The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-03-10

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Train 20 makes connection for Meade and
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)DGE CITY, MONTEZUMA TRINIDAD RY.
Trains Leave from Rock Island Depot.
No /, Accommodation. ......Lv. 1920 p. III
No. ., Accommodation. .......Ar. 400 p III
LOCAL BREVITIES.
y. j. Smith. of Ford, was in town yes
terday.
BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Beadlc.
a daughter.
Farmers are beginning TO plant Early
Ohio potatoes and sow oats, barley and
spring wheat.
w. T.. Hendricks went to Wichita this
week to look after a city case in the |.
5. District Court.
A large company of blue-coats went
to Bucklin to-day. Campfire. square
meal and oratory.
Chas Beeman has rented his farm to
James Dale. who has moved out and
gone 10 work putting in a crop.
David Walker. of Newark y. j.. who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. j. b.
Waring. left for his home last Tuesday.
Gen. l.. Sims is at Wichita serving on
the L. s Petit Jury. Hon. G. NJ. Hoov-
er is also there on the L. S. Grand Jury.
W. Il. MaSterson. a former sheriff of
Ford county, is running big saloon and
gambling house at Creole for Denver
firm. The bar receipts alone are said to
be $3.50 per day.
II. p. Neiss has rented the Logan
dwelling on Third avenue and has begun
to move in. Geo. Gilbert's family will
occupy the suburban villa where Mr..
Neiss has been living.
One of the heaviest rains we have ever
witnessed fell here last Friday and Sat-
urday. The streets were flooded with
water AT the time. and have been almost
impossible since. owing to the mud.
III. Williams. editor of the Soldiers
Home departments of the Democrat and
Times Ensign, scraped the toagulated
dust of Dodge City from his sandals
and took the train for the east this
morning.
l.. y. York. of kingfisher, Oklahoma.
is in the city. He will start back in a
lumber wagon the last of this week. He
does not speak in very glowing terms of
good times down there. at the same time
making no complaint against the country.
Some of our young men are taking
Kelley for the tobacco habit. Mr.. Rog-
erS, express agent at the Senta Fee. who
used 20 be devoted to the weed. tried the
bi-chloride and cannot now smoke Il
mild cigar without making himself sick.
The destruction OF window lights. and
breaking doors in Dodge City houses
ought to be stopped. We suggest the
city council TO offer fifty dollars for evil
dence to convict. About one or two hum
dred dollars invested that way would
save thousands of dollars in damage
to property.
Roy Drake had his left eye taken out
and about one quart of polypus which
extended from forehead down under the
eye, down thro ugh the side of the nose
and cheek. TO the back of the head and
and Mr.. Drake is now in fair way 20 re-
cover.
A prairie fire was started to burn some
weeds by Mr.. Bessor south of Speareville.
He carelessly let it get away and burn
Joe Deming's barn. two calves and a
wagon. Some of the neighbors who
gathered to put out the fire procured a
rope and were for hanging Mr.. Bessor,
but more moderate counsel prevailed and
he still lives.
w. Straeter has decided to 60 into bus
mess in the new Cripple Greek mining
district with either grocery store or sa-
loon. The town of Fremont will be his
postoffice address after this week. He