The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 18, 1905, Page 5

| Colorado, who is on a visit to hissis- eatehtend } |ter, Mra, Green W. Walton, ts kept | 2° Bs re i | huey shaking hands with his old on last Frida Ye Cs Aky ' ifaienda, The Etgler boys, Bob and Large enam bs _ i were old settlers of thiscounty {at Hill's Cash i wivery popular, Theymovedfrom}] p J, Jowett who wish dress w! Vat the same ve [here to Colurado a few years ago, substaniial eis: “ ess. th | E. E, Booi, wife and tivo children, ee . Pipe . Dress Ww dh » Ee ee) a ‘®, iF .; jofnear Amsterdam, were in Butler! cure | 3 ‘7 i} [the Inst of the week on business, Mr. fine farm tn S town Should See One Stoek of } | Bool says he expects to zo to Wash-} pone jy pront tutelity ees rv ! sored erg LA “eg OF A) Soung colts t! ™ obby ¥ eung iV ens Bh | REUBDEOHING SOEs Ane st Be likes the ed on diseases of we } jeountry may locate there, He will the cause to ergot poisontner f} [ascend the Lewis and Clark exposi- |. o.44. to the fag yee he r y c | | Kkaneas and Oklahoma seem tofon 0 the hay an! other grain D8 s§ theve been the storm center for! Journal, wee ' wot Li it ° and tornados the pastt vol W.S. Mavde ir tthe results in tons of lito Mera is $ 0 Sio, $ & nye td jf fat a property have. been up yall i4 ie ie ane 7°5 5 ; 12.50 ae & 1 Rie ¢ ; Sah **} to his partt . WN wiht be some drawbacks to! continue the bu 24 OVER OULD PTS | ‘ ssouri, but taking the 11 WALK-( Li Z s : at gu 4 ; i (with the bad all around, we M4} Mr, Macdonald } ‘ " AND OX 2ROS "| it to he very well sutisiéd, eng apse Gurls » every styl 1.60. ti j ‘Vhe Demoerat obj ets to ua quot. | city ® good No use to pay Five Doflurs for (ing from Republican papers. Won-| ous, eh ver ge k iis Bes {i der if the editor of that paper objects} ture from our city would | Ml to ue quoting from the Henry ( vel ted. i Ity Democrat, The Sé. Clair eed The “Lee : i, | Us u erat, The Nevada Mail, ‘th loours tr ad | Ric Ii Eniewprise, The Mining h Ltiin lothes 3 N | vi suatiining our for aly \ nization in this county. Veo 4, tant tr ma t 1 ( Fl | There will be township Sunday | pre os, and which frat dis 1 , {school conventions at Anoret ! r siipieiaiaiadiaiiiailiaimnteaialaeinauieeias | CRUuTIOON a) ith, and at Mi 0 yee : lo 3 The conv 5 ( sure to plant some Cannon Now aintpmont of icles e a w0G | will be conducted By the tow ip sorecitic r’s famous eeeu cord. 19-tf f tore. ! id “(officers of Homer and West Boor qd Mr. Gan shirtings justin, extra veluce Misa (ilecty tys Welch, attending ( ‘otiy to wnships respectively, Rev. Stanley | bees outside (he corporace iia at Hili’s Cash Store. é ; ‘ : iD. Jewell, Presid i Bates | the town of | Bd. Snicer an! t tts | County 8.8. Assceintion willad ~ Prom Dr. Reniek, the phy parents at Joplin Is ast Week. | Good window shadea only 10 at} both conventions, priled, we learn of ? drapery cloth just in, Tye np | ltt Gauh Store, R. C. Diekinsheet, wife and dau wel which a son of M.A. Bely Cash Store. Prof 0. M. Leedy, principal of Mer. | ter, Eunie, of Enid, Okla, uro vieit- | ri Hy masher win & he next year, {ing relatives and old friends in loss o) P. Couchman has his parer,, ; ‘ F ; nar aan totaly 3 > been ! at Home] Butler. Bob was formerly in the vin ged from Fox to Baker City, | vioh } ted, restaurant business in Bntler, Ue TY ea E Mnudnas hae prospered finanete!l new 2 1 and deft le guarantee to er!! the best foot: | Pofi country and is a leading citizen of y ef one, when Mr " ig ed seth money. eee that thriving city. He represented Belt » struck, mangling his hand in a . er ae ‘ ie a gone ney a ~ hiscounty one term in the legislatu rol B Dr. Renick had to Walters: mold Is atten: : ae bee she SAY and isin the swim politically, boing! 