The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-23


i. NJ. Taylor has sold the Mckinney
ranch to Thos. Harris, of Montezuma,
Iowa.
Frank brennan is ahead on the
coyote business. he having caught nine
in one den. Come again, Mr.. Hart.
TT. Taylor is having a sign painted
on the front of his restaurant Marion
Hammer is doing the painting. That is
right, MIR. Taylor, nothing like letting
weary wonderers know where you are
at.
Harry DeBaun moved his family
from Dodge City to thiss place. the last
of the week He has rented rooms of
T.. W. Handy until he can build. He is
now building a house for Fred knowlton,
southeast of town.
The Bucklin band, under the leader
ship of d. Fisher, financial and business
manager, and @. P. Frazier. musical d.
rector. are practicing diligently, and
will be able to give some fine music on
Memorial day.
Owing to the fact that Memorial
services will be held at eleven clock
next Sunday; the Sunday school will
be held at 80 p. m. instead of 10 a. m.
The change is only for this sunday. ALI
who will are invited to attend both SER
vices
Work on the foundation of D. Fishers
building has been delayed because of the
failure to get stone as soon expected
but load came in Saturday and
work was resumed Tuesday morning;
and they expect the stone to arrive as
fast needed from now on and the
work will be pushed to a finish.
The proprietor of the Dodge City
Reporter will move himself and plant
from that burg TO this thriving young
city, few days hence. He comes to
cast his lot with ns, and grow up with
the country Well success to you Re.
porter, and may you grow. There is
room.
Now it is the home of A. B. Freeman
! that is made happy by the advent of 6
daughter anil Arthur has another charm
to help him while away his moments o.
| recreation from toll in the fields and tt
| tweal1 his nose during his MONDAY siests
and incidentally keep him from sleeping
too sound "a nights
-Lonis incl of Ford is at his father
| in-law,s l.. G. Fearings, just west o
town. He came here to be treated b.
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partial paralysis. and is quite sick. Hi
wife and children are with him. DIR
Bredehoft informs me that he has
patient. Mrs. Reynolds in Ford that il
seriously i'll.
Miss Emma Mckinney, who has beer
at the bed side of her sick brother for SOM
months past, started With him for thei
old home at Canton, Ohio, last Thursday
| fEau VI tO q
them but was prevented by i'll health
and a. w. Guerin went in his stea d
| The fgood wishes of Mr.. Mckinney
friends here where he has lived SO long
go with them.
L *. Montgomery passed through
town on his way to the farm that b
purchased a few miles west of here. H
had his family and household good
with him and will make this his futur
home. There are quite number o
people here looking the country owe
| with view of locating in this vicinity
We hope that they will find something
that will suit them, and that they vii
decide to cast their lots with us for theT
is room for many yet.
-Misfortunes, they say, never com
singly, and it proved true in B. F
Taylor's case, who was kicked by hors
a month or more ago. He had just go
able to lay his crutches aside when las
Friday his horse fell with him, transfer
ing him rather hurriedly from the saddl
to the ground. While there was n
permanent injury the sudden contaG
with mother earth gave him quite
serious shock.
The fine rains that visited this pal
of the country last week has improve
the looks of things wonderfully. Nc
only of vegetation is this true but it hs
charged the countenances of the peopl
that we meet. They have lost that elor
gated appearance familiar in days
yore, and assumed the broad smile {
prosperity and contentment. But this