the keeping it Examine the quality of our goods, then judge for yourself the best place to do your trading. of Hoisington have been visiting at Mrs. Thompson's the past Orth family. thus offer a medium between buy week.

er and seller will handle lands The advent of three families this week increases the popula Joe Spatz and Henry Roehr Borate, Soiras as well as live stock and other personal property. Come and tion of Bushton by fifteen. At this rate Bushton will have a were over to Lorraine the fore part of the week doing some population not to be sneezed at in list with us what you have to sell plastering. a few months. and what you wish to buy and we The League picnic at Spitze's The subscription paper for the will, for a reasonable commission Kaw Valley flood sulferers is still attend to your wants.

open at the Bushton State Bank. grove, Wednesday, was well at tended and a good time was en joyed by all. Open your heart and contribute dwelling: nouses ana lots in We had the pleasure of a visit with our old boyhood friend, J.J. Moran, of McCracken, Saturday. Mr.

Moran is proprietor of the McCracken Roller. Mills, having your mite toward alleviating the Bushton. all their earthly possessions and barely escaped with their lives. Harvest hands have already commenced to arrive and from present prospects the farmers will experience little difficulty in Guarantee Shoernakers $1.50 Men's Shoe-Guaranteed to be made of Solid Leather- uaranteed to Jive Satisfaction-ood Ghicao Sterling Calf Vamp suffering of a stricken people. W.

D. Peters of near Chase Two 160 Acre Farms 8 miles Dr. J. H. Staatz departed Wed recently purchased that came up to mill Monday and spent a few hours visiting the southeast of Bushton.

nesday morning for; Chicago, securing needed help to take care 160 Acre Improved Farm 8 News family. Arthur Schoenig handed in for of the abundant wheat crop in where he will attend a course of lectures and thus keep up-to-date in his profession. The doctor miles south of Bushton. Pat Clair hauled out a fine new this section. publication a nice report of com Hot Peppers farm 6 Peter Smith of Ellinwood, has 160 Acre Improved miles south of Bushton.

cook stove Monday. Pat is evidently getting ready to entertain harvest hands. Choice building lots in Hauser A Volkland addition to Bushton. C. L.

Bernstorf expects to take expects to be gone three weeks. Mrs. Huthsteiner and family of Tell City, Indiana, arrived here Saturday morning and are visiting the family of George Cramm, southwest of Bushton. Mrs. H.

is a neice of Mrs. Cramm. Chas. Hartmani and family, who live at Hobart, Oklahoma, Can give time on part, on all of in the meeting of the State Em-balmer's Association at Leaven the above. Money to loan on worth next week.

farms at reasonable rates with privilege of making partial pay lost about 500 worth of property The writer and wife expect to take in the Editorial excursion to Colorado next Friday. will Men's 6hoe ood Hemlock Soles-- ood, Heavy, Sole Leather Gounters- ood Goat Skin Tops--: 00D SHOES, Try a Pair. ments. If you have any surplus be gone five days. Wm.

Volkland last week sold money, we can place it for you. For further particulars, see Wm. Volkland, at the Bushton State Bank. the Allinger farm sw qr. of 36 mencement week at the Enterprise Normal which, owing to a press of "other matter will have to go over until next week.

Wm. Mangelsdorf and daughter, MissMinnie, drove to Ellinwood Sundays where Mr. Mangelsdorf took the train for Atchir son to-visit fewdays-with relatives and attend to matters of business. Bro. Harding of the Bushton News, seems to be enjoying a very prosperous season.

Besides putting in a lot of new i material he 're jently -purchased a home for the News plant. Chase Register. JL subscription paper was started here, Fridays for; the Kaw Valley flood sufferers iLancb, $100 was subscribed in a Bushton citizens, are alway- Iib eral with their cash in a ase of this'kind. Jonas i Swarner's sister, Mrs. Ida Kayler and 'family, consisting of an invalid husband- and a son, were among the flood sufferers at Armourdale.

They lost been assisting in the Mangelsdorf store at this place this week in the absence of Mr. Mangelsdorf. Pete has lots of friends here who are always glad to see his jovial countenance. fWhilethe old folks were out in the back yard Sunday ievning, watching the kids play hide and seek," a young man went, in and stole away the daughter of the house and flew away to church-he brought her back. The Odd Fellows elected new officers Friday night, as follows: Noble Grand, B.

C. Shonyo; Vice Grand, C. Bunce secretary, W. E. Appel; Treasurer, A.

P. Lonnen. The installation occurs on the first meeting night in July. -Vv All diseases start in the bowels Kep them open or yoa will be sick. cascjlekts set like nature.

Keep liver and bowels active withoat a "sicken-iog griping Six million people take aod recommend cascaskts try a 10c box. All druggists. 11 2-o4 Now is the time to subscribe. 18-10 to Fred Behnke. Con sideration, $5,000.

The little city of Carman, Ok in the recent flood. Their residence was swept away by the high. water. Mrs. Hartman is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs, Jno. Orth of this place. Fred Miller and family from southeast of Chase, visited Sunday with S. Huebner and family and Monday Landlord Heinly and family. Mr.

Miller paid the Newb a' pleasant We are always glad to i see Fred. Come again. 7 Thet Woodmen of Bushton have grown, quite weary of paying ex-horbitant hall rent and will store their paraphenalia for a while iss edna McClelland, lahoma, near where A. lives, was badly damaged by Teacher of Are Sole AAonts, a cycle ne recently; Charlie Mcllree and Shirley Shonyo have accepted temporary PIANO AND ORGAN, Witt la Boahtoa Thursday of each week. tXtt.Hiulw ShoBjo'a, Fascial;" Training for.BegiBBera.'i .2 positions with the Mo.

Pacfic PJaimielsdoirf Bros. Go railroad tie tampers Thru the courtesy of John Bushton News, i Roth we are in receipt of the all for $2.15 and meet some other place. The Workmen -have done likewise. Have not learned what the Odd Fellows intend to do.t 4 Lyons Republican BUSHTON, KANSAS. a Eustis Lake Region, paper K.

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