Local notes from Excelsior Springs and town actions
Reports of residents returning from trips and visits to Illinois and the Springs. Local business updates include Zeiglers and Livengrod stores selling ladies and children wear, and a telephon central run by Aggie Haffameier and Cleve Shultz. The Downer building is being repaired awaiting rentable store space. Frank Hagemann family back from the Springs. bad weather halted town building. Citizens critique the Ft Hays Reservation committee and a new residents committee forming to pressure homesteaders off so colleges can take the land. Regents arrived with limited welcome. Public library gains 100 volumes as Lyurdies club expands, with book access at Carrick store Fridays. Endorses Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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Mus’lim
Zeiglers Ladies and Children's Mackintoshes
Livengrod
Aggie Haffameier
Cleve Shultz
Telephon Central
Ft Hays Reservation
C Schwaller
Congress
Yost
Griffith
Oshant
Penney
Reeder
Sch
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Regents Named for State Normal and Agricultural Colleges
Gov. Stanley appoints and the Senate confirms L B Kelloge of Lyon, FJ Altswanger of Reno, and J A Glotter of Atchison as four year Regents of the State Normal School at En Porta and Hays city. Other Regents hold over for two years, with S H Dodge Beloit F S Larabee Stafford and E A Ross Jewell. Agricultural College Regents include FD Coburn secretary of agriculture and R J Brock Manhattan SJ Allen Allen County, Capt J S McDowell Smith County, ET Fairchild Kilworth, Vm. Hunter Marshall, JM Satterthwait Butler, and ER Nichols president of the Scutines.
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Normal School
Gentemen
Teylor
Agricultural College
FD Coburn
R J Brock
ER Nichols
Board of Regents
The
State Normal School
F. S Larabee
E A Ross
S. Dodge
L. B. Kellogg
Emporia
Madden
State Agricultural College
J. S. McDowell
F. D. Coburn
E T Fairchild
Wm. Hunter
E. RB. Nichols
Taylor
Nichols
Fairchild
J Stewart
Congress
Dramatic benefit for St Joseph Church at G A R Hall
April 16 and 17 shows feature comic plays tricks and Mr N Bach with Prof Peter Bissing and an orchestra. Miss Hartz sings. A drop head sewing machine donated by J B Basgall will be awarded to a ticket holder. Admission 35 cents, reserved seats 50 cents at Basgall grocery.
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G. A. R. Hall
St Joseph Church
N. Bach
Peter Bissing
Hartz
J. E. Basgall
J B Basgall
Morice Leaves Town as Topeka Manager
The Young Folks and Anton at the Brunswick regret Morice's departure for Topeka where he will be among the party managers next week. He made many friends during his stay and plans to return for the event. Also noted are local updates on area residents, a new delivery wagon, upcoming dances, and a Methodist conference with ministers reassigned.
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Anton
Brunswick
Morice
Topeka
Ellsworth
Jourdan
Hul City
Blendon
Eas
Plainville
Hays
DeWitts Little Early Risers Cleanse the Whole System
A 19th century advertisement asserts perfect health comes from a slugging liver and clogged bowels. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers cleanse the whole system, with the claim that they never gripe. JC Farley endorses.
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DeWitt
JC Farley
Witt
J.C Farley
de Witt
J C Parley
Jack and Bulls Offer For Sale In Ellis County Region
Isarel Grinell advertises one yearling sale of white faced stock in Ellis County. He claims the best jack in the area and promises top colts from the west. The animals will stand at his rancho near the Smokey River south of Munjor for thirty dollars each.
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Ellis County
Smokey River
Munjor
Israel Grinell
Mitten Found and Weather Report Mixed in One Item
A fragmentary notice claims a mitten found by a girl and urges retrieval. It also notes spring coughs as dangerous with a testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure by J C Farley. Weather remarks describe persistent rain and its impact on crops, plus multiple brief ads and notices about medicines and goods.
