The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-05-08
BUCKLiN BREEZES.


From our Regular Correspondent
L. NJ. Taylor shipped three cars of
stock Wednesday morning.
C. w. sArtwein is building a two
story structure on his lots east of the
Williams cottage
L. NJ. Taylor is having an ice house
put up near the stock yards. Wonder if i
L. NJ. belongs to the s'ice trust" /
Mrs. G. L. Garrison left Wednesday |
morning to join her husband at Rocky |
Ford. Colo.
N E. Bloss has commenced the
erection of asnew dwelling house over on
the west side.
City, was a caller at Bucl>lin a few days
ago The Judge is interested in the crop
of maria gable folks in this county.
| Mr. Coleman of the 1Etna Building
and Loan Association of Topeka, is here
working for the association and will or
ganize a local board here
| H p. McCaustland has sold two lots
on south Main street to the Beatty Bros.
cattlemen of Morton county We under
stand that they will build residence on
the property.
| A. Shields, agent for the Railroad
Loan and Savings Co., of Newton. KAN
sas, has been here the past week. work
ing in the interest of That company, and
has met with fair success.
j. B. Stuart, who sold his ranch
southwest Of Bucklin, some time ago, but
who still has some cattle here, will leave
for his old home at DreNel, Mo-. Thurs
} day or Friday of this week His family
: proceeded him some weeks ago.
1 Those Main street lakes are in full
n rh riin
: talk of deepening the one in front of the
drug store and stocking it with fish One
real estate man said he thought it good
Il idea, as it would be a good place foI
y | suckers.
R E. Stokes, who has been day
operator here since the division was es-
- tablished, has been transferred to Da1
= hart, Texas, and the former night opera
y tor here, a. j. Allen, takes his place a
= day operator, and FL. A. Gray takes MIR
1t Aliens place at the keys tonight.
If the wind did not blow that boz
car off the coal chute last Monday night
what did it? 1t is true that the win
| was not blowing very hard, nor in tn
1 right direction to put that car oyer th
| end of the chute. but all the same, ther
1 it hung Tuesday morning with one set {
| trucks over the chute.
Little Mary. the three and a ha
| year old daughter of Mr., and Mrs. E.
I Gildemeister. met with very painful at
4 citlent last Friday. While playing IN
| upstairs room she fell out at the windo
/ to the ground, with result of being badl
/ bruised and shaken up, and one broke
leg. We are glad to say at this time 81
= is getting along very nicely.
Well, the country is saved again 1
e the cepious rains of Sunday and Monda
H. and most of the people are wearing tho
m pleasant smiles again; but not all, I
n there few knockers yet. Some say tn
~. it came too late; other that there w
ek not enough, aud perhaps some thll
to that it came the wrong time of t
Ike moon, and it goes L thought tn
ial some of it came the wrong time of t
are night because I had to be out in it, b
So such is life in Sunny Kansas
ew In that write-up of Bucklin, given
ian the Topeka State Journal, there W
rn- something lacking. We noticed it wh
in it was published some two weeks az
be but said nothing about it at the tin
re- thinking that perhaps they would Civ
18th second edition and supply the omissit
1u- but they have not done So In that it,
on they failed to mention one line of bu
hat ness that is fiourishing in Bucklin, and
ed, they used the promise of that article fo
are bait Capd pretty successfully too) to ca
ons subscribers it is no more than fair Il
rsal all should be treated alike. They ne
ade mentioned the ssjoint keepers" and tn
, as are several or more of them here and
apparently doing good business