Dodge City times., 1891-07-31

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DR.. G. w. Milton is in the city shaking
hands with old friends.
Sheriff Bell has been visiting relatives
in Trinidad this week.
The peaches raised in this county excel
by far, those shipped in.
We hear rumors that Monte Gluck is
going to join the Benedicts.
Note the announcement of the Alliance
picnic at Bucklin. August 9Th.
Every Alliance in the county should
be represented at Bucklin August 9TH.
Judge Abbott was in the city Wednes
day, looking after his political fences
Rev. Busser left for Utah the first of
the week TO take a brief vacation.
Mrs. |. ID. Goodwin of Denver is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs Sam Wollman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob CarlOck are rejoic
ing over the arrival of daughter at their
house.
VIM. States has returned from Pawnee
county, where he has been selling school
supplies.
J. r. Harris, sheriff of Harper county.
was in the city this week on official bus
mess.
E. T. Thome has returned from Mis-
souri, trip. He has been in i'll health
while away.
Mrs. Richard Robinson left for visit
to Kansas City this week. She will re-
main month.
Ii. B. Bell cut 40 acres of grain with
his harvester in 26 davs Hays Bealmear
drove the machine.
Will Ingram was called to Hutchinson
this week by a message announcing the
serious illness of his mother.
Mrs, Mary Avery returned from Offer
lie to this city Monday. Mrs. Avery is q
sister of Commissioner Sidlow.
Dick Robinson owns farm north of
town and he says his harley will make 30
bushels per acre and his oats 60.
Louie Bader took US out riding behind
his flyer the other evening. He has one
of the handsomest turnouts IN the city.
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Threshlng machines have taken the
place of headers. The soft varieties of
wheat are not turning out so well as the
hard.
Miss Ida jackson has returned from a
lengthy visit to Anthony, Harper and
Newton. She reports most pleasant
time.
Sam Connoway of Ridenour was in the
city Tuesday. He says his township will
produce 10000 bushels of grain this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rankin are in the
city visiting with the formers parents.
Charlie is pharmacist in Denver drug
store.
G. NJ. Shain of Fairview township will
have $500 bushels of wheat raised on soil
the like of which is selling at from 81 to
S. per acre.
]. II. Phillips leaves this week to join
Mrs. Phillips at Detroit. Mich. where
they will visit for month before return
ing home,
The dog days are upon us and the small
boy hies him to the water, the fat man to
the shade and the thirsty man to the pro-
duct of the brewery.
A fire alarm was sounded this morning.
VIM. O'Leary's house being the scene of
the fire. But the blaze was extinguished
before any damage was done.
There are ecore of pretty, rosy cheek
ed school ma ans in the city attending
normal and the boys are sprucing up in
the hope of making ~ impression.
In. Rudgcrs, who was formerly baker
in the old Star bakery, is in the city. He
has been in Utah for the past year and
half, but was compelled to seek lower
altitude on account of his health.
Althc, Stubbs Bros two year old filly. |
won another race at St. Louis this week. |
The little mare is said to claim the admi
ration of every one on the race course.
She is doing phenomenal work, consider
the odds she has to contend with.
Bob Vandenburgs fame ~ q trainer is
reaching all over the state. He now has
number of foreign horses here and will
soon receive fifteen more. 1t costs the
owner s45 per month to have horse put
I in shape for the track.
GRAND CALICO BALL-The engineers
wives, members Of the Women's Auxilia-
ry, will give Calico Ball at McCarty's
rink on Tuesday evening, August 2sth.
The ladies are making efforts to make
this the grandest ball Dodge has ever seen.
They are preparing for large crowd from
outside and expect to sell at least five
hundred tickets.
Billy Rsuman this week turned out two
pairs of boots for two cattlemen in the
territory. that are models of shapeliness
and neatness. They are Of the finest
material AID tho Workmanship cannot be
|excelled. The men who wear them will
:. he yell shOd.