The Globe-republican., 1906-12-06

lhave some fine counter STOW cases IA
sale with tables P II. YOUNG, .Iewcle
and Opticiau.
Mrs. #. A Balch visited In La Junta
Ole, few DAYS last week, with be
sons, Fred and Owen, and also MIR. AM
Mrs Chas. Helm.
We are now ready for Christmas, hsv
ing the largest and most complete stool
ever exhibited In the city. We added
lhree - foot wall cases this fall. anC
they are well fiji ed p. II. YOUNG, Jew.
eler and Optician
| The Bible class meeting on last Monday
evening was well attended and full Of
interest The subject was "Isaiah and
Micah, Prophets; Manasseh aud ANON,
Kings" The lesson study for December
10th will be .'Josiah." All Interested in
this class will be welcome.
MISUNDERSTANDING or lady with good
references, 10 travel by rail or with rig,
for firm OF $250,O0 90 capital. Salary
$l,O72 per year and expenses, salary paid
weekly aud expenses advanced. Address,
with stamp, JOS A, Alexander, Dodge
City. Kans. 2t
A Russell Is building house east Of the
Second Ward school building, which has
already been rented. Mr.. Gwinner IS
considering building In the east part of
town, also. There are many calls for
houses In the city, as Is shown by the way
hev are rented before being finished.
Gus Roggensees, of Pleasant Valley
township, made trip to Garden City the
drst Of the week to see the sugar beet
factory recently opened 10 that city,
stopping over In this city on his way
home. MIR. Roggensees contempates
growing a few sugar Deets on an expert
ment.
Bobert Bonner. eolored man, COM
lug through from the west on last Tues
day evening, died suddenly at the depot
and was taken TO the undertaking es-
Enlistment of q. A. Hupieu. His rela
tlves have not as yet been found, except
one sister in Kansas City, and county
burial will probably be given.
NJ. j. Powers & Company have opened
new business IN Dodge City their pre-
sent quarters being on Front street in
the frame building which was occupied
some time ago bv Moolz second hand
store. They will handle new aud
second furniture and other goods, make
picture frames, and do stove repairing.
They expect to handle quite stock Of
goods and will no doubt do we'll In their
business venture.
Dr.. Milton has had one of his beautiful
English pheasants mounted and the same
Gan now be seen at bis offices. This ia
one of about dozt u birds which were
brought TO this CITY some time ago and
are now on DR.. Millions farm, northeast
Of the city. This birds very hand
some specimen and has been mounted 10
creditable manner by J. L Hays of
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany.
The people of Kinsley who have put In
furnaces and depended on them fer heat
this winter, are having quite time to
keep warm at all. Ever since the food
10 September last the cellars all over the
city have been under water, and are still
In that condition; so much 60, that fires
cannot be made IN the furnaces nor the
cellars used in any way. This is very
to say the least, for those
who have not put up stoves, and might
become very serious II the weather should
turn cold.
The most popular amusement that has
been witnessed here this year is the
Girls Basket ball, and 1t Is to be re-
GREETED that the teams organized some
lime ago have net given more public
games. The game is popular every
place nearly, and 10 most places
Is well patrouized. 1t Is probably hard
for the teams here to secure hall suit
able for the game since the roller skates
have been put to use In the rink, but
hose who witnessed the game a few
weeks ago would like to see another
)ne.