The Globe-republican., 1895-10-03
Heavy frost all over the West Sunday

Heavy frost all over the West Sunday
night.
The cheapest flour in this market is ai
Bondurants,
A lot of cattle were unloaded at this
station this week.
Don't fail to price Bonduraut's flour
before you buy.
W. Pine and Harry Marley left
Monday evening for Kansas City. on
business. and will return to-day.
Col. Jerry Shaw is such rantankerous
observation-disclosures man he
can't stand it for his children to call him
"pop."
There seems to be general scarcity of
hands all over the country. There is a
big demand for laborers in this vicinity.
-Cimarron Jacksonian.
L.. j. Pettyjohn, clerk of the Appellate
court, of the Western District of Kapsas,
and who resides in Garden City, was in
Dodge City on Monday.
1t is thought the almost total failure of
the alfalfa seed crop, the result Of the
heavy summer rains, will cause prices Of
that commodity to reach a high mark be-
fore spring.
Mrs. w. K. Ingram has taken charge
of the Oriel hotel, MIR. Adams retiring
from the business. Mrs. Ingram knows
how to run hotel, and we predict for
her good patronage.
This office is In receipt of cards from
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. HazletOn. of Basalt,
Colorado, announcing the arrival of a
son on Friday evening, September 9th.
Mrs. Hazleton was formerly Miss Jennie
Crawford of this city.
w. L. Coolidge, who was making n
trip by wagon to Elk City, abandoned
his trip at Ford, owing to an injury to
one Of his horses. He will make the
trip by railroad, as the weather is too
cool to travel by wagon.
At the Santa Fee stock yards Sunday
morning 5000 head of sheep were loaded
for transportation east The company
anticipates heavy shipment of sheep
from the west, and have forwarded 300
double deck cars to necessary points.
Mrs. Wolff and Miss Steinman invite
the attention of. the ladies Of Dodge City
to their new fall and winter millinery
goods, which they have opened at their
old stand. The goods are of the latest
styles, apd the opening is attracting con-
siderable attention.
Prof. E. d. Webb, County Superinten-
dent, will be visiting the schools in the
county for the next two months, and he
desires to give notice to those having bus
mess with him that his Office will be open
only GU Saturdays during the time he is
visiting the schools.
J. S. Rush and wife returned to their
home in Dodge City, Kansas, to-day af-
ter visit visit among relatives In this
city and Greenrille, Ohio. Alice Watson
will accompany them for years stay on
the prairies of Observation-Disclosures
Qnd.} Herald.
The State Experimental we'll is to be
bored through . strata Of clay to reach
the second underfiow of water. 1t will
require about 70 feet more of drilling to
reach this water, experts say; and there
will not be II good supply of water until
this depth is reached.
The experimental well at Soule college
failed to operate on Friday. the water
having become exhausted. The we'll is
down only thirteen feet below the first
strata of water. 1t will be necessary to
20 down to the second strata of water
to obtain a sufficient supply for the pur-
pose designed by the experiment.
The new time card of the Santa Fe will
on into offoot IN tho 19th No 2 ,uooto
No. 2 at this station at about p. m. No.
comes in earlier and faster. and arrives
at about $40 p m. The change affects the
western travel, and the time to the Pa
cific coast is shortened about twenty -four
hours from Chicago. Local travel will
have little better accommodation in the
change.
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