Bent County register., 1886-07-03
U. II. VanOrsdale was viewing
the city of Las Animas Tuesday.

the city of Las Animas Tuesday.
Frank Martin, a druggist at Dodge
City, was in town Sunday evening
Mr.. Burger has sold a half interest
in his hotel to a Mr.. Deeter from
Iowa.
Capt. Spivey has been in the city
since Monday looking after his bust
ness here.
Mrs. w. r. Davis and the little
Davises came up from Dodge City
Sunday night.
Mr.. Fred Burger has his bakery
in operation; the first baking was
made Tuesday.
A. II. Rogers has his store room
about completed and will open a
grocery in a short time.
w. l. Craddock returned from a
five days business trip to Garden
City Thursday evening.
DIR. McAIullen spent a day or two
tins week across the river shooting
at antelope. Up to the present time
10 wounded are reported.
DIR. Cummings was down from
Las Animns Thursday. The doctor
has claim few miles east of here
and intends to reside on it shortly.
{. g. Ament is at work on his new
bull ding north of the railroad. when
completed one room will be used for
a store aud the Other for his office.
Mr.. Pauling, friend of II. Chad
eaync, from Greensburg, Kansas,
arrived here Thursday evening and
thinks some of investing in our city.
]. a. Woodcock returned We'd
nesday night from trip to Pixies
Peak with the lrrigator excursion.
He reports having had a pleasant time
J. w. Root, from Wyandotte.
kansas, has been in town since Mon
day assisting in arranging the goods
IN the Lamar drug store. He may
conclude to remain here.
Station agent, Krade was having
the up starr rooms of the depot
cleaned up yesterday aud he is going
to Trinidad neXtweek for day or
two, thi. is rs far as we know.
w. w. Louden, of the drug firm
of Louden Il Co, arrived here Thurs.
day evening from Lebanon, Illinois,
and will begin to open his goods to,
day, see their advertisement in an.
other column.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Descent, Mrs.
Foreman, Mrs Stokes, Miss Henton,
J. w. Decker and J. w. Bishop
made up 4 picnic party that spent
yesterday in the grove just north of
town. They had a very pleasant time.
Mr.. George Trommlitz received u
dispatch from Garden City yesterday
morning saying his wife was seri.
ously i'll and to come home on the
first train. He took the first train
for home after receiving the dispatch.
Oliver T. Roseberry, one of the
'SNt CaI pehttls III OF aUOnt Lamar rs
building We Editor Il residence, Jas.
per Hern's livery stable and several
other houses in town. He is care.
a., ful painstaking workman and is get.
ting his full share of the contracts.
Nessrs Hearn & Chapman arrived
here Tuesday evening with a part of
their teams and buggies for their
new livery stable. They have some
very nice turn-outs which will be a
matter of pleasure and convenience
70 our people. Give them n call and
Try one of those top buggies.
\ c. G. Coutant, editor of the Gar
lien City Daily Sentinel and Hon.
Orange Jud, the great agricultural
EDITOR were in the city Wednesday
and took ride over the country in
tie vicinity of Lamar. We anxiously
await the opinion of these gentlemen
in their papers on the agricultural
prospect of Bent county.
Mr.. Frank Root, of the drug firm
of Root & Jones, came up from
Dodge City Sunday evening, and
has since been busy finishing his