The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-06-08
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Bucklin claims to have ball team that
IL the "real thing"
Fancy queensware, cut glass, etc bar
gaips. Sam STUBBs.
Miss Stella Incl Is visiting her sister
Mrs. Reece, In New Mexico.
GIRL WANTED-For general house
work, apply at L. Il. MILLER. 1T
Ii you want to be fitted with spectacles
see z. IL. YOUNG, the Graduate Optician.
After all you can not notice that the
order to cut weeds has worked any very
great change over town.
Take a stroll to Gwinner's Ice cream
parlor. The room has been enlarged
and the best of everything is now being
served.
Warren Baker formerly of this city has
been elected superintendent Of the schools
of ElDorado.
Tell your friends to come to Dodge
City the first week in August to attend
the big reunion and fair.
Miss Maude Rhodes has returned home
from Lawrence where she has been at
tending the Kansas University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erlougher will occupy
the Glen Lawrence house until their home
soon to be started Is completed.
Schilling's baking powder is the purest
highest grade, absolutely The standard,
and is SO recognized every where. 1t is
for sale at the S1UBBS GROCERY.
w. S. Kenyon, A. II. kaser, j. b.
Wright and Warren olbrook we've visi-
tors here yesterday from Jetmore.
AT the meeting of the board of edu
cation this week Miss Ella Preston was
elected as teacher IN The city schools.
Ask about Schillings extracts, spices
baking powder and teas at Stubbs' gro
Gerry. If you haven't been getting these
you haven't had the best.
1t is reported that Dodge City will lose
the Nj. Il. District Campmeeting this
year. The meeting is to be held at Gar
den City.
Remounting of Diamonds, making
new jewelry, fine watch work and en-.
craving Our speciality P. Ii. Young,
Jeweler and Optician.
. Arthur Scates has arrived from Dodge
City and is visiting on the Scates ranch.
Liberal News.
2. II. Young can supply you with any.
thing in musical way. Every thing
new and up to date. We carry the cele-
brated Washburn Mandolins and Gait.rs
in stock,
Geo. G. Laird has moved to Klrksyille,
Mo. Mr.. Laird is too good citizen to
lose, but as he still has considerable
property here there is good chance for
him to reconsider the move and return
again to Ford county.
September 2 will be Mondern Wood
man day at the Lewis and Clark Fair.
There will be a big parade in the morn
ing, and banquet at night. 1t Is ex-
pected that 5000 men will be initiated
into the order Oh that day.
The board of county commissioners
have adjourned until June 16 after a
three days session as board Of equali-
zatlon. While in session they let the
contract for building hospital on the
county farm.
The Stubs grocery store has large
new stock of the celebrated Schilling's
spices, extracts and teas. These goods
are the very best that can be found in
any market and are not usually carried
in this country.
A city ward who claims the name Of
Smith broke cut Of the holdover on last
Saturday night but was recaptured the
following evening and placed In the
county jail. lie is stranger here and
was first arrested tor robbing some of
the rooms at the Dodge rooming house.
He is up against a jail breaking charge
now and will probably be added to the
force at the State OIL Refinery.
r NJ. Wright recently received let
ter from j. X. Mead of Wichita. Mr..
Mead writes that the only old time
plainsman of note remaining In his part
Of the country is VIM. Mathewsoa (Buffa-
10 Billy, who is nearing the end of life.
Mr.. Mead Says that il he had his life to
live over again he would prefer The
Plains as they were in 1859 to any other
part of the earth,