The Globe-republican., 1901-08-01
BucKLiN BREEzEs.


E A. Gildemeister is loading a car
or rye here for shipment.
The mother of Mrs E. A. Gildemeis-
ter is visiting her at her home just north
east of town.
Mrs Knowlton is quite sick at the
home of her son, Fred kuowlton, south
east of Bucklin.
Ii p. McCaustland made a business
trip TO Dodge City, Monday evening, re-
turning Tuesday.
Mrs. Siiett and daughters left for
their home a Willard, Kansas, last Fri
day evening.
j. 81. Valentine, of Lexington,
Claik county. kas-, shipped cattle from
Bueklin Tuesday morning
Mrs. E. c. Robinson, Of Albany,
No, is here and will for time make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. III. z Nc
Caustland.
We learn that Mr.. Lindberg, who
has been here for some days, looking for
a location, has bought a farm, nor,f. of
Bucklin, just across the river
The carpenters at work on a ne w
dwelling house of n. E. Bloss, in the
west part of town. The building is
Il.
Frazier are doing the work.
Jas. Pendleton and wife of Ford.
were transacting business in Bucklin,
M onday. Mr.. Pendleton is feeling sorter
good over that twenty two Bushef- to- the
acre wheat crop that he threshed Il short
time ago.
Jesse Christopher, another pilgrim,
| returned from El keno. Monday From
what can learn from hearsay about the
| crowds that were down there, [ guess
| that everybody was there, and that they
| had most all of their relations with them.
j. NJ. Lindberg, wife and little son,
of Chase county, Kansas, are here look
| ing for a location. IL. p. McCaustlanl.
| the real estate man, has them in charge
and is showing them the country all
| around here Mr. Lindberg says that the
only reason that he has not bought is that
he has seen many fine places that lie
can t make Il choice.
We heard the street yesterday
what we used to call in old army
! days, grape vine news, to the effect that
| there would be an engineer here on yes
| terday 5 train to locate and stak ke out some
additional side tracks, Like the
grape vine news of old, it proved 10 be
not entirely reliable, but in this case it
|
came but the rest of the outfit didn't.
| Never mind, just wait. patiently wait.
there will be something did, some day.
or shortly thereafter.
/ DIR. j. c. Bredehoft was called down
to Mrs E. E. Bolby-s Sunday evening,
| Mrs. Bobby having met met with a very
painful accident. We do not know all
| the particulars, but she was out driving
and two little boys with her in the buggy;
the horses became unmanagable and
while she was trying to get them under
| control the tongue out of the
| breast yoke and dropped to the ground
| stopping the buggy suddenly, ana she
| was dragged ont between the horses, :
| ceiving severe cut in the face. The
| shock must have been severe one, for
she was unconcious when found, shortly
afterward. The boys, we learn were not
hurt
| Well, if the back bone of the drouth
that has been with us, 10. these many
days and has caused much kicking.
| wasn't broken last Saturday night it was
badly twisted by that down-pour of from
two and one ha1f to three inches of rain.
1t was real wet rain. too; we were out III
part of it and we know it was wet
The rain was accompanied by wind, al
least I expect that the train men No
81 of the east bound local freight
thought so, when the wind pitched uI
four of its empty box cars and hurled
them down the embankment. This oc-
Cured about three miles east of Bucklin
The four cars were completely wrecked
and section foreman. S. j. Prewett, re-
ceived orders to burn them where they
lay, anu he did it; obi what a waste OF
raw material (for kindiing) but i suppose
the railroad company knows its business
| THAT school meeting. What was ths
matter with it? We are Informed tina
there were two members of the schoo
board present, viz: w. r. Gordon di
rector, presiding. and SD. Aulls, treas
urer, and there were just five othel
voters present. Mrs j. ~ Butto1ph wal
chosen director, vice w. r. Gordon
term expired. On motion of Mrs. L. j
Barns, it was decided to remodel tbs
school house, making two rooms of it