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Commonwealth from Sharon Springs, Kansas • 3

Commonwealth du lieu suivant : Sharon Springs, Kansas • 3

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exterminate will be furnished ment from the public, which we et everyone pull together for eel sure the 'organization will poison without charge on application at J.A.Johnson's store home interests and homi busi-nesss men. s. LAW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE nave. CITY TICKET NOMINATED 1 By Order of Board Attorney D. R.

Beckstrom We are informed, there are 204 Johnson Building, Sharon Springs; Kansas GENERAL LAW PRACTJCeViN ALL CQURTS A city caucus was held Tues wo or three new cases of small went over to Russell Spring Sunday evening, where he had legal day evening for the purpose of nominating a city ticket and the pox in town, and that they will be quarantined at once to prevent Specialties: TITLE LITIGATION, ABSTRACTS OF TITLE business to look after Monday, ollowing were chosen1, Citizens JRT PROCEEDINGS and PROBATE urther jspread of the disease. ticket. and will spend a part of the week ft In the Spelling contest of the in Tribune looking after legal Mayor: G. E. Woodhouse G.B.

E. A. held at Hays last Councilman: business there before returning. day evening, and her friends will Pure bred Single Comb Rhode week each contestant was required to Write 100! words. The fsed to know that she is nicely.

BY, F. C. GRIFFITH sland Reds, winners of the blue I doh Wallace county contestants. E. R.

Ellison Jj. A. Johnson C. L': Harper Fred Rosenquist Joe 'Ward ribbon, eggs from best of stock Wayne Halsey and Lester Coop FOR Sure Hatch ncubator, good as new; one or sale $1.00 per setting 16 eggs. er spelled correctly 97 of the 10d, 75 per cent fertility" guaranteed.

which is a good record. Police Judge: Dempster windmill, tower and pump. Mike Nowowieyski. Rev. J.R.

Creamer, Quinter, Kansas. Harry Wheeler The Farmers Institute John Martin purchased the old The merchants began closing Teachers Meeting Wallace Co. Teacher'sAssocia-ion, Sharon Springs, March IS :30 p. m. cement house formerly occupied ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.

Entered at the postoffice at Sharon Springs, 1 Kansas for' transmission through the United States Mails at newspaper rates. J. P. SHIVELY, JLTTORNEY, AT LAW SHARON SPRINGS, KANSAS W.JOLLEY, DENTIST Sharon Springs, Kansas at 7 o'clock p. m.

Monday by The farmers institute was not by the Weber Lumber and mutual agreement and all seem well attended Wednesday and moved it out to his farm this to have fallen in line with the Thursday of this week as no Music Roll Calisthenic Drill, Pupils of Six Grade week, for a barn. new order harmoniously. We program had been received by FOR SALE OR RENT South overlooked the closing not i he local workers and consequent- west Quarter section 8, township ast week in our rush to get to insufficient announcement was Conducted by Mrs. Anna C. Cronk 'Education bj Plays and Games" Period IV John Huffman Per'c'i Miss Ethal Dunwoody 5, Range 38 and quarter of press.

section 18, township IS, range 38. given. The Thursday after noon program was good how Editor Baxter, of the Kanopolis Thomas Madigan. Miss Blanche Roach Essays in XpplicatioV Chapter XI Journal, has presented the paper ever, especially was the excellent John T. Lacey is able to get and plant to his son who will W.

McCarthy address, of Mrs. Mary E. Sim out around the place a little a Chapter XII Jessie Foster hereafter conduct the paper mons, of Manhattan, enjoyed by gain, and it is hoped he will soon Mrs. Elizabeth Osborne, TRAINED NURSE Sharon Springs. Kansas DR.

W. W. CARTER, PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Office in Sasnak. Phone No, 18.

Sharon Springs, Kansas. Mr. Baxter Jr's father and grand- all present. be able to come to town, as he is Piano Solo Miss Mattie Walker Paper What Subjects Should be Omitted from the Course of Study for the Common F. N.

