The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-05-30

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LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Dodge City flour mill loaded som,
good consignments for Texas last week.
The drug stores Of the city will be oper
from 8 A. n. to IL ~, beginning June S
1892. every Sunday.
By private letter from Chas. Lesson,
dated at Canton, Ills., May q, we learn
they had frost the 2Srd, inst.
Ham. Bell, Jr., has bought out James
Welsh harness shop and hired Frank
Duda. Young Ham is bright boy and
seems to have an aptitude for business.
More machinery is being sold in Dodge
City this year than eyer before. The
prospects for wheat are very fine and
Ford county is already in the front.
Mrs. j. S. Carson has brought suit
against the city in the sum of two thou
sand dollars for injuries received by fall
ing through defective sidewalk on 1st
avenue.
Three Dodge City men will crate out
side on Memorial Day. Rev. Busser at
Emporia, County Attorney Madison at
Great Bend and Attorney Mitchell at
Cimarron.
Many prairie schooners are seen on
our strects-facing west. No country can
show up better than this at present. In
writing your friends in the east don't
forget to mention that Kansas is all right.
Rev. 5. E. Busser will deliver lecture
at Garden City, June 9th, on the sub.
ject of Masonry. His lectures are first.
class in every respect, and he never fails
to attract large audiences. -/neaHs Union.
Miss May Wright, formerly of Kearney.
Nebraska, who taught school south of
Ford City last winter, is now making
her home with her sister Mrs James o.
Neal OF this city. She will probably re-
sumo teaching this fall.
1--WE learn that mortgage company
that has bought in a great deal of land
at sheriff's sales in the southwest part
of this county. will bring out colony
Russian Jews and locate them on their
land, probably as tenants. ''-Kimsley
Graphic.
1t now seems probable Kansas will pro-
duce more wheat this year than any 9TH
er state in the Union. Our exchanges
from the eastern part of the state now
admit that the middle and western por-
ton are in the lead 80 far as this valuable |
cereal is concerned.
Our people are making extensive prep |
arations to handle the immense surplus |
Of grain Ford county will ship this fall. i
L. R. Miller has just put in a set of scales,
which makes four scales in less than one
block from each other. Grain wagons
will soon throng that part of the city.
Ben Tunnel has been receiving many
hearty congratulations from the railroad
boys on the virdict of 81, 500 awarded
by the jury last term of court. B. F.
Milton, who was the leading counsel for
the plaintiff, expects to secure the full
amount after hearing in the supreme !
court.
DR.. o. H. Simpson extracted some
teeth for L. 3. Grant and Joe Husser
while going home on the train last Mon.
lay. On former trip up the road he
filed tooth for passenger, and did q
very skillful job. The Doctor under.
stands his business.-Li5eral L.yye.
An enterprlslng cltlzen just called our |
to the fact that GLOBE-RE- |
PUBLICAN items are being extensively |
copied in such papers as the Chicago
Tribune and Topeka Capital. We observe
:wo farm notes in the Capital of the 9th
inst, from our last issue. Outsiders are
to find that southwest Kansas
S not desert, but a wonderful wheat |
growing and stock raising country.
We notice in Hutchinson Ncws spec. |
al an account of the wedding of Mr.. |
isaac w. Jones. of this city, and Miss
Arsula NJ. Benedict, of Great Bend. The
nuptiai bonds were rivited at the brides |
home and proved quite an event in Great |