The Durham Tribune from Durham, Kansas • 1

') THE TRIBUNE Volume 1. Durham, Marlon Courity, June 29, 1916. Number 44. DURHAM Illlllllllllllllll oummr.1 uill The.Maral being out of town George HIMreth jwis deputised to DaOlVUED KJ Z-5 take charj I p(him but he being CELEBRATE 4th. GOTTOHIVOOD 5 m.

a Probably the Largest in 18 year old Boy ot uurham is PAINT mult for lippa 1 ana vieorget.jor power he bet George, to Haas's alfalfa field hete iathfti growing darkness he eicaped the Marshalls eye. The polsie afterwards retuan-ed to town haVklg posted a man at the edgejof -the field with a sharp knife to tap him in case he came up Afpi hight suffering from the efteets of known feed. Ntfttbtttifthe was. found drowned while in swimming in the Cottonwood -River. Body lies in 7 feet of water oyer night.

Now, when the dirt isn't blowing, i Is a good time to Paint. Francis Keso, oldest son of and Mrs. Geo. Keso, was found safe in bed ad was token before Thursday morning in the Cotton Mr Borton thjspolice judge where he was find $15 and costs whic wood river a short distance below the railroad bridge. He was first missed Wednesday amounted eather $25.

Marlon County billed for this date. Will be in a grove Not because all Europe is lock- ed in warf not because America and her sister republic are at the verge of a grave crisis, not because of all preparedness for fut- 1 ure martial eventualities, but because of All preparedness for future martial eventualities, but because it seems fitting that we revive again the spirit of our natal day with patriotic speeches, band music fireworks, ball games, aod such other amusements as seems fitting and that may be employed by the comittee on The patriotic civic body of Durham hereby extends a welcome invitation to all the towns and countrysides to come and enjoy We have a good Assortment of the Famous S-W Paints. A paint for every purpose and the best for that purpose. Prices are a little higher than some others but the goods are worth the difference. Come in and get color cards and prices.

We will be glad to show them. evening when he never came home Tourists Chodsie Durham. As a denioiatration that righ and the parents supposed he had gone toIillsboro in a car as he had been in the habit of doing oc- will assert its in the end, the summer trataic is oeine routed when morning came along the original Fe trai they were quite worried about him. and not around about way, 20 miles from it, as his been the case R. W.

PO WERS.Druggist. Sll IraH IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIM Near 9 o'clock two small boys went to the river for a swim and during the proceeding summers. i found the clothes of the missing In spite of the fact that ox boy on the bank. They looked for teams rolled past Tampa and Dur ham in forming the Santa Fe trai our hospitality and entertainment him with avail and went to town and that the Daughter's of the and gave the alarm and several of iur our city ietis tnat sne owes much if not all its prosperity to American Revolution, and the the boys went in to find him. Office at Livery Barn.

Telephone Jfo. 28-7. State Historical Society recognis Wesley Schultz found the body in about 7 feet of water, and he was the people of our vast trade territory, and we wish to employ ed this line as the" Santa Fe trai taken to town. this means goodfeuowship with and have installed official markers along the road. Marion has long Dr.

B.C.McClintock, M.D.C. claimed it and' induced auto clubs As near as can be figured he went swimming alone and between eight and Wednesday you. 1 One of the pleasant features of the day will be an old settler reunion where they may assemble and again tell the stories incident to route their cars that Way. evening' and he couldn't swim and But the worm'is turning tour- Veterinary Surgeon Md'Dehtist; ist haw decided to get out of the not knowing how deep slipped in there to the settlement of any new- ait mudU Kerjf.t3-arecominadaily and will continue to come, as the Calls answered at all hours. season advances, and travel; over in at." JVO ALFALFA FIELDS FOR THEM roads that are not only well mark ed but well kept and with no mud holes.

