Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-30
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! s.M. Potter and ]. y. Pedrick, OF Peabody,
Kansas, are taking in the meeting
Mrs. Chatham ana Miss Blanton, Of Kiowa,
are registered at the Medicine Lodge House.
Crate Justice, who has been spending the
winter In Virginia, y back here.
]. II. ROyvlcy IS here representing tho Kansas
City Times.
The whitney family have moved Into Frank
wAtors house.
L. c. Faris dropped in naturally Tuesday
evening and will stick the meeting out
Chas. blackstone, of KioWs, met many old
friendt&hore this week.
z. ID. Wilcox, OF Hutchinson, a member OF
the Walnut Grove Pool, is circulating among
the boys thu week
Both the Medicine Lodge House and the Nc
Lulu House arc taxed 10 their fun capacity,
but have done remarkably well.
Harry Hill, with a. J. Snider & Co., Kansas
City, Is here getting better acquainted with the
boys from the range. 49,
Yesterday r. A-McCleary sold to R. NJ, Sparks
LIS head of high grade yeHrlings, which are on
the North Elm.
! & w. Strong, Of Aurora, Illinois, formerly Of
! this range, came in this week and will remain
awhile. 80
Frank ". swagVart and James Hunt, of Cald-
well, and WIN. Ball. of Kingman, are among
! tho many Mt the Medicine Lodge House.
Louis Heston IL IN town looking n little rest
lcss and occasionally asking the price Of cattle.
We think Lou would as soon buy again as not.
Tho new ". +. minister. Mr.. Elliott, has arrived
| and will preach at the church Sunday morning
and evening.
| o. c. Brisbin returned yesterday from New
York, where nc has been spending the winter.
Up. Fall, Of the firm OF Lockard & Fail, Of
/ the Sand Creek and Hackborry pool. came I'm
from Iowa yesterday,
I L. Walton, the banker, c. c. Share, prom
inent merchant, and A. Il. Barton, all of Ha r
| per, arrived yesterday, and took In the town
hast night.
d. a. Miller, Of Olatha, Kansas, Is in atten1-
ancc ut the Stockmens meeting. He viii have
charge of the Ho.ton cattle in the future.
Capt. Roberts has sold HIS interest IN the
grocery store and restaurant to Geo. Oliver and
win likely move away from here. IN
Two races were run yesterday by horSe
| owned by Glenn Mills and one owned by J. A,
McCsrty. IN the first Mes horse won, and In
the second It was a tic.
= II. A. Bcigs has added general stock OF gro
\ cericH and provisions to- his feed store and now
conducts one Of the neatest establishments In
town. -r.r
J. T. Taylor and family have moved into
tho house recently vacated by s. w. Curd's
family; Mr.. Curd having moved to his ranch
on Cedar. =
Perry McClauahan, OF Comanche county, IL
In this week. Hebas sold his brand OF cattle
a. they run for SI.650.00 to Tatum Bros. range
Z delivery. Perry will engage again in the bus
ino's ut an early day.
J. Gillespie, who "a holding the OH. cattle for
Morct & Co, on Little Drfftwood helped make
up toe throug this week. He says the past
week has been the hardest one during the win
/ ter on the cattle. -
IT, A. ShaidOck anil r. +. Roland, who arc
rnuching cattle on tho, Skeleton. in the Indian
Territory, Hre IN the eEy. They shy their los
,np to the Pressent timtf Ia light but that their
horses and cattle Rrelthin. ~
s'Thcrc is considerable talk OF a race between
the celebrated Kingriian horse and a running
mare from Riowa, to-day. shonId race be
made. there viii be considerable money change
hands. ... ..Ii
7 Post Eldrcd, q. A. r., was organized and
mustered I'm M this place last night 10y NJ. w.
Halsey, Commander Of the Post at Anthony,
assisted by Il. II. stephens, of the same place.
Eli Smith was elected and installed as Com
-nander. Saturday nisrht another meeting will
hofN a. oil A tn
= A IettOr from j. w. Carter, manager of the
Kansas City Cattle Co., who r. at Glass Noun
ain I'm the Territory. says cattle and horses are
very poor, and that Il &c Is little grass ON the
south side OF the range. He thinks Il would be
good policy 20 put on the roundup as late as
possible, for an early start will find cattle too
/ poor To travel. .u
4 An extensive strike smong the COW boys In
| the Panhandle OF Texas Il progressing and
trouble Is apprehended. They demand an In
crcase from so 10 SO per month, which 90 far
aockmcn refuse d pay. Violence Is threat
I eDed to new men II tucy commence work
stockmen threaten to call on the State forces,
Yesterday a severe accident happened to ].
W. Bricken, young man who-is working at
!. Loves livery stable He was curT5ing vicious
]
breaking his upper Jaw and knocking several
of his thseth aNS and otherwise h,lising him
i'm horrible manner. The young man has on
" been here few weeks. n
The committee Of the Cherckee strip 1--we
Stock Association trails, post roads and quar-
nntine grounds, met March IL, 1888, and recon-
\ mcndcd thefOllOwisg NJ the quarantine grounds
on the Cherokee strip: That K-fNo-mile trail
be left from the Arkn1sas river weaf along the
state line TO point Ave miles east OF Hnnne-
well stock yards; from this pOint they recon-
mond that the cast line OF the quarantine
Erouniis run south tin IL intersects the pasture
OC W. D. Helm, thence on west 20 his north
wrist corner, thence south TO 4 point twelve
milcs south OF the state lac, and thence on
west TO GeOrre.-W. Miller's pasture, and
thnce around Mller's and Moore's pasttEcs,
thence south 10 point twelve miles south o.
the state line, thence west 70 point I've miles
west OF Caldwell thence north to the state Inc
They also recommend that Gil post rDads-and