The Dillon Republican from Dillon, Kansas • 1

Site ilIon lqntblmuu Vol. 3. DILLON, KANSAS, MAY 23, 1895. No. 4.

BURGLARS AT WOODBINE. SCHRADER-GANTENBKIN. Edward Schrader and Anna Gantenbein were married Tuesday. The Republican extends 4 congratulations. A.

L. JANICKE STORK BROKEN INTO AND ROBBED A RATHER SLIM HAUL. Woodbine was the scene of a robber last week. A. L.

Jan-ieke's store was entered Thursday night by unknown parties who took some watches and jewelry worth about $50 and blew the safe open. Mr. Janicke and several Those joyous bells will soon rin: aiain. H. F.

Brinkman left for Denver Tuesday evening. We received several new subscriptions this week. Mr. Kieferle and family have returned from a visit to -Lincoln-ville. Populists arc not very well satisfied with the referendum system of nominating candidates.

W. W. Davidson was laid up several days this week on account other citizens were awakened by the explosion and started at once to see what had been done. On entering the store it was found full of smoke, but the burglars had vanished and are yet at large. The safe, which was ruined, contained nothing but a few old coins.

Windows were broken by the explosion. LOCAL NEWS. Bert Saddoris spent Sunday in Gypsum. Mrs. Lawson left Tuesday for Pueblo, Colorado.

Rob and Eller Ogden and Frank Beemer arrived from Oklahoma last Friday. Wm. Falen came down from Kennedy yesterday. He says the prospects for crops in that part of the county are not bright. oi a horse stepping on his toot.

Mrs. Matt Phillips entertained a number of children on Monday of last week. The occasion was very much enjoyed by all her little guests. The following officers were e-lected by tfre southwest Dickinson Sunday School Association at its annual meeting: President, S. M.

Marlatt. Vice President, Alex McBoyle. Secretary, Miss Stella Schriver. Treasurer, C. Kugh.

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