Grainfield Advocate from Grainfield, Kansas • 1

GRABS No. 6. till AIRFIELD, GOVJ-: COUNTY, si ass Jiir.Y a 7. Vol. 1.

STOKE CHANGES HANDS The Fourth of July Cowueil Meets Ah the w.ialljor will bo granted by the Mexican authorities to remove. Urn body of Commander r.uillmrt. deeensed'io Houser's goneral merchandise Passes on Occupation Tax Collver. stock was sold this weok to Ren- Flags DisplayedAccident at Grinnell County Board, ot Commissioners Meet Tl.e three members of tho board got; logol her last Monday and corotnonced proceedings after dinner by approving bills against the ounty and making tho holders of thorn happy cou-sequcncQ. A list khesa appended below.

Tbe three county papers Children's (1p.ycxnrcic wre hnh Hold of Sallnu. Inventory is now in Ordinance Provides for Water Supply progress. We understand that the at the congregational church last Sunday. The house was full and a UNION PACIFIC TIMli TABLE. GRAINHELD, KANsAS.

Vertt bound. No. 101, A. M. No.

303. P. M. No. 157, 11:10 A.

M. East bound. No. 104, A. M.

No. 302, 9:57 1 M. No. 150, 1:65 1'. M.

No8. 154 and 15.r are freight trains, and carry passengers only from stations where they stop to stations where tbev are going to stop. 0. W. ABARR, A front.

deal involves a trad of some HO acres of land, also that the store building dtd not ewer into the transaction. very good program was well rendered. The Gralufleld City Council met In regular session Monday July 1st, "be Ilaapcr preached to a fair sud lanco at night represented by their editors who all ing attended by the Mayor and coucilraen Feck. McQueen and Birrer. NEW MILLINERY STORE Both Sunday pchools are gainingin appeared anxious to let their patrons know what wan done, aad the All over the country picnics were held In convenient groves.

'The American flag prominently displayed in the Town asd fire worksexplodtd in profusion. Business was alniotit entirely suspended. Several hundred people at' Gitfnnoll whore (the band played and Grinnoll won a baseball game from Grainfield No. 44 was passed by numbers. Come out nnd help us, it is better for your children to be in Sunday school than on the.

streets or the number of farmers and buinoas man who take nn interest in such events. the council and approved by the Mayor, its publication bolng order In the cutAiNE'iuuj advocate (see editorial baH'grouftistoniriff to nil sorts of July 1st 1807. The Board of County Commission- vivn and obsene language- page). The purpose of the ordinance by a score of 10 to er3met In regular session on the ficst to levy an occupation tax in order to fUcal Bete Trego CountV Treasurer elect B. M.

day of July, 1067, members pranr.t John Rundborg, L. II. Llyingston aad A sad accident took pbieo at Gin-null In the afternoon. Tlfe oldcRt son of Henry ITomm had let of cannon liquidate the city debt. Meeting was adjourned to Friday night.

Dreiling spent Sunday at Ht, Petera with fits family. He. has been traveling, up and pown the line between Wa- Alex Ilaney, Commissioners and Tho -new. millinery store to be cstab lisbedby Mistress Allison in Grain-Qeld is about assured. Mrs.

Allison's mother reached here Tuesday and 1 spending two wealc-B with A. B. Cum-mlngs and family. She will probably make all arrangements lioforo loading. The alfalfa crop of Abe Miller on section 10 is stacking up good, the hay being being of a fine duality.

On Mr Miller's other alfalfa fiTOtinp lh All of tho counollinen (proeent cracker-n In his pockets which" became Finest ISaby Sbocs.at Stimita $1. 6-lt Keeney and Grinnell on hid implement lludolph Hassledt will preach at 11 as well as the Mayor last evening1. Bid of Ed Birrer to supply tho city with sulllcicut water for public business. Summers, County Clerk. The following bills were allowed A Cook Co.RUpplIe 4.M F.

leaker salary less fees B0.i Summers salary 203.80 A Wielcizer care of smallpox Ignited and most sorlpnsly 'byrned him on tho face and chest. Qnintr Notes continued on third pne nurnoaes was duly accented. The clock to-morrow. Butler was in Ilussell lust Sat Uiday. i amount of same being $6 per month Banner Notes .1 Simmers of Elk ad or is helping A windmill and storage tank will bo erected tiie bidder at his own ex second' crop is almost ready to cut.

