Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-31

Ter has taken suDterranean chute.
J.H. Crawford has purchased the grocery
store of J. Tullis and in future will conduct
the business.
Hay will command good price the COM
ing winter. Considerable hsy is being made
in this section Of country.
John Mueller has removed his cattle,
about 500 head, to his ranch on SAwlog.
John has fine lot Of cattle.
The Prairie Cattle company is shipping
4 500 head of fine beef cattle. William
Hudson, the manager, is in the city.
Rev. j. r. Blanton will preach in the
Union church next Sabbath evening. Cow
enant meeting Saturday at O'Clock.
Ford county wheat weighing sixty-two
pounds to the bushel was brought to the
Dodge City FIGURING mill this week.
An Infatuated bull attacked rAilroad
man up the road last week. The man found
refuge on a platform car and escaped I'M
huri.
Rufus Keutch, OF Keutch Bros, of Doans,
Texas, cattle owners, was in the city last
week. He will return to Dodge again
shortly.
The late Republican State convention left
some sore spots This is an off year and an
opportunity will be taken to ''hesl' the
soreness.
T. Copeland and wife have removed to
Henrietta, Texas. "Cope' resided in Dodge
e 4 her Of frta de
who wish him success.
Referring 10 Western people as class
Bill Nye says they "get rich rapidly, bust
simultaneously, get acquainted previously,
and shoe, Immediately"
From the preparations being made We
should Judge that the cattle shipping will
be very extensive this fall. The shipments
are being made in earnest.
Rev. W. P. Teiisworth, the Presbyterian
minister, has returned from trip to Colora-
do and will hold regular church services
every Sunday hereafter.
There was slight change Of temperature
Monday night. Monday was close and sui
try. Tuesday morning cold wave swep,
from the north and we were reminded of
bleak autumn.
Increase and multiply is the watchword Of
our friend Henry Siurm. Sunday night a
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sturm. The
health OF the new arrival was drank and
many friends offered their congratulations
L. C. Hartman, agent for Henry Sturm,
wholesale liquor dealer, was up the road last
week and brought home number Of orders
for goods in his line. Prohibition doesn't
prohibit west OF Dodge.
Monday night the mercury in the Their
mome,er fell from go TO Sea- change of
40o in short space of time. People who
went to bed with windows up and bed
clothes down were soon glad to reverse the
order-windows down and bed clothes up.
Shipping cattle are coming to Dodge.
The Mobeetie Panhandle says: About $50
of Goodnight's stampeded herd passed up
to Dodge on Wednesday. Two more herds
of 900 or 1000 each will follow in few
days"
W.T.. Petition and H. E. dryden, dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention
at Emporia, left Tuesday. Everyone
knows how cool and stormy it was on Tues
day, but Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, dryden wore his best linen
breeches. He carried heavy pair Of pants |
under his arm in case of a snow storm.
Rev. J. B. Blanton, the Baptist minister,
was the recipient of liberal donation Fri
day evening last. His parishiousrs and
friends presented himself and family with a
large supply of provisions. Some fine