The Ogden Courier from Ogden, Kansas • 1

COI Our policy controlled by no organization but the People hue Published in the interest of and tributary territory 1 I. $1.00 PER YEAR OGDEN, RILEY COUNTY, KANSAS, FEBRUARY 28, 1916 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER NUMBER WITHOUT MOVING THE Clark Mskfi Addition to Elevator. New Walk to Postaflice. S. P.

CLARK S. P. Clark la building a alnahle The Htroet department ha loid a i MORROW BUILDS NEW HOUSE addition to his elevator. The addi new stone walk from the Wolchsel- I. II.

C. AGENT tion Is a cob house which will be Inrgo enough to accommodate two or baum stori to the postofllco. This is un improvement that the people of Ogdon have felt the need of for ruuny three car loads. The house Is being built by Dates and Son the contrac necks and the city dads are to be tors. congratulated for making it.

Jones carries the best $2.50 work Get that hot water bottle at Jones' store. shoe in town. EttaConroy was visiting with Anna Ratlin Tuesday afternoon. Will Weisner went to Junction City Monday. Every week we chronicle some new Improvement for Ogden and 'sometimes tow or three.

The latent to be added to the Hat Is the new home of James Morrow which will he built In Mock 3 on Walnut street. Work on teh residence will be started next week If the ewather permits and Mr. Morrow hope to have It ready for occupancy In a very short time. Ogden Is forging to the front as rapidly as any town It's size In the state and before another year has rolled by we expect to see many new Auto chamois skins 50, 75 and 1.00 at Kibbey's. Phone 317 and 417.

We to Manhattan John Stephens went Monday. The farmers in and around Ogden will not have to go many miles for their farm machinery In the future, but can get it right here In Ogden. 1-ast week 3. P. Clark, one of Ogden'g foremost business mon, contracted with the International Harvester Co.

for a full supply of farming Implements, such as mowersr rakes, cultivators, and the best one-horse gam-line engines manufactured today. This engine Is just whnt farmers need to operate the pump or, washing machine and is a handy little, machine to haev on the farm. Every year Mr. Clark manes It easier for his patrons by adding some Htnple line to his business' this foresight on his part should be rewarded by the farmers who can do so' by giving hlirtheir trade. Mr Clark' la Best flour in twn at Jones' store.

George Dielegman went to Manhattan Saturday. V. E. Schermerhorn made a business trip to Junction City Thursday. Jones carries the best $2.50 work shoe in town.

additions to teh town. Joe Dowling was in Ogden Monday property Tallies are increasing and those who are fortunate enouRh to own a house in Ogden are smiling contentedly. afternoon. Miss Jessie Weisner of Manhattaa was visiting with rnie fo'ks Sunday. Auto chamois skins 50, 75 and $1.00 at Kibbey's.

Phones 317 and 417. We Chas. Schermerhorn was in Ogden Thursday. Itonds Drjlnt; Fast. The roads In and around Ogden are drying fast and the work of dragging; them has begun.

This Is as jt should be and speaks well for the enterprising farmers In this Fanchon and Union Pacific flour for sale at Ratliff's store. a progressive business man who do-' serves the success he has attained lnce coming to Ogden a few years go. of Hlrim Bambaugh was the guest Miss Bessie Bell Sunday Evening. Ed Therier of Eureka Valley was In Ogden Monday. Ratliff's for Fitz work Go to clothing.

Miller this very month is selling: $18 and $20 suits far $12.50 in Manhattan town. Card Party and Dance, The Catholic ladies will give a card party and dance in the Catholic hall the night of March 7. Tbto will be the last entertainment to be given 1 fore Lent. Buy Mayer's "Honorbilt" shoes at Jones' store. Mr and Mrs.

Firebaugh and children were shopping in Junction City Saturday. Woe! sponges for your car-35, 50 and $1.00 at Kibbey's. Phones 317 and 417 We deliver. Miss Ruth Mallon was visiting horre folks Sunday. Be6t flour in twn at Jones' store.

