The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
BUCKLiN BRIEFS.

determine. In the meantime listen.
g. r. Tragar is adding improve
ments to his fine home near the town.
The family of S. E. Coons was visit
ing friends in Dodge City this week.
Gangs of men pass Bucklin daily, to
and from the extension work beyond
Liberal.
Harry DeBaun is beginning the
erection of u house on Mike Drennan's
ranch.
Sam Coons is to be mayor of the
town as soon as the organization is com
pleted.
s. E. Stofer has completed neat
dwelling house and now occupies this
CO mfortable home.
"A large lumber of strangers are in
Bucklin every day. They looking
after lands and business.
1t is not too late to set out shade trees
and Bucklin would not regret this step
in Identifying the town.
e. A. Kable the live Rock Island
agent, has assistant in the person OF
w. I. Miller, who looks after the night
work.
W C. Cook has finished a neat dwell
ing house. Mr. Cook married on the
18th. His house was built by David
Dellinger.
w J. Joy, of Dodge City, is the cook
the St. Charles hotel Dick Weissi,
also of Dodge City, is dish-washer and
gardener.
L. w. Handy is owner of the Buck
lin water works. He supplies several
families by means of pipes, and he ex-
poets to extend the water system.
Postmaster Gosslee finds the business
of his office increasing. He is agent for
the GLOBE REPUBLICAN and call him
if you wish to subscribe.
-Buchlin people are anticipating some
improvements to their town. and from
peesent indications the town will add con
siderable to its population in another
year
In recent write up the name of s.
E. Coons by an oversight omitted.
Mr.. Coons is one of the best citizens, and
in Bucklin's future he Will be strong
pusher-
ID. Fisher is laying the foundation fol
large store building. The second story
of the building is to be occupied by the
bers 40 members
The Free Methodist Society has under
roof church building which viii
cost $500 and seat 300 people. OF the
money S40O is subscribed and S4OO will
! be borrowed from the church extension
fund.
Il. NJ. Taylor's new butcher shop
building is completed. Harry DeBaur
has put up the building. Mr.. Taylor il
selling choice steaks and salt meats. IIe
buys and ships fat hogs, and all kinds OF
stock.
w. r. Gordon, a ranchman near the
| town, has $50 head of fine milk cows fol
sale. These COWS are home raised anG
good milkers. Mr. Gordon must sci
some of his stock owing to his range
having been cut short
As soon as the track is laid to Twist
! Texas, another passen ger train will be
put on through BucklIn and Dodge City
! In less than 40 days trains will be run
ming to Twist. On Monday track lay
ing resumed, and at the rate of tive
miles day the line will b. completed tt
| Twist in less than 40 days.
| The swestern Resources shook ul
Bucklin for a few ..write ups,'' with it
| usual manner of mistakes. 1t was mad'
| to say that S. D. Auils sold % cars O
lumber in 1900, when the number was 5S
The writer also stated that water wa
! obtained at 150 feet, when 1t should hav
been from 80 to 100 feet.
The clerk of the District Court an,
Probate Judge are kept busy these Apri
days taking final proofs of land and max
ing new filings. There is over Sc. 90
acres of government land in Mead
county yet subject to entry under tn
homestead law and a number of quarter
are being fled on.-Globe.