The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-30
BUCKLiN BaEEzEs.,

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fsom our Regular Correspondent.
Mrs. ]. W. Walters is visiting at Ford
this week.
P. W, lnmap has erected a new wind
mill at his residence.
I. j. W. Wilcox j. having well pu;
down at his uoning house.
Mrs 5. P. Drake is visiting his folks
in the vicinity Of Fod this week.
Mr., Addison. nialI operator has re-
signrl and lett Monday evening for
Omaha, Nvb.
Aaron On who has been working in
This vlclnIty lrIurntl TO Dodge City
Monday evening"
Misses Mamie Daughtry and Dcrnice
Padgctt are visiting MIS- Alice IIubble
at her hume in Dodge city.
Floyd Churchill who has been work.
ins here for several months returned
home to AlMena, Kansas Monday even
lux.
A. Russell and T. L. French of Dodge
City were Bucklin visitors Monday.
Business aud base ball was the altmc.
tiYn.
According to program the ball game
between Buckin and Pratt was played at
BIcklIn last Wednesday,. Result u to l
in favor Of BuckIin.
I. H. Hiborger an experienced rail.
road man from South Omaha, has been
assigned ~ the uOsl..vu of cashier at the
ticket office vacated by Bert Hobble.
Gland Dawson met with quite a severe
fall during the ball game Monday, which
caused him to see visions Of things that
were not for while but lie is able to be
ont again now.
Bert Hobble has resigned bis position
as cashier at the Rock Island ticket office
and has accepted n place as assistant
cashier at the Bncklin State bank, vice
Margaret Kane who resigned.
Mr.. Conwel and family who have
been stopping at j. R. McBrayer's for a
few weeks started Tuesday OH their re-
turn trip to their home in Oklahoma.
Mrs. COrnwell Is a niece of j. R. Nc
Brayer. ..-. I
Il
On Monday Of this week the Dodge
City ball team came down to play the
Bucklin team just for exercise, of course. a
We'll they got the exercise if they did c
not get any thing else. . to . in favor of 1
Bncklin.
The Ashland team came up on Thurs u
day thinking that they could pluck the ?
lanrels won from Pratt from the brows II
Of the Bncklin boys but alas: after the a.
battle was over the score stood 80 to 8
In favor Of Bucklin. h
The merry o.round that has been "
plying Its trade here more or less since "
just before the glorious fourth has folded V
its tent and gone to Garden City where
its owners expect to take in numerous Al
sheckles during the fair. W
ic
We feel little sorry for H. P. Ne. i,
Caustland this hot weather. Too much
business for tue temperature. He actually
had to miss at least one game of ball on OF
account of business. These land buyers til
nave no regard for the convenience of a in
Door real estate agent. ye
be
Threshing is in full blast in this part
II the county. Wheat is turning out
letter than was expected and is Of a good W
trade, there is considerable of it being thu
oadel here some of 1t through the new |
Elevator and some being elevated into ty]
he Car by the scoopsbovel process. cal
Last Friday afternoon while the family
'ere attending the ball game, some inl
arty or parties at present unknown did pill
nth malice aforethought and contrary to mi
be law and usages of polite society and a Y
'ithOut due reverence for the great and to
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