Ernest Stamp of Juactlon City was In Saturday. Mrs. B. Honey was shopping in Jur-ction City Monday. i to Manhattan Mrs.

E. Weisner went Monday. Martina in Breeklyn Eaila. Fanchon and Union Pacific flour Geo. Honey was in Ogden Tresday.

Miller, in Manhattan, don't ask yoo $1.25 for the best overalls. He sells them for a dollar bill. Mrs. West of Manhattan was visiting her daughter Mrs. J.

W. Dakin, Tuesday-Wool sponge for your car 35. 50 and $1.00 at Kit bey's. Phones 317 and 417 We deliver. Buv Mayer's "Honorbilt" shoes at Jones' store.

for sale at Ratliff's store. Ratliff's for Fitz work Fanchon and Union Pacific flour for Bale at Ratliff's store. Go to clothing. Junction buaineis trip to Albert Bumbaugh went to City Friday. Geo.

Wood made a Manhattan Tuesday. Steve Clark went to Manhattan business trip to Wm. Alien made a Junction City Tuesday. Mrs. J.

W. Dakin was shopping in Junction City Friday. The following attended the show at Junction City Tuesday evening: Cassie Curtis, Mamie Bumbaugh, Bessie Bell, Helen Curtis. Hazel Allen, Sam Bumbaugh, Chas Moran. Ed Bumbaugh, Sam Shay, Father Rochs went to Junction City Wednesday.

Mrs Basil Wood wai visiting with Mrs. Ed Sable Tuesday. Jones' store is the exclusive agency for Lee's celebrated line of groceries. Get that hot water bottle at Jones' store. Mrs.

Joe Wood was in Ogden The best $2.50 work shoe nn earth Jones' store is the exclusive agency Ratliff's for Fitz work I Willie Bumbaugh, Albert Bumbaugh, E. N. Jones made a business trip to Bernard Hudspeth, Hirim Bumbaugh and Willie Allrn at en led tin show at Go to clothing. for Lee's celebrated line of groceries, Junction City Tuesday, is sold by Miller in Manhattan. junction uty Monday.

Leo Curtis. I vuiiia. i I or i We are improving the quality of our various lines and hope thereby to merit your patronage. We solicit your business on the quality of our goods and the service we are able to give. Our prices will compare favorably with those of any other store.

fi 1 A Having just secured the agency for the International Harvest high grade line of farming implements, I wish to invite you to the elevator to show you the good points about a Milwaukee mowing machine and the other modern labor savers such as; Sulky Rakes, Walking and Riding Cultivators Drills, Harrows, and Plows. I also have on display the best onehorse gasoline engine every placed on market. Just the thing for running a pump or washing machine. BUILDING TIME IS HERE Remember we have a nice line of high grade lumber at the Walnut St. yard and can supply your every need.

We also handle builders hardware and cement, brick and tile. Let us figure with you on that building Large or small. Red Wolf Coffee, 30c Tropical 30c Arbuckle's Breakfast Coffee, lb 35c Tropical Teas in packages F. F. O.

G. Milk, small can 5c, 6 for 2Se large can Ik, 3 25c Good standard corn 10c, 3 for 25c peas 10c, 3 for 25c 10c, 3 for 25c A Fancy sliced Pineapple, percan. A Broken Pineapple, per can 15c Dried Peaches. 3 Iki far2Sc Dried Prunes 2 lbs fir 25c Dried Apricots, per lb 15c Johathan Apples, peck. 50c Eating Potatoes, peck.

25c Cabbage, 212c Pickles, Sweet, Sour and Dill. Pet Milk, small can 5c, I far 25c large can 10c, 3 far 25c fry Morris' Supreme Brand Milk, It, 61 25c VanCamps Pork and Beans, 15c, 2 br 25c No. 21-2 site Beans, per can 10c Spices, Nuts, Candies, Etc. Fanchon, Union Pacific and Manhattan No. 1 Flour Ogden, Kansas tern ILi MATLIFF! S.

P. CLARIC 2 OGDEN, KANSAS WW i.