Cox These Institutes can be made ather were newspaper men and greatly missed by his friends. very beneficial i to the farmers be has grown up in an atmos Carrie E. Bowers rUKoALfc A hargain, one phere calculated to fit him for and wider interest ought to be Miss Ethel Crees black horse, weight 1100 pounds success. taken in them. If the farmers and business men will co-operate tiolden Belt Association Report from and buggy at low figures.

Local Sunday School workers teachers and introduce an annual agricul will be interested in knowing Nathan Hail. Sharon Springs, Kansas The Sasnak Dining Rooms tural, live stock and poultry ex that the next State Sunday School GIBSON'S Charley "Swedlund reports Convention will be held in Wich hibit this would no doubt aid in creating general interest and add nearly $200 sales of nursery ita, Kansas, May 6-8. Some of Solicits Your Patronage Will Treat You Right to the value of the meetings. stock this fall, with a couple of 25c. $4.50 he foremost Sunday School Meals, Meal Tickets (Week), The old officers will hold over weeks more for canvassing, workers of the country are al for another year.

which means more trees, shade W. M. Gibson, Prop. ready secured on the program and fruit. besides a number of home work BAND ORGANIZED Patronage olkited MRS.

S. W. ANDREWS, Proprietress The. weather has turned off ers. tf urtner miormatton can A meeting was held at the old be had by addressing J.

H. Engle, warm and clear, the snow is; al court room Tuesday at which an General Secretary, Abilene, Kan gone and the soil is moist so that COMING TO SHARON SFGS WILL BE AT THE HOTFL WEST, THURSDAY unusually strong band of thirty Wm. Stevens was in town the vegetation will soon be -sprout sas. members was mos first of the week. ing and the battle with weeds Woodrow Wilson is now pres of whom are experienced mu Messrs Ukele were Sharoir will begin.

ident our president, having sicians. The instrumentation f. to i i Snrinirs visitors' Wednesday. Koon's whole hearted dutch 4 marcn io, ivu is as follows: taken the oath of office last Tuesday, and the administration Joe Erickson left last evening clerk spent Sunday in Chyenne Director: for a few days stay in Arkansas Wells visiting his intended is starting off with strongly pro ONE DAY ONLY Hrs. 9 A.

M. to 6 P. M. Howard Marty and came back all wreathed City. gressive coloring.

May the hearty co-operation of statesmen in smiles and bubbling ever with Remarkable Success of these Tal Geo, Cox and C. C. Halsey went down to Grainfield last of all parties work harmoniously good humor. for the prosperous administra evening. W.

R. Kirkendall and family tion, which is none too much to Albert Anderson, of Selden, went down to wafieeney on John F. Ley Bernie Woodhouse Jay Woodhouse Clarence Cotter Eddie Thorene Clair Harper Vern Harper ented Physicians in the Treatment of Chronic Diseases Offer Their Services Free of Charge The United Doctors, 1 licensed by ask of conscientious public ser Wednesday evening to visit Mr Kansas, was hereon business vants. Kirkendall's relatives and wil Wednesday. What builds up a town, a com visit Mrs, Kirkendall's people at Roy Lock and family and Mrs.

the State of Kansas, for the treatment munity, a country? Boosters Utica before returning. Gardner were up from Wallace Claironets: Plenty of boosters, who; a work on fell Teed irriga Wednesday. 1 W. H. Beal was in from Harri broad enough to see community tion well was posponed a short needs and interests: and brave time on account of inclement son townshio Wednesday and weather conditions.

If the pres enough to put their shoulders to the wheel and boost whett no gave this office a call. Geo. H. Dobson Clyde Wormeringer M.S. Allen Floyd Carter Floyd Cooper Clifford Jolley.

Flute: Daniel Martin ent fine weather continues work Hans Engberg went down the personal gain is to be realized will be commenced soon. road Wednesday in the interest boosters who have so acquired Selling Out at Bargain. 50 of his broom business. the habit of boosting as to find brood mares, nearly all in foal to J. L.

Hedstrom was in from reward in the pleasure of helping Altos: a good Jack. Some young geld i a yesterday transacting to push community a ings. Also my ranch of 1920 business and gave us a call. long. May the members of the acres, miles northeast otWal Boosters Brigade be greatly lace.

