The Globe-republican., 1905-01-05
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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TiEFENBACH, Jeweler.
: j. @. Lewis, editor Of the Kinsle
: Graphic, was a Dodge City vlslto
: Thursday.
Accident Insurance is mans creates
protection. Let Dick Evans Jr, writ
yona policy.
Moses Black, treasurer Of Meade count,
and a civil engineer, is u witness in thu
district court in the land survey case
from Ford.
Tile Ladies' Aid Society Of the N. e
church will hold their regular monthly
market Saturday, January 7, at Palace
Drug Store.
Frank Gould, formerly Of Dodge City,
now Of Bucklin, received among othel
Christmas presents one from the Rock
Island Company in the way Of a passen.
ger run.
John Hobble, who has been staying at
Buckin for some time past, has returned
to Dodge City and has started In at the
court house as assistant to County Treas.
urer Davies.
We DO the best watch repairing, Jewel.
cry manufacturing and engraving. Give
lis a trial and DO convinced. Santa Fe
watch inspector. P. IL. Young, Jeweler
aud Op'ician. ." -.,
F. G. Hanna, who has been employed
as weigh boss at Walsenburg, Colo, for
the @. F. q |. Co. has been visiting his
father, A. Hanna, and has accepted a
a position as brakeman on the Santa Fe
railroad and will move bis family here
soon,
The 400 day clock given away by the
P, II. Young Jewellery Store was drawn
by No. 5O4O. The handles clock goes to
No, 1856. The person holding ticket
No. 5O4O had not been found yesterday,
Frank Martin, ex-county treasurer of
Ford county, who has been living at
Martinsbrg, Ind. the past year, arrived
heie Monday night. He has not decided
yet whether he will remain In Kansas
permanently or return to Indiana.
For SALE-First class millinery stock,
doing good business, in growing town
of five thousand population. Only three
stocks in town. Poor health Of one of
the partners tho only cause for selling.
Address 344, care of Republican, DODGE
City, Kas.
The board of county commissioners
has been In session since Monday and
have been kept busy good share of the
lime by people interviewing regarding
matters pertaining to taxes, roads, etc.
The session may last all week. The new
board will meet and organize next
Monday.
DR.. 0, H. Simpson recently received n
communication from the publisher of the
aadlng dental journal Of Paris, France,
request for a copy, for pub
icaton, Of his address delivered before
he International Convention Of Dentists
t the Worlds Fair at st. Louis. This
5 quite an honor and shows that Dr.. L
simpson is recognized by the professional
journals as being one of the best read ,
nd skilled dentists III the United States.
The Foreign Missionary society Of the :
Presbyterian church held their quarterly
psn meeting at the home Of Mrs. M. NJ.
winner last Tuesday afternoon. The =.
ouse was filled with ladies who were
lad to respond 10 the invitation of the
resident, Mrs. Fox. An excellent pro- |
ram was the entertaining feature of the Y
arly part Of the afternoon consisting Of e
'rInture readings by Mrs. Wilson and Il
lls, JUDI, musical numbers by Miss
lohler, Mrs. Balkley, Misses Burgess =,
nd Hughes, Mrs. Merritt BeesOn, Miss n
hodeS, Miss Quick and Miss Charles; :.
adlDgs by Misses Hughes, Gwinner and :,
ulck, and an excellent paper written by
re. Fox was read by Mrs. Thompson.
t the conclusion of the program re- ut
eshments were served aud the hour VI
flowing spent socially. " u
An editorial In the Des Moines Cap. @,
u, degrading the banking business of II,
country, says. "Des Moines bankers nj
. learning to advertise. This Is the
eat reason that Des Moinps banks are
owing so rapidly. Advertising in the at
mixing business Is a new departure, but ia
has accomplished wonderful results. A M
'al banker has been using page after
re of display advertising in the local be
wspapers and recently said: Through Ia
advertising believe we have In.
'ased our number Of depositors one.
I'd In The past few months, Pltsburg We
nks are spending about one million Wv
lars every year in display advertising, VI
e biz newspapers Of that city contain VA
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