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SUBSCRIPTION ij $1.00 i 4 wwvy TO THE INTEREHTH OK HIMON AM) Itl'HIl COUNTY IN GENERAL AND THE I'ltOPRIETOK IN I'A Volume VII BISON, RUSH COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1909 Number 40 CIRCULATION THE BISON Sunday School Convention Lone Star Township German Baptist Church unday, May 22. Not By Us! We dont Sis? J. till in. do that way.

We do honest blacksmith work at reasonable prices. S. G. ALLEN, lilacksmith and Wheelwright, Golden Wedding. Perhaps one of the most beautiful events 'of the season, was solemnized Friday May 14, at the home of Mr.

Alois Biebcr and wife, when they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. About sixty-five invited guests assembled for the occassion, nil the children were present excepting two. The guests present from a distance were Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Bicber and daughter Clara, Mr. Hinold Biebcr, of Hermann Mr.

and Mrs. John Marquardt, of Garfield and Mr. August Biebcr, of (Merle. 2.00 P. M.

Difficulties in S. S. Work. Song, Difficulties in Teaching S. S.

Class, Recitation, The Joy in S. S. Work, Song, Address, Echoes from the State Convention, Miscellaneous Devotional Exercises. Rev. Klitzlng.

German M. Choir. Will Crottinger. Mrs. Edith Schwartzkopf.

Mrs. D. M. Rothweiler. Bison M.

E. Choir. G. Stulken. E.

M. Lank. Business. Claus Neve, President. Bison 8, Illinois 7.

The Illinois ball team from near l'feifor were here last Wednesday and played the homo team a jjiuiic of the national sport. The giinio was rather slow and tedious and closed with eight and one-half innings with the home team in the lead by one score. Notice of Dissolution. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Brack liros. have on the 17th day of April, dissolved partnership, and that I will not be responsible for any checks or debits of Brack Bros, per C.

M. Brack, after the ubovc mentioned date. II. A. Brack.

Gorham 4, Bison 3. The Ball game here last Satur- KANSAS. BISON, Reliable Jewelry Store. At five minutes before twelve) Cyclone. the crowning feature came when tables had been placed and laden with a colialion fit to satiate the Illinois Twp.

S. S. Convention Program. Program of the Illinois Township Sunday School Convention to be held at Eclipse School House, May GOth 1909, A cyclone of no small proportions visited localities in Pawnee and Barton counties last Friday afternoon. Up to this writing appetites of the gods, this being ably supported by Mcsdames have a full line of up-to-date Watches.

Clocks. Jewelry and Optical Goods of standard grade. Repairing of all kinds done promptly at reasonable prices and work guaranteed. there are seven deaths reported, Amelia Schloemer and Rosa Graham. One of the most attractive day, between (Jorham and the home team was a splendid exibi-tion of fast ball and the teams were well matched.

At the end of the first inning the score stood and a great many injured. Thous features was the wedding cake, ands of dollars worth of livestock and other property was killed and which was beautifully decorated. 10:30 A. M. Sunday School 11:30 Echoes from the State Convention E.

M. Lank Basket Dinner 1 and 1. In the second Gorham There were seated at one table, Mr. and Mrs. Bieber and all their got a lead by a long hit and an er a i destroyed.

About the first damage done by the storm was the wrecking of the Bauch Barn in Pawnee children, and while the guests ror ana al the close oi the inning ERNI Ql RAU, 1:30 P. M. Devotional Exercises I Co. and from there it traveled in the score was 4 to 1. From this till the ninth inning the gamo was were husy at the tame there was hoard faint but sweet sounds of Kansas.

Bison, I a north-easterly direction to llei- fast and furious with no change in the score. In the last of the nintl it i A. A. Edwards 1:40 Practical hints for the Country S. S.

O. M. Lippert 2:00 TheS. S. Teacher and Teaching Sarah Jennings ser in Barton where it blew a Santa Fe work train off the track, killing the engineer of the pile driver engine.

The caboose was blown nearly a half mile from ine none team ran in two scores and closed the game with th ree to the band outside. They soon entered the parlor and played several stirring selections, and then marched into the dining room where they did ample justice to the dinner which was waiting for them. The afternoon was spent in four in favor of the visitors. The the track. The path of the storm Gorham team is a splendid bunch of gentlemanly ball players and A MERICAN working vmen find that in what was narrow, from 100 to feet ever labor they are en gaged, toe one brand cf wide, but everything in its way social chat, interspersed with music by the Lone Star Band.

overalls that lasts the a total Iqgs. Houses and barns longest, feels the best and is the most economical is Mr. and Mrs. Bicber were the recipients of many valuable tok" were torn to kindling wood and ens of the loving esteem of their even blown clear away, large trees numerous friends which are to be were up rooted or twisted off at 2:20 Our Opportunity and how to meet it W. Torrey 2:40 Adult class work J.

II. Little 3:00 How to maintain a spirit of reverence in S. S. L. E.

Lay bourn 3:20 In what way does a Twp. Convention benefit a country S. S. A- Ilonderick hold as sacred mementoes of price- ess affection. Among these were the ground.