Mike Nowowieyski. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClume was augmented by the introduction Mr. and Mrs.

Max of new members and fresh zeal quite ill the first of the week. Humeston, I stopped off It has been suggested that Mrs. Sam Hervey went down Wednesday on their return from of deformities and all nervous and chronic diseases of men, women and children, offer to all who call to this visit, consultation examination and advice free, making no charge whatever except the actual cost of treatment for the purpose of proving- that they have at last discovered a system and method of treatments- that are reasonably sure and certain in their results. These doctors are among American's, leading stomach and nerve specialists and are experts in the treatment of chronic diseases of the blood, liver, stomach, skin, nerves, heart spleen, kidneys or bladder, rheumatism, sciatica, diabetes, leg ulceus, weak and those afflicted with long standing, deep seated chronic diseases, that have baffled the skill of other physicians, should hot fail to According to their system no more operation for appendicitis, gall stones tumors, goiter, piles, etc. By their method these cases uncomplicated are treated without operation or hypodermic injection.

They were among the first in America to earn the name of "Bloodless Surgeons, by doing away with the knife, with blood and with pain in the successful treatment of these dangerous diseases. If you a kidney or bladder troublebring a two ounce bottel of your urine for chemical analysis and microscopic examination. Deafness has often been cured in sixty days. permission can be secured from to the eastern part of the state a visit to California, to visit Mrs Berry's sisters, Mrs. W.

A. Ky on business Tuesday evening the owners of the lots from the Citizens State Bank north to the north can be secured an Mrs. Chas. Koons went down nerand Mrs. to Winona Wednesday evening SEED CORN AND MILLET effort might be made to interes for a few -days visit with her the public in filling up the holes Armor Edberg Norman Edberg Lee Carter Andrews Emery Woodhouse Ballad horn.

Iris Bowen Slide Trombone: W. DErvin Guy Richards Whitson Wm. Reinhardt Baritone: A. Johnson Saxaphone: W. R.

Kirkendall Tuba: Wilford Cox Henry Steele Bass Drum: John T. Steele Snare Drum: Scott --1 mother. have a quantity of well matured 90 day white McKinley seed and clearing off the ground corn at $1.00 per busheland Ger planting some shrubbery, roses Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Young were in from Harrison township Wednesday andTSin Young gave man millet at 75 cts. per bushel and move the- band stand over for open air concerts. "The at my farm. A.

B. Nealis us a call. Harold Smith, the Greely Co suggestion is a good one and joe Erickson has been having Auctioneer, came over Monday carried out would make that dor his building repaired this week, to take the train for Callaway ner a delight to the eye, a feas with Arthur Cochrane as boss Nebraska, where he will cry to the heart of lovers of music sale for his uncle. Mr. Smith (and who is not) and a credit to carpenter.

Everett Odell and wife, of Sel gave -this office a call while in to the town. Kansasi came out Saturday Mr. Ruttan has found a good and visited relatives until las The bid court room been The High Basket Bal evening, when they went to Den put in shape for- meetings and team will meet the Tribune H.S vyorn-out ana run-aown men or women, no matter what your ailment may be no matter what yoii have been told, or the experience you have had withother physiclans, settle it forever in your mind. If your case is iucur-able they will tell, you so. Consult them unon' this visit.

It costs vou noth- demand for his Home Trade Pricemaker Catalo gu e. It. is rjnly right that a home man yen' lights installed. The boys wil team tomorrow afternoon. It is i Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Grover hive weekly practice until the should be given the business that has formerly been given went down to Wallace Tuesday weather opens up sufficiently announced that this will likely be the' last matched game of the season, which will be played on eveniner to look after business when open air concerts will 'be the mail order houses, when thei given. interests there for a couple days. our home grounds. Prairie Dog Poison prices are duplicated or better than duplicated by him and we Remember this free offer is for this, visit only.

Married ladies must come with their husbands and minors with their parents. This is an instrumentation any town may well be proud Miss Julia Carney returned truly hope to see the entire mail Persons in Sharon Springs and merits generous encourage township having prairie dogs to from the hospital at Denver Mon.

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