Butler City News from Blaine, Kansas • 1

ULER CITY NEWS. Vol, 111. ISo. 19 Maine, Vottawatamw Co. Kansas September 0 ISffl WHOLE NO.

218. M. JO. KAVANAOH. 8UIWCMPTI0N.

ONE DOLLAlt PEK YKAK. lommcreiaf Mokf, M. C. BROWN, PROP. A new houso, nowly furnished Commercial Olcising Out REMOVAL SALE We are offering special inducements in all lines of general merchandise, prior to moving into our new building.

Come and see. 1 own BUTLER CITYE KANSAS. JOHN WELSH. Well Drillers WELSH TROSTLE, PUBLISHKI) EVEIt FltlUAY Br A. lybejg is comfortably sottled with his stock' ofharneHH andsaddle in his now building.

Call and see him in his now quarters. Tho county sea' question is warm ing np again; Louisville is putting her bet furt forwaid, and will make a grand struggle for supremacy, Ilobt Baylos was a pleasant caller Tuesday morning, and left the wherewith for continued visits of Tuk NEws-Lmra tho people's lav orite 11 Mo Vicker will have a pub lio sale on tho llth at this place on Dry Crook 3 4 of a milo from son. llo expects to leavu farming tind go to railroading. Anderson and family will re move to their new home in Cloud county this fall. Wo voice the son-tiraont ot tho community when we say wo are sorry to loso them as cit izans and neighbors.

Cards are out announcing the marriage of our friend Harry Ilaga man ot Onaga, ard Miss Effie Carl, o' Arispio, which taices place next Wednesday. They hao our most sinccro wishes for their happiness and prosperity. Wo had tho ploasnre of meeting Will Fagerberg iu Denver last woek lie is bookkeeper in the auditing department of tho Ft. Worth railroad offiicc and is well pleased with his posiiicn. Will expects to visit his Olsburg friends this winter Tho Editor returned from his it to Denver, Ogden and Salt Lako City, Satuday acd reports having had a grand timo, especially at Ogden.

Pressure of offiico work does not permit a write up of tho trip his weoir. Mrs, E. M. Allen has picseoted Ihe young peoples society a very rich and handsome table cover for parlor of the orphan homo which the society is furnishtng. It is deep red plusb, Hood with red sat tin, a ad trimed with dark ball fri lge a i elegant piece of fancy work.

A Ilaff has completely transform ed tho intorior appearance of lis store. The walls have been hand somely paporcd. now shelving and counters put in and the postoffice boxes repainted, It is a great im p.ovement, flis stock of groceries will arrivo this woek, look for them. Tho Pottawatomie County Times takes a red hot, out and out fetand for removal of the county peat to Louisvilie, Sylvester Fowler, one of tho ve'eran newspapermen of the stato is heay man on tho Times and he proposes to sti up the animals freparo to hold your nosos. Prjf Utter came up from Manhat tan Saturday and opened the school Monday, with an attendance of 20 Every one wno has a child of school age should send it to school.

Wo hopo to see a much larger attendance Ibis year than kst, it does not speak will for the intelligence of a com munity when but a small per cent ot the children of school ago are found in the public school. VALLEY QUEEN A pleasant shower Tuesday. Mr Currie and Will went to Paw ne City Nebraska last week return ing Saturday, School will commence September 2 with Tilho Swanson as teach Preaching was hoid at tho houso of Mr Pinkerton's Sabbath afternoon Pclock, From Olsburg Slews Lertor. Hcbocl began Graves was (a (town last Fri iiay. Every ono is going on the oxcur sign Mrs Holm is expected homo this WOOJk.

M.8 Geo Helms is visiting ia the country. Ida Shannon has gone to hor home In tho country. 3 Alloo hus traded his farm south of town. Sijve'nl of our county fchools opou Monday I'ov. Kneck left for a two weeks vocation Monday, Amit Cliu Carlsonarediggiuf cellar, ilelativos from Manhattan are visiting Mm Allen.

Oscar Fagerberg is in Chicago purchasing his fall stock. fl Shaw is bringiog flour to Fag orbcrg Bros from Oleburn. MrGardioeris having the City Hotel repainted and papeied. II Shaw will hereafter be num with the Olsburg people. 11 Ryberg i.as movod hi BtocK of iifirceess and etc into his building.

Horse buyers took quito a num hor of good horses away last week. The next soldiers' reunion of tho Sth oistrict will be hold in Manhattan is a good sightto see the smoko jain pouring forth from our millB, Bella RiddiS is down 'from B'uo Rapids vi iting and friends and i datives. The State carap meeting of the N'OUiodist church commences a. this wo0k A- Haft" will this week reciovo ine sloe of fresh groceries and see them, ili'thodist preaching services are iu at Olsburg in the a'ternoon in stond of morning. 1 A 3 Scholes has been appointed ivji 'muHter at Westmoreland; poor poor Wheat, poor Allen, etal ThotXcurf ion train loaves Olsbu station tit 8 a and returns at a fiouL 7p tn.

