The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-06-07

| Bicycles for rent at the Novelty Works
Going to sell harness at reasonable
prices SINS & SIMS
Another carload of the famous Fanch-
on Flour at the
ISDIANA GROCERY.
The Republicans will have a majority
of p joint ballot in the Oregon Iegis- |
| lature.
a touch Of summer makes the world a
kin. Yesterday was a seorcher. the tenn |
perature being So in the shade.
Rev. Mr.. Cook, of St. Joseph, Mo-,
morning and evening
Mrs. p. n. Incl received a telegram,
Sunday, stating that her brother died
near Madison. Ind, on chat day.
Sheriff Hale took Roy Roberts to the
penitentary Saturday morning. This is
the man who was sentenced two years
for robbery.
Latest returns show increased ajori-
ties in the Oregon election. There is a
gain of several thousand over Mckinley 5
majority in 1896.
/ Chris Henning, of Pleasant Valley, was
in the city Friday. He says the wheat is
in excellent shape. and the crop promises
as large as that of 1892
Judge Thomas Weston, of Ford, was in
| the city Monday He informs US that
| the army worm has partially destroyed IA
acres of corn of his crop. Wheat pros
poets are good.
In making the list of the Common
School graduates we overlooked the names
of Glen Weyan and May Kissel
/ This makes total of twenty-four in
1900, while there were only 10 last year.
/ w. f. Petition, editor of the Demo-
crat, has our thanks for basket of home
grown strawberries. The berries were
fine and delicious. Our cotemporary has
a fine garden in the east part of the city.
A letter from johnson county, Missouri
received by j. E. Workman. states that
| dry weather is prevalent. There was but
one rain during the month of May. Gar
dens are drying up and crop prospects
| are poor.
G. A Guthrie has moved his family
to this city, and occupies the house he
purchased from his son, A. l.. Guthrie.
Mr.. Guthrie Will continue to hold his
residence on his farm in Hodgeman
county.
Miss Helen Anderson, after absence
of three months in San Diego and Los
Angeles. California, returned to this
place Wednesday of last week. Miss
Anderson is stopping with her amt, Mrs.
A. w. Reudy.
The United States postoffice depart
ment has established a domestic money
order station n the Exposition building
Paris, France. Postmaster Arment can
draw an order on the exposition station
| the same as upon any local office.
Mrs. BowIus, wife of E. Bowlus. died
at her home Piercevile, Tuesday,
of pneumonia. The deceased was SO
years of age Mrs. A. p. Coons, of this
city, attended nurse to Mrs. Bowlus
for some days during her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Anawalt, of WicI-
tia, arrived Saturday night, and they arc
visiting the family of Rev. D. McCor-
mick Mrs. Mccormick is the daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Anawalt. Mr.. Ana
walt has charge of the Rock ISLAND lumber |
company at Wichita.
p P. Tiefenbach and J. Tiefenbach,
who came here from Cleveland, Ohio |
some weeks ago, occupy the Avery house !
in the north part of the city. They are
experienced painters und hard wood |
finishers They will make a permanent
home in the city
MARRIED Yesterday afternoon, at the |
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary |
Summerhalter, by Rev. E. M. Carr, Mr.. |
B. w. Foote and Miss Sallie Summer |
halter. The best wishes of the friends |
of bride and groom are extended to them |
in the married life.
slate has been made, to be filed in |
case Bryan is elected, of the Kansans who |
will be provided for,'' according to the |
.ssiate." And the slate is pretty large |
one We do not see the of Bro.
Petition on the slate, but Bro Oyler is /
down for land office appointment.
The Board OF Managers of the State
Soldiers Home, Fort Dodge, are adver-
Using in the Topeka Capital for propos-
ais for the furnishing of supplies to the |
Home, consisting of dry goods, groceries. |
clothing and shoes. Bids will be opened I