Grant County Republican from Ulysses, Kansas • 1

JV4 lM)AN Ut)UNTYr VOLUME XXX 1 NEW ULYSSES. KANSAS. SATURDAY, MAY 14,1921. NUMBER 4 REPFJB Word was received last Satur OOOOOOMOOOW.0OOOM Local and Personal Miss Deane Miller is at Topvjta day from Mrs. Doerschlag near Tbpeka, stating that Mr.

Doer 0 10. on accou nt of th affliction t- a O. M)t Jfloscoto pjanfe. Our $10 Assortment: schlag had got a piece of steel in ta pne of his eyes and that the H. Doerschlag.

0 0 Ralph Meyer has lately tom specialist had been unable to remove it and that the eye would 0 0 0 0 pleted a well for J. R. Lyla at their new home. '0 0 0 0 0 0 have to be removed. This comes 5 cans apricots 5 caDS peaches 4 cans pink salmon 10 bars laundry soap Sack of Flour 10 pounds gran, sugar 10 pounds hominy flake 8.

pounds' Blue Rose rice W. R. Reynolds, Pres. J. E.

George, Vice Pres. Stephenson, Cashier. A General Banking Business Transacted, Farm Loans. Insurance. 0 Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Gorman as very sad news to their many are enjoying a visit from her par1 'rien'ds here, where they lived 0 ents, who live at Wichita. 0 until about fifteen years ago. While working with a mower sickle on his farm here about six The Ulysses ball team report 0 a score of 6 to 4 in their favor at MOSCOW KANSAS. 2 0 0 0 the teen years ago he got a piece of Moscow last Sunday, They play 6 lbs hand pkd navy beans package oat meal 5 lbs prunes gallon white syrup 6 cans No.

3 hand packed tomatoes Our $5.00 assortment may be seen at store. C. H. BINNEY steel in his right eye ajid had to at Deerfleld tomorrow. iavo it taken out in order to save The many friends of Miss Inez the sight of the other and now Downey will be glad to learn of 0 isotaflly blind.

He owns and her recent marriage to Mr. Otto 0 Operates a good farm about seven Burmeisterof Scotts Bluff, Nebr, NASH 00000000000000000000000 00 BROS miles from Topeka, but this mis R. S. Jones, who proved up a fortune will greatly handicap him homestead in west Grant county nthis business. several years ago, came out the first of the week for a visit.

He iWord received later states that his e.Ve was not removed as plan lives at Ford and is hale and Si ned but that very little hope was Calls answered promptly day or night. We have a nice line of Caskets and Burial Robes on hand at all times. Hearse and Embaliner furnished on short notice, and every accommodation possible is guaranteed. J. J.

NASH, Licensed Embalmei. LA KIN KANSAS. hearty yet. en tertained for his sight. ft r' A tine rain visited this county The Track Meet.

last Friday which came in time to do much good to the wheat The track meet was not so well atteuded as was hoped, only four crop, bo iar as we have learned it was general but was heavier in of, the seven outside teams being 1 P. jv. some places than others. present, only part of the program could be carried out on account Mr. and Mrs.

Tar bet are the proud. parents of a big girl born NEW STOCK We have just opened a store at Moscow and we invite the people of. Grant jCounty to come andexamine oiir stock and get bur prices. 1 We carry a good line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Men's Hats, Spring Millinery for the Ladies, Furnishings and Notions. Our goods are all new and fresh from the city and bun prices very reasonable.

Gray Rosel Moscow kansas' of rain Hugoton took first honors in the 50 yards dash in 5 2-5 seconds, Montezuma second, and Wednesday niorniDg and weigh ing eleven pounds, it is not Ford Ulysses third and fourth. In the necessary to state that all parties discus throw, Ulysses took first concerned are perfectly satisfied. and third, Hugoton secoud and Several of the farmers have a Moscow fourth the greatest dis complained that their wheat fields are showing bad signs, something tance being 101 feet-11 inches fiU'ssea took first and fourth in like the effects of drouth but the the 100 yards with Montezuma ground is not dry. The leaven and Hugoton holding down sec are yellow and the plant does not ond and third, the time being 11 grow as it should. seconds.

While visiting at her grand Ensign won the half mile in 2 father's on. Wednesday Mildred minutes 21 seconds, Montezuma Binney had both bones of her second, Moscow thij-d and Hugo- $440.00 f. o. b. I etioit With Spring comes the Rush Season for Ford Cars.

Each year, thousands have been compelled to wait for their cars after placing their orders. Some right arm broken near the writ ton fourth. by being thrown from buggy First honor in shot put went to Do you know? arid she is Montezuma by this time the rain The fracture was set getting along nicely. 2 The baccalaureate services for became so heavy that operations were stopped and the field was so heavy ihat nothing further times they have waited many months. the graduating class of 1921 were By placing your order now, you will be protect That prices are down on all kinds of Building Material and that you can build a house or barn now for much less money than' you could have done a year or two years ago the church on Sunday was done.

A total of 54 points evening in the presence of a large ing yourself against delay. You will be able to get were made by all the schools of 4l croud. Some excellent music reasonably prompt delivery on your Ford car. And which Ulysses got 21, Mentezuma 14i Hugoton 11,. Ensign 5 and Prices on paint and oil are away off dnb you can now dress up your building at a was furnished by the high schoo followed by an address by Rev Fyou will have it to enjoy when you- want it tnost this Moscow 3.