Kansas. urham, country. i A large grove, fully rocked, where you may sit and watch the ball games hear the speaches, eat your dinner from a well filled basket, drink white or red lemonade, visit with your friends and neighbors, see the fireworks and go home at night and tell yourself what a good time I have had. mm Township boards are taking a Men out tor Harvest at per keen intrest in keeping the trail Day Jump "other Jobs and live on handouts. well drug and free from chuck holes.

Not withstanding the fact that One of the high officers of the there are several hundred men in D. A. R. was thru Monday and is the city of Salina looking for har going to announce this way as the vest jobs, it is almost impossible official trail to tourists. HARVEST GROCER-IES AT LOW PRICES.

for farmers to get men to work on Local organizations will re-mark it each season and provide for com fortable campsites and see that every convenince is afforded There if no logical reason why Heavy Rain and Lightning The heavy rain Monday morning and Tuesday of last week done some damage in the City and Vicinity of McPherson at the Alvin Johnston place the lightling killed one horse a colt two years old and one yearling colt. At Fred Landis place lightling struck the barn which was filled with hay feed and grain also harness and stock which was all burned except the livestock which was saved. Lightning struck one corner of the belfry of the Baptist church Monday morning and did worth of damage. a detour of 20 miles from the trail i should he made, for towns are as close and therefore the convein-encesareat the disposal of tourists the farm before the wheat ripens. The men say they came to work in the harvest fields and not to work in alfalfa fields or plow corn, many of them refuse to work in the harvest fields foa less than $4 per day but they are begging on the streets or back doors, one farmer looking for men took two men home with him and after supper they disaeared.

another farmer took one man home Saturday and hired him for all summer at $25 a month with board he remained over sunday and when the farmer went to call him monday morning Come in and let us price our Groceries to you. We are selling atthe Lowest Price to give the farmer a chance to lay in his Harvest Grocery supply. JUST RECEIVED NEW DRY GOODS at as frequent intervales than the large route. At present it is said that a team is kept on hanb at Marion to pull out tourists who have taken the long route while no instance -has any trouble been reported by cars South America Is Watching All South America is watching the Mexican-American ing eagerly General Carranza's next move in reply to the American note. coming by the way of the original Santa Fe Trail.

he was gone Can Move 100,000 a Day By Rail Western railroad manager declare Marion has fought and bled and The Latin-American association we hate to see her die, but we pre diet that cars will come on the they can move rom 80,000 to Santa Fe Trail rather than make a detour of manv miles from it. 000 troops a day to Mexican border without affecting regular traffic. The Santa Fe alone, asserts it can Within the city limits of Tampa We have just received a ood line of German Dyed Overalls and Jumpers. Come in to see our New line of Tub Ching Jap Silks, and G. D.

Corsets. We handle as good a line of dry goods as you ever seen every kind and all grades. Come and look our line of Machinery over if you want Quality is a marker, and within a mile and a half of Durham are two mark transport 8,000 a day and the public won't know the difference. In case of a real war an army could be shunted from one end of the country to the other with more celerity than in any other country in the world. at Buenos Aires, issued a call for a mass meeting of protest against America occupation of Mexican territory.

The call for the meeting mentioned the "interventionist tendencies of the United States southward," vagualy hinting that interventionists in the United States threatened the safety of other Latin-American republics. The Argentine papers are divided in their sympathies. LaNaciin, the the most influential newspaper in Argentina, says "The atitude of the United States deserves a tranquil view as long as it maintains a guarantee of Mexican territory integrity." ers, yet 20 miles from there, poles are painted the red, white and blue, and a garage at Hillsboro bears the name "Old Santa Fe Trail Garage." As we said before, the worm is turning. We are sorry, Marion, but cars from New York, cars from Frisco and cars from Denver are passing thru Durham and no "Stewed." Last Friday night one of our Merchant Clerks let John Barleycorn getuhe best of him aud went home and proceeded to 1'ck his Mother. DURHAM MERC The Center of Durham' Trade.

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