The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-06-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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tile court house next Monday.
Frank and Henry Scarborough Of Pleas.
ant Valley were In town yesterday.
New alfalfa hay, $500 per ton deliv-
cred. MARTIN BROS.
Karl Miller Is home from few days
in Kansas City.
Fancy queensware, cut glass, etc bar
gains. SAM STUBBS.
II you want to be fitted with spectacles
see P. H. YOUNG, the Graduate Optlcian.
On account Of deaths In the city the
Phenlx club party was not held Monday
evening.
Teams wanted for breaking. Cash
paid when work is done. G.. L, PAINTER
& Co.
Charles Anderson has accepted posi-
tlor in the musical department Of T. Fl.
Young's store.
Miss Eleanor Milton will be one Of the
graduates at Fairmont college at Wichita
next week.
Fred Berg who has been running on
the Rock Island has been visiting friends
here for the past week.
Grip" Shan reports heavy loss to
crops from the last storm, both wheat
and corn badly damaged.
The south approach to the Bucklin
bridge has been quite seriously damaged
by the Arkansas river floods.
County Attorney L. A. Madison de-
livered an address to the old soldiers at
Bucklin on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Grobety enter
tanned friends at cards Monday evening
for Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Todd
"A. B. Reeves, who has had long sick
spell is at Ills office once more and his
friends are happy to see him looking SO
we'll.
Take stroll to Gwinner's Ice cream
parlor. The room has been enlarged
and the best of everything is now being
served.
The high school graduates, chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith, went out
on camping expedition for few days
last week.
The attorneys who are collecting evil
dence for the Kansas Colorado suit ar
rived in Dodge City again today to hold
another powwow.
Schilling's baking powder is the purest
highest grade, absolutely the standard,
and is so recognized every where. 1t is
for sale at the STUBBs GROCERY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Russell have been yis-
iting at Canton, o. They are on their
way home from Kentucky and will ar
rive in few days.
Ask about Schillngs extracts, spices
baking powder and teas at Stubbs' gro
Gerry. II you haven't been getting these
you haven't had the best
Miss Margaret Perry OF Shelbyville,
Mo-, has been in Dodge City for several
days visiting with the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. P. Ragland.
Remounting of Diamonds, making
new jewelry, fine watch work and Ell.
craving our specially. p. III. YOUNG,
Jeweler and Opuclan.
Any one knowing themselves indebted
to Miss Laura Blender will please call at
the Office of Sutton & Scates where the
accounts are held for collection. :
The Dodge City ball team has been ad-
vertised TO play at Hutchinson June 9th
but the boys will not TO- They are not
ready to undertake big match game
yet.
| P. II. Young can supply yon with any.
thing in musical way. Everything
new and mp to date. We carry the cele-
braled W ashburn Mandolins and Guitars
In stock.
We carry the best makes of Pianos
and Organs in stock. Come in and try
and see them before you buy. Satlsfac-
ton guaranteed. Easy payments, p. II.
YOUNG.
The base ball game to have been
played with the Garfield team here on
Tuesday was postponed on account Of the
death Of the four people who were
drowned In Duck Creek.
1t may be taken for a fact that the
Dodge City physicians have not author
lied any outside specialist" to repre-.
sent himself as coming to Dodge City by
a special request Of the local physicians.
The Stubbs grocery store has large
| NOW etonk NJ tho cpIahrated Schillin0,a