The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-09-08


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THE HEEKER HERALD,
NeeHer, Colorado. /
HOMIE NEWS.
Cast your eye over the walIihan ad in
this issue.
The fall rains set IN with vengeance
THURSDAY.
Services at St. James church to-mor-
row evening.
Tourists have been numerous during
the past two weeks.
AS a scenic artist Wallihan, