Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-11-15
STATE NEWS.
Ellis is to have q creamery.

Several thousand prairie chickens have
been marketed at Garden City.
The Hutchinson city council is asi-
tating the sewerage question.
The registration 81 hutchinson was
larger this wear than ever before.
An Ostawa woman who was divorced
last week was married again lagt week.
Some Garden City damsel has decorat-
ed farmers doorstep with Inc badly.
Hiawathn World: A 40 pound est
fish YVES sold on the street the other day.
&c. Smith, who lives near Geuda
SPRING., las had his home lifted eight
feet by baby tornado.
Aenshaw, Clay county youth of 10,
has been sent to the reform farm for a
criminal assault upon little girl.
Parsons is rejoicing over the return
of the NJ, K. & I. freight division head
quarters from Chetopg to that city.
The merchants OF Atchison have
formed al association for the purpose OF
influencing manufacturers to settle there.
Coopers at Lawrence struck for 3
cents a barrel. They had been getting g
but they now get s and the strike Is
over.
Sherman Dark Horse: Our passenger
depot is nearing completion. When
completed If will be the best building Of
the Kind west OF Topeka.
Washington Register: More land
buyers snd city property and business
location seekers have recently visited cur
city than for come time past.
Atwood Journal: Atwood is having
another boom. There is bound TO be q
good town in Rawlins county, and At
wood ia going to be that town.
The new railroad hotel at Smith Cen
ter ia now open for the reception of
guests. 1t is one Of the largest and
fines; hotels in northern Kansas.
". J. Griffin, prominent citizen of
Plsinville, Was gored to death by mad
bull few days ago. He YVES an Old
resident and stood high in business
circles.
Atchison Globe: 1t has been said
that tie reason Atchison young men
marry in the fall Is that they ere saved
the expense of buying their wives their
winter clothing.
The Social Science club of Missouri
and Kansas adjourned at Atchison to
meet next year IN Lsayenworth. The
society has 3l5 members and there is
$500 IN tie treasury.
Long Island Leader: This ssction Of
the country is being flooded with men
from the south and west in search of
work, crops in that direction being poor,
and no fall or winter work to do.
J. N. West, u recent arrival in Gar
den City, was worked for $3.50 in cash
by Garden City gamblers. The gam
blers were tried and discharged. West
couldn't make case against them.
Wichita Eagle: The SpiriEuslists
give dancing sociables at Lawrence and
the boys hold the girls just as close TO
them when they waltz as if they were
Congregahonalists or Episcopalians.
Clifton News: This section Of the
country received another soaking rain
and little snow, it being the first snow
of the season, Sunday. Hard freezes
NAV be expected from this on until
spring.
Sheriff Dennis arrested Ida and Mary
Woliley, daughters OF Reuben Wo fey,
living near Seneca, charged with shan-
donin. baby. November u is the
date set for the preliminary hearing of
the case.
During q quarrel ct Horton between
J. S. johnson, a veterinary surgeon, and
james Belk, q plasterer, The former was
dangerously stabbed and the latter was
shot through the groin. Both men are
in q critical condition.
The last bulletin issued from the
Kansas state experiment bureau is in
regard to experiments with wheat. The
hardest varieties were Thesis, Big En-
gEsb, Tuscan Island, Delhi Medlter-a-
Gpsey, Fultz ard Finley.
A. A. Case, Leavenworth Young
man, 10 years of age, carriage painter
by trade, was shot and killed IN saloon
in Denver, Col, q few days dgo, oy the
bar teuder. They had got into
quarreil over some trivial matter.
Atchison Globe: Elwyn A. Baron,
form arly of Atcbison, has printed play
cslled The Viking" The introduction
IS by lawrence Barrett, who pronounces
The Viking" the strongest and best
thing in plays in god many years.
The Lyons Republican urges the cit
izsns OF that town TO put in salt plant
with home capital instead Of paying for
eign companies a bonus. Sterling has
already done this, and the walls of the
salt works are now rising above ground.
Wichita news boys always nee. the
arriving trains with the cry, IAN about
the murder" Men who so to the
city sfter hearing this cry three or four
times think they take their lives In their
hands when they enter the streets of
Wichita.
Leavenworth Times: Soms German
and Scandinavian LutheTans desire TO
found Lutheran church In the English
language for the cake Of their children
who do not fully enjoy religious ser
vice unless held in the English lam
guage.
Manhattan Mercury: A spot has
bean discovered on the south bank of
the Hans where q spring rises from
the send bar, the water OF which is SO
strongly impregnated with salt that its
evaporating leaves patch OF pure salt
Oh the sand.
Pawnee Rock LIE der: Jake Wedel
captured beaver On Ask creek last
night which weighedo tifty-two pounds.
At one time Ash creek was well stocked
with these busy creatures, and trdcss. Of