The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-10-27
BUCKLIN BREEzES.

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Ons day last week W. J. McColm, who
by the way Is something Of a nimrod,
had a little experience all his own while
ohailng coyote near bis home south Of
town. His dogs, and be has some very
fine ones, jumped an old residenter
coyote and let out 10 pursuit In full speed.
Mr.. McColm wishing so keep In touch
with the chase put hls horse to the top of
bis speed and was holding his own nicely
when something happened. He don't
know just what II was, but 1t seemed to
him that the earth flew up and hit him
all ovnr at once. When be finally got
Strengthened out he found that be had
two bones Of the left hand broken and
was Otherwise bruised and shaken up
but he got the coyote all right.
s. H. Keffauer and wife Are taking In
the fair at st. Louis.
| s D. Aulls and daughter Miss Caro-
line left Sunday morning for St. Louis to
while away few of those balmy days
taking in The sights and sounds of the
fair.
Mrs. Ellen M. Everett and grandson
Tommy left TueEday morning for st.
Louis and to visit Mrs. Everet's old home
10 Illinois, that she has not seen for
twenty years.
| L. O. Elder has returned from his visit
with home folks In the eastern part OF
of the state.
The Drake Cattle Co. shipped three
cars of cattle Tuesday.
That cement sidewalk that Mr.. Aulls
has in front of his residence Is great
improvement to the north side of Main
street.
THEE large engines for the E. 2. &
N. E. Ry. that have been in tue yards
here for some weeks got out for their
destination Tuesday morning. They
we're detained here on account of wash.
outs.
Joe Miller, candidate for sheriff on the
Republican ticket, was in Buckin and
vicinity the first Of The week looking
after his political Interests.
Frank Fetter had the misfortune to
run nail in his foot Saturday night and
now he Is taking a rest.
Mrs. Flora Hardman Is visiting friends
| in Wichita this week.
The cool weather Is sending them
home. Mrs. N. A. Artwein returned
from her trip to Oklahoma Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. j. w. GOsslee returned from her
outing to HerDgton, Ottawa and Wichita
Wednesday and was glad to yet home
once more. After all there is no place
like home, If 1t IS In the short grass coun.
try.
We read about political frosts and If
they have the same effect on the candi-
dates that the Jack frost had on the veg.
citation in our yard last Monday night,
we feel sorry for them.
The Republican meeting advertised to
| take place In Bucklin Dot. 29th did not
materlalize. The speaker got laid out
by wreck somewhere unknown to the
writer.
| We hear some complaint because the
Telephone exchange Is not kept open all
day on Sunday. Now 1t strikes lis that
If people would give business matters Of
all kinds a rest on Sundays and thus allow
others to do the same, this old world
would wag along just the same and bein
at the finish on time.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Russell Sundayed
on the Mulberry last Sunday Walnuts
was the attraction.
From the number of low threats that
we hear, there are some boot leggers and
joint keepers In this burg that had better
look to themselves for something is liable
to happen at any time. When the law
fails to protect, the people injured are
sometimes impelled to take steps to pro-
tect themselves and their methods are
not always pleasant.
Y. R. Colly and family have returned
from st. Louis,
H. G. Barnes came in Tuesday night
from Marion, Kas. He says he is laying
here now awaiting orders. Don't know
whether be will 60 to his home in Colo
RADIO Or to Kansas City.
FORD ITEMS.