The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-07-19
News From
ETHE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
Fort Dodge,

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IA Mira. Chalk Besson's birth day party
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The morning " JulyllawAs peculiarly
foxy morning heavy dew, and iatsr \
slight rain. " IN IN sEa
REV. Cornelius 81 the Christian church
preached an interesting sermon Wednss-
day evening.
Il Moody, Waters, Norman Wooliord and
young weaver, son of @. N Y Weaver, slll
went TO Bucklin fishing. " w N, ia
Mis- Bula Gilpin who h tc teach
school In Dodge Citythe coming ssaAsn,
ID hsrs visiting her parents Al. and nrs \
Samuel Cilpin. n lSE1SlIs NJ
July l2th, 1851, VA ~ battls m
Rich Mountain, our regiment wa nol
engaged: Il W. bold inrcservs, butIt
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Comlde Jerry Shaw contemplatcs
attending the National Encampmsnt n
the g. Az. r. Al MinnsapolIsi IA August.
Jerry was elected as 4 delegate ~ The
recent State Encampment, another tally
for the Short Grass country.
/ Hood and family went fahing Sstur
day In this PLACID waters Of the Mulberry.
Comrads Hood said they Just would not
bite at all, which untsward event be
attributed to tho fact thst the banks
OF the creek wers lined With frsgs, All
having numerous families. When young
frogs are plentiful the fnny tribe look
with scorn upon hook with an old
worm upon 1t. n a
There was a wedding In the Fort on
the 18th, Mayhem Stafford and Mrs.
Osborn being the contracting parties.
Comrade stafford served ID the 18Th
Missouri InfaLiry, Company @. Mrs:
Osborn's first husband died here some
time ago. They received the sanction Of
the board and the knot was tied In the
most approved fashion by Rev. Jones
.'who pays the freight" The board
reasoned that whereas they had occupied
two homes they Will now occupy but
one. Economy is the watchword these
critical times. F3s
Our old friend Vine De Put has come
70 stay with us awhile and take much
needed rest. After the cyclones and hot
winds Of life, the old boys can retire to
the Soldiers Home and rest at will
parade rest. Many 60 out during the
summer to survey the landscape, but
the first gale that sweeps from the north,
according to P. Henry, you can see them
returning to 20 into winter quarters.
You can find no parallel to this place 10
any other government on earth.
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