The Hunnewell Rustler from Hunnewell, Kansas • 1

rrn hp it: 1 UlNlNJU VV BLiJU VOL. I. NO. IlliXNEWEU, KASHAS, JUTUKNAY, DECEMBER 21, 1889 II. J.

BIRD, Publishers. FAKTV-. SAMPLF, COPY, COAL! We re iiKZht that yog examine he Sample Copy sent you and photild it meet your approbation rre would be pleased to have you puhscrilio. 1 per year. RUSXIilXUS.

W. NOItTHROr, Dealer in Finest Grades of. Coal, at Lowest Now: is the time to lay in your winter supply. fSTYABD AT SA3SJTA EE EErOT.gj fcgrrCAtt JCST TS. UUXXEWELL REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, HARRY E.

BIRD, Managkk, Bargains in Farms and City Property. Taxes Paid for Residents, If yon wish tq buy sell or trade call or write. Business Entrusted to our care will be attended to Promptly. The Masquerade. Go to Sunday School tomorrow.

Book Binding done at the Hitler office. The editor and wife Sundayed in SquthHaveu, A lumber and coal yard wpuld pay vell at this place. A business men's club ia soon to be organized in this city. Q. Hale possesses the first paper printed at this office.

North rup has just received a car load of coal. Prices clown. The first received at this office was the South Haven New Era. Rev. F.

M. Romine of South Haven was a pleasant caller last Monday, Vincent Nutt and Geo, Mack called on the Rustler Saturday A hardware store is what vye need. Will some enterprising dealer investigate? If you have a farm you wish to sell trade or. rent, call on H. E.

Bird real estate agent. A first class druggist can find a good opening in this city that One of th'e pleasantest gatherings in the history of the city took place, at the residence of A. jlale and family, the Hunne: well Hotel, last Saturday night, the occassion being the seventeenth Anniversary of the birth of Miss Maggie Hale. Mrs. May Kier's birthday incurring on the 19th it was concluded to celebrate both at the game time.

Nearly sixty persons were present, and merrier lot never before congregated in one, Each' vied with the, other making the evening one grand round of pleasure and enjoyment. Games and plays of various kinds were participated. in and as nearly everyone' took part considerable amusement resulted therefrom. Refreshments were served at 11. p.m.

Hunnicutt, favored us with selections, vocal and instrumental, and just before breaking up, 1 'God be with you 'till we meet again," wras sung in concert. The occassion was one long to be remembered, and we join with the many present in wishing both Maggie and May many pleasant returns of the clay. Several presents were received, a partial list of which wre append, together with a list of those present; Mr, ilrs Chas. "Russell, breast pin. 0.

H. P. JieUowell, George Patten, water sett, Maggie. W. H.

Corey, water sett. May. 0. Helblinjr, alburn easel, to each. W.

B. Northrup, hair orn'mt, each. Isaac Muriy, reft combs, each. A. A.

lanfrdak', bottle cologne. It. 5f. nay, lace tie, to Dayis, scrap album, to each. Miss Francis Anderson, lace tie, wasrgle.

Hallie and Nemia i emend, silk ties. Walter Mftrtin, silver thimble cases. Miss r.ucky Minond, sett comb, perfume. Mr. Frank Mason, kid Rloves, May putograpb album, Mr.

Mrs. VV. M. Hunrieuit, E. H.

Crow, H. H. CroiT, sett Venetian vvbos. to each. M.

Mrs. It H.rJm!j Kaylor. J'ingbinlU. Peter Jieltn. Mr.

E. W. r.emonit; IhotQ frame, May. Mrs G. VanhooK, fascinator, to.

each. it. W. Lemond, mubio holder. J.

W. Cash, F. lirawner, Stephen JUg'P. Joe Callahan, Walter Study, Clms Drian, Cassie Murry, John MePLeo, Kewt Avery. Geo.

W. Avery, James Clubb, pold pen and holder, each. Mr Jtra h. e. bird.

n. a. constable, perfume case, ctand and sketches. JOBPRINTING BOOK BINDING will pay him to investigate. Meriy Christmas! Iha Bustler is $1.

per year, Our Mayor is in Oklahoma. A light rain Monday night. Subscribe for the Rustler. We expect to have a Justice of he Peace soon. Go to Fisk the Photo Artist, South Haven, for good work.

W. E. Poor, Paris, III, i visiting in this vicinity. Book Binding clone at this office in p. first class manner, John Steele of the.

Haven, was in the city during week. J. P. Richmond; of the Haven was in our city Tuesday. The prospects are that we will soon get a good harnessinaker.

Geo. Scott, of Tom Hill's ranch on Deer Creek, was up Tuesday, People who talk about us will gam nothing in the end by so doing. The Santa Fe shipped 762 and the Frisco 749 loads of cattle during the season. "Va have one of the finest and most substantial school buildings iii the county. Jim CJubb left Monday for the ranch.

