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pi HiV Vh-drijiiHiTiii Tj'i'li Sill Stof Gap i 1 Vol 6 The Official Paper Of Gove County Gfainfield, Kans Feb. 18. 19 6 Subscription $1. The Year Number 20 SALINE DOINGS Interesting Campus News. GRINNELL SQUIBLETS "A PRAIRIE ROSE" In presenting this beautiful Commissioners' Proceedings.

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I of III chairman. .1. W. Hm lur. the buHrd of roiint.y commlt-sliKim-v of Uoe county nint In itH' In I session iu Mm county clerk's office, with Rutlur.

I Carver and Lewis, county cotmntSHionei-s. itnd 8 A Mitchell, county clerk, presmtt. forth purpone of auditing tlie records and account of the clerk of thu district court, to approvH of Hie county en8ors' appointment of (tuputy uNsHiwor of Ijiit raliee town Real Estate Transfers Furnished by A. E. Osborn, Register of Deeds and Bonded Abstracter, (Jove.

Kansas. Warranty Deeds. John Cobb wf to George II DeBe.v, ne qr 19 15-27, $2-000. VV Jeffrey wf to Chas. Jennings, nw qr 13-13 31, $1 and Km rmi Root is on the sick roll this week.

Are we going to have daylight train service? Pat Doyle is painting the Flip-sie house this week. Beautiful, warm weather we are sure having now. Mr. Pbumphrey is husking corn for Jas. Rickley, sr.

Myrtle Rickley visited with Esther Staniferd Saturday and Sunday. F. B. Roots moved into the apartment just vacated by A. G.

Triplett. Geo. Robben and family visited at Grinnell Sunday with Mr. Caldwell's. Harry Wolfe shipped two cars of cattle from Campus Sunday to Kansas City.

Pete Weire has finished thresh-' ing around Campus and is now threshing for W. J. Davenport. Elmer Rickley, Mary Struckoff, Merl, Ada and Jess Mallory all attended the dance at Oakley Saturday night. A.

G. Triplett left Thursday to fill his new position with the Kansas City Wholesale Grocers. His run is from Ellis to Salina. Miss Merl Mallory is visiting heir sister, Mrs. John week she will visit another sister, Mrs.

Ethel Nickelson, at Kingman. Merl sure deserves a rest. Misses Mary Struckoff and Mabel Rickley went to Oakley Thursday to have some dental work done. Fronie Beckman went there Friday for the same purpose. Wm.

Sidles received a message Sunday morning from his wife stating that her mother, Mrs. Wilkerson, was dead. Deceased lived in Ookley for about a year and was well liked by all who knew her. western play Mr. Hicks is giving the public a production which ranks far abovi- nnd outclasses all western plays The plot isexcep tionall.y well Inid and never fails to hold the audience until the last curtain.

The story is of the Kansas Prairie, so dear to us all, and centers around one of our own "Prairie Girls The comedy interspersing the entire four acts is the cleverest, cleanest and best guaranteed to bring the "laugh." Between acts will appear some of the best specialty people ever makintr Graisifiehl. The feature in this line will be Theh Brothers in latest dances. Brand new songs and beautiful display of costumes. At Grainfield Opera House, feb. 19 Tickets, 25, 35, 50 -now on sale Wedding Bells At the home of George Ocbs, one of the highly respected German citizens near Tiff.my, was held on Feb.

14th, a very large and enthusiastic wedding. The contracting parties were, a young lady from near Col Iyer and Henry Ochs. second son of Geo. Ochs; These young German people are among the most highly respected citizens of their communities. A Guest.

Bean's Photo Car Coming. March 3d 11. T. Bean's Photo Car will be in Grainfield March 3rd, for a short time only. This will be your tppot-tunity to have tirst-class photo work done.

Church, League and Sunday School. SCHEDULE OR SEUVICES Preaching, alternate Sundays. Morning 11 :00 Evening, 7:30 Sunday School in, Epworth League 6:30 p. m. Junior L.

Sun 2:30 p. m. E. Bible Studv, Mon. 7 p.

m. S. S. Teach 'a Train V. P- Regular services at the church Sunday.

