The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-20

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Go TO c. Varney for hay. trib
Eyfty thousond hrick for sale by c. of Il
Varney. If 10 Il
City election two weeks from next W
Tuesday. cral
II. B. lIucklcbcrry returned from pup
McCook, Tuesday. n".
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Otto Tinkle took the train Monday knc
for trip to Montrose. the
Mrs. n. u. Woodruff came down me
from Denver, Wednesday. \,
j. y. Gordon came down from Dem bou
yer, Thursday on u business trip. OH
~ $500. .--s-s---- = , .a7.s'' Him
Jerome Lewis took the train, yes ,,..
tcrday, for trip to Nebraska. .,no
Commissioner Copp returned, last post
Friday, from a trip to eastern Ncb. visl
NorIcE. Twill take cattle to herd
the coming season. A. l.. BuRDErTE.
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| Mrs. w. G. Powers has been quite Ma,
sick for some time but Is now improv Ere
ing rapidly. was
| The Holyoke aid committee received 'e''
a box Of clothing and shoes from Den sc'
yer this week. .'o,
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FoR SALE.-Two good milch cows eteI
and calf. Inquire of II. j. johnson thy
or at this office. % mel
Alanson Wilson left IIolyokc for +.
Denver last Tuesday, where he OK :.
poets to find work
In the case Of Gillett Bros VS.. ID. ter
Upton ct al, Justice Churning found abb
for the defendants. ira,
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Wednesday, from Denver, where he mo
has been for some time. Ina.
L. n. McPherrn spent II couple of car'
days mt Sterling, this week, making
corrections in the tax sale records.
Rev l.. l.. Knccland, of Sterling, ~,
will Preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
T ear
Several OF the fire boys failed 20 h
hear the fire bell Monday morning and YOU
knew nothing of the fire till day light. sill,
10 O'Shca has been given the posi- SUI
tion ORB & NJ agent at Hudson, Colo, p''
and he left Iolyokc, saturday, for i"'
that place. ''''
j. l.. jenkins returned last week =
from holland where he has been for NJ
some time and will put out crop noe
this spring. op'
dee
In the cnse of II endrix Bros. vs.. 5. rep
G. Ycag-r, tried in the county court, qu,
last week, the jury returned Il verdict see
for the plaintiffs. the
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Mrs. 4. u. W est returned home, 4, ,
Tuesday, from trip 10 Iowa. She ,es
was accompanied on her return by her
two sons, Frank and Clyde. {
! The reason those ''sensclcss squibs'' ""'
IN the HERALD ,as Williams calls them. ''''
worry him 80 much is because he
cannot answer them. 49, :. !,
Il. 4. lIoskns and NJ. Francis r. Phi
turned, Monday, from Denver where ,
they had gone to get the money ap- ,,.a
propriatcd for the purchase of seed. 49,.
Patrick Walsh, OF McCook, Ncb., ed
came In on the train Monday To look aud
after the matter Of repairing the dam VII
age done TO his building by the fire. MAJ
Monday morning after the fire, w a.
G. Powers, the photographer, took "A ..,t,,
picture of the Hire company aud the
building that wns damaged by the fire. q
| Eugene Dakan und sister have Wv"
moved into the Kenyon house on ln- wv
ter Ocean avenue. No more weary vs.
walks for "Gcne's' attenunted form '"s
In quest o ylctuals. w
Four "sons of veterans onicia'ed by ,
rs pail bearers at the funeral Of Fred lnr
Cummings child. They were l.. u. mn,
Brannon, Mlt Tomlnson, Bruce f,n,
Reynolds and Frank Wilson. IL, :,
Several Of our citizens have been full
wrestling with severe attacks Of Ia will
grippe for some time past, among tlon
whomc are Mcssrs. Johnson, Oliver, proc
Lewis and Mrs. p.B. Reynolds. to d
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