Ha will return and spend Christinas with us. We hav-r'jfheard rom drug, gist who desires to come to this pity and go into business, Hiohmorid Co. South Haven, pay fiie highest market price for Came, Furs, Kiclcs, etc. Call on us. The Kansas rattlesnakes are much Fater this year than usual in taking their winter vacationl A drive down into the Territory seems to be the proper thing while the beautiful weather' lasts.

A good harness maker and saddler could coin money by coming to this city and engaging in busi Every citizen qf this city and sor rounding country ought to be a subscriber to this papar. Why go away to spend Christ mas, when we are going to have such a grand time at home? Done with; Xeatncss, snrt Dispatoh at tins office, Send a copy of the Rustler to your friends-. It may do more good than you imagine. Come, let us get together and talk over as to what is our best and most important interests at the prose nutiine. Bring your job printing to the Rustler office.

We will do it as The Koine Paper. B. F. FULLER. HOTEL.

At HALE, to row so -ASH DEAt.SB TN- Coffins, and all kincU of Undettolifir's Goods. ness. Young people who attend public gatherings should show their good breed ing by behaving themselves. E. Dunham of Valley Center is moving, to this city where he intends to await the opening of the Strip.

George Elser come up from Black Bear ranch Sunday night. He will remain in the city until after Christmas. TV. A. and G.

M. Davidson returned from Philadelphia, Sunday night, where they took a load of ponies recently. This is iust as good a market The vr-t potent influence in the building and developing of a community is the home paper. It is ch ampion of every good cause the defender of law and order, and the advocate of all enterprises public and private that benefit the community, It is expected to cheerfully assist in building and furnishing every church, to work public sentiment up to the point of action of securing now school houses and bridges, and to bringing the special advantages of the "town to every bodie's attention; and it docs it. because that is.

a part of its daily work. The home paper is the medium by which local statesmen enlighten the world, and the most complex problems in science, religion, business and politics are solved and settled every year in the home paper. That is all right, that is what the paper is for, Every man. woman and child in th community calls it "our paper," and the incident of advising the editor how it is to be conducted is always to be expected because, the daily or the weekly, whichever it may be is a public institution. The intelligent and progressive spirit of a community are indicated by the number of newspapers taken and read.

The towns that have died of dry rot and the states that are behind the times have few newspapers. JSiT'First Class Accommodations at the Most Reasonable Rates. jSpH'eadquarters for Stockmen. A 11 0 P. JOHN McPHSE, Prop.

When you want a clean easy shave or a first class hair cut. give me a call. JSHot and cold baths. Best and most popular brands of cigars always in stock. be by anyone that hati-dies first class must be paid for when ordered.

JTiT'Kemomber thf plnee, one door N'ortk of Hank, South Haven. neatly and as cheaply as any office in the. county. Have you some friend who would like to get the news from this city? Send him the Rustler one year. The Kansas newspapers which spell the name of the president of the Santa Fe with two 'Ts" will probably be the first to lose their passes.

There seems to be a difference in opinion among our people regarding the opening of the Strip but all seem inclined to accept the inevitable whatever it may be. The Hunnewell Rustler, a neat five-column quarto, with Harry E. Bird as editor, is the latest newspaper venture in this county. Bird has our best wishes for the success of his enterpriseWellington Gazette. There seems to be a determination on the part of certain parties to burn ail the grass in the Strip, and if it be possible, to do stroy other property belonging to the cattlemen.

Fires have been started in several places recently and avast area burned off. At a regular communication of South Haven Lodge, No. 157. A. F.

A. the following officers were elected: W. M. R. W.

Lomond. S. W. Jas. Pocknam.

J. W. Thos. Richmond. Treas.

P. F. Quillan. Sec. E.

J. Richmond. Tyler, Sam White. The management having in charge the Masquerade Ball 'at the Rink Christmas night requests us to state that no pains will be spared to make it the event of the season. First class music Avill be furnished, good order guaranteed, comfortable seats provided, and in fact everything that can be done will be done for those who attend.

Sup per at I ho hotel. for eggs, butter and produce of A all kinds, as can be found in the county. Farmer's, come and see 'ns. We were shown twelve rolls of Gilt Edge'' butter recently, by Geo. Avery, and we must say it is fine.

It was made by Mrs. Geo. Jennings. The Davidson bovs. who re o.

h. PHOT OGRAHER, cently returned to this city from the cast, reports that Gordon Liilie (Pawnee Bill) is doing a good business with his "take. Gordon is well known in this JST-Ali Work Warranted. Charges aro neasonoble. Shop one door South of the drug store.

SOUTH KAXSAS. section. Thomas. W. Callnlian, IITJNNEWEI.L, KANSAS.

BOOT SHOEMAKER. Repairing neatly and promptly done. Call and see me. Viinhook Lomond have mov The Government's proposition to purchase the Cherokee Strip at per acre has been informally withdrawn. It is thought that owing to the failure of this body to negotiate with the Indians.

Congress will be pressed to emphasize an immediate ed tin lr stock of goods from the old stand to their' new place of business, and now have as line and complete a stock of general nieivi'Tndis as can bo found in the county. A.