The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-10-26

Our people who attended the Republi-
can rally at Dodge last Saturday. report
grand time and free dinner.
Some of the boys had little scrap last
Saturday night in town.
The hot weather last week has made the
wheat fairly hump itself.
! A runaway team caused quite commo-
ton on Main Street last Saturday. They
were finally stopped before much damage
was done.
Mrs. Bradshaw and son have moved to
the strip.
Miss Jennie Dellinger and Mrs. Sillette
were the leaders vino attended the Repub-
lican rally at Dodge last Saturday from
this place.
Our citizens are already agitating a
Christmas entertainment.
We hear good deal Of gassip about a
young lady of this place going to Dodge
to attend the Simpson rally. When she
reached Dodge on the train. certain fell
low met her at the train, and persuaded her
to go out buggy riding with him, until
train time in the evening. This same fell
low had called on the young lady in Buck
lin, last summer, few times. The last
two times he called she was almost
drummed out of town with tin cans and
pans, on account of him relating some of
his experiences with the fair sex. Since
| that he has made himself scarce around
Bucklin, but has tried to induce the young
lady to meet him at other points. The lady
in question, is one of Bucklins incest young
ladies, and we are confiden: she meant no
harm, but was very imprudent in being
led away by such fellow.
Two of Bucklen's energetic girls have
promised to help us gather the society
pews for the GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
The Pop meeting last Monday evening.
was fairly attended. DR.. Milton and DIR.
Wheeler pronounced the POpulist doctrine.
PEARL COTTONwOOD.
Farmers are getting well nigh through
sowing wheat. The acreage being as
large as preceding years.
Business is somewhat better than has
been for some time.
Dwight Handy and Eddie Trager are
very anxious for DR.. Milton to be elected,
as he says he will have all the draws and
lagoOns filled with water, making it fine
duck hunting for the boys.
Joe Ellis says coon hunting is The best.
A team belonging to Gen. Fonda, got
loose On the street Saturday, and created
some little excitement, doing no damage
however.
Prof. E. z. Morrison is now prepared
to take your likeness OIL short notice.
Special prices to 'POps."
Our berg was greeted with the genial
grin of Jerry Simpson Tuesday.
Rev. Tony Manning. will commence
revival at Fairyiew. next Sabbath.
The Populists held meeting Monday
night at the hall. Mr.. Wheeler and Mr..
Milton being the principal speakers. Mr..
Wheeler made nice little talk, that
tickeled the auditory nerves Of the Pops,
filling them with POpulist enthusiasm I'M
till they got their brains mingled with
their gall and dropped over. Mr.. Wheeler
read several short sketches, among one a
circular said to be gotten out by the West
ern Bankers Association which he failed
to tell the people had never been signed.
and was dated on the Sabbath-being
lie. Mr.. Milton spoke on irrigation few
minutes, after which Joe Mellicker said as
he was foreman Of the State Forestry Sta
ton, at Dodge. and chairman of the Ford
County Central Committee, he deemed it
essential that he should be heard from.
He said he was full blooded Pop, and
gave us history of our nation, POLITICAL
ly, giving for authority an old tramp that
stayed with him at the station few
nights ago. He ended by giving us
brief history of the Topeka fight to the
disgust of all that were present. Such is
the argument of the Pops. Chairman
L. S. Lane closed the meeting with Lit
tie talk. urging the boys to get in line and
elect DR.. Milton, as he thought the people
dreadful sick, and needed a DR.. to pre-
scribe. He closed by telling his Pop
brethren that dollar was due for the
hall, and for them to show their true valOr
by coming forward and chipping, but 10
and behold only four came forward, and
after going around twice, one Republican
who was ashamed for them threw in ten
cents, making the required amount.
PRISCILLA.
Terrible winds and dusty.