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Hanston Gazette from Hanston, Kansas • 3

Hanston Gazette from Hanston, Kansas • 3

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Hanston Gazettei
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Hanston, Kansas
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FOOTE CONGDON Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Post, Lime, Hair, Cement, Plaster, Tarred paper etc. Yard oil South Main St. JET MORE, KANSAS. All kinds of Builders Material. J.

N. SPRAGUE The famous race boat, Puritan, has J. L. Brady, of Advance fame, has THE GAZETTE been defeated by another, Volenteer. rnee more budded out in a new journal MONEY The present Bummer is one of the hot test ever known.

WEEKLY AT HANSTON, IK The dry weather should not discour age our farmers from planting trees. Rea Estate See that you do something in this line, Agent. MARENA, P. O. Terms, 1.50 per year in Advance.

Til An AZKTT JK CO. feat at Hanston, in this county. Thu new venture is named the Hanston Gazette. It is needless to say that the rsi-per under the experienced management of Editor Brady will be full abreast of rhe times, ami an active exponent of its town and county. Put down another mart on the wall.

Mr. "Devil." Don't fail to with us, J. L. (The Gazette is republican in politics.) Jetmore Reveille. Trees will grow in this country dry or wet.

We have seen some fine looking jnes. What we need is more planted. Hodgeman county may be dry and BrsiSESs Managed. w. c.

simoxs, all that but the fact remains that we are Oetter off than in many other places. I buy and sell Real Estate on -mm mm We are prepared to Money THE POWER OF KNOWLEDGE. I'he reading man ia the man of power. Edd. Btolding is visiting his Adam Lucke.

When in Jetmore you will find it 1o Improve each leisure moment by sow on farm property at commission, bome cnoice reli 11 quishments for sale cheap. W3 wish to impress our exchanges with the, to us, importance of addressing us at ARENA P. 6. ing the mind with useful information. Rankin vour advantage, to call on J.

W. fhe Kansas City Weekly Journal, a six for all kinds of General Merchandise. ty fo.ir column paper, comes laden with the latest news of the day, together with able correspondence from abroad. The fullest market reports, etc. etc.

Every Postmaster is agent for the Journal, Political Announcements. from whom yu can obtain the same for am a candidate for re-e ltinnto the of Keirister of Deeds, subject to one dollar per year, bena ior sample copy. Johnson Harrah informs us that he elinquishments! A. Ileimer has one of the finest wells in the county. The entire railroad carnp water thcii horses there and still make no impression.

that your final proof notice xeadh before Clerk of the District Court. II. B. Bonesteel has curbed hie well. V.

M. Scott paid our young city a visit yesterday and of course paid hit-respects to this office. Fritz Ileimer gave a social party ol Wednesday evening at the hall at Mare-na. Fritz doue the honors of host well. the Republican G.

S. Cox, of Burdette, paid us a pleas-uwt visit Tuesday, will build real estate effice here as soon as lets enn bo procured. Mr. Har- well known rustling qualities and We iiada nic treat of apple dumpling his great knowledge of the country, well Its him for the business. yosteday.

Mrs. Spaulding will pleas n-rce)t our thanks for the same. J. W. Rankin has some Bargains at ri.ild mi tl Mr.

Wilhlte were his well stocked store in Jetmftre. Don ght 9 per cent strai fail to see them. The riends of M. D. Foote are pee M.

L. Spaulding went to Jetmore today, lion. T. S. Ilaun has presented his fectly sanguine oxur his prospects.

umong our callers to-dfiV. "is thought that the grade will n. finished this week. Our people cannot afford tcMet the rail road interests lag. I HAVE the agency for what was formerly the A.

T. S. F. lands. Mrs.

Bonesteele makes an excellen clerk. wife a line carriage. Mrs. Spaulding went to jetmore Sun day to have her ankle doetered. It wai bitten or stung by some poisoaons insed but is now better.

A. Shook was made happy by th birth of a daughter, this week. UeaVT loads of ties and bridge timber Mrs, Simons has fenced 5320 acres of passed through town this week. We are republican to the core but land for a pasture. IgNow is the time to Swbseride, It.

Bonesteel made a business trip there are men in the party we will noi support. We want no moral leper in ourt Give us god men. to Kinsley this week. T. H.

