The Globe-republican., 1905-10-26

The foundation for Mr.. Russell's new
house is completed and the frame work
has been started. The contractor will
work a big force of men and expects to
give an exhibition Of rapid building.
Our repair department is very busy
Because we do first class work. II You
are not satisfied with the work you are
having done, try us. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 2. Ii. Young Jeweler and Opt
clan. II
Mr.. John K. Bunnell one of the promi-
nent young men Of Ford county, and
Miss Elma l., Hayes Corydon, Indiana
young lady were married here on last
Sunday, Rev. Doctor Thompson Of the
Presbyterian church officiating.
w. H..Lord has decided to make his
home permenantly In Dodge City. He
has purchased fiue building site between
the new houses being built by Mr.
Erlougher and Mr.. Russell, and will
have a home built there as soon as posi-
BILE.
The Ladies Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will hold market and
bazaar at Tlefenbach's store the day
before Thanksgiving. Any one wishing
to place an order for mince meat, fruit
cake or plum pudding can do so by tele-
phoning No. 1889.
There will be an open meeting Of Pro-
lection Lodge No. 172 A. o. u. W. at
the Opera House, at 8 O'Clock, Monday
night, October, 3Oth, to which the public
is cordially invited. John H. Order,
Grand Master Workman Of Kansas, will
be present and give an address for the
good OF the ORDER m
WANTED-By Chicago manufacturing
House, person of trustworthiness and
somewhat familiar with local territory as
assistant 10 branch office. Salary S18
paid weekly. Permanent position. No
investment required. Previous expert
ence not essential to engaging.
Address, Manager Branches, Como
block, Chicago. 12t
The Stone-Manda crop damage case
large number to the court
house on last Friday evening. Senator
F. Dumont Smith of Kinsley was one Of
the attorneys for the defense and many
went to the court house to hear his speech
to the jury. He made a good plea, but
it didn't win the case. A verdict was
found for Mr.. Stone, who was represented
in the case by Judge Milton.
Dodge City with improvements going
on in nearly every block has broken over
her borders. The addition plated by
P. II. Sughrue recently and called "River-
view" is selling remarkably well. A
number of persons have bought River
view lots and they are still going. Several
parties expect to build In this addition
which Is east Of town. Another addition
Is soon to be plated north of town.
The famous kllties band which is out
on Its fourth Transcontinantal tour are
dated for Gluck's opera house on Novem.
Der 8. The band belongs to an eminent
band man OF Canada but the Scotch uni
forms worn by the members gives 1t the
appearance Of having just arrived from
the old country. 1t Is quite celebrated
band throughout the country and plays
mostly In the larger towns.
On Friday afternoon, Oct. Goth, the
s. s. club spent very delightful time at
buo uOulO vi mLb. DoctH' 1u0 AVHUWIuk
members were elected to fill vacancies
and raise the membership to twenty-four,
Mrs. B. f. Milton, Mrs. W. Fl. Chapman,
Mrs. Louis Upp, Mrs. Walter Van Horn,
Mrs. Harvey Uhl. Mrs. j. d. Coffey,
Mrs. Robt. Vernon, Mrs. Fred Gardner
and Mrs. Lillian O'Neil were the guests.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Nov. 3rd.
last week u large, splendidly formed
and good looking woman worked Dodge
City with fake advertising proposition
that paid her very well indeed. Her
companion was a man who
worked a larger advertising scheme, and
the two took the town for something 10
the nelghborhood Of $50. The woman's
little fake was "Toast Card and Game
Laws, printed on card board. A small
section Of the card told the open dates
for game and the rest Of the reading
matter was devoted to some very raw
toasts. Here Is a sample Of the elevating
sentiment Of the toasts: "Here's health
to the girl who will rush the Tin can,