The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-08-13

"A Uuy NaueDHugu VI DalnaFl, lex. WISH
d ed his mother. Mrs, J. W. Gates the last
h of the week.
y Prosecuting attorney Finley was down
\ from Dodge Monday on business that did
q not materialze.
4 G. W. Boedecker has taken a position
4 as brakeman OH the local running from
Bucklin to Dalhart.
Hugh O'Rourke started out on his
first trip as hsgman, Monday. He went
\ out OH No. 3. west.
A, W. Guerln is on jaunt to Kansas
| City this week Roxy Is kind of a
wandering Jew anyway.
D D. Mcintyre Is building an addi.
ton to bis furniture store. The addition
will be used for a storage room and
workshop.
j. W. Wilcox is not willing to trust, to
providence and the wind to do his pump.
Ing for him. He has gasoline engine
for that purpose.
E.. 5. Gordon went to the country, Tues.
and repaired lhreshing engine for
Mela Bros. tits hard to break away
from old habits
Mrs. FuIgeson and children Of Iowa
visited a few days with Mrs. Furgeson's
brother and sister S. E. StOfer and Mrs
l.. D. Elder In Bucklin the last of the
week. |,
Conductor Hartman took his wife to
Topeka for medical and surgical treat
ment. They left Saturday evening OIL I
No. 3. Mrs. Hartman has been in poor b
health for some time.
F.R. Cline and family started over
land to luka Monday morning Mr.. Cline
is on bis way to F. M. Conference but
will spend few days with friends at ItIka
continuing bis journey.
Clyde Culver is visiting his grand
parents Mr.. andMrs. j, r. McBreyer.
Clyde has been in Oklahoma until bis
health has become impaired and he has
come to Ford county to try to recuperate VI
0. M. Gates and family have left
Bucklin. They took the wagon route for
IIiawatha or some other point toward
The eastern part of the state. Guess II
life was too strenuous for 0. NJ. in this P'
short grass country. ey
U. D. Weikal's jauntlng car runs a aa
eguarly about sem-weeky between his 95
pring valley farm and Buckln laden ST.
lot with pleasure seekers but with all
inds Of short grass fruits and vegetables,
UGH as onions, potatoes, cucumber, y"
cans, etc. all good for the inner man 20,
1metlmea. -
DO
Mr.. Snider who owns a ranch just over rem
le line in Kiowa county had eighteen bri
,res of wheat that yielded forty.tbree con
ushels to the acre. The wheat is a ole,
ussian variety. Mr.. Snyder has oyer lar
1000 bushels of wheat all told but we wifi
MT report any 30 or 60 bushels to the has
re yield on any of II. By the way. 1t piIl
ems to us that these 30 or 60 bushels moi
II acre are little hard on the soil or ma,
g reporters conscience Which is it? emit
The Hotel Bucklln was formally open goo
to the public, Tuesday noon There tnel
IRE about 80 guests for dinner and they Oh u
got what they went for, first class graz
lner, at least we suppose that they did, OUT
9 were not there but from the re- lhl'
.rks Of some that were there, and the Oh OF
y some were walking with their hand fure
the region Of the lower button Of their beat
its we Judged that they had a good HI
,ner and plenty Of it. Mr.. Padgetts
" venture fills long felt want here
/ of a first class holel and we think y neai'
{ The Hotel Bucklin will I'll the bill, ''s4'
here Is quite little mail comes to
Bucklin post office addressed to the A
yor Or city marshal as the case may be- Frld
W know ye all men and womnn too Miss
likewise the children, that these
.ust personages do not exist except In =
minds Of some misinformed per- I
s outside the bounds of this balllwlck,
Bucklln Is not incorporated and ).
no city officials. Bucklin Is up to INU
, In the latterday civilization where n.
" one do as they please regardless Of a..
rights and privileges Of every other -
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