Baker, one of Hodgeman most Deeded Land. l.itinn are turn in tr out, one substantial farmers has added his nam The colored people will hold services to our fanidlv increasing list of sub and all to gather plums. scribers. at the Middle Branch grove next Sabbath A party of land seekers, from Potto Mr. Ilildebrand, of Orwell, intends to John Herron went toLarned tfds week wotomie were in towu this week.

i made a verv pleasant call on M. D. Foote is meeting with a great Riley Coker this week. deal of encouragement from the people If anston, Mnrena P. O- Hodgeman Con'nty, jTCansaM Texas places the majority kgainsl pro of the county generally.

He is a gout hibition at something over We represent only reliable companies. No delay. No red tape. Remember we charge no man and well uualfied for the office tc Stray clouds are dropping their garner ed fullttess down which he aspires. We have yet to find the man who i Its a shame lor a halt ricren men dissatisfied with James Gil He is a H.

B. BONESTEELE jrr) to tne not rpringf, muu, lieaith. We take it back. Last week we became blue and said that there was no corn iu this county. This was a mistake.

Mr. X. Ritteneouse left some samples ot corn here that speaks well for this county. We ar. informed that he had a prospect until the dry weather vet in.

A party of surveyors are at work in town to-nay. Because crops are poor is no reason why our people should leave the country Other places are no bettenoff than we are. Von have not forsrotten RANKIN'S pucn on 19 an um rierenceiess man in Marena man and we are proud of him. order to steal hi plums L. G.

Hall has sold his mail contract Mrs. B- Mann and Mrs. 11. B. BVniesteel to John Clark.

called at our office just as we go to press TlIS MOSEKR MERCHANT OP Thomas Andrew and his son Charlie They are always welcome. are first class stone masous in every le Kansas Hanston, spect. They have worked for us and ASPLENI 13 OFFER know of whom we speak. can rec We offer the WEEkJv CAi-irai, am commend them to parties desiring work Farmehs' JoniXAi. and the Hanstop done.

Gazette one year for 1.7.x Our latest ladv caller was Mrs. Moore MONEY AT 9 PERCENT- STRAIGHT This splended offer is for cash, and en ables every citizen of our countr to se yesterday afternoon. C. B. Carney was in the city yesterday DRY GOODS, GROCER ies, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, etc.

Call and see me. Prices low. cure a valuable paper from the capital T. V. Heed was a caller at our office the state and your own local paper at the price of one subscription, Subcribe at yesterday.

James Gilland. our popular Sheriff, once. cheap for cash store, have you? It's on the eat side of square in Jetmore. This county should have a county survey. A great amount of trouble eeuld thus saved.

More anon. Miss Etojle Simons has engaged a iz months school in District No. 9, at per month. 'if Brady fc Simons make out papers for Final Proof free of charge, wheu loans are made with them. J.

W. Rankin, of Jtmre, is offering some splendid bargains in Clothing. made us a pleasant call yesterday. All parties knowing themselves in Some of our lady subscribers request ueoifu to a. ij.

ijonesfeel win please us to say that they think canned worm call and settle, either by cash or note, a he must have money. would prove excellent) feed for mock BRADY 8c SIMONS. ing birds. The Jetmore Photogra phcr is absent We saw some fine roastinir ears last Satiinhiv from Mr. A.

Heimer's corn but will return about the 4th. of Augus SI, imi win oe preparea too aw work irr field. his line. Mr. J.

S. Brady went to Jetmore Sat urday and called on us as he returned GO TO BRADY. SIMONS FOR The farmers are nearly all engaged in A LOAN ON VOIR FARM ON cutting hay and feed of all kinds. J.O.N TIM AN 1 LOW RATE OF INSURANCE written in reliable Dr. J.

K. Gamboll will be at the Keyes INTEREST. H. I. BENTON, ABSTRACTOR, REGISTER OF DEEDS A complete set of Abstract books compiled with great care from the records of Hodgeman snd Garfield counties.

Corroded clsiilr. KatCH low er than TTmise in Jetmore" from Ausrust 7 to 20 When business calls any of our readers to the county seat they will do well to where he will do nt 1 rk. Capt. Louis Stroud is having thing his own way in the race for the coriimis comp anies. Life insurance a specialty.

Call and see us. call on Kankin for bargains. ISSCBCRfBE FOB THE GaJTTE. sionership. We have heard of no other We desire to make favorable mention of II.

I. Benton, the gentlemeniy and ellicient Register of Deeds of Hodgeman county. His office is a model of neatness and order. The county records in his charge will compare most favorably with any set of records we ever examined. Any one visiting his office is sure of courteous treatment and ready dispatch of business they intrust to him in his line of Benton is a gentleman of tine intellectual and social qualities, a man of public enterprise, iue of our county's most esteemed citizens, a man who fully representst all sections and lo.alities of Hodgeman co.

