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The Tyro Life from Tyro, Kansas • 1

The Tyro Life from Tyro, Kansas • 1

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The Tyro Lifei
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Tyro, Kansas
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3 6 fetC-tf THE TYRO LIP TYRO, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1905 NO. 16 Volume i. YOUNG HORSE THEIF IPE LINE TO ST LOUIS Will Run Direct from Bartlesville. Fourteen Year Old Boy in Jail at Coffeyville. if we sunt tei The Coireyvillu Journal fays nth in pa.

Sf tflin St. Louis is to have a big oil efinery which is to be fed from that a boy only fourteen jean old was in iail there 'Tuesday the Nation. for liorso stealing. A company has just SECURITY is what depositors want and expect. We keep our money under four different doors and locks; the lat oi.o being a renown-ed Yale Towne Time Lock.

DesidoH our building is new and our vault in very strong. Above all of this we carry burglar insurance by day and night. We are Excellently Equipped and Conservately, Man US been formed. This it) the result Ibe boy it is 'alleged rode the a of the merging of the Cudahy horse away irom the rack at and the Cherokee Oil Gas Co. Bartlesville and started ta Coffey ville.

Ho got through Mon- A new pipe line will bo built i i aay evening uui tue owner from Bartlesville to St. Louis The distance is 0(55 miles. iiaci misRcu the Dorse and was aged. offer every convenience, safety and The refinery will be of G00O there waiting for the boy. The lad's name is Conn.

barrels capacity. hurt. liberality that good banking will allow. AdrWl Loans Our Specialty TYRO STATE BANK, J. Lenhart, President.

J. P. Donahue, Vice. fl. L.

Teegarden, Cashier. 1 Thursday last Manly Lybarger We carry the ONLY line of fivi.li can dies, fine cigars, nuts, tobacco, etc, in the city. We are headquarters for daily news, book aud up-to-date magazines. We also carry cold drinks and ico civ.m in season, HOT CHILI, fresh bread, pies and cookies. Notions, soaps, figs, extracts, maple pyr-up, etc.

In thece we have a full line and woulk be pleased to have jou call and get our prices. We treat you right. Call and be divined. Patchen Dabney. went a duck hunting, lie shot fourteen at one shot.

We told SUKPLUS $1000. 1. I i 1 1 1 .1 11 CAPITAL $10,000. una mat ne niieu mem all up in a line or used a crooked gun. WAYSIDE.

The weather man has kept our farmers in a bad humor about ajl summer and fall. For a time the people thought they would all have to turn fishermen in order to make a living. Directly the rains Btopped. Then things got dry. The nun beat down with all its latent passion.

Only the iee man's trade was coveted. Soon after the scorching period was RESOURCES $31,000 DEPOSITS $23,000. LOANS $21,000. Sunday tue meat markets quit, running free delivery on Sunday. JUDEA.

Mr. Darts baby very low over, which greatly reduced the with diphtheria. Sarah Dixon and ner laiuer 1 wim in luifm Bize of the crops, the fall rains set in. And oh! how the water Hill's spent Sunday at Mr. Chas.

brcidhne wife and baby returned from Arkansas Saturday. 1 Millinery, did pour. Every cloud was full of moisture. After that another dry season set in. Wells dried up and pastures suffered.

Now tilings are soaked again. The fields are too full of nature's Martin Wheeler is overseeing I do a General Livery Business. some more woik dene on our LADIES' FUHNISHira, SHUTS, roads. Anions: those helping are A specialty made of dealing with oil men. C.

Freidline, F. Elliugswortl WAISTS, UHDERWEAH, ETC. 1 and W. riedline. I will pay anyone's fare from Tyro and Miss Alice Eakes and Mrs.

HMAn most' "I ai' Nothing is EUTSLER, PROPRIETOR. particularly suffering but we can't get into the fields to gather our corn. Is it any wonder, then that u.e farmers have been mad return who purchases oyer $5.00 worth of Ellings worth called on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Eakes Sunday after goods of me, either hats or other merchandise.

Prices guaranteed to be the cheapest in the county. noon. about all season? It seems to me if I had charge of the weather 11. Ellingsworth took dinner Mrs. B.

Caney, Kansas. at his brother Frank's Sunday. department I would equalize things to Bonie degree. Than Burt butchered Monday. Mr.

