The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-10-30

Mrs. E. F. Young. of Leavenworth,
was in the city the past week, looking
after her business interests.
-Cimarron New West: u. p. Shell
don and family have moved to Dodge
CITY. where they will reside in the future.
Rev. j. NJ. Wright will preach at the
Ridenour school house Thursday eve
ming, at the ordination of Mr.. G. Riden-
our. {
"A large consignment of printed mat
ter for the EnOch Arden dramatic COM
pany arrived at the Adams express Office
last Friday.
Phil. Young knows a good thing
when he sees it. therefore had a sign :
painted on the crown of the Chestnut
street bill board.
Republican headquarters are in the t
Sturm building, opposite the GLOBE a
Office. where all republicans-and others,
tOO-will always be welcome.
Consult your own best interests, and t
see if You can't conclude to 60 to the a
polls on election day and cast your ballot I
for the straight republican ticket. +
The railroad time cards in the :
GLOBE are corrected to date. and our
readers may safely rely on them. We
aim to keep them so in the future. 5
MIR. VIM. Foley, one of the best car +.
penters at work on the college, fell from -.
low scaffold and received badly =.
sprained wrist, on Tuesday morning. ,
Next Tuesday is the day when all I
republicans should turn out in full force
in the interests of their county ticket. i,
The day is ours if we do our simple !.
duty. +.
Judge Frost returned from the state t
capital Friday afternoon, where he had I
gone to have his official bond approved I
as register of the Garden City land t
office. G
The pay car on the Santa Fe system
has been discontinued. In the future G
checks will be sent to the agents of the {
company, who will deliver them to the $
employees. T
Steve Marsh, wife and child, returned
to their home in this city Thursday last,
and will remain here for the winter. Mr.. 3.
Marsh has spent the past six months in
Kansas City.
Mrs. II. Wing returned home last !,
Thursday from short visit in Missouri.
She was accompanied by her daughter !,
Mrs. j. T. Beatty, who will remain in the
city several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Chambers desire
to return their thanks to their neighbors
and friends for their many acts of kind
ness toward them during the recent ILL
ness of their child.
The Home Laundry, j. B. Lantz and t
Mrs. NJ. A. Kinnel, proprietors. was \
opened to the public Monday. John i
Kinnel, of the Empire Laundry. has re- ,
tired from the business.
-Cimarron New West: IS. H. Con- i,
oway, of the northwest part of Ford !
county, was in town yesterday. He says ,
his neighbors have all planted wheat, ,
which is growing and in good condi-
ton
Capt. J. H. Finlay and B. F. Milton
left for Pueblo and Denver, Colorado,
Monday noon to look over these cities I
with view of extending the business I
of the Pioneer Loan and Trust Company
into t. eir territory. (
AT the Presbyterian church next .
Sabbath evening, the subject will be q,
.sWhat and How Shall we Read Text l.
l Tim. ALB, "Give attendance to read .
ing" The young people are especially ,
invited. All are welcome. :
We would like to have all our old
friends and patrons call on US. We think
we can show you one of the very best
printing Offices in the west. Don't be
bashful, but call around whether you
have any work to leave or not.
The Rock Island railway company
have painters out in this section chang
ing the signs from ''Chicago, Kansas &
Nebraska to that of Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific" which latter name '