Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-05-21

THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
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Ford county has Six newspapers. a aor
Dodge City has seven lumber yards. pera,
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The button hole boquet is on deck. he al
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The Arkansas river is up and boom Jul
ing. n rro
New houses continue to dot the hills in
of Dodge. for
Services at the Catholic church next town ,,
Sunday.
Wet weather is conducive to the III
growth of blue stem grass. fflcte
agon
Heavy rain Sunday night About ty-f,
one inch of water fell allur
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Workmen are engaged on the frame goes
work of the new Baptist church. scare
tend
Another heavy rain Monday night. tillol
The present moon is wet one. othe
S. o. Auberry and family have re- n tns
moved to Tascosa, for few months that
residence. ell,
If you would preserve health, see
that your wells are not poisoned with In
impure drainage. less
The copious rains of each week rath- tho ,
er dispel the easterner's idea of the ern
dryness of this climate. nron
The Mountain Pink company played from
to large and sppreciative audience in grou
the opera house last week. 30 u.
This part of Kansas il as blooming thort
rose now. Thus far May has been gen. it of
erous with her refreshing rains. will
A lodge of the Ancient Order Of Uni IL VI
Fellows hall last Friday night III
Kan,
Some of the slick fingered crew have the
been working the granger loaded trains expe
between here and Garden City lately. vale
j. C. Briggs has sold his meat bust Sar
oonJr.. 49, 49,. a.,.". =. - ~ W.. and
go -, o. -, 'o'' ~" hone
- miss
Chapple & Rippl. have received coun
large and elegant ice chest, costing over gran
$4,000 which they will use in their thou
meat business.
Carson & Burkhalter have construct Sc
ed building for meat shon between wear
the bu;ldinrs Of 7 n Crawford and of OF
Mrs. Beadle's. local
ficte
w. F. Dean, the new proprietor of struc
the Iowa House, has changed the name west
of the house to Dean House. He is dealt
meeting with good success. east
Apples, cherries, plums, apricots and u s,1.n
other small fruits are success in this paw
section. Settlers should get their
ground in good shape for planting next III
spring. land
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The editor of the Spcareville Blade the
is talking to his readers about the good of D
and healthful results of skating. He abou,
might come to Dodge and lecture prof. mers
tably. Dem,
The new boxes in the postoffice were seem
made by Henry Mootz, skillful me
chanic, who has shop in this city. vi
He is a first class cabinet maker and nm astri,
holsterer ture.
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An item to the effect that Dodge is for G
making preparations for her annual that
bull fight is floating about the country. south
1t is about as puffy as the Sullivan-Ry- and
~ ngnt Item. Of pr
Mrs. Fred W. Boyd is absent visiting
friends in Chicago, Joliet, ILL.,, and In
Milwaukee, Wis, and will remain about tuar''
one month. She loft on Monday morn. Gran
ing. old n
his h,
The small boy now hoardeth his nick of tn,
les and thinketh of the circus as it ap- celeb
proacheth, and we presume the tramp
groweth his finger nails that he may M,
scr.tcb vnd.r Ma
dispo
1t will pay our readers to look over ing Il
in this paper. We are admis
personally acquainted with our adver- living
tisements, and know them to be honest the f;
and reliable theat
A great many small claim houses m
were demolished by the storm last Fri In !,
day. Settlers can save this by putting mon''
posts in the ground and fastcaing their Is ma
shanties thereto. claim
~ much
Henry W. Smith. of Bloomington, these
ILL.,, purchased the residence of Baker very
Foreman, paying $l,lO0. Mr. Smith
purchased half section Of railroad