Mr Haff is ready for business now li will receive his etock of grocer iosthia week. Frank Gardiner brought a sample oi his corn in taat was over twelvo feet iii height, Our arhool house looks better since i has bsen painted paint the Meth odint church neat. Two cars have been chartered tha excursion so overy one can accomodated. Vrs oo' Drake of Holton came vi- Friday returning Monday. Miss inn accompanied her, Chats Carlson returned from Ban ivilph Sunday, to says the oiitrato did not agree with him.

Obss Sutherland left at this office )j. of tb3 largest apples seen this year, bo says- bia orchard is tull of gM Alien sold at auction last Friday a i-jt of farm implements and i a tenia. A Deputy cried the -Jv. Dr Stewart moved to the jo vos over Rybergs store last Mon-jny Frank Gardiner has taken sesion of tho City Ilotol. lisH Hie Stewart will attend ci Suits Agricultural College this' and winter poo go.es Jo jwanhat Sunday.

Soiuo will huvintf this woek, Watiermollotis aro ripo (on one Hide and grocn on the other) Ji Gillenpio out his colta foot al most elf with tho mowing reaching. Tho public roads down tho oiecx lava somo grading and a new culvert. Carlso 's started their thrashing machine yesterday. Stcdman was a guest at Cuiriou the first, of tho weok i ayed Ono gray puF3y cai sup posed to about 9 years old with a family of llieo Owner can have the same by preying prepeity aid pay ing for this jtico, Jldy QAHFIELD BEACH The Union Pacific Ita'l way beg to announce that tboy will open their Bathing Pleasure Jiesoit. Gar field Beach, on, Groat Salt Lako Utah, on May 15th.

Garficl Beach is within a few minu tos' ride of Salt Lako City, and is tho only Beach on Great Salt Lake having a clvao, sandy bottom, froo from mud and locks. Bathing suits to rent for ladies acd gentlemen, grand concert evory afternoon, restaurant and a magfi- cent dancing paviuion, malio this tho fincBt pleaauro resort 'n tho west and is best reached via the Union Pacific, ''The Overland Kou'e." For geuuine pleasure, go to Ga Gold Beach. F. excursion rats or rcrlptivo pamphlets apply your aeorpft L. L.

Lo: ussengo Agent. GARRISON Uncle Johnio Weaver, who wag well known in Hilo county but who has resided for some time at Gariisor, died of blood poison Aug ust 23, A rusty nail run into his foot was tho causo, Mr Weaver was perhar 70 years of age; he had no relatives in Garrison at tho time ot his death but lived all alone but bo it taid to tho credit of the good pooplo ot Garrison tnat every (thing was done for him that could be deno in his last illness. Rev Knake offiiciatod at tho funeral, and his re marks wore very appropriate and soomod lo touch every heat. By re quest of Undo Johnio before his death, Mrs Blacher played and sang "Gathering Home" in such a super ior manner that it was tho roost sol earn and touching funoral strvice that we ever witnessed. An Attendant HARVEST EXCURSIONS Tho Union.

Pacfic Railway will run a series of Harvest Excursions to all points wost in Kansas, Nebras kaColorado: Wyoming, Utah, Idaho and Montana. On August Cth and 20th, Septomber 10th and 24th, and October 8th, 18S9. From Missouri river terminals at ono lowest jrst class fare for the round trip, except that no rate shall bo less than $4.00 From points in Nebraska as far west as including Buda, and in Kat-sas as fur west as and ino'udiug and Ivamar, to points west at one lowest first class faro for tho round trip, except that no rate shall bo loss than the rate from Missouri River to the same destinaticn, and tlnu no rates shall bo less than $4.00, Tickets must bo limited for going passage to same tirao as for ono way limited tickots. To points to which iraitod tickets aro n-t sold, tickets must bo limited or continuous train paBsago. Fina' limit 30 days.

Stop overa will bo allowed within final of ticket on return passage BLAINE, KAN throughout. customers especially solicited. 8AMUEL TROSTLE. and Dea'ors in- 1889 Wm. Marsh, Bell.

S. K. Harkrader.TJ MM TO JXJZ PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH AT BLAINE Station Agt? mi ffl PUMPS AND We are prepared to drill wells on short notice. Satisfaction gnaranteed Your patronage solicited. Terms reasonable.

Will take stock in exchange wors. Windmills and Pumps to order. BUTLER CITY, KANSAS. HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between Graves Marsh in tho law business at Blaino, Kansas, has been disnlved by mutual consent. March 19th, Wm.

Marsh. J. A. Marsh, Bell Have formed a cn partnerebip for the purpon of cnrryluf ou a Loan. Law, aud Hea esisto and InauraDoe business, with rfflcos at Blaiieand Westmnreland KausuMBd and Harkrader will be found at the Blaine rfflce Wm.

marsh will bo found at be Westmoreland office, which wa formcrlyjncopled by Thos. A. Fairchlld. Alibusineea entrusted this Area -will riecieye prompt attentlun. Call on ui at cither of the above DlaoeH.

Very respectfully. 128tf MARSH, BELL HARKRADER. N. BISHOP. DEALER IN Drugs and Medicines, PAINTS, OILe, BRUSHES, Cigars, Tobacco, Notions, Etc, Confections, ljemons, Oranges, Nuts.

8CHOOL BOOKS, etc. Mixed Paints la cans, ready for use. Perecrlptions carefully coinnoundel dav oi tight. N. BISHOP.

BUTI ER CITY, KAN..