fois folks harvest. Many letters that are and oe i i ze it i-c in a t) i tcr every Monday at t)e. -Siotier's Still a good assortment left, of tlio never hear from, go to the dead let patients T.J McNaughton salary as Health pflioer McNaughton medical ser- to Mrs McBurney Brown. surveying road No 32 1400 nairs of iliooa at -SUniits. 0-1 1 (Received to late, for lant week We enjoyed a fine rainiast week.

ter Otllco. Thus can avoided at small tf New headers furnished hy Golem an 74, "ii il.OO r.2.oo 22.5t) Water for public purposes will be expense, liuve your envelopes print DIED-The infnnt daughter o' Mr furnished hy Ed Birrer uext week. ed at The Apvocate ottice. with your Lewis to the rev. T.

E. George, Oxley pense to bo tlocated where the -old creamery now stands. Torrcll addressed the to ay or and council and protested against the tax against him of $10 as a license for engaging in the shipping of live stock-. S. Reynolds also made an address of protest.

No action was taken on either and meeting was adjourned to next Wednesday July 12th. and Mrs Pearl Riggs, 1. name and address in the corner. Ashworth and Brubaker and to Matt Good Milk 3owa for sale by A Springer and Will Bush. 'Bass came home from Ness City Quintal-.

0-lt For the. potato patch of tills Brown salary Strickler overseeing ooor telephone aaseflaient last Monday. vicinity see Fikete garden norh Bert Farrand is recovering rapidly Contractor Kearus spent toe fourtli of his house. He plowed last year Pearl Harvey had two heilTors kill mm at bis home in Salimi. from his serioug injurios received last week by his fall.

His expressed and in planting potatoes laid them on ed by lightning. intention of oelebrating the fourth at Pierce Spalding supplies II Henderson keeping Joe Watts 1st quarter II Henderson keeping Joe Watts 2nd quarter the ground about 3 inches from surface. 31 Barnow. Henderson and several 42.15 Ellis were thwarted and-if he can curb MARRIED Miss Maud Flanders to Harry Courtney of Banner at the home of the bride's sister Mr Ed Flanders. his impatience, no permanent ill ef WTe aie desirous that our patrons others from south of Gove left Gruln-field Friday uighttfor Russell where fects are anticipated.

Two of his ribs read the advertising columns of this Rundberg Donielson supplies to Mrs Mellurney they will harvest. were troken and a third got lost some. paper, they are live and paid for, and: where in the interior of his anatomy oohn Dieges, Ed Sloch, Etnbvee and' represent merchants and business men Skating Uink at -Co lifer open every Saturday 4-7 tf A dance givon at the Opera If all oa Friday June 28tu was well attended. Instead of one, Terrel Son ship pud two ear loads of hogs last week. Cushion Boled shoes for the 'middle aged, blucher tops, at Stimits, C-lt Toole is putting in and other plumbing on the Ilelney residence for the SalinaPlumbing Go.

Hoy TJre leaves tomorrow for Stf Expects that Dr Stoner will bo able who cater to your pleasure, and 43rainfAeld News; to find, it. little Lueile Dieses took the train Monday eve for Wilson where they spent the fourth. dence as well Interest in the progress of the town and comoaunity. House Falls On Boy Terrell and son have a carload of Isaac Peek salary Millie Cheney salary Tustin salary JO Bevan Co Printing Stella Mather salary Win Uis road No. 32 Dee Lohr telephone assessment CC Morgan Dee Lohr 2 days assessing Gailar.d Twp The appearance of the Wrighter uorn on the traok which will remain Ernest Stout who resides with his residence is being changed eo completely that to old residents it is hard unloaded until thia-evening.

All you parents at Studley was injured last. E. Corrick and T. Mac were Grainfield visitors last Saturday. They fine farms north of Quinter.

