The Globe-republican., 1901-07-25
BUCKLiN BREEzES.

flyer and made flying trip to Dodge
City and back on Monday.
MIR Willard Kimbali OF Neodesha,
Kansas spent few days with Joe
BaldwIn-s family. He left here Monday
evening
main line was derailed some eighteen
Iayed il ;.bassf ten hours.
Miss Stella White and Mr. Bert who
have been visiting arsthe home of G. w.
Trexler, left for St John, Kansas, Non
day evening.
s. E. Goosfs is going on cru;ches. or
rather one crtatch and cane, the result of
Il collision between his foot and the oal
cows foot. Sasn seems to have come o@t
second best in the encounter.
Miss Leah be Cow. who has been at
the ST. Charles Hotel for some monrhs-
left here Monday evening for Green's
burg. From there she Will in few days
go to her home at Meade.
A cattleman from old Missouri
brought in a bunch of cattle from that
sun dried land to find pastiIrage for
them in this short grass country and he
found it. The cattle are in pasture at
Will Swartout's
L. NJ. Taylor, shipped one Of
cattle and one of hogs to Kansas City
Tuesday morning. Will Boedecker went
with the stock. MIR. Taylor would have
gone with them himself but that Mrs.
Taylor is on the sick list. She has been
sick for qaite while but is improving
now
Abe Cook is one man i'm this part of
the country that is not frightened out of
his boots because of little dry weather,
but is going right along building - new
residence on his farm northwest of Buck
lin. Mr. Cook will raze the old house
to the ground and build entire new
house. 1t will be more convenient and
substantial than the old one.
Riley McMiilen who has been on a
ranch near Point of Rocks, in Morton
county stopped off one day in Bucklin to
renew old friendships and to take one
days rest Oh his weary pilgrimage to the
Modern Mecca, where all discontinued
home seekers, townsite boomers, sooners,
and various others too numerous to men
tion, are bound to at this time, the U. S.
land Office at El Reno, Oklahoma.
d. w. Haynes has demonstrated the
| fact that he is good for something else
besides waiting on customers in the store,
| by doning his old clothes and getting
upon the roof OF Fisher & Haynes new
store building and painting it. 1t re-
| quireS some nerve for a man to go
right out OF the store and upon to a
| roof to work the sun such weather as
we had last week but Dan had the proper
amount to carry him through.
Mrs. Ii. G. Sillett and Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Ollie Silieft, her daughters, came
| in Friday from their home at Willard,
kansas They are visiting with Mrs. E.
Tarbox. Mrs. Sillett and family are
we'll known here having settled here in
| 1885 or 6, and lived here almost continu-
ously since that time until about four
years ago when they moved to Willard,
their present hona. and where Mr. Siliet
has position as pumper for the Rock
| Island r. r. Co.
| IS. e. Coons has put ia wagon scales
in front of his store and is prepared to
weigh any thing now from pound OF
| feathers to car of coal. Sam says,
sssatisfaction guaranteed or money ie-
| funded.r We are satisfied that they
| are correct for tried them this morn :
| ing. We were weighed three years ago
| and of course remembered just how
heavy we were,s and when we stepped
onto Sans scales and found that they
balanced in the same old notch. We
were satisfied that they We're correct.
| We don't give much rail road news
in these items because we don't know
much. We hear whole lot but then we
| lnlnh tlal IL Is Det1er not 10 know sc
much than it is to know much thai
isn't so, but one thing do know, oul
train service is not just what we would
like it to be, No 23,athe passenger and
| mail train from the east being from one
to four hours hours late almost every day
| and No. 81 the local freight is worse.
| Ernest NJ. Hamilton of Bellfountaln
| Ohio. stopped few hours here on Fri.
day. He and his brother own two ffue
quarter sections in this vicinity. Mr.
Hamilton has not been here before foi
about five years and he expressed SUR
prise at the advancement that the
country had made in that time and says