Freidline and family spent Locals. Deuel has a nice line of Kobin Sunday with his parents in Caney Than claims to be a right smart Center district. on Staver buggies. Lee Knotts is getting new I 0 ll.l)UnnaAn ft ft At- TAAMinn of a vegetarian too. The Miller boys are breaking a span of western ponies.

VUV A A lodge. This is a good orber se a member of, I Orvile Hugo has the tonsilitis When you are passing by stop in and tell what you know. Old papers at this office at 10s a dozen. Some of the boys here intend to work in the brick plant when it gets started. Considerable sickness now.

1. Price went to Wann yesterday. Mrs. A. E.

Tunnicliff started to Neosho, yesterday to visit ber daughter. Two young men bad a scrap here Sunday night. Eaoh one was scratched some but didn't Wanted! Do you want insurance? Do you want real estate? Do you want a loan? We can negotiate it for you. Do you need a Notary. We are "It." PococK DabneY.

Mr. Garr took- his daughter to See Deuel for Sewall's paints i Cherry vale Monday. the best that money can buy lose enough loyal blood to re Elmer Douglas delivered a Tyro needs a few dozen more mind one of a battlefield. Both load of corn to W. Freidline residences.

Everything is so full had been going to Bee the same Monday. Inow that a room can hardly be girl. That chafed them, So found. Mr. BurtBch delivered corn to thev fell out and fought.

Since Water fowls are now flying Mr. Fraidline Monday. then both of them have been fired. over, Miss Stalla Doulgas toon up Quite a lot of cider hag been the duties of a school girl Monday. Wanted a room with private made around here.

It taBtes. family. Inquire at Life office. pretty good too even if very Teachers' Examination. Deuel sells furniture at the apple was a dwelling place for worm.

right prices. Such times as this one is apt to wish the town was incorporat One of the Soott boya cat hit foot rather severely with an ax Mrs. M. C. Bohl who hat been visiting her son Charles at Cherryvale for a couple of week! returned home to-day.

D. P. McClaren went to Cleveland, yesterday. Main street was like dark oil Egypt last night. Buster's moved a rig for Morris Jones yesterday on the Bill Bird farm.

Dobson have a car of hogs ready to ship out but they can't get a car juBt now. ed so we could have rf.reet crossings. The regular examination for Teachers' Certificates will be held in the County High School Building, Independence, on Friday and Saturday, October 27 and 28. Examination to begin at 7:30 a. m.

Paper furnished. B. W. Slater, County Supt. Saturday.

A. D. Jordon is talking of This vrai once an exoiting oil building an addition to his resi jffl Elingsuorln's 3 Headquarters for (gears, Tolacco, Meats, Vegetables, place. Everything of that kind dehce. ii dead now.

Wheeler's new sorghum fresh from the pan at A. J. Wheeler's. NOWATA. Thb Lifk would like to have a Saturday a week ago Willie Wilbur Burt is plastering 6.

But few Hogs. There is a scarcity of all kinds of hogs in this community. The shippers have to do a lot of rustling to find a car of fat hogs. correspondent in every community. and Manly Lybarger and their Prssh' Fruits in Season, Hay Bittsrson's Flour and Kiddoor's Sewers new house.

families Ed and George May and The air is wholesome to-day. In low altitudes like this the air families went hickory nutting a fishing and squirrel banting on is far better in winter than in And they will not be plentiful soon either. The country is also the river. All families got throe lummer. Est.

Your Patronage "will be Appreciated. or more bushels of hilled nuts. short on stock hogs. M. A.

Spalding's are going to George May got eight squirrels. Galbraith and Sons recieved new cable to-day, This part of Kansas is shipping out corn instead ef hogs. That looks strange. The price that has been paid for hogs (or tltt last few years ought to interest the farmers in swine. No farmer ean keep his land up and sell hj eora.

occupy the last new house that Q. L. Stfwel is building. Jasper of Canty was in town yesterday. The great, great H.

II. Rogers Sunday night week ago as Phillip Kirk and family vers oroeaing California Creak they all fell isw The water was about knee deep. None of then were If there were a sidewalk from town to the sohoolbouie we are willing to wager that it wotld be fd day like this. Notary Public Insurance and Farm 'y Offies ii BankJ has recently been in some of the llontgomsry oouty towns,.

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Pages Available:
200
Years Available:
1905-1906