W. L.Kuhlman is tnw prepared to want at 58 cents a bushel. 0 I ly recognizable. This dwelling was Saturday about-six P. M.

by a horse 8.70 09.3a 1G3 90 1 13.45 330.1$ 9.00 8.00 7.r.Q i2.no ft. 0.1 40,75 21. IK) ,30 01) (i Aid Marsrarot-Elosipital An Kansas City'. he was trying to catch in the paeture. The Grinnell boys tlrfi.

not show up built about 27 years ago by Chas. Johnson, when he was section boss. "Kans. Justus he was about tobridle the last Saturday, so the Grainfield Corn for sale 4 antes Southwest of kake photographs and views and waating wiy work done call at nine. played a pick np team and won latter threw itself on him and caused injuries whieh may prove fatal.

He was unconolous until laet Tuesday. -Grainfield at0 eta. a bu Gillespie o-3t by a score'Of 24 to 9. IT Weir salary undershcrilT Julius Fhillips supplies poor Hall Lith. eo supplier Hopkins 8 days asst.

o.v Laura Smith 10 Crane it Go supplies 'Mr Bill's -little baby i-s still making. The Great Western Supply tore will soon be, in a position to save you Mr. Johnson now lias a fine farm southwest of tho city. There 'la a marked difference between the time of a fast horse on paper and on the road. A Sowers' horse Propellor has a track rseord of '1 -14, but the mile he naadeia2 -'0 the continued on third page depot.

He Is also agent for -the Sa-liaa Steara Laundry. 4 tf We regret aote hurried departure from Xkis locality of I. eo Miller and Clyde Bicksoo. jFartk'ular mention saight be made of tlie former who has valanUtruggle for life under Dr -Car tor's care. 25 per cent on your insurance by 42 tf rod ing ne Town Of CJdtyer.

Tho Grainftcld Quinter ball game bv on Friday a week ago waa won Quinter by a score of 1 1 to'S been familiar to the people in this city atid neighboring-towns for number (I, ll. Smith who HveR. on thn Stobbe place, reports crops in good-condition in that vicinity, They had more rain 0 00 7.00 2 00 T.nii bbtnlfui found by Coleman Mr THel is better. 11 Wilson the Wakeeney banker other day hitched -to a heavy road cart, with-the editor iu the seat seemed a good deal faster. After being warmed up he trotted without a break and could easily have gone faster if not held back.

up there and were -not -d am-agad the In front of the Opera "Block on uly Erown Ji days as viewer M.Phillips supplies poor T-S days as viewers W-Rhiive repairing court house fence, Hues, etc 0 LCook exam Tre.as. books Donielson to poor () Benson exam Treas books 1 Peck 11 Fetor Linnebcrger assessing phone lire! Linneherger assesing Payne bail. was iu Collye.i Tuesday of -years. He had built up a -repnta tion for industry and as blacksmith his work was always satisfactory. A-tao-ut tliree month ago he leased the Geo.

Saiith shop and'haderop prosp With a fine record for satisfaction Hail did considerable damage in and reasonable prices for tailor made Martha. 11 year old daughter of the vicinity of Bannor. clothing, Bruce Peek of this city solie Chas Fisher cut her arm last Sunday ects been-better, would undoubtedly Orlo Jeffrey at the Baptist 4 1907. 6 lt The quarantine at George Smiths vill probably be lifted tomorrow, All iuciuding George doing nicely. Wanted to horses to -pasture by Speucer who lives; south west of Grainfield on J0-1U18.

l-- L. Smith took a business to iLm nur continued natronase, 4 tf afternoon. She-was playing and as church tomorrow. have made a good showing and eventually built his own shop. Hill, father of Sieve Bill, came, she ran through the -door way the door slammed to, -and putting-out her from his home at Kates county two 2.0.

ia.oo 4,30 .4.20 3.10 Mi. 10 Twp arm to stop it, it struck tho glass and OPlum Creek Pick Hps painfully cut. weeks ago to furnish what assistance he could to his little grandchild whose sickness was reported last week. As we go to press Mrs Close is slowly-passing Her ailment is I) Leighton jury fee A Smith Ely llishop Claude Siramofl.ft.cleariing court room M-aek WMte Jury fee Ijenry Homtn, viewing road such that no medical aid can relieve the inteese pain which she bears with Frank Preston's -40 acres ol corn promises a big yield. Preston aud Guschewgky have put out seven headers.

