The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-11-02

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of way in western Kansas with lime
stone posts.
Charles Elliott has been appointed
paymaster general of the Kansas Ma
tional Guard.
Dickinson county is putting a fur
mace and other Improvements into the
poor farm residence.
There have been six marriages among
Ellsworth people this summer and six
more are scheduled.
Grass in the cattle pastures of Indian
Territory has been touched by frost and
is losing its strength.
| Mckinley and Columbia are the names
of the twins that came to Smith
county home recently.
Richfeld, Morton county, supports a
brass band, and the whole county has
less than 800 inhabitants.
An bingham grain dealer who has
an order in for As freight cars purchased
16, 900 bushels of corn to fill it.
Usage county coal mine operators
have agreed to advance Usage county
coal at the mines 25 cents ton.
There is a violin maker at Marquette,
Kansas, who will exhibit some of his
instruments at the Paris exposition.
| Butler county commissioners make
an effort to build from three to five
substantial stone arch bridges every
year.
C. E. Sawyer of Wichita, won the
prize for having the best photograph
at the Texas state photographers
show.
The railroad officials at Topeka have
announced that they will give no passes
to state employees wishing to 60 home
to vote.
I. N. Pepper of irrigation fame in
Rocks county, wants 100 3-horse teams
to work on a sugar beet farm in eastern
Colorado.
Thirteen carloads of new steel rails
have been strung along the north prong
of the Central Branch to take the place
of the old iron.
Upwards OF s2Oo.o 900 will be spent on
public buildings in Topeka next sum-
mer There is the auditorium and the
extension to the federal building
Miss Ethel Tucker of Ottawa is now
in San Francisco awaiting a steamer tc
take her to Manila, where she will
marry Sergeant Irwin Y. Todd, troop
A, Eleventh cavalry.
Probate Judge Allen of Beloit, regis
tiers kick because Mitchell county
boys go to some other county for their
marriage licenses. He wants them &c
support home industries.
Ottawa Herald: One man donated
and three other men cut and hauled,
wood enough to keep the hearth warm
for Lane widow during the winter
OF such is the kingdom of heaven.
1t is said that the Missouri Pacific is
anxious to do more work on the Central
Branch this fall, but it cannot get Sec
ton men. The farmers are Outbidding
the railroads for the service of laborers.
Oberlin will have foundry soon.
The gentlemen who will operate it
wanted bonus of $500. BY private
subscription s1s3 was raised, and the
county commissioners pledged Decatur
county for the balance.
smallpox at their ranch in Mexico.
His brother, ]. w. Gillett, of Woodbina
Kas., had his safe robbed of $3.50. J.
z. Reed, brother-in-law, has had his
house burned. Mrs. Reed has gone to
Mexico to nurse G. G. and his wife.
Mrs. Ida Eckert Lawrence, formerly
of Kansas but now of Toledo. has been
elected first vice president of the fed
Grated clubs of Ohio.
The total registration at Kansas I'M
iversity up to the present date is LOIS.
The registrar thinks it will run up to
100 before the term is over. The ar
rival OF the Twentieth Kansas at home
will greatly increase it, for three
fourths of the Lawrence company are
university students. Even now the
registration is 40 more than at the
end of last years first term.
Oklahoma pastures are covered with
bunch and buffalo grasses, which are
nutritious all winter.
Senator Baker has been assured by
President Mckinley that Ralph Ingalls,
who had to resign a lieutenancy be-
cause of deafness, will be given a staff
position in the Philippines.
While sscutfino~ bunch of cattle