The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
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opeter house on the east side Of town to
the christopher honse on the west side,
Word has been received here by friends
Of G. r. Tragers family, that Mrs. TRACER
Ia quite sick at their winter home In Cali
fornia.
L. G. VanVorhis has secured the SER
vices Of a blacksmith and Ia now running
a first class blacksmith shop on Ford
Avenue and Center street.
X. r. Gates and J. T. Newly are on a
trip overland, to the southwest part of the
state. seeking to acquire small part of
the public domain by the right Of home
stead.
We do not think that the weather clerk
that is 90 duty this spring ia good mix
er at least he has not mixed the elements
quite to our taste in the past week. too
much wind and not enough water
Last Sunday morning train In passing
over q bridge between Bucklin aud Null
leuville, dropped some fre on the wood
work Of the bridge, the gentle Kansas
zerhyr that wa blowing from the sou'h-
hand that mOrnln famed 1t into q biaze
and that bridge was soon thi, & Ut the
past, being utterly consumed The fore
man Of the bridge gang said that II was
the cleanest barn out that he had ever
seen, there being nothing left but the
rails and spikes. The dest uction Of the
briige caused some delay Of trains, but
by Monday afternoon they had II 20 that
the trains could cross and the service re-
sumo Is normal condition.
On last Saturday A. W. Padgett while
walking down ualr street c''uhed the
rigs he saw on his trip, be counted Que
hundred and twenty wagons, carriages
aud bnggies, this count does not, Ut
course include oil Of the rigs that WAS in
the town that day, for some would be
hiIohed where they could not DO seen
frum Main street, aud some would be In
the feed barns, aud then they we're COM
Ing and going all day; this good showing
was not The result Of any special advertis
lug or effr on the part Of our people.
BucAlin has no daily, nor even weekly
u Tvs paper that devotes three foursns OF
It's SPACE to advertising her varivus aitrac
tioiis; Bdckhn Is not gwen TO blowing
her own bazoo To any great extent; no,
the people come 10 Bucklin because 4 ey
know tina i.a good place TO come 10. and
they will coutinae 10 come, not ~ilbsIaDu-
ing some OF our sister cities nave had us
wiped of he map two or three times
during the past year.
re writer hereof had occasion 10
spend the gfea,er part of the uay last
.Onday Ia driving over the country. aud
| W mt to tell SUi hat the country around
Buckiin looks mIgniy good 10 me nj this
nm The iarm houses 10, K clean and
TIDY, q d the iarms ditto. the wheal
fi.ads 80 green, the fruit trees In tu
I bloom. 1 tell you it looks fue. Ia fac
the wueat IL most too rahk for the iimt
Of Tue year and most OF the farmers art
working all Of Their stock Of kiDds 0vei
tune, s yins to krep tile wheat cat down
bur iu nost Gases Inc wheat Ia gal inf
spite Of VII the eating they can do. ".
are cOnvi ICED now that southeast FOt
cvnuly Is tue ideal spot Ia th1 garden u
the world, that tlieIe u here iess destlIu.
lion, more c,nifoftsbIe and subslsnt,s
honlet, ascordiug 70 the population IN |
| else hsrs I'd slat our people srs making
s y''vd living with isss work Than eau D.
dvae ID other iOcsiilies. rhis too wilnou
ask ,ng the aid Of Uucls Sam BY askrnl
him % give us our bcnes and snsn turn
iah item for d, Or By 8, ending uaiOlt
I 6bllOns fof Irrigation Our people hav'
bought thsIf Land. built their hOsss D,
! tIsifttGifl and industry. and they hsy'
DE right 70 b. proud VI what they hsv'
done, sad are ell doing