The Globe-republican., 1907-06-06
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

A. P. Kolley is on the sick list this
week.
The new union tele, hone line vii
probably be connected this week. II
runs 10 the direction of Ford.
The Santa Re will run a special rate
excursion from Dodge City to Kansas
City next Sunday. The fare will BIZ
5000 for the round trip.
WANTED-TO let the contract of stack :
Ing the tame and wild hay at Fort
Dodge, Kansas. Inquire Of the Com
mandant or Adjutant. 2t
State Oil Inspector Hussey was here
Tuesday on blu 'iness. He was very much
pleased with the country and thinks OF
Investing. Mr.. Hussey went from here
to Garden City.
Sure to please. You are invited to call
and look over our stock Of go-carts and
baby carriages. Prices $500 to $1,000
City Furniture Store. II.
The prosperity Of the western country
is shown by the fact that the Dodge City
school alumni had>h banquet at TIT
Harvey House-Hutchinson News.
DR.. W. #. Pine has filed his physi.
clans certificate with the county clerl
Of this county. After practicing her.
this summer be will return to Philadel-
phia for another nine months study.
An attempt was made to break into the
McCurdy home last Friday evening. Mr..
McCurdy fired two shots at the rObber,
and succeeded 10 frightening him away
For SALE OR TRADE-One Of the best
equipped blacksmith shops In Kansas,
also small stock of implements In con
nectioD, and good residence. Call on or
waite, A. j. Burns, Admire, Kas. 1t
According to the State Universlty's
weather bulletin the month May Just
passed was the coolest May In record
of twenty -one years, The frost on May
~, lie reported to be the latest spring
frost on record In this state.
The Misses Clara and Eta Baeder left
Tuesday morning for La Junta, Colo
RADIO, where they will visit Mrs. Clarence
Brown. BEFORE returning they will visit
10 Colorado Springs. Miss Clara Baeder's
position at the telephone Office will be
filled during her months absence, BY
Miss Ethel Tanner.
There 10 no doubt that the late frost has
done good dealof damage to the wheat
crop, In fields where the wheat was
headed out. This |. new experience 10
Kansas, and 1t Is somewhat consoling to
think that frost on the 9th Of May he
thing which has happened only once 10
forty years
The funeral Of Miss Bertha Iva Roby
was held Friday afternoon from the M.
X. church at $3.50 O'Clock. Misses Kate,
Eva and Beulah Burgess, Grace snyder,
Ethel and Rose Harden We're the pail
bearers. Miss Roby, who was only
fifteen years of age, had been Ill for
about year and two weeks ago was
brought to this city from her country
home four miles southeast Of here, and
taken to McCarty's hospital. She passed
away on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Roby's sister, Mrs. Sslmon and daughter
Of Trinidad. Colorado, attended the
funeral.
With the Parker Shows this season can
be found unique attraction, namely,
Hale's Tours Of the World, which will be
especially popular. Here one can step
aboard Pullman car and visit any part
Of the world with all the realism and de- |
lights of travel. The wind 10 felt as the
speed Of the train increases, and the |
swaying and rocking of the car Is very
realistic. They go through tunnels and |
over mountains, and when the home sta
ton is called by the conductor one Is
loath TO get of.
The city has received flne new pair
Of Fairbanks scales which will probably
be placed In the southwest corner Of the
city hall grounds. They have been tested
for accuracy by man from the factory
and viii be ready for use as soon as pos
sible. They will be put In cement
This will do away with the
private scales now being used.