The Dillon Republican from Dillon, Kansas • 1

ilton Pqiubtiran. Vol. 4. DILLON, KANSAS, OCTOBER 1ft, 1896. Frank Flenniken baa taken Mead out of Dickinson county and stars him on the bills as a Hon, but keeps Stam-baugh digging away on Smoky river and Mud creek.

That's unjust discrimination. Stimbaugh perhaps lacks Mead's shape, but he makes up for it in cunning. Kansas City Star. The annual convention of the German Baptist Young People of Kansas was held at the German Baptist church Wednesday. Delegates were present from all parts of the state.

The Agatite mill resumed work this morning. PERSONAL MENTION. SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS Horn To Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. W. Sterling, a son. Henry McLean of Marion spoke at Hope Friday evening. The railroad bridge over Turkey Creek was repaired Monday.

J. M. Mosley took a carload of hogs to Kansas City Tuesday evening. The Ridge township Populist primaries were held Saturday evening. The Ridge township Republican primaries were held Monday afternoon.

The Dillon lodge A. 0. U. V. is in a very prosperous condition.

It has forty-one members. Engine No. 887 blew out a cylinder-head about a mile east of town Tuesday evening. The train backed into Dillon and a part of it was side-tracked. The remainder got to Council Grove without further trouble.

Call on J. M. Mosley for baled hay, coal and all kinds of grain. Over in the county jail is a 9 year old boy, a bright lively fellow, Lee Thompson. He is sentenced to the Reform school, but, remains here in jail, crying for liberty and his mother.

The spectacle of this big county penning up a 9 year old boy in the jail with A. Murray was in Abilene Monday. Ed Volkman was over from Woodbine. Dr. Jolley's sister was visiting him last week.

Mr, A. Bohannon has returned from Illinois. Mrs. D. Holter of Hope was visiting in town.

Mrs. Chas. Hatch is suffering with appendicitis. F. Homman and wife of Solomon were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Cunningham last week. hardened convicts simply because his parents think they cannot manage him is a sight for gods and angels! Give the boy a chance. Abilene Reflector..