Local Notes Sketch Winter Weather And Holiday Sales
Postmaster Downing endures a rough week as snow slows survey work for roads and joints in town close up. Holiday sales begin today at Shultz’s jewelry with bread cakes and doughnuts advertised. Rev E R Hermiston plans ten days of meetings at the Presbyterian church starting December 28. Shultz’s store crowd and Grabbing event drew many, with Frank McLain winning a phonograph prize. Catharine Maloney named superintendent of Araaho County schools, a Denver area district, daughter of Mrs. Logan and Tim, a Sisters’ College graduate. her brother serves as deputy tax collector in Denver.
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E. R. Hermiston
Presbyterian ‘Church
Catharine Maloney
Our Baptists Fair Success and Local News
Our Baptists had a successful fair with good patronage. Editor Griffith visited Topeka. Mrs Dixon and her son traveled east. Farberk returned from Nebraska. Christmas and two legal holidays will close banks offices elevators and the courthouse. Snow covered wheat and put fields in fine shape. Supreme Court forfeits Ward Pipes bond and moves to collect for bonds signed. Watson Treat lease reversed in favor of Wilson. Rabbit hunting and skating joy, snowstorm ends pasture feeding. Judge Reeder returns from the state Capitol. Mr Carrick builds a ice house and Mr Thomas a dam for next summer. Low Christmas rates offered by Mr Zerzler. State Teachers Association meets Dec 20 at the State Capitol. RR pay car ships checks for employees for Christmas.
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Watson— Treat
Supreme Court
Wilson
Monroe
Office furniture sale at court house soon in Germantown
Lee Monroe announces sale of office furniture including roll top desk five book cases a wardrobe chairs table pigeon hole case and heating stove at the court house before next week end. The J Tabor Trading Co Germantown Pa offers three grades of vid kid goods with prices and post paid delivery agents wanted.
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Court House
Lee Monroe
Anetlang
J. Tabor Trading Co
Germantown
Phila
O.K. Freese
Ed Rea Travels to Russell for Business Monday
Ed Rea made a business trip to Russell on Monday. Judd Wood captured elegant group pictures of the Normal school ladies basketball team and boys football team. The eastern colleges shut for the holiday, and local youths head home for vacation. The public school heater is out and will be overhauled during break, with scholars released Thursday. Zeigler loaded coal in a four ton load Monday and sold out, coal scarcity hits town. Conductor Frank Fields, recovering from an accident, now uses crutches and shakes hands with friends. Saline valley sheep driven through the snow to Victoria Sunday and shipped to Kansas City market.
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Ed Rea
Russell
Judd Wood
Victoria
K.C
Haley Telephone Co announces new open rate and upgrades
The Haley Telephone Co informs readers in Hays of an open rate of 15 cents for calls to or from Ellis, while local residents and businesses keep a 10 cent rate. Upgraded wires and batteries promise clearer service. monthly rates remain 50 cents for residence and 75 cents for business. Installation offered with no charge. Mrs Cavender adds a Haley phone at No 38.
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Ellis
Hays
Cavender
Haley
Haley Telephone Co
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Haddock
Buckuve Township
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Alfice
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Cloaks & Furs
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Nebraska
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6Th Dictant
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State Teachers Association
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State Normal
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John H. Ling
Hays P.O
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Frank Fields
Voliday R.1
Howell
Houston
Lexus
W. E. Saum
ST Law
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Hayes City
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