Every by is cordially invited to the various services. R. E. Law head, Pastor. Iv, Well, I suppose everybody got a "lovely" valentine.

Wallace Ure and (wife spent Monday at Mrs. U's parents. O. L. Moore and son, Bruce, and Roy Ure spent Monday at the county seat.

The box supper at the Shaffer school was well attended and enjoyable. The amount taken in was $28.15. Elmer Winchell and family re turned from Goodland Sunday evening, after a week's visit with D. Winchell and family. O.

L. Moore and family, Bruce, Roy and Bill Ure and Miss Mar tha Fisher spent Monday even ing at the Shaffer home. Fred Robertson, United States district attorney, has filed information against Montgomery Ward which resulted in an indictment by the grand jury at the January term in session at Kansas City. The indictment was returned against the company for making an interstate shipment of alcohol without properly labeling it. Two separate offenses are charged against the mail order company.

One of the shipments of alcohol was marked "drugs" and the other "Mel-len's Pood." Beloit Call. U. P. Time Card WEST' No. 103 Pass No.

119 No. 157 Accom 9:55 in 3:25 a ,10:35 a ui EAST No. 104 3:54 a No. 102 9:30 No. 156 11:55 mj Wos.

10 ana loo are freights but carry passengers, also run on Sunday. Dodge Car Foil Sale Used Dodge car in fine running condition for sale at bargain price. A good reason for selling Add ress "Bargain," care of Cap Sheaf, Grainfield, Kansas. KANSAS $fl 75 fl 00 bimhel 1 40 fiO 2c D. A.

Simpson lias a new Ford auto. Biff Borah was taking in the sights of the Motor Show at Kansas City last week. Misses Erin a and Gladys Morse are visiting their cousin, Miss Sylvia Morse, this week. Mrs M. M.

Martin has been confined to her bed several days this week with a severe attack of the grippe. The school children derived much fun by making and exchanging valentines Mondny Valentine's day. The girls of the Domestic Science class served a dinner to the members of the school board Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Barclay will give a ilval entine party" to the members of the Philomathian club on Thursday evening of this week.

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Weir "and a crowd of young folks too numerous to gives the names of each, were the guests of B.

J. Sherman's Sunday. Little Fletcher Montgomery had his arm badly hurt Saturday evening by falling from a small stack of hay; causing him much pain and now he is carrying said member in a "sling." Rev. Miller of Sharon Springs is holding revival meetings at the Christian church. There are services every evening A cordial invitation is extended to every one to attend these meet Mr.

and Mrs. B. Harrison and Mrs. Katie A. Borne came up from (iraintield last Saturday evening and helped to take Miss Luella Sherman into the Rebe-kah Lodge.

After the business meeting ended refreshments were served and those present report a very pleasant social evening. PROGRAM FARMERS' INSTITUTE Grinnell, Feb. 22, 1916 9:00 Placing judging exhibits Song by School 10:00 Feeding Beef Carl Thompson, AC 10:35 Feeding the Dairy Cow Calf G. F. Wilson 11:00 Round Table Conference 11:15 Feeding School Child'n Hoover, KSAC 11:45 How Interest Young People in Contests Prof.

Shearer 11:55 Appointmentof Commit'es BASKET DINNER 1:15 Demonstration, Judg ing Live Stock Thompson, A 1:50 Report of committees. Elec'n of Officers 2:00 Breeding up the Farm Herd Carl Thompson 2:20 Talk Prof. Shearer 2:40 Round Table Conference 2:50 Future of Farmers' In stitute Carl Thorn pson 3:00 Packing and Carrying School Lunches Hoover, KSAC 3:25 Song Women's Meeting 1:15 Report of Election of Officers 2:00 The Attractive Hoover, KS A 2:45 Round Table Conference 8:00 Adjourn to Gen'l Meeting For Sale Kaffir Corn I have a lot of kaffir corn, in shock, for sale; in fine condition; 7 ciles southweut of Grainfield. 18w8 W. H.

Stubbs. For Sale at Bargain Price One Five-room Cottage with lot 100x150; barn, well, windmill and garden; house rents steadily at $8.00 per month to prompt paying tenant: located tn good residence section of Grainfield. other considerations. James Marcy to A Holton. se (jr 24 15 2(5, $500.

