The Globe-republican., 1901-08-15
BUCKLiN BREEZES.

From our Regular CORES pendent
The addition to g. w Thonpson's
dwelling is progressing nicely, J. w.
Dellinger is doing the work.
John Tarbox is piastering Fisher
s. Haynes new store house. He has it
ready for the white coat
w. Il. Gordon and T.. NJ. Taylor
have both been trying to get on the sick
list this week but have not quite succeed
ed and we hope that they wont.
w. a. Sturgeon of the Dodge City
marble works, came down and placed
fine monument at the grave of Gotlieb
Barthaur in the Bucklin cemetery last
Fridry-
w. e. Gosslee, of IIerington Kansas,
sold to George G. Edwards, of Wheat
land. Mo-. lots 1 &c block 2, in Bucklin.
Kansas. Mr.. Edwards will occupy the
premises a residence.
The new residence of G. w. Boe-
decker on South Main street is enclosed
L. j. Taylor has the contract. Charley
will have a nice home there when he gets
it completed.
-Lafe Smith has bought of the heirs, the
farm of the late Gotiibe Barthaur, con-
sisting of one-half section lying four
miles west of Bncklin. Lafe wants to
get to u good town than where he
now lives.
| L. e Norton, the man that deals out
ice and beef stake to the hungry and
thirsty people of this burg, is off on a few
days furlough. During his absence.
L. NJ. Taylor. the proprietor, is handling
| the ice and presiding at the block, at the
city meat market.
j. a. Arrcent, z. NJ. of Dodge City.
spent few, hours in Bucklin last Friday
Mr.. Arment brought with him number
| of little ha nj books for free distribution
to the patrons of the Post Office here.
The book contains much useful informa-
! ton in regard to postal matters Many
thanks. MIR. Arment.
j H. p. McCaustland sold to B. B.
/ Wyman of Reno county. Kansas, the
north half OF section 21, township %,
| range 81. Mr.. .Wyman expects to move on
to the farm and make his future home
here. The land lies about D miles south
of town, and has house barn and
windmill on it.
A small party of our young folks con-
| who, because they are all young and
bashful, and it might make Them blush
to see their names in print. But they
went and L suppose that they had good
time; OF course they took lots of good
things to eat with them and when they
got it seasoned with sand gnats, flies and
spiders with few thrown in,
who would not relish it: We know for
we have been there. but the fun came on
the return tIip. and that ominous looking g
cloud that appeared in the south was
responsible for it and they came in sail
ing before the wind as if they thought a
ri Or aff
haps it was but it did not catch them.
DR. D. j. HolIpeter and wife OF
Ford were callers in Buckiin, Saturday
The DIR. tells that there were twenty
five from Ford and vicinity that went and
registered for the big land drawing at El
Reno and that of that number only one
was lucky enough to draw a claim, and
we don't know whether that was worth
having or not. Some of this party OF
twenty-five passed through Bueklin as
they went down there and they stopped
and cha:ted gaily With the people here.
We some of the party pass through
the other day=on the return trip and they
had their faces set steadily toward home
looking neither to the right neither to the
, left and saying nanght to no man
/ Don't take it to heart boys; life is made
up of series of lotteries in which the
mum per drawing Is greater tnian tfie
j number of prizes. Sometimes draw
. | a prize but oftener a blank; which evel
way it goes look the bright side ane
be happy still.
: Well, yes. the long talked of, ha
come to pass. they have commenced wol l
preparing for the round house here. D
Fisher, who has the contract of th'
grading. has number OF teams and mel
If I,
3 pushed to a finish, at least will hop
so and hope that there viii be no NOR
doubt delay about 1T; but that wha
D many of our people have long been wish
ing for may soon be realized and Buckli
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