It is the most destructive cyclone that ever visited this portion of Kansas. three live dollar gold pieces. About hve clock the band These suits are not like other overalls they are made to endure the wear and tear of hard work. Pure indigo denim is used exclusively In thuir manufacture, each seam is double stitched. The coat is extra lone.

Ail Dockets, sleeves. won favor with our fans. Eighty- first Birthday. P. Pennington, who for the past several months has been making his home with his daughter, Mrs.

Barnard, passed his eigh- ty-first birthday last Sunday. The was celebrated by a large number of invited guests and a sumptous dinner. Mr. Penningion is a hale, hearty old gentleman, and very active for one of his years! He is a veteran of the Missouri National Guards and also of the Civil war, having enlisted in the Mo. volunteers.

lie is the father of fourteen children, eleven rendered the faint but sweet strains of Home Sweet Home. Deines Schwartzkopf. On Sunday afternoon at four After extending hearty con 3.40 The S. S. and the pant legs and pant Beats are generously proportioned.

The suspenders are longer than any others. Buttons and buckles are secure. You will wear yourself out trying to wear out a suit of FITZ Over alls. The many points of superiority of FITZ Over alls make them a favorite with every man who wears them. Call and see us.

and we will show you why FITZ Overalls are the best made. gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Biebcr, the guests departed for their respective homes, each feeling o'clock, May 16, Mr. John Schwartzkopf and Miss Elizabeth Deines were united in the holy bonds of wedlock, at the home of Great Commission.

Minnie Owens Miscellaneous Business that the day had been well spent. A. Guest. The Rothweiler Emporium. Giiiilcd and guarded by our God, Two iiiltrritus have together trod, A.

Ilonderick, Two. Pres. I wish to notify the Bush coun Now lirltrlit with smiles, now dim with tear! Life's cliei'kered imlli for fifty years. or whom are living, ihe lice wishes him many more happy birthdays. Dave Rothweiler Henry Ahrens ty school boards and all teachers who expect to secure Bush county schools the coming year, that I will not endorse second or third grade certificates from other counties until the teachers holding Rush county certificates why desire to teach have secured schools, Harry T.

Fish, County Supt. Cane Seed I have a quantity of amber cane seed for sale. 39-2 F. E. Seuser.

the bride's parents at Bazine Kev. Briggis officiating. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deines, and is one of Xess County's intelligent young ladies.

The groom is well known here and needs no further introduction. Only near relatives were present to witness the ceremony. After the ceremony refreshments were served, consisting of ice cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs.

Schwartzkof will make their home on the farm known as the old John Kein- Tills is thelrifoldeu wedding day. King out, hells, your sweetest lay: And you. friends, give loving cheers. And crown their march of fifty years. How few of us saw the blushing bride And joyous groom stand side by side.

Some bad not known life's hopes and fears, So long ago as fifty years. Their fates are woven Into one Ere your first threads of life were spun. And rich and rare the web appears With golden wants of fifty years. In sacred toil the days have sped. And sacred light around them shed The heavenly light whose radiance clears All shadows from their fifty years.

This Is their golden wedding day: Now let, us bush our song and proy That He whose love their lot endears. Whose grace has filled their fifty years. May guide them still, and still ordain Each cup of bliss and chastening pain; May soothe their griefs and wipe their tears Through all beyond their fifty years. And when earth's pilgrimage Is done. And lire's last goal Is bravely won, Take them to dwell in those bright spheres Where moments "grow to fifty years.

Rothweiler Ahrens Real Estate and Insurance Agents Redman Ford, AUCTIONEERS, Will make sales anywhere in Fine Stationery at the Post Office, hardt place north of Bison. The Bee wishes them happiness BISON, Rush or adjoining counties. Years of experience. Make dates at this office or address W. II.

Ford McCracken, or A. J. Redman, La Crosse, Kansas. and success through life's journey. Dr liaffingnon, the old reliable dentist, will be in Otis May 28 and 29.

BISON KANSAS WWW "AJS What LiEhtnSn MkY BO 5 5 I 1 1 I It may destroy your home in a flash. Lightning is one of those unexpectrd things. Why chance it when there's such an easy way to make your home absolute mc' as'inst it Let me semi you tree Y. Shiun's little bonk on Lightning. Read it.

Then, if you are convinced an you will be that you don't war.t to get alony without B. M. F. STUEBAKER and OVERLAND All of you that have been interested in autos have noticed a great deal of advertising in many of the magazines and newspapers in regard to the car of the season, The E. M.

F. Studebaker We have the first one in Rush County, delivered to us this week, and would be very glad to demonstrate this car to you at any time. If you cannot come to La Crosse, write or phone us, and we will be only too glad to come to your home and show you its many features of excellence that will surely appeal to you. We also have the-Overland, a little higher priced car that suits any one of the most fastidious tastes. We leave its recommands to the saveral users in and around LaCrosse.

And do not forget Mr. Auto Owner, that we have in our shop, one of the best repair men in the west, that understands his business, and guarantees his work. We also carry a full line of automobile oils and accessories for all.kinds of cars. We ase temporarily located in tha J. C.

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