The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-03-30

sex for sale. Inquire Of II. 8, HEUsTIs
Box 1855. 5t
De sure and get your dinner and supper
at the rink on election day.
Don't forget the dinner and supper Al
the rink ON next Tuesday, April 4
Served by the Presbyterian Indies.
A song service will take the place Of
the usual exercises at the Presbyterian
church the coming Sabbath eveving
commencing at $50 O'Clock. Music viii
be the principal feature Of the program
A collection will BIZ taken for the use OIL
the choir in purchasing supplies and such
equipment as is needed. Cordial invita-
ton extended to the public.
Pianos, Pianos, Pianos, Highest quail
ty, Lowest prices. Baldwin, Bush 4
Gerts, Haddortf, Gable Nelson and many
Others. Write Tor prices. Mention this
paper. The HOME Music Co., Hutchin-
son, Kas.
John Tate one of the leading merchants
OF Lakin, was here Tuesday.
Miss Nina Norvell has taken position
with kirkpatrick & Martin, in their
abstract office.
There will be special missionary
meeting at the Methodist church on Sun
day evening. A musical program will be
given.
Rev. Barton went to Peabody Tuesday
TO attend the annual conference.
All churches change the hour Of the
evening service Sunday, beginning at 8
O'Clock instead of 1880.
Judge B. F. Milton Of Wichita Is In
town on business this week.
Miss Whine Lane of LarneG is visiting
In Dodge City with her sister, Mrs. Joy.
Mrs. G. A. Milton Is in Hutchinson this
week visiting her parents.
Mrs. Smith and son Seward who have
been visiting in the city with Mr.. and Mrs,
George Pond for the past few months,
have returned to their home In Vermont.
G. A. Gardner Of Erie, was here this
week looking over Ford county. with
view Of locating.
G. L. Painter made a business trip to
Spearvlle Wednesday and sold several
hundred acres Of land.
Mrs. Shaw and son, motherand brother
of Mrs. Lnse, returned to their home at
Red Oak, Okla.
Q. A. Thompson and wife returned from
Madison, No., Wednesday.
The officials of the Santa Fe have been
making an inspection of the two divisions
from LaJunta to Newton.
Mrs. Mayrath wife of County Commits
sioner Mic Mayrath had a serious accident
on last Friday in being thrown from
buggy. She is now at DR.. cCarty's
hospital in this city suffering from
broken ankle. While the injury is very
painful, with the excellent care she Is
receiving it is hoped that Mrs. Mayrath
will recover rapidly.
DR.. Milton sold some very fine home
grown horses this week to VIM. Babbitt.
One of these horses, a colt under three
years old, weighed l495, four.year-oId
weighed l24O and a five.year- old, l44O.
These horses were raised on DR.. Miiton's
farm near town and browsed about on
buffalo grass and rough feed. They cost
,erv little for feed and the three brought
$3.50.
A Dodge City man made remark one
lay last week which is worth the atten-
ion of everyone interested In the welfare
VI the town. The principal OF trading
With home merchandise something which
s generally held by all who are loyal to
heir home town or even to their own
interests. The remark referred to above,
however, was regarding something which
s not generally considered. The man
mentioned was talking about life insur-
nee and the remark he made was "if |
want any life insurance will 70 to one
# our home agents and let him write It,"
This remark should be the answer given
o every travelling solicitor who Invites a
Dodge City man to take out a life in.
urance policy. We have good COM
anles represented by home agents. 1t
! just as cheap to let the home men
write your policy. 1t means everything
0 him and will indirectly help you be-
ause the home man will spend the
lohey here In Dodge City. These
lings are worth looking after because
be principle Of town loyalty in all things
! what makes one town advance beyond
he others. The travelling insurance So
citor Is a nice fellow usually, Treat