The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-04-30
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| }. W. Ramsey has moved out to nv
Sherman Tanner ranch lew mites ca.
of town.
| H. r. McCaustland sold to Geo. z. Red
field the Mrs Hunter residence on Cent1
street j A l.uken will oc.upy it,
We suppose that n goodv numbpr o
the citiZlns Of Bucklin will visit DOdy'
City uext week on business pertaining L
the welfare Of our town,
Through 4. p. McCustIand. M
Mead sold 10 John Scb' ID 100 acres ii
land and John Golf to The same parli
400 acres. The latter tract lies just
North of Buckin.
A. W. Padgeft has sold the Bucklil
Hotel to ID. l. Cole, OF Michigan. Nj
Padgett hes turned over the hoIel 10 NJ
Cole and moved to the K. X Hoard resi-.
dence ON Ford avenue.
It seems TO us that the weather clerk is
a little off OF his ba,e tfis week, and a
part of last week, too. We did moi ASK
for the brand of weather he has been
giving us since last rh6r.day night. A,
about midnight of that night a gale
struck us and CONTINUED during The mosl
of the day Friday. We do not know
what the velocity of the wind wss-ppr-
haps not 10 exceed forty miles an hour
but it seemed to be getting there much
faster than that 1t did not do much
damage here-demolished a few wind.
mills and out houses, but 1t WAS very
trying to the nerves Out at Isaac Ham.
mer's. few miles east of Bucklin. II |
blew down la ge cattle shed. What
other damage was done in the country we
have not learned. The weather has
been quite cool with northeily winds
since the storm.
AT regular meeting Of Buckliu Posi-
No. 466 g. A, R., it was determined II
nave the usual Decoration Day program
1t this place on The Both day Of May, and
he following committees were appoint.
ID to carry the program through TO d flu.
sh. The committees are as follow:
Jom. on speaker, G. W. Mills and j. ".
Tout; com. on program, Mrs. Fl. p. Me-
Mrs. Nease, Nellie Dellinger,
nd Chesna Mathews; on vocal music.
irs. Oscar Gresham, Mrs. Hubert Fan.
on, Mrs. Chas. Robinson, Miss Stella
Warner and P. D. Davis; on arrange.
1ents, Bert Griffith, S. Ii. Keefauver. J.
i. knight ami j. W. Dellipger; on par
de, P. Fl. McCaustland, A. W. Padgett,
V. Il. Mathews, A. j. Deem and q. +.
'onham; on flowers, Mrs. 9. W.tMills. r
irs, F. "A. Gresham, Mrs. s. II. Keef-
nver, and Mrs. J.,W. Dicus; on instru.
rental music. W. F. Elland, W. F.
Iampy, Clyde Frazier, and j. A. Luken;
u finance, {. E. Smith, W. c. Ray. and {
/. F. TRACER; on decorating, P. A. Rey-
Dlds, ,Chas McBrayer, +. Sem and FREQ I
ankle; flo wer girls, Marion McIutyrr,
argaret TRACER, Lois TRACER, Gladys
onrad, Hazel Griffith, Helen Grlfii b., ..
,sephiDe Mills, Sophia Karstick, Nellie :
avis; Marshal Of the day, Ed Warner. I
Ow we Iwant to say TO these various s
that Bucklin is not in tkt
bit of falling down on her decoration 4
" program, Unless through the inter- 8
,ntion Of something of which man has
control: we do not expect to fall down y
Is time, but it all depends on these -
2 You have but one month =,
which to prepare for this event v
,ere is much TO be done to insure sue II
ss and only q short time In which to t,
it, so get hustle on on, get right to fl
,rk and don't put 1t of for more con. n
1ient time. Get ct it and keep the NJ
'rk moving from now until late In the ~
ening Of the Both day Of May and the =,
,wd OF people that will be here on
1t day will not 20 home disappointed
the eater salnment given them and
u can rest with clear conscience,
owing that you have been faithful to .
trust committed to yonr charge.
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