-Jetmore Reveille. i The Teacher's Institute, of this county cloed hut Thursday. Examination occurred Friday and Saturday. The enrollment recached 4-4 names. The institute this vear the best ever held in candidate.

William Telford, the Tittle son of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hullett.

has been the lowest. Mail orders receive prompt attention. The county convention will be held Sept. 27., primaries, Sept. 24.

S. Marena gets 4 delegates, N. Marena, 3 and 1 at large. Coombs, 2, while it and N. Marena elects cme at large.

We buy and Jktmork, Kansas. verv sick the past week. We had the pleasuse of dining Tues Hut- at the botmtifullv spread table oi Wanted A good Blacksmith at Hans ton. A blacksmith could do well here. We want a correspondent in every lo- i Mrs.

Bonesteel and Mrs. Spaulding. At the present rate, every farm in this vicinity will soon be deeded. It is said that the cars will Im running into Hanston next Sunday. cality in the county.

The Gazette will hereafter be found The friends of E. E. Lawrencr, pfesest at Bonesteel's store where we will be i REAL ESTATE county clerk, say his renoininatioii will pleased to meet our friends. be unanimous. Don't take your job work away when i .11 1 To parties desiring any kind of carpen vou can catract tor nere as wen.

ne- ter work done, we can heartily reccom- member we receive order for all kinds tha couiiiv, Somo of our teachers are so well ph ased lhat they talk of agitating the quest ion of a six weeks session next year. Prof. Miller lias won an enviable reputation as an instructor. Mrs. Moody received the prize offered, wne term's tuition 'at the academy, for the nicest notebook.

Miss Alice Fleiner received the ecoud prize and Miss Nora Foote ahd E. V. Eakin honorable mend I. N. Brooks.

He has worked of job work at low rates. for us and is in every respect first class Miss Neva Spaulding Miss Era Jones to call on us last Tuesday and HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON Deeded land and for sale cheap. they brought us peanuts too. Our lady callers this week have been. Mrs.

I. N. Brooks, Miss Rachel Fawcett, IVXfcr PROPKHTT. CHEAP Our efficient clerk, E. E.

Law Mus Nofit Brooks, Mrs. A. Ileimer rence, has been nriied by citizens from Mrs. O. J.arauee, jhiss lieuie vtnson, nil part of the eoUPty, to become i randidntc for eiet tioo.

He is an ex Mrs. M. L. Spaulding, Mrs. Bonesteel D.

G. CURTIS. artd Miss Etoile Simons. Our callers rellent olticer' ami deserves this honor We write our mortaes, thereby causiiiir no tedious delays. Our mortgage Remember we are Headquarters for.

Money, Insurance, Collections and Real rrespoudence solicited. Address us MARENA, Kansas. are always welcome and especially glad Ht the hands of f- pa ry ars oi the biniplest kind. Mouey p.iia Ao, ojojl as papers aro signea. are we to have our office graced br the presence of ladies.

A SlMt'iiE Rri.E. KANS. JETMORE, Comparatively few persons are aware that the diameter of a circle, or a pipe CULnK of DISTRICT COURT. with an area equal to that of any two Tin. iLKTrixK-r, J.

TV TTt-ohkv. Marena township in ut agee on some place to hold the convention for the nomination of township officers. We suggest that the trustee be allowed to designate the place. J. Lang will have his feed store in here as soon as lots can be procured.

M. L. Spaulding will build a real estate office in the near future. The people the Pawnee are sanguine over the prospects of the D. BRADY SIMONS other ones, may be found by means of nothing but.

the square corner of a board and a rule, without the aid of any calculation. The process consists sim Gives fif rial attention to taking tes-1 ply in laying off the two diameters on REAL ESTATE and LOAN Agts. tiiuohy Iivai. Proof. two edges Of the board and measure di ngonally from one to the other, If a car M.

A. road. Th; Surita Fe, we understand will ti i so is fid up the valley in the penter'n square is handy the process is reduced to the simple diagonal mettsure event of the D. M. A.

doing so. JKTMOUE, KANSAS. ment. In case there are thl'ee or more tfAUSt LOANS A dl'tWUkbTT Second door Weit of Post. Office Thos.

Andrew, one ol our aoud men, KansaB. Hanston, nines to be led into one, any two of KANSAS. has ordered the (Jazktt; soht to his fa tlier. Let others do likewise. may be converted Ihtd ad equivalent out, and this one may be added io la Ed.

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Pages Available:
48
Years Available:
1887-1887