The state herald., 1890-02-28
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company. 25th
The ladies of West IIOlyoke are
raising funds to enlarge their house of
worship.
Don't fail to take part In the organ
ization of the county fair association
on tomorrow.
Harrington Emerson, formerly Agt.
Of the Lincoln Land company at Hol-
yoke, reached our city ON Sunday
night last.
The General Passenger Agent of the
B. & NJ. railroad places us under re-
newed obligations for fayors extended
to us and ours, this week. Thanks.
Mr.. August Farnlund of Denver,
has purchased the east half of section
30, township 0, range "A and will here
after make his home in Phillips coun-
ty.
The West Holyoke Union Sabbath
school is credit to our city. On each
Sunday afternoon the building is
crowded to over-iiowing with a bright
looking flock of young ladies and gem
tlemen.
A number of the young men of our
city have organized dramatic club
and propose giving their first enter
tainment, the proceeds to he given to
our lire department, about the tenth
Of March.
The B. 4 NJ. railroad company, paid
some nine thousand dollars in to the
treasury Of our county this week, as
taxes. The lincoln Land company
paid at the same time, some sixteen
hundred dollars of taxes.
Aee Leroy Republican is the latest
journalistic venture in eastern Colora-
do. 1t is under the editorial MANAGE
ment of Mr.. Mark Little and If we
may judge by the advertising patron
age bestowed, the Republican bids fair
to ''live long and prosper" We wish
it success and we welcome it among
our exchanges.
A copy of the boom edition of the
STATE HERALD, Of llolyoke, edited by
Maj. W. II, Davis is before us. 1t is a
very creditable showing aud speaks
volumes for Mr.. Davis, who knows
just how to get mp and dust in matters
of this kind. His description of Hol-
yoke and surrounding country is n
very creditable eifort.-Lamar (Ncb.)
News.
At the meeting of the county COM
missioners held OH last Monday, our
townsman Hon. +. J. Dempstcr, was
elected county attorney. Mr.. Demp-
s:er is thoroughly qualified for the
station he is chosen 10 ill and we
si,all expect him To make for himself II
name and fame in this county equal to
that which he earned in Nebraska In
days past.
Oa Wednesday Of this week Aaron
Woodson made complaint against City
Marshal, y. y. Temple charging "as-
sauit with intent 10 commit bodily in
juiy.n The facts connected with this
case are known to our readers and
pending IN investigation we deem 1t
but fair TO all concerned, to let the
facts COME out and the law take its
course without any comment from us.
Messrs Bennett and Kelsey appear for
the defense and Mr.. james Donovan
for the prosecution.
a movement Is on foot looking TO
the adorning Of our public school block
with trees and shrubbery. Mr.. A. L.
Guthrie Of the HolyOke nursery has
the matter in charge and through him
our citizens may order one or more
trees TO be planted in these grounds.
Let the children take part In this
movement to adorn their school
grounds: let the ladies' encourage the
work and let our citizens generally
encourage In every possible way the
ndorning Of these grounds. Every
tree planted adds u the looks Of our
city. Think Of this and give every en-
enlargement to this luudable under
taking.
In the district court on the 2itli
inst. the case Of Jerome Lewis w. the
IIolyoke Building aud Loan Associa-
tion was decided In favor Of the plain
til, also the case Of T.. Walsh against
the same association was decided In
favor Of the plaintiff, emitting the
parties 10 withdraw from the assocla-
tiosl. Messrs. 4. T.. Brannon. and w.
y. Kelsey appeared for the plaintiffs
nnd Messrs. Bennett, westover and
Demps,er for the defendants. In the
case Of John Madden w. the same as
recitation the court held TINT he could
not withdraw from the association,
having failed to give the required
notice In writing.
Phillips county Will receive thu
heaviest immigration the coming
spring since the settlement OF the
country. There nre many farmers
coming with the determination of
getting more land; they nre tired Of
trying TO farm buck enst. and having
only forty to eighty acres to make n
living from. and In six caas out OF ten
lose the hnlf Of that, n6d in many In.