1912 The reunion of buffalo hunters in Lubbock at an early date, perhaps about the middle of July, is now an assured thing. Sometime ago, announcement was made in all the daily papers in this part of the country that the hunters had practically completed arrangements to this end, and since the announcement many letters have come from old hunters all over the country announcing that they would surely attend. This is not a local affair, as the old hunters are scattered all over Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and other states, and while many of them may not be present, the attendance is certain to be large. The newspapers of the United States will have their eyes on this meeting, for in the matter of historic importance, nothing surpassing it has ever taken place. The people of Lubbock should make special preparations to royally entertain these visitors, and right now disabuse your kind of the idea that this is merely a local and ordinary affair.