Rainy season hits Kan sas with cattle moved and floods
Correspondence notes a rainy spell in Kansas with cattle moved home last Tuesday and stock missing pasture. Local social scenes include Johnny Wahlberg visiting Louis Derringers, Roy Newcomer helping on the farm, a hard day for mall carriers, and East Trego soaking rains. A Miss Marts supper and fair Friday drew many, with abundant food. A December Christmas program and tree for supper helpers is planned at Dist il, with a treat collection point via C. Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cross
Johnny Wahlberg
Louis Derringers
Roy Newcomer
E. M. Orion
East ‘Trego
Miss Marts
C. Cross
South Trego Rain and Local Happenings Summary
Rain persists in South Trego as local residents report visits and commerce. Frank Beniseh and Ralph Kristof assist with pork butchering while Will Schneider ships hogs and ties with county officials. Social events include a Wilcox school supper, Thanksgiving dinner guests from Ellis and Russell counties, and multiple local visits and outings by residents across Monday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beniseh
Will Schneider
J. G. Buxson
Earnest Smith
Random
James Beniseh
Chris Rohn
Earnest Smth
James Benisch
County Seat
Ralph Kristof
Frand Benisch
R. Kristof
Voda
South Trego
Lo Ness City
Arte
Wilcox
A. R. McKinley
Russell
Ptacek
Simmond
Jim
Ellis County
V. Benitch
Rural trip notes and Thanksgiving visits across Kansas
Collyer and Olson visited Ogallala on Friday while Parinton traveled to Kansas City Sunday night. Deatrich spent early week in Salina, Harrison family shared Thanksgiving in Ogallala. Mader visited WaKeeney with the Kirbys, crops Rain relief noted. Ben Sparks from Zurich joins the area visitors. Tillie Klema of Wilson visits her parents. Teachers returned Sunday after Thanksgiving. school resumed Monday. Hartie Farwell from Campus spent days with the Hoblins. returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L Parinton
Kansas City
J.B. Deatrich
Salina
Kans
J. J. Harrison
Ogallah
Ben Sparks
Zurich
Tillie Klema
Wilson
J. Hobl
Hartie Farwell
Campus
Wm. Riggs
Bannar
Frank Curtis
John Blacksome
Voda Mrs KR Kristof Spent Thursday In Dolly
Voda Mrs KR Kristof was reported to spend Thursday in Dolly. The article notes that Voda school children had two days vacation last week. A question about rain in Kansas appears, followed by incomplete mention of Jane Schimkowitseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Kristof
Dolly
Voda
Kansas
Jane Schimkowitseh
Brownell
Henry Deftenbach
Thanksgiving Visits and Social Rounds Around Wa-Keeney
Local residents shared holidays with relatives and friends across Wa-Keeney and nearby areas. People noted include Mr. and Mrs. R. Kristof, Mrs. J. W. Spena, Mrs. H. Miles, Mrs. A. G. Schwanbeck, WW. Edrichs, E. Mensing, V. Malinowsky, Albert Owens, Frank Benisch, Joseph Ptaschek, A. Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Kristof, Charley Kristof, Walter Kehut, and Mrs. Sixzle Kehut. Events described include family dinners, cattle dehorning at Schwanbeck's, a motorcycle race trip, and social visits in Wilson and surrounding areas. The piece notes festive hospitality and invites others to call for royal entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa-Keeney
R. Kristof
South Trego
J. W. Spena
H. Miles
A. G
Paradise
Frank Benisch
Joseph Ptaschek
A. Simon and Son
Kristof
Charley Kristof
Walter Kehut
Wilson
Fort + Scott
Community Notes From Ransom Kansas Holiday Week
Local items report relatives visiting in town on Monday and Thanksgiving gatherings with neighbors. Mentions of muddy roads hindering a planned town basketball game, residents moving homes for schooling, travel to Ness City for a game, and a surprise wedding couple returning from Scott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Tilley
Teachers Association
Ness City
Claude J. DeWitt
Draker
Bunn
Harry Clawson
Chas Stutzman
Agnes Dubbs
Minnie Dubbs
Keeney
Vernon Promey
Scott City
Vernon
Ness City Nets Two Wins In Local Contests
Ness City sports reports a 28 to 23 first game and 10 to 9 second game, both favoring Ness City. Return match planned to even honors as locals praise Ness City team for sportsmanship. Also notes a Lincoln county marriage of Miss Anna Haug to Lewis F. Montgomery and a new literary club forming at the schoolhouse with officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness City
Anna Haug
Lewis F. Montgomery
Lincoln County
Theodore Haug
Perris
Utica
Br. M
Fred Johannes
Walter Simpon
Joe Curtis
Claude J. Dewitt
A.C. Kraus
Geo. Schellenberger
Edna Selerzinger
Miss Draher
W. S. Grissell
Pred Johannes
Geo. Shellenberger
Market Report from Kansas City Stock Yards 1913
The Kansas City market shows an independent course with receipts around 11 000 head. Beef steers steady to 15 lower with yearlings best at 8.50 to 8.75, cows and butcher cattle higher. Hogs about 15 7172 with top 7.50 to 7.75. lambs and sheep easing but still selling well. Notes on imported beef, range and quarantine cattle, and price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Monte Vista
Estate of Benjamin Sellers Administrator Named
Coanes K. Sellens named administrator of the estate of Benjamin Sellers deceased. Proceedings under the probate laws proceed to settle debts and distribute assets according to will and state statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coanes K. Sellens
Benjamin Sellers
Dr U S Miller Dentist Ad Card
An old newspaper dental ad lists Dr U S Miller with office phone 151 and residence at 58 Kansas. The ad presents a simple practitioner notice likely urging patients to contact for dental services.
Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Farm Ad
Doan's Kidney Pills receive strong testimonial from Mrs Ellen Littleton of Ellis Kansas for relief from years of kidney pain and dizziness. An adjacent sale notice advertises 100 acres for sale near Collyer on the U P line with price 1000 cash and details. A California woman touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy after cold and lung soreness relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
We-Keeney
Wa-Keeney
Ellen Littleton
Ellis
Kans
Doan
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Adv
Collyer
U. P
Denver
Kansas City
Kan
Electric Bitters and Dr Kings New Discovery Adverts
Stomach and nerve troubles improve with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma praises the remedy for sickness and urges others to try it. Each bottle guaranteed, 50 cents or one dollar, at all druggists. H E Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis advertise. Croup relief is promised by Dr Kings New Discovery with testimonies from Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio. Claims success in severe attacks and for coughs and colds. 6 and 1.00 price. At all Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
H. E Bucklen & Co
St Louis
Guard Your Children Against Bowel Trouble
Advert depicts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as ideal for children and women, noting candy like chocolate flavor eases administration and promising easy dosing. Sisters of Christian Charity report good results, praising their action and safety for kids. Box of 25 doses costs 25 cents, money back if no benefit. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Sisters of Christian Charity
Charles St
sEweerne
Tna
Dr. Miles
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Wa Heeney
Big Creek
Trego
H. Olson
Ogallat
W. L. Mader
Mr. and
Miss Kirby
Sixzle Kehut
Fr. Qwens
Wm. Cox
Krhot
Chas. Garvin
Plainville
Ransom
Market Report
State of
Trego County
Jackson County
Charles K. Sellers
U. S. Miller
H. F. Kline
Ofice
WA Keeney
California
Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle, Gal
Ady
W. S. Gorrell
Keeney, Kansas
Rample “S
Wanson Rheumatic ‘Cure Co. Cay
Lame St
Bliss
A. R. Long
Quinter
W. H. Swiggett
A. B. Jones
Keenxey, Kansas
John A. Nelson
Ss. M. Hutzel
Ee. D. Wheeler
Co. A. Cortright
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MASON
Stanley J. Straw
Wehoney, Kansas
C. T. Binder’s Harness & Shoe Shop
Ogallah, Kansas
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