The Delta independent., 1891-04-15
WEDNESDAY. APRIL is, 1891
Alley pax.li cents for eggs.

Alley pay. II cents for eggs. 81
Mr.. Meidrum'. new house is nearly ready
for the roof.
VIM. Foster, of Crawford, is again in
school.
Martin Pope will 6t up tie interior of
the new bank.
The Gunni.on river is Just about starting
or ii. annual rampage.
Ella Msher. Elsie Barrow ADD Nellie
Brewer are in our school.
Thousands of fruit trees will be set out in
Delts county this spring.
Mr.. II. Hsmaond has been quite poorly
thi, week, suffering with heart trouble.
Keunicott Bros. brought in $50 hogs Mon
day, which were shipped u eastern markets.
Work on the new mill is still moving nice.
iy, and will begin grinding in short time.
appearance on Monday morning on account
Of the opening Of the high school.
Rev. u. Grant will preach ID. W in ,hs
n@~ sehool house IN California Mesa, next
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. All are iu-
vited.
l.. s. Coleman ha, purchased the stock Of
e.niectiouerie- formerly o~n-,l by Zizsler
Kirby. and has moved the same TO room in
p".,ofHce building.
Rev. Thomas, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church In this city, delivered vrrv inter
esiing lecture Su~iay last to a good audience;
Gale B,oa. have been adding THE week to
their already large stock OF furniture. This
arm 10 always abreast with the times. and
never fail to give bargains in their line.
A team s-ioayiag to Mr.. Johnson, who re.
side. on California Mesa. indulg-d in little
run In this city Sunday evening. One OF
the horse. ~ss pretty baliy injured and the
wagon about demolished.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an invita-
ton to attend the celebration OF the opening
Of the ue~ state bridge at Gienwood SPRING.,
April 81. The c-lebru'ion will take place ia
connection with the 72nd anniversary ofoid
Fellowship in this country.
Services In the Presbyterian chnrch next
Sabbath at the usual hour by the pastor,
Rev. A. Thomas.
Morning at II a. m. tex, And Peter" !"
Mark l6 and :. Subject: "Christ's kno~l-
edge Of and sympathy with the falien.'
Evening VI 1880, Union Temperance meeting.
All are cordially invited To attend.
J. r. Foster. one Of Smith Forks propi.
nent rauchmea, was down yesterday after a
load Of fruit trees. Judging fron the smount
Of trees that have been taken to that section
this sea.on Il will make the Psonis people
rustic In . lev years to keep up.
The Iust!er Pitch is now completed and
thoss Who have land under this ditch claim
will now hsve more water than eau be used.
This 10 good thing and one that Is nppre.
ciat<d by us because II briugs into use sec'
ticn Of land that was, up to year ago. con'
sidersd vsiuieSs.
Messrs. Hartman and Zaninetti shipped
four car loads Of heef cattle this week. Most
OF these cattle were purchased about the lst
Of January aud were fed since then on hay
and we're said by thcse who saw the beef ~
being ansng the bsst ever shipped from this
point. Mr., Zsninetti claims be made his hay
pay him Al least SIS per ton in this way.
r. ". Wilson returned a few DAYS since
fronn Montrose, where he succe'e, in selling
the Montgomery coal miaes to J. J. Winton,
who representa- q Tennessee company. A
good price Was received for tho property, and
Mr.. Wilson deserves praise for making the
sale. A railroad will connect the mines and
this place IN a short time.
Regular sssvices will be held In tho Court
House, Presbyterian aud Baptirt churches
next Su,day morning ut II o'clock and in
the evening a Union Temperance meeting
will be held In the Preshyterisn church At
7:S0 at which all the pastors Of the city will
take part All are welcome to the above
services.
On Wednesday We received the hith num-
bsr Of the Delta 1Npxr.NDExr, pahlished
as Dsita, Colo, by our sar~sr fellow sowa..
mac, NJ. william James. JaAxlwg frrsa the
esnsrai uaks.uP of the IxDsrxxpsRf, ssd
N sptey end natrisioWs astscles, we ave c~s,.
psllssl y veil a. plsassd - ssyls u . sssa-
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