The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19

Marysville Frank Anderson and
James Karousche were killed.
Atchlson to Ask Miss Could Dur
ing his present trip to New York, B.
P. Waggener will call on Miss Helen
Gould, and ask her to donate $4,000
toward building combined Y. M. G.
A. building.
After SO Years. - At Salina Mrs.
Mary 3. Mitchell, after living with
her husband, L. 9. Mitchell, thirty
three years, has filed suit for d.
vorce, alleging cruelty to herself and
their two children.
Burbank In Machine Shops. Sid
ney s. Burbank, the ex-lieutenant,
went to work in the machine shops at
the federal prison. He ceems anxious
to obey the prison regulations and
please the authorities.
Dam on Republican Rlver.-Captain
Sherwood A. Cheney, chief engineer
officer Of the northern division Of the
army, is in Junction City from st..
Louis making a survey for the War
department pertaining to the location
of a big concrete dam which local
capitalists, have proposed to build on
the Republican river north Of Junction
city.
Chautauqua at Winfield. - The
Chautauqua association has arranged
with Attorney General Hadley Of Mis-
souri, to deliver a lecture here this
season. They are to pay him $3.50
and expenses. The exact date Of his
coming has not been set. Hadley
Is the man who has been sticking the
knife into the Standard Oil Company
of late.
New Bank at Manhattan. - A new
state bank Is being organized with
capital stock Of $4,000. Mr.. Ramey
of Eskridge, is the chief factor in the
new bank and the $4,000 stock has
been subscribed by local capitalists.
The new organization has purchas-
ed one of the best business building
sites In the city and will erect hand
some building.
Mcpherson Y. M. C. A. organIzed.--
A meeting was held at the court
house for the purpose of perfecting
the final organization Of the McPher-
son Y. M. C. A. This state organizer
was present. The Y. M. c. A. move
ment has been progressing very
rapidly during the past week and the
is being supported very
heartily by the people Of Mcpherson
and vicinity.
Working in Neosho county.-Infor-
nation has reached Mound City to the
effect that the Standard Oil Company
will lay 4 inch pipe line from some
where in the Neosho county field to
Paola, where connection will be made
with the large mains from the south
west. 1t is believed the line will touch
the lately opened Bronson field. An
independent refinery is being put In
at this latter place.
Toronto Depot Again Closes. = The
residents of the little town of Toron-
to, in Woodson county, are again hav-
Ing trouble with the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company over the closing Of
the station. More than year ago the
residents of the town petitioned to
have the office and waiting room of
the station kept open for the night
trains. 1t was kept open for three
months but is now closed again.
Pratt Is a Growing Town. - Pratt's
population has increased 10 per cent
IN the last few months, and fine
electric light system. has been Install
ed, placing 1000 candle power street
lights where they can be seen for
miles. The Pratt Milling Company is
now erecting a 500 barrel Touring
mill, to be in operation by August
|. This enterprise owns elevators
along the Rock Island from Liberal
10 Arlington, and the mill buildings
cover two blocks of land.
To Dsd,cate Orphans Home. - At
Manhattan on April &c will occur the
argest gathering of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs ever held in Kansas, when
he Eureka Lake Club House will be
dedicated as the |. o. o. F. orphans
nome. The Union Pacific Railroad
will run hourly trains between Man
haitian and Junction City for accom-
notation of the visitors, and cut rates
ire made on other roads. The West
Side Forestry Club, woman's or
yanization of Topeka, has arranged
o meet here on the same day for the
purpose of inspecting the state agri-
cultural college grounds and buil'
ngs.
Big Day for Anthony. - There will
,e an immense crowd In Anthony
April 26 for the Wildey day celebra-
ion. All railways have granted
very low rate of one fare plus fifty
cents and where train service is not
will put on special trains.