Franzman wf to 0 A Nation, ne qr 30 14-30. and exchange of property. Chas LTrombla wf it. A Johnson, rustee, ehf 21-11 28 $1 exchange of property. Frank Peterson to MavineF VanVVie, sw qr 5-13 Jacob Essatn wf to John Carve-, hf 29 13 28, $3a()0.

Virjiil 'Black wf to' Ed gar Eugene A Kephart, hi and sw (jr of ne qr nw qr of se qr all in 35-15-27. $000. Snowden 'f to Andy Peirano, hf of hf, 2 -13 John Law wf to Stephen Burnett, sw qr 10 all 15 hf 14 north of right of way, all in 10-27, $15, H00. John Chirk wf to Chas Blackburn, lots 5, 7, block 31, Grainfield, $1. Frank Stanley wf to Wickizer, pt ne qr 30 ll-2b $250.

A Miller wf to Smith, It 28, blk 25, Gfitintield, $30. Fred Webbena wf to Hawkins, vv qr 2-13 31, $2 and exchange of property. Jas Morrow wf to Chas Doerr, se qr 7 15 20, and exchange of property. Geo Pratt et al to Andrew Peirano, nw qr 1-13 28, $10o0. Quit Claim Deed-C Mob-land wf to Boyer, hf se qr 13 11-27, $800 Iowa's anti tipp'ng law was violated by Mrs Wood row Wilson on Tuesday of last week, at the Chamberlain hotel in Des Moines.

Mrs. Wilson gave Peggy Connors, a waitress, a $5 tip, and also handed the hotel's cloakroom girl a quarter. Th" president gave only one tip, a dime, to a messenger boy. Local officials smilingly remarked that "they guessed nothing would be done about it." i i 1 ship and to transact such otiior Kuneral liu-lnoss iia way como before wuld Ixiurd. The following hills were allowed: (lonier RowDi coyote bounty 1 (W IJuna Morse usk'i.

teucbur Aug 6 U0 Same Oct. Vt 00 Home prun i. liislnfoutani.fl Bnnt.il 20 45 Same 8 80 BUiikbiirn auto drive to (10 Chlcugo Luin Co. Goal Mrit. Laiiterriian, II IS PooId urocerleH do do 6 80 Chas Homo Kroc'H do do (13X1 Bruce I I'eclt eupp'ls dn do 4 25 Board itdjousnud to meet Felt.

2. 19 Hi. J. W. Bntler, Chali man.

H. A. Mlichell, County Clin k. Gove City. Kan mm, Fulj.

Z. 1016, The board mat punuant to adjournment with nil mem tiers present, and proceeded to audit the accounts and records of thu clerk of the district court office. The board adjourned from day today until Saturday; the board adjourned to meet Monday, I'YIj. 7. J.

Butler, Chairman. 8. Mitchell. County Clerk. OovuCltr.

Feb. 7. 1918. Board met pursuant to adjournment with all members present. ind of Dr.

J. II. McNauKhton. health offi cer, approved. Quarterly report of Aluc Haney county treasurer for quarter end In Jan ill, 1MB.

approved RssiKiihtlon of Ernest Albln deputy assessor of Larrabne township accepted. Board approved of the county insossor appointment of Chili. Cliom as deputy assessor of Liirrahee township. ROAD NOTICE NO. 100.

STATE OK KANSAS, Uove County. To horn it May Concern: Tnko notice. thiititloKal petition signed by John Uoeb and other householders of (lanland town ship. In suld county, ha been presented to the hoard of County Commissioners, praying for the location of a section Hue public ond, as follows. Beginning at the northeast corner of section 3.

township Hi. range 81, and running thence west four (4) tulles on the township Hue lielwoen tow ships It and range ,11, west of tH.lt I'. M. and terminating at the northwest cor ierof section 6. township lit, range HI.

And that said board has appointed Srhalble, J. Bret ton and Frank Scott, viewers. Who wIM meet at the point of be ginning of sulfl road, as pet itioned for on the 10th day of March. 1916. and proceed to view said roud, as the law directs, at which time and place all persons Interested may ai lend and hive a hearing.

