Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-15

There is "A population Of about GOO in
Foote county,
John McKer an, IF Cimarron. called
Yesterday.
Come west, young man. and wear ont
your Old clothes.
The Globe gives that blatherskite,
''Dr. Z" Arnold, q blast.
Nichols e. CulDertson's freight trains
came in Thursday from Supply.
Judge Frost aud his bride will not re-
turn 10 Dodge before March LIST.
We notice fousdations for three resi>
dences ON Pleasant View Ridge.
Miss Lula Conwell mourns the loss Of
her pet pigeon. which died last week.
Major Thompson has built a neat fence
around the Quartermasters Department.
1t is limited that District Clerk II. p.
Myton is about TO engage IN matrimony.
Uncle Jimmy Cannon. the old Indian
scout. called Monday. He is awaiting
orders.
"A number of buildings-store houses
and residences-wiil bs built the coming
season.
Otto Muller. l.. n. Depuy. Deputy
Sheriff. aud o. Tyler. Of Speareville were
in the city Monday.
Sunshine is an appropriate name for q
town in Meade county. There is lots OF
sunshine in Kansas.
Judge II. ]. Fringer left Monday night
for his old home in Ohio and will be alb
sent about ten days.
IL. W. b. johnson. of Cimarron. was
in the city Friday, on business connected
with Foote township.
-Shinn's addition. lying north Of town,
l. 4. IA A.. Il 4
put in the market.
County attorney Sutton went down
10 Larned Tuesday and filed q homestead
entry on his soldiers claim.
1t is generally noticed that there is
more moisture in the atmosphere this
season than on any former season.
"A. b. Webster removed small dwell>
ing from his farm. and placed it on his
lot north of The Old House saloon.
Morris Collar is erecting warehouse
for agricultural implements, on his lots
on Bridge street, north of the Signal Office.
Jesse Evans returned Monday from
his cattle ranch. He says cattle are in
fine condition. There werc but few bones.
The two>year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n s. Streetsr died Monday. The funeral
service was conducted by Rev. Adam
Holm.
A. d. Webster intends building brick
residence this summer. Brinkman Bros.
& Webster viii burn a large quantity of
brick.
Sheriff W. b. Masterson returned
Monday morning. He spent several days
at the home of his parents, in Sedgwick
county.
e. +. Colborn. City Attorney, re-
turned from q grand tour of the west.
Monday morning. looking hale, hearty
and vigorous.
-Shaefer, the champion billiardist, re-
ceived the first instructions in the game
of billiards from Charles Roman, resi-
dent of this city.
An addition Of fiftv feet has been built
on the east eud of the depot building The
increase of business has demanded extra
warehouse room.
Some Of the principal streets need fill
ing M. Mud creates new order of things.
Beside the tin can. the mud graces oar
principal thoroughfares.
Robert 2. Yo;kston. agent for the
Campbell Printing Press Company. was in
the citv Monday and called on the TINES.
He is q pleasant gentleman.
EARLY chanting is recommended by old
and experienced Kansas farmers. The
plow. the spade and the shovel are being
taken from their winter quarters
Morris Collar has removed to his store
building on Bridge street. Bridge street
has an air of business already. The
TIMES office is located on Bridge street.
There have been la pupils enrolled At
the public schools in Dodge City during
tho winter; "a pupils more than reported
by the Globe in its school house article.
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