Savonburg Progress du lieu suivant : Savonburg, Kansas • 1

'rp- Vol.1. Savonburg, Allen County, Kansas, Friday, March 2S, 1892. No.20 LOCAL NEWS. H. K.

T. TIME TABLE. Fisher Camp are buying calves from four to eight weeks old for the Kansas City market, for which they are paying from 52.50 to S4.50 each. Nothing but good fat calves desired. The Neosho valley settlers will meet in Chanute on April 2nd to protest against the frequent floods in the streams and "to devise the best methods of preventing repititions thereof in the fu All parties who have blacksmithing or any kind of repairing that should be done before the spring work begins, should bring it to me and get a good job done.

I have secured the shop just north of Nelson's grocery. Give me a trial. S. J. Knorr.

Geo. H. Camp has rented the Butter-field house and will continue to make it one of the best boarding houses in the city. Mrs. Butterfield will leave as soou as she is able on a trip for her health.

Mr. Butterfield will stay and farm the place. Rev. C. H.

Gramley and family left the first of the week for Mr. Gramley's new charge at Sedan. He was first assigned to Hollowell, but he afterwards ture." Iola Herald. The Star Dramatic Company, of Stark, played Jedediah Judkins, J. at the hall last night to a rather slim audience.

The play was well rendered, and all who witnessed it, speak in very high terms of the company. At the regular meeting of the M. W. C. O.

Olson is in Kansas City, to-day. A fine line of tinware and notions at J. A. Ogg's. Ben Fisher spent last Sunday in Humboldt, with his family.

Pore Olson shipped a car of hogs to Kansas City, yesterday. I. C. Walker attended the Teacher's Association at Iola, yesterday. If you.

want a good pump, either wood or iron, go to A. Ryberg Co. W. H. Wyckoff, Moran, was in the city a couple days the first of the week.

Rev. Wells is erecting a neat barn where the one stood that was burned down last fall. Miss Laura Snodgrass left last Saturday for.Joplin, where she intends spending the summer. There will be preaching at the school house i Rev. Wells next Sunday at 11 o'clock instead of at night.

The very "best of corn meal can be had at the Savonsburg mill for $1.20 per hundred, or 30 cts. per sack. Chas. Nyman hais his new house on his farm almost completed, and it will be ready for use in another week. C.

W. Wiman, teacher in our city school, attended the Teachers' Association held at Chanute Thursday. Go to Ryberg Co's. when yon are NORTH BOUND. Kansas City Express 2:07 a.

m. Mail and Express 12:05 p. m. Local Freight 10:54 a. m.

SOUTHBOUND. Texas Express 12:30 a. m. Mail and Express 3:21 p. m.

local Freight 1:55 p. m. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. M. W.

of A. Meet in their hall in this city every Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. DJW. Southard, V. A.

Whitten, clerk, A. H. T. A. Savonburg Lodge, No.

130, meets at their hall in this city the Friday on or before the full moon of each month. A. O. U. W.

Meets at their hall in Savonburg on every Wednesday evening. J. L. Morrison, M. and Chas.

Nelson; Recorder. FRIENDS CHURCH Rev. L. A. Wells, pastor.

Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. Sunday School at 10 a. and general prayennecting every Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. M. E.

CHURCH C. II. Gramley, pas-t or. Preaching every first and third Sunday of each month. Sunday School at and general prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30.

T. R. EDWARDS, M. Physician Surgeon, Diseases of women and children a specialty. Office in Kinne's Drug Store, Savonburg, Kansas.

of of this city, last Tuesday night, there were thirteen applicants for membership. This order is growing very rapidly, and will soon be one of the strongest lodges of its kind in the county. Dr. Keeley says this of the cigarette habit: "It brings confusion to the brain and heart and a train of ills from which it is hard to recover, even if one stops the habit. I will not treat a man who persists in using the cigarette.

It results in insanity and death." District court convened Monday last, Judge Stillwcll on the bench. The docket was called and cases set for trial. A number of liquor sellers plead guilty exchanged with the minister who was assigned to Sedan. It is said that the report from Rev. Gramley's circuit showed him to be one of the most sue-7 cessful ministers in the confrence, during the last year.

Eric Record. Report of Savonburg school fo he month ending March 19, 1892: 1 umber of pupils enrolled this month, Co; average attendance, 82; number cases of tardiness, 173; number neither absent nor tardy, 5. Pupils averaging above 90 in scholarship, deportment, attendance and punctuality: Carrie Wiman, Elmer Huff, Albert Brodine, Albert Olson and Charley Knorr. C. W.

Wiman, Teacher. Nature has decreed, that in some parts of the country at least, it shonld be cold in winter, but sh has generously provided for those who seek a milder climate. and fined. The trial of Wra. Myers for assaulting a negro, is occupying the attention of the court as we go to press.