Congratulations to her sister were sent by Mka Blanch LaCerte. Coutractor. A. S. Richardson had his knee knocked o.vt, of joint by a fall ast week, Jim Yanda, the butcher 30 year resident of this looalitv, who lost his wife about two year ago will be mar-Tied again on Sunday morning next.

the greatest fortitude. nourish Art Stansberry's corn is looking Hue. A-nev wellibelng putt down by Ben ilair.fe. A load of hog-s were taken to Oakley by GrantWanru'ff. mens for the past 10 days has left her lloy Melton Jones was bor-u June 17th.

lie is the son of the late lamented daughter of Butler and wife this city and is being brought upby them. i Stiireliffc -our former night agent and telegraph operator left last night for Denver Colorado where 2.00 3.80 0.00 4 30 4.10 2 til very weak but in full possessions of McKinney jury fee Earl Hunt Beatrice NAM -on Tuesday week: ago. L. A. Lehnus, wTaolias a "fine farm riorlh of the city, has 'returned to' -Fredrick Kans.

Good Ea? Corn for'sale by 'Luther 3VI Yale, tie has about i00 bushels -on hand. otf Richards another north of "Quinter wan was a visitor iu Grain-fiejd Sahuday. Editor A Keithley of llw JUisoell Springs Leader announces his Jor sale. Tuu tout Buiupfctor Wood Wind Mills at $20.00, Qrcat Western Sup- he.i faculties. Sho is prepared jr the end and and with courage and re Ellithorpe W.

-Shipley is taking the roof off his old home. inorkable -patience awaits the final WCrldling -assess Jerome twp 4S.0, call. jneeting assessors 3.0.1 I asses-. Larrabeo tp 0.) to Miss Carrie 'Gust Grahams young sou who cut Pj'obalo Judge long residence ucre.uiiikos hiiu peculiarly lit for the he is thinking of taking up hk -work with the Burlington NOTICE am otforing for sale everything I in the machinery lino at icduced prices with a view to quittln tho business. My implement lino lias -been profitable and satisfactory to me, but oil his toe with a -spado and had it stuck ou again vvi j-l riof lose that useful It has adhevred to hks foot aud Is growing fast-toit.

Another iflne rain Monday-morning Another one Tuesday. Mrs Shipley and daughter made a trlp.to.Oakloy Monday. Uunniugham is. breaking since the lecen, iair.t, 'lewus jwerywhor are nice frame loi'-se is being built by Clarence Abell on the old Andrew David Ball jury fee 2.W J.E Atwood mod ical serv ice. poor Id.) 51.00 75 Benlly high school trustee -I 3) Mack White 1v tf Alvar LaCorto had to vclose up bis lumanade stand jor a few days on account of illness.

hs supposed that A. asters ou wlio toeca risitiu.g 1 0 Ikeutwrty retuining books position lie Having by no von years continuous residence established his hoiuo iu 'CJovp he liled iu 1S8, and tilling ihinutely every rcflulruient of tho law, record stands as an exauiille to those who try to around law on: If yo fla-ve-a'CLW, a borae or any thing you want to buy joll," Ihoro is no better way to roach the people, than through the columtid of this paper. Others have tried it and found that it pays to advertise, Anderson place on middle crook. assess Baker twp AVol-s'-er supplies Mrs Johnson ll I do aot have the time now to attend to it. W.

J. lleiuey '0 2t A Mr McCun who was stppiug at the Occidental ftarted to drwc to Govo last Sunday when he had hotu-oautfoof the stomach. By leu o'clock when the flow of blood had etoped, 3 from thi section will bo print 3.0 Ben Henry at Tweed jwturned home week ago Friday naoralng. Mr 'Heed who was kicked Thy his hiirse latVoull -nite -rocoverod tram his injuries, young $ull. JL.

JB. cd every oVhor week; except inattirs of more serious import whioh will b3 pub Asa Vanovcr assessing phone 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi r. 1 mill 111 1 ho oniiuiGod too much of his own Lightning truok thoarn 'of Mr tire cutirel. destroyed it and its contents, irtotudiog buggy aud, harness, Vnt ihuliunatoly po 3 took, lisb-jd with current news of tbewaek in thoevent transpires, quarts had bsen discharged. He left Smith salary and expenses itotJd V(i4iw4ijuch improved..