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J C. Farley
Ready-to-wear Idiex Tailor made Suits at Zergiers
Farmers caught in town in the storm soaked en route home. Lads Fancy Underskirts and Hose at Zeigiers. Recital on the 17th by Prof Bissing and Miss Hartz at St Joseph concert in the hall Tuesday and Wednesday evening. Mrs Mills and Miss Geyer opened an ice cream parlor last Saturday. Infset's dresses at Zeigler's. The band wore new uniforms and held a dance raising $50. Decoration day suits anticipated. Portes church services Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m. DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve urged for skin troubles. JC barley Kenny Knoche moved to Reservation homestead near the Fairground. Dentist Raffington to be in HAYS April 19 11 12 13. Bay mare lost. finder to contact Pave Taylor's Livery. Oliver Davis reports arrival of a baby boy at Zeigler home. Two cars of cattle moved to towel on Tuesday. DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised for cleansing effects. Ed Rea at court in Logan County. Fred Olson residing on Reservation homestead west of town. Al Nickles notes infant arrival.
Homestead Contest Notice in Wakeeney Kansas
Interior Department notice from Wakeeney Kansas announces a contest by Anthony Dean against F Knowler for entry No 24, with hearings set for April 10, 1901 at 10 am before the United States Land Office, noting personal service impracticable and order for publication to notify parties.
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Wakeeney
Kansas
Anthony Dean
Er & F
Knowler
United States Land Office
Ailomarwed
I. T. Purcell
Register
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M E Dixon
Excelsior Springs
Wana
Illinois
R.R
J H Spratt
Mrs. Yard Handsome
Laurel Bill
Frank Hagemann
Grove
Lyurdies
Abbott
Teachers & High School
Spring Normal School
Mary J. Holmes
Carrick
Mrs. J. Bremen
Rifle
Farley
Monroe
Sigourney
Iowa
Logan County
Harry Pestana
Attornees
John Schiyer
Zeigler’s
EK R Cole
Oakley
Brown
Squire Downer
Liavengood's
Thomas Carrick
Meten, Co
Cyrus Monroe
Cyrus
Judge Monroe
Henry Beleke
Pleasant Hill Township
Germany
John Orth
J. OC
Weathrook
Fred & C. W. Miller
Old & Reliable St Firud Hal Insurance Co
Jack & Bulls
Ft. Hays Hays
Normal &Ag
Mitten
Tueslay
TK Houseman Minnatawawney
Penn
Carricketors
Lulie Rea
Will Madden
Wil Madden
Laura Stout
Secto
Anderson Riggs
Sunny Lane
Texas
Mr. Riggs
Saline
Ben Hopper
Turkville
P. D
S. J C Farley
Willi Ng
Ison Excelsior Food Co
Parsons, Ks
Thave
Ty Ellis
B. J. Patterson
Phyxiecan i Surgeon
Wrexner
Kan
John Harlenbaugh
Jud& Lou Bel
Wood's
M. Lewis
Saline Township
Bilis
Solon Z Tru
Zergiers
Geo. Philip & Son
Zeigiers
Prof Bissing
Miss Hartz
St Joseph
M-Jay Brown
Brunswick Hotel
G. A. Shrlich
West Hoboken
N.J
James Martin
Saline Valley
Rooks County
DeWitt’s. JC
Kenny Knoche
Jim Nolan
Dentist Raffington
Hays City
Alobinson
Brunswick Holes
Willl
Wellehe
Pave Taylor
Oliver Davis
al Nickles
Erastus Bramett
Wif
Raffington
Noah Zeigler
Dave Nickels
U.S
Zealer’s Dry Goods & Clothing
Saline Bluffs
Geo. Pullip & Son
Ed Rea
Logan Conty
Itead
Wakeenay
Fred Olson
Farmer Long
Setlers
Eilert
Emmert Prop Co
Chicago
Ill
JOHN =SCHLYER
Undertaking. I
Frank Havewann
Ist
Marefi
di District Court of Bills
Canaty
Edward A. Coffin
Haiti
Preston Sete
Sail District Court
Mays City
Pablic
Real
Pri
Wall
Sald Onli
W. E. Saum
Attorney AT Law
Lat National Buel
Kuteae
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