Allen Co. Herald. Deputy United States Marshal Murray, of Topeka, was in town this week and served papers on S. C. Varncr, J.

Millinery 80S. I keep in stock a fine line of Millinery goods, such as hats, ribbons, and in fact everything kept in a first class millinery establishment. Also a fine line of notions. Mrs. E.

Dickeuson, Proprietress. need of anything in the harness line. They keep a full stock, and at reasonable prices. The Kincaid dramatic company will probably make arrangements to give a play at the hall in this city about tne first of next month. If you want fine laundry work, take your shirts, collars and cuffs to C.

C. Simmons, agent for Wolfe Bros, steam laundry, Kansas City. We are informed that C. F. Scott, of Iola, will give a lecture here in course of a few weeks, for the benefit of the Friends Sunday School.

Kansas has more soldiers of the late war according to population than any state in the Union, and Ohio has the largest number by actual count. All the railroads in California and other western states are cutting rates to eastern points. Tickets from Los An-gelos to Kansas City can be got for 815. G. W.

Fisher is erecting a large addition to the rear end of his butcher shop building, which he will utelize as a dwelling. It is to be 14x14, two stories high. BOABDINGr HOUSE. J. T.

BUTTERFIELD, Prop. If you want good board by the day or week, we can furnish you with as good accommodations as any house in the city. rooms are all well furnished, and everything is done to make things West side railroad, Savonburg, Kansas. Hotel DeBiindy, To the winter resorts of Texas viz. Austin, Houston, San Antonia, Rockport, Corpus Christi, Galveston, Lampasas and El Paso and Deming, N.

the MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY will, until April 30th, sell at very low rates, round trip excursion tickets having a transit limit of thirty days in any direction, with a final limit to return until June 1st, 1892, being good to stop off at all stations in the state of Texas within the transit limit of the ticket. This road will also sell at greatly reduced rates round trip excursion tickets to California and Mexican points, limited to six months from date of sale, granting stop-overs both going and returning. For information call on or address, C. C. Simmons, Local Ticket Agent.

A. S. Dodge, Trafic Manager, St. Louis, Mo. W.

G. Graham, Act'g. G. P. T.

Parsons, Kas. E. B. Parker, A. G.

P. 509 Chestnut St. Louis, The best otel in the City Board by day or week. Headquarters for traveling men. Terms reasonable.

A. C. G. Shockey, who has been run S. Miller, J.

S. Martin and J. H. Ross, restraining them from interfering with any person in possession of the M. K.

T. railroad lands who is holding the same as a homestead. Moran Herald. We hear complaining nearly every day from our farmers about there not being sufficient hitching racks along Main street to tie their teams to when they come to town. This matter should be looked after, as it is very disgusting to our farmers to come to town and not be able to find a place to hitch their teams.

Rev. B. F. Corgey, the new Methodist minister assigned to this circuit, will preach his first sermon at the church in this city Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m.

Everybody should turn out and hear him. He comes highly reccommended by the confrence, and we speak the sentiments of -the church here and the entire community in giving him a hearty welcom. If the present condition of the weather keeps up much longer, it will put the farmers behind in getting in their crops. Every farmer in this part of the county will go into the fields as soon as the ground is dry enough, with an extra team or two. We have heard no complaint from our farmer so far, but if the rain don't "let up" pretty soon, the prospects for getting in early crops will look very discouraging.

The United Stated authorities have been investigating the scheme of the Cherokee City Company, which have been selling lots at $2 apiece through the country, with a view of assertain-ing their ways of doing business; but after due consideration United States District Attorney Ady decided that the promises of the company being only conditional they had not violated the postal laws.Bronson Pilot. Progress, $1.00 per year. Savonburg, Kansas. B. T.RIMBY, PROPIETOR City Bakery Sz LUNCH COUNTER.

Keep on hand a full and fresh supply of Candies and Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco, Tropical Fruits, etc. BREAD ALWAYS ON HAND. Scientific American Agency for ning a dry goods and grocery store at Kimbal for some time, has moved his stock back to Moran. Kimbal is now left without a store. Mrs.

Minnie Conflans, wife of H. E. Conflans, editor of the Bronson Pilot, died on Wednesday, March lGth, after a long illness. Bro. Conflans has the sympathy of the Progress.

Chas. Nelson went to Kansas City last week and bought an elegant lino of new groceries and queensware. Charley is enjoying an immense tranc, and aims to keep his stock full and complete. The ladies aid society will give a hard times social at the hall this evening for the benefit of the M. E.

church. Everybody in the city should feel interested in this, and turn out and help the ladies. Pure bred Light Brahma eggs for hatching at 75 cts per fifteen. G. Cravens.

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