The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-08-29

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Several land buyers have been in the
county the past week.
Captain Frank Chapman is in Cimar-
today on business
j. c. Briggs will serve on the U. s.
petit jury in Wichita, September 10TH
Temperature Sunday was 102 degrees.
Saturday and Monday very warm
also.
Mrs. Rankin, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Gus Guthrie, is yet lying
very low.
A large number of people are attend
ing the old settlers picnic at Pogue's
grove, to- day.
A. Deister wants to rent "A ranch. with
house and out buildings, and he Will
pay good price.
Fred UIbman has sold his interest in
the dairy to his partner. }. f. O'Neal,
and on September 10th will move to Ore
gon.
a Bent county man will harvest
10000 pounds of honey from his l.CoO
stands of bees this season.-La Junta
Tribune.
Miss Carrie Lopp returned from Cory
don. Ind, Tuesday night. She will
teach school in No. 2 district, three miles
wesl of Oferle.
There will be a Union Temperance re
vival in this city, in October, under the
auspices of the State Temperance Union,
lasting two weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tain chui ch VIII give Il social at Mrs.
Hale's lawn, on Friday, evening, Septem-
Der, 6, to which you invited.
On Fred GaIdner-s farm, near town,
there is apple tree with few bushels
of half grown apples. which also contains
a large number of blossoms. This is a
freak of nature not uncommon in this
semi-troplcal country.
The hoboes who have been working
out their fines by cleaning up the streets,
urday night and were allowed TO depart
in peace The officers have not been
able to secure any new recruits, the
hobo fraternity give this town wide
berth now--La Junta Tribune.
J. l.. Boyd and John Pearson, while
on "a hunting trip south of town one day
last week, discovered the outcroppings
of vein of coal about seventeen miles
from La Junta. Later developments are
very promising, and company will be
organized at once to work the prospect.
Tribune.
The La Junta Tribune foreshadows
Colorado fashions follows: If you
nave "A pair of tan shoes wear them out.
The tan shoe is passed and will be bought
sparingly by dealers next year. There
seems to be good auth GRITTY for the state
ment that women will wear their hair in
a mop at the nape of the neck this winter.
Dave Burnett was severely cut on the
forehead by the backward motion of
axe, while he was cutting kindIing
wood, Sunday evening. While he was
lifting the axe. it struck against a clothes
line, and rebounded, striking him on the
forehead He was thrown backward and
fell on a tie, and was also injured in the
fall. which produced conclusion. He is
unable TO leave his bed, but lie is not
seriously injured.
Farmers and stockmen are determined
that the reckless and indiscriminate
slaughter of game shall not he done on
their premises without vigorous protest
The law amply protects them from the
trespass by hunters or others, and re-
low
lection of game is desirable for many
reasons The useless killing of prairie
chickens is condemned by lovers of hunt
ing as we'll as by all classes of citizens.
j. C. Nelson died at his home few
miles south of this place. last Thursday
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