In cuse said Viewers fall to meet on the day detdunateri. they may meet on the following d.iy, as pro vided hy law. wit hout further notice. Witness my hand and official seal of said county, this Till day of IVIB. (Seal) 8.

A. MITCHELL. County Clerk. The Board made their report of the 1 11 vim- tin it Ion to the Hon. Kuppmitnl of the records and accnu 11 1 of the office of he Clerk of the District Court In one copy of which was sent to tlit District Judge and ths other was placed on Hie In the office of the county clerk ro the Honorable Board of County Cm- mlssioners.

County Clerk's Statement of Itecelpts and Disbursements for the year ending Dec, 81st, 1915. Kecel pis-County General Fund. Cash In hands Treasurer Jan. 1. 04 Current taxes collected 10.179 70 lieiiiiiiieiit tax.

penally. Int 4.4(19 73 interest on county ueuoslts 014 tin County officers' fees ONI 40 MHiitcai ami pinier license 100 no Miscellaneous cash Items Total Kecelpls ISti.MIl HS Expenditures. Salaries and exp's Co. officers 8.SW.1 42 Common school teachers' exam 113 75 Normal Ins.Dute 10 1 (XI Criminal. Jury and court costs 717 'JO insane anil inquests HI 'JO County ucHir 74 hi iioau ana roaa oainsfei id Bridges 1.840 00 Cost of elections 140 (IU Hooks, records, omiv sunullns him 73 ''hone rents A repairs on crt house, 427 (Ml County printing and Job work 748 IM Coyote and gopher bounty '40 50 Denutr SMI no 60 (Ml 821 70 495 1,421 r.9 15 M7 Karmnra Inslltuts County aid to school districts.

Incidentals Keliale on taxes. Erroneous collections of taxes Total exnendlture. m.ftV 45 Cash on hand at close of business on nscemimr ni, 111.1 auzs 40 flitl.KtU County Clerk's statement of the county road fund Heeelpts and expenditures for the year ending Den. 81, 1915 Receipts Cssh on band Jan. 1915 1.0H2 25 Curnoit taxes collected 1.542 Automobile and motor license 99 5jj Total Itecolpts 13,526 78 Expenditures.

Kimil i4plr A Metal grader 1 Paid for grading and road work Ntatn treasurer, auto A motor tax Alistenient of taxes Cash In hand of Co Troits. at close of 81s 50 521 15 155 50 13 business Dee. 81, 1915 JkMi? Total expenditures and 71 The followlni bills were allowed: Robert Blrrer coyote txiunty 1 110 (1 A Mevers enyoto A gopher bounty 3ft II McNaughlon (vouchers mileage In small pox eases 140 00 flutter county road work I Gfl 1W Butler salary A mileage Oom'r 00 Carver seme 84 00 Lewis lame 89 40 Thnre being no further business Hie Board adjourned sine die. J. W.

BUTLKH, Chairman. 8. A. MITCHELL County Clerk. Ulne dyes are becoming ho care that workmen may noon have to begin wearing pink overalls.

Since pink is the color dedicated to pajamas sensitive workmen will no doubt be somewhat BARGAINS AT THE 8 RIGHT-WftY STORE GRftlNFIELD, NEW hoops DRY GOODS GROCERIES RUBBERS SHOES. Etc Every thing tlin laboring1 Has needs to eat or wear Try a Pair of our Warm Overshoes Some dry goods at one-half price Ladies 75c rubbers now Mc Children's rubbers now 25c A few pahs of OversboeH at a big discount Just added a big assortment of DISHES For a short time now you may secure exceptional bargains at this general store. Come in and examine our goods. Cane Sugar, per ack Beet Sugar, per Back Early Ohio potatoes, per Apples, per box Cabbage, per poujid WHEN BUYING BUY HERE Tills Is the Htore that helps reduce "THE HIGH COST OF LIVING." CHAS. F.

H0RNE T. F. POOLE GKAINF1EL1), KAS. Highest market -price always paid for produce ft I We best prices for Farmers' Product MM) Call on or address J. E.

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