The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-24
BUCKLIN BREEzES.

George Moore aud wife returned from
their trip to Chicago Sunday night. Mr..
Moore Gays that be saw more while on
this trip than he expects to see again
while he lives, and this Is probably true
for his days upon the earth have already
been many, far above the average allotted
to man.
Quite number of Bucklinites went to
Dodge City Monday to attend the laying
Of the corner stone Of the Masonic Tenn
pie at that:place.
J.H. Grayson has bought the W. D.
Cook residence on Oak street east OF
Main street.
G. K. Smith and Jake Brittenstine re-
turned from a trip to the Panhandle
country Saturday night.
Carl Grlng, father O., Mrs. $. Il. Coons'
has bought the N. O. Peacock property
in the northeast part OF town. we
understand that Mr.. Gring will move to
this property some time this fall.
NO. Peacock and s. H. Keefauver are
tearing down the old school house, which
they had converted into dwelling house
that stands just west Of town. They will
take the material to Pratt, where they
will build rooming hOnse,
Prof. Claude Hays and Postmaster
R. s. Frazier have bought the Bucklin
Banner, ard j. B Milford and family re-
tire from the newspaper business. We
are not Informed at this time who Will De
editor in chief under the new regime.
The new proprietors are both citizens OF
our town and are highly respected young
men, and we wish them success in their
new venture. We do not know just what
Mr.. Milford, the retiring editor, INTENDS
to do. but think that for time he VIII
devote all of his energies to the sale OF
Texas lands.
Judge G, L.Finley of Dodge City was
in Bucklin few hours Monday evening
on his way to Meade to hold court.
DE-. Birney is the proudest man IN
town these days, he has right to be, he
has demonstrated the fact that he is not
in favor OF race suicide. On Saturday
morning bis wife presented him pair OF
BOYS, nice healthy lads. AS the days roll
by they will be source Of joy, and cause
Frank the loss of many an hours sleep.
/ The mother and boys are doing WE'LL
]. B. Robinson manager of the Miss
ouri Lumber Company yards at this place
is moving bis family 10 Wichita
L. NJ, Taylor isputting cement Dor
der or coping around his lot in the ceme-
terry. He is raising 1t about six ihches
above the surface of the ground and Will
fill this space with dirt and sod 1t over
We think that II the other owners OF lois
would do likewise and then keep the
weeds from growing on their lots, II
would add much to the appearance OF the
cemetery.
The people Of Kingsdown and vicinity
are having a church built at that place.
They bought their building material 10
Bucklin, to be shipped to Kingsdown
but owing to the shortage of cars they
could not get car to ship 1t in, now the
farmers In that vicinity are hauling 1t oul
in wagons If you want any thing doni
do it yourself.
G. W. Artwein sold to G. E. Trexer
the northwest quarter of Section ., IN
Township 20, Range 81.
People are coming fifteen aud twenty
miles TO Bucklin for school books, ant
can't get them. Whose fault is it?
A. w. Padgett says that he brought al
Of the boys back that went from here
over to Dodge City to the laying of th
corner stone. 1t Ia we'll.