Of the Ulysees team Ramsay, spring. Don't put off placing your order. Fred Pudge took 10 points, Rav The Western Prairie club held Miller 6 and Elmer Pudge 5 Montgomery took 8 of the 14 an all day meeting with Mrs. II a At small cost. It pays to do it.

We sell the well known International Harvester Company line of implements and these prices are down, also. Wire Posts' Lumber Hardware. V. Maxwell, May 5truMiss Mary points made by Montezuma. McGillivray and Miss Mae Max Ulysses Auto Co.

New Ulysses, Kansas. Helfrick carried off, 10 of the 11 made by Hugoton, Doerr all of well assisted the hostess in serv ing a delicious dinner including Ensign's scores and chicken, mashed potatoes, cream arul Sapp 2 and 1 for Moscow. 35 Western Lumber Co. MOSCOW KANSAS ed peas, noodles, dressing, hot Our high school offered a large rolls, butter, combination salad cup for the winning team and the field score awarded it to them. Ed Nelf called at Mr.

Kiistners chess pies and coffee. Mrs. Max Monday well read the story of Russia, Mrs. McCall read of liussia's Or Shocey Items. Mrs.

Ed Geyer spent Monday Listen to this. Some Insure their against loss from hail and storm of different kinds. Some insure their houses and UltainfltlB Climinat. Ptrilrknau on1 her mother and father. puan itaces ana mvs.

uyie read A glorious revival at Walnut Grove closed Sunday night with Mr. V. Maxwell made a trip of Russian art. Mrs. Gumm an ISRAEL MOORE, LAWYER.

Notary Public. to Garden City Tuesday. Misses Nfaxwell and McGillivray a good nutriber saved and some sanctified and we know that those were guests Following the clul Writes ola line nre insurance, County Sunday School Convention on Thursday, May 19th, writes deeds, mortgages and all program, angel food cake an who did not attend missed one of fires and such like. What "shape will you be found in at age 65 and what will your family do in case of loss of life if some miss-fotune over take you? kinds of conveyancing. Good The parties taking my steel i aps south and west of my place orn where they were set for f-oyote, are known and please re-tr.

rn to me and avoid trouble. Gen. Basler Jr. Sweet potato plants ready for planting. 35 cents per hundred.

D. Kepley. punch were served Gods greatest blessings. farms and stock ranches for sale The High School gave' thei Brother Pratt is able to handle Alumni banquet on Wednesday all day. Ralph Meyer has pulled his well outfit to lioy Hiatt's lot just back of the hardware store and is completing a well there.

Mr. New Ulysses. Kansas. Notice. the word of God and preach it in its fullness the Holy Ghost and evening at which time they en Comein and talk life insurance with me and fix yourself against.

tertained the class of 1921 th the power of God were manifested I have for sale a kitchen cabinet these things your business is former graduates of the schoo! in the Hiatt will furnish water for the rujned if yollr ife KOne good as new for cash. Mrs. Wm. Basler. city when he gets his plant com Mr.

Anderson and daughter Mary and Mrs. Pete Kiistner New Ulysses, Kansas Route 1 pleted spent Sunday afternoon with Farm for sale I have the best. It is the occidental it pays for sickness accident and a straigt life all combin-, ed in one policy. Inq-uire of those that have them. -rn grandma and grandpa Kiistner.

the faculty, school board and a few friends to an elegant dinner. The room and tables were nicely decorated with the class colors and class flower and the lower grades proved themselves gor.d fellows generally. Several graduates of others years were in at Pigs for Sale. George Johnson. New Ulysses, Kansas.

Strayed-From the Corley ranch on April 7, a dark sorrel mare with flax mane and tail, bl.ize face, white front feet, wt about 1000. Please notify. B. G. Miller, New Ulysses Kingman County, Kansas farm Mr.

Maxwell has been having Dr Leper of Garden City delivered the address at the com men-; cement exercises here on Thurs-day evening his subject being, nice smootn quarter good iui some trouble with his tractor iv vj. layers, provments, would trade for good but when it dues work it makes i half section western Kansas land up for lost time. The wheat in our community The Golden Age. His talk was $2250 buys equity 1-4, full of interest and was very app- of 7 29 85 in Grant Co. Kansas, ropriate.

The house was crowded Address, Mrs. Nettie LDod. with the patrons friends of the 1017 East McPhersoii, high scbool." 1 Kirks ville Missouri. and give time on balance. Write owner.

Alphy Aeschlitnan. Ensign, Kansas. is 'ooking good the rain helped it out greatly Mary Kiistner spent Sunday HAIL INSURANCE We are prepared to insure jour grain against hail at a6 per rate Kepley Brothers. with her sister Mrs. Ed Geyer We pay cash for Cream, Poultry and Eggs.

And sell poultry supplies such as Disinfectants. Lice Killer and attended the meeting at Wal nut Grove. tendance to renew their allegiance to our home school and enjoy the evening. The class of this year consists of nine mem bers as follows: Mabel Carter Rebecca Carpenter, Adelaide Peterson, Ethel Lewis, Hekn McGillivray, Cleo Leierer, Gladys, McGillivray, Ray Miller and Fred Maxwell. The enrollment in our high school this year was thirty-six and should be much larger this fall.

Mrs. Moore and son attended the meeting Sunday night. Insure your Grain Laying Mash, Shells, and Baby are prepared to write in-chick starter. also have su ranee on your Wheat and other Soravers and Fl Hfaaspr fnr Ed Geyer and Otto Waechter made a business trip to Lakin Monday and they reported al milk.cows. E.

J. i i mi u.niiii ii grain against hail. Grant County State Bank, Pearsall. you could hear at Lakin was oil. I.