5 ane cast in dressing the pd Lodge I. 0.0. I. in St. I : uptist Asao-| , Republican. We acknowl!edze afoound, ig week. , : wy purchased very pleagant call and fevors. ‘ ; «® ped Hartwell and wife cane dowa | ; i: Henry Burkhart visited his old) t! rit s n Kansas City to spend Sunday | he eee BS 96 PSF | tienda in Butler for afew days last th bh homefolks. ; week, It has been about t , iuy 1 britan cloth dontie fold 8| hon me sil z 7 A rip years aioe Dry work: di ale Se peryard. His istore, | tt roth 3 sie ee ; Democrat oflice in this city. 1 j 4 Tiends, ire prow YOURE | intervein he has engaged inan } 1 s.J. M. Christy went to War-| attorney of Kansas City and is work-| of newspaper enterprises iu the burg the last of the week to visit | foi into 1 good practice. all more or less successful, the last mlay ev , M daughter, Mrs. Gilkerson. The best $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 Ja. | being thet’ heahls Heine, will entertain lar Se ginghams ere the best in | dies oxfords that your money will] he sold last week, He will pro 5-6 eeniors jan land. Hill's Gash Store. j buy. Polfenbarger & Edwares. | remain in Columbia on the st r. and Mrs. C. H. Conger, of} Weare in receipt of favors from R. | one of the local poe We were compliment ples shington ‘City, D. C., came to} N. Allen, who owns a fine wheatranch| Ex. County etanmertn ear Reeder, }anteall from Jaye Som on | ler to attend the funeral of Mre, | of about 500 acres in Garfield coun-| of Mound, with Mrs. Reeder, was in| what he termed jis “annuel” He s sister, Mra. Lola Edwards. . ty, Okla. He reports the prospects} Butler onMonday. Weacknowledye|was presiding judi the county tre Value fn denim at 10c per | Oreht for a bountifal harvest. pleasant call and renewal. Mr.| court when the preses Hdeourt Hill’s Cash Sore. ancis Fuller came in from Butte, ., to,visit his parents, Mr. und iW. EL Holloway. Francis is n.years old and made the lone. velty goods for shirt waist,suits gatl5c. Hill’s Cash Store. and Mrs. George H. Spicer are ing the congratulations of their ds over the arrival of a sweet lit- itl at their home on Monday those 44 cases of Peters shoes ceived you will find what you in footwear ata bargain. Hill’s Cash Store. TusEs was complimented by o call on Wednesday from Poet, Soe ot the ofabvart ingle and Double & ‘Hill’s Cash Store. 50e table damask at 33¢ per yard. Hik’s Cash Store. “ELM. Welton caught a vurtle in the Butler lake last week on a trot-line which weighed fifty pounds. It was exhibited on the streets and wens like a regular monster. White bed spreads worth $1.25 at 98c. Hill’s Cash Store. ‘ W. M. Campbell was in Butler on business the last of the week. Mort Campbell is one of Bates county’s early settlers, coming here before the war, is & prosperous farmer and lead- ing citizen of Walnut township. White emboseed dinner plates, per set only 48c. Hill’s Cash Store. Mrs. Dan E. Ayers with her chil- dren, lets Sunday to join Mr, Ayers at Livingston, Mont., where he went ae in the spring to prepare thema Faitidediaihis'ses ae 25c | See the new spring styles in all | colors—heels, toes and leather. Poffenbarger & Edwards. One low prire to all Pofienbarger & Edwards. Oar old friend Matt Adams We were complimented by a pleae-| Nyhart, observ: lant callon Saturday from Dr. J. R./ of spaags d j Martin, a successtul physician and ss | drogulat of Merwin. The doctor eaxme down to attend the social ses- | wer. sion of the Elks on Friday evening. The largest Potts sortment of foot- rer & Edwards. Homer W. Sieg, an old line Demo- jerat and active worker, of How: rai hi j townehip, was a pleasant caller and | place. _ favored us on Monday. i jon tha regular petit jury panel fur} this term of court. He fs a prom!- 2 well, north. | nent and influential citizsu of his sec Is t of town they y tiven ition, E ie : f ad, i | Dixie L. Haggard is spending this eae: | week visiting relatives and f , Pigg teeta this county. He expects to movehis| py t Noid | family to E!Dorado Springs next | m other of Mra 2. Day. week, _ Their many friends regret to) Fas an et rly tent seo this excellent family leave Butler, | SH! Tememo ) | } zens. but wish them well wherever thoy |may cast theirlot. * Mr. and Mrs, ©. P. Catron, Me.and Mrs John Etzler, of Cripple Creek, nin Portland, Reeder is a strong man in the Demo cratic party, is possessed of splendid executive ability, a good organizer, was wont to be in the thick of the fight when the party rolled up big majorities in old Bates, and we know of 20 man more capable or worthy to take charge now and per- fect the party organization of the county. house was built, monumentto the s bility courageand honesty of him and his assistants, Judges Wimsatt and March. Judge West came to ‘Bates county at an enrly doy and settledin Walnut town- ship. By his exemplary life he hes won the respect and esteem of all citizens. 1 was a Charles Grant, carrier on rural route No.8, had a narrow escape from drowning at a ford, eigitt miles south-east of Butler, Saturday even- ing last. The heavy rains had swelled the branch to abnormal pro- portions. When Mr. Grant drove in the team: and wagon were sub- merged and carried down stream. After breaking through a barbed wire fence the horses found footing it shallower water and scrambled out. Ifthe wires had held fast the team and possibly Mr. Grant would have been drowned. The stamp box which was washed from the wagon, was found the follo sing evening, Our highly esteemed old friend Henry H. Wyse, of Grand River, was 4 pleasant caller the last of the week. Uncle Henry 4s an old séttler, coming here from Texas at un early day and helped materially to develop the re- sources of this splendid county. He is @ gentleman of the old school and loves above all things to ride to the music of the hounds, of which he has asplendid pack. He has for many years kept a deer park on his fine farm. He is an old line Democrat and believes in party regularity, was never known to miss an election or scratch a ticket. PEBEEESS Mic tis our SobGi. busines the lowest prices. to buy “cheap do can buy first-e! we make th epecial sale on daughter of John D. Miers, county influential man of those days, raised @& family of five boys, all et whom now have families of their own, They had one daughter, who died when young. They raised the daughter o! Duke Simpson, who mar- ried Albert Steele and is living in Henry county. Judge Steele fsacar- penter by trade, and he_and John Diviney took the first coutract for building in the county seat after the war, that of two small frame build ings, one for the county officers and the other for the court room. Judge Steele begun taking Tue Tires from ite first issue and has been a con- stant patron since, more than twen- ty-seven years ago. —————————————————— elerk} cireuit clerk and recorder of | ;. Bates county, a very prominent and | They | wISSSSSE TSE > you yj 4 1 GOODS, aud fine + ! 1 2 vertisement in ane . oe for particulars LS Rew od - at items which are « a ‘a a Mens blue and br a} ed cu E i us 3} Mens balbriggan ur > Saat f Mens $1.00 shirts, ocd) « nj Meas new madras 4 Boys balbrtes 4 Ay Splendid 1. ts musk. " Extra he inen | Splendid heavy shirrie me Ladies ribbed ves ) head Topay hosiery at, Ladies oxtords Lao Mens plow shoes, 1A Lace curtuine..... Best all woo! cary i} N wool ingrai 3 hp ale or rm Smiths Matting Trunks on sale THIS (01! C 7 ‘ i some and see Us, We Ww ! : ee eS | ager ner weer ine ameener aS ean OREO! HIN ,. 4 it H Oeee a . ° FI H ies a ‘ ; “4 j © wuy . | ‘ PGrove 2 maa thor 1 iis ieg. ‘Phe wou # bos of thet I Finns e¢ mp q 4 al WEpNper y ; ‘ : ; i { i tying kind thi i e a 4 ‘ vorks and never a wor! of a ation comes from the one ” } virtues have been extolled, ‘ just! itth word ofretleetioner Ps ‘ ‘ \ i iy 4 n } ! e ; it, but say anur ‘ i ! ant word sions him, place it berw : sda ‘ 4 {two patent eine ads in sill ‘ . hy yn} print on th k page, amd het ‘ it and com or it ! 1 eold sel ; Columbts , “4 i i 1 Judge F. M. Steele was a plensant LO ealleron Monday. Le eameto Bates. 4 ne county from Belmont, now Windsvr, | } plye in Mo,, on March 7th, 1857, and lived | #8 ie wire eutter and me Ie on Round Prairie until that fall when | ding bevels each ‘ he came to Butler, He married the y Bares each A 1 good horse b: ra collar pads Ib spring balances each 50 lb spring balanees each Extra good level and plumb Large flat saw files each Key hole saws each Hardwood auger brace Screw driver bits each Good farm shovel each Spring scales with pan Good eurry comb each oe Carpenter equares eich 2de Shoe hammers each We Curpenter steel dammers 75¢ kind 39e Pad locks each Se Saw sets each 10¢ Large flat oaral pen 10¢ Hog rings ot otha 5e 50 foot tape measure kle plated steel case