The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-20
BUCKLIN EEZES.

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cement blocks In our nelghboring town
of Hutchinson and we understand that
they were loaded on the car on the third
and fourth and they arrived In Bucklin,
and SO far as we know In good order, on
the evening Of July 18th, only thirteen
days after they were loaded. Think Of
It only thirteen days coming distance
OF little over one hundred mlles.
Won't thar make Soottle sick.
@. H. Brown has bought some lots In
The south part Of town and expects to
build a residence thereon in the 4 lr
future.
Quite a number Of the Bucklin people
got the picnic idea into their heads last
Sunday and goodly number Of them
HE'D away about twelve miles south in
search Of babbling brook and a shady
grove, and we guess that they found
what they were lookleg fol- though like
most things In this world much pleasant
or In anticipation than IN actual possess.
ion. They report having a good time
and we expect that they did, for we have
been to the same place on warm day
and 1t was 90 very hard 10 pursuads our
selves that we were having a good time,
and the dinner on the banks OF the classic
Kiowa under the shadow Of the majestic
cottonwood was delightful or It would
have been II they could have eliminated
tile ants, bugs, files, worms and sand.
But they had good time and came
home planning to 70 again sometime.
Our neighboring town Of Ford Is some.
what remiss In her duty to the travelling
public. On Tuesday afternoon gentle
man boarded the Bucklln and Dodge
City limited at Dodge City wanting to
stop at Ford but he passed right through
that place without knowing II and came
on to Bucklin, and when be got off here
he learned to his sorrow that he had
ten mile sprnting stunt to do in order to
reach his destination. Put up a more
conspicuous sign board Ford.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. e.
church will give social at the church
on Friday evening, July 2lst, In order
to insure pleasant entertainment for all
who attend short program has been
prepared and will BIZ rendered as follows:
Instrumental music by Mrs. Chas. Rob-
inson and Miss Nora Padgett, recitation |
Roy Taylor, vocal music by Miss Chesna
and Master Leo Mathews, recitation by |
George Milford, vocal solo by Mrs. Ina
Faunon, recitation by Miss Frances
Stewart, vocal solo by Miss Mabel Hart.
man, recitation by Mrs. McCaustland,
instrumental music by Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. Nora Padgett Admission free.
Refreshments furnished to all who may
desire for consideration.
II the weather manipulation can give
us any reasonable excuse for the brand
Of weather that he is furnishing at this
time just let him step to the front and
explain. This weather Is terribly strain
ing on the thermometer.
1t is strange to what extent the sense
of smell Is developed In some persons.
To illustrate on Monday night train Of
box cars pulled into the yards here. The
cars were all closed and sealed In proper
shape. Now In this train there was one
car that had In 1t case Of booze. Be-
fore the dawn of day the man with the
keen sense OF smell passed along that
train and promptly spotted that car. 1t
was short job to break the seal, enter
the car open that case and take out four
bottles of beer and steal quietly away,
and he did IL.
A select few Of the capitalists of Buck
lin have entered into combine for the
purpose Of putting In plant for manu-
featuring cement building blocks and the
kind that you buy for the kids at Christ
mas but blocks to build real sure enough
houses of. And they will make 1t go
too.
Tuesday evening as the Dodge City
and Buckin passenger. freight, mail and
express train was coming in on the home
switch 1t threw some sparks which re-
the burning Of five stacks of
wheat for w. IL: Delllnger. {
d. L. Ginter has let the contract for !
dwelling house on South
Main street. Mr.. Ginter is building this
house to rent and we are informed that
le has thirteen applications for 1T now. Il :
GEM CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
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