Ogallah Runners, Baseballs End Week With Wins
Last Sunday in Hays Will Harvey and Anna Pearson are noted. In Ogallah, Dr Adair Kidd plans to practice, and the Ogallah school held a closing program with a Whasket dinner. The Ogallah Blues beat Riverside 14 to 1, Mapes and Anderson shining offensively, Harvey stealing home. The Smoky Hill Al Stal Drinkers drubbed Ogallah Grays 26 to 4, J Richards yielding 12 runs in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pearson
Satins
W. A. Tawney
Belle Springs Reamery Co
Adair Kidd
Ogallah
Blakely c
Ogallah Blues
Riverside Nine
Blues
Mapes
Anderson
Harvey
J. Anderson
Saline
Will Harvey
LaShell
Vetter
Ogallah Grays
Waterloo
Smoky Hill
J. Richards
Hudspeth
Sheir Mercy
Grays
Locker
Pish
Ogallahids
South Trego Neighbors and Farming Notes
Pete Hubbert sold his bay saddle horse for 80 dollars and a family moved to Chas.ald place. Joe Snyder sold four yearlings at 14 dollars each. Effie Snyder visited her grandmother last Sunday. Mr. Wilbur was in the neighborhood on business Tuesday. Mrs. Hoobler's sister, Mrs. Polk, expected soon. Joe Irwin rented pasture to M. W. Smith & Sons. Mrs. Olive McIntosh and children returned home Sunday evening. Some farmers treat cane seed to prevent smut loss. Miles may buy Beamer's threshing machine. J. Jackson has seven to eight hundred acres sown. Moisture insufficient to resume breaking. Clark Rogers may sell land. land buyers from Iowa visited. Mrs. Gould returned home. daughter Flora works for Mrs. Hoobler. Mrs. J. W. Lawrence helped in the Chance home. The stork is late. F. Hoobler went to Wa-Keeney to consult his mother’s physician. Mesdames C. McKune and J. Squires visited neighbors Wednesday. Miss Mattie Dutton returned to LaCrosse after a visit with J. W. Lawrence. Hot beds yield lettuce and radishes for weeks. Walter Swisher bought an 80 acre farm near Hargrave for 2900, and Mr. and Mrs. McClearly plan to live on the farm. Two Browniell men camped at the Bluffs. their team escaped and they hired Hubbert to take them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hubbert
Chas
Ald Place
Joe Snyder
Effie Snyder
Herj
Wilbur
Hoobler
Polk
Joe Irwin
M. W. Smith & Sons
Olive McIntosh
LaCrosse
J. W. Lawrence
Walter Swisher
Hargrave
McClearly
Brownell
The
Bluffs
Voda Notes On Local Happenings And Sports
A patchwork of underscored town life from Voda includes ailments and visits, sales, neighbors arriving, and a local sport score. Mentions F Krant eyes, Rosa Thiel housekeeping, Frank Vanda selling a farm to James Walsh and moving to Portland, smallpox near end, and a 7 to 6 Bloody Runs at Big Creek Red Caps game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Vanda
Rosa Thiel
Dick Owens
Bloody Run Chat and Local Notes From Wa-Keeney
Local snippets recount cattle shipment, church and school activities, property trades, and community jests. Neighbors mention Miss Finch leaving for Lincoln, Miss Alma Hockman’s box of stationery, and playful gossip about Baptisms in Bloody Run. Weather record contrasts with five years past in Wa-Keeney.
Saline Valley Ranch Stallions Offer Services for Season
Saline Valley Ranch near Wa Keeney advertises SE Young Quim Per and Monacha stallions for the season with fees of $5 and $10 respectively. The owner, W. T. Orrnecsino, notes no responsibility for accidents and that foal disposition remains with owners, with a tare to cover prevention of mishaps.
Fire Engine Jack Seeks Mares For 1905 Season Near WaKeoney
Mammoth black Percheron stallion Fire Engine is four years old, stands 154 hands, with heavy bone and well muscled neck. Offered for the 1905 season at fy Faoch on the Sallee river ten miles northwest of Wa Keoney. Terms: 00 to insure colt to stand and suck. Mares disposed of or removed will incur a service fee. Care will be taken but trainer not responsible for accidents.
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Lishim
Pistocae
Ora
Arco
Keeney
Young Quimper
Jos
Monacha
W. T. Orrrnecsino
Jack
Fy Faoch
Sallee Rver
Wa Keoney
Aare
Colt
Soli
Warhooney
Dwane Muse
Wackserer Wonsip Ieemer's Associa ‘Tom Owners
Enwaer Woscmra
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup and Urino Fruit Syrup Benefit
The text pitches Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as non constipating and gently moving the bowels, claiming pleasant use and near equal to maple sugar. It also promotes Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup as ideal for women and children, with sales by W. W. Stason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
W. W. Stason
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Inet
Hays
Trego
Avpseretii
Foley
W. W
Gibson
Acfever
Ely
Krant
Philip Krant
Mr. Nep
Wa-Keeney
Nep
Voda
W. T. Littlechild
James Bowen
Sanay
Berry
Rush
Neff
F. M. Garrel
John Conner
B. E. Grimm
Hill City
Fin
Moreland
Lincoln
John Bowen
Main Street
John Best
Mr. Galloway
B. E. Grim
Mr. Kirk
Mr. Finch
Mr. Britt
Finch
Bloody Run
Wm. Walker
Wa Keeney
Brarim
D. Oasker
Saline Valley Ranch
Missouri Mammoth
H J. Hills
AH. Blair
W. G. Baker
CR Hille
Cashier Capital
Trego County State Bank General Banking
Kreney
Kansas
Vt Selton
Mre W. Bakes
S& Dnebold
AH Blair
Westminster
W. E. Crabill
Wa-Keeney Kansas
Haviland
A.E. Bamberg
Peller & Ellermeyer
Whiatis
Northwestern Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Larabee
Bure
Reguise
Ated
Ranese
Siste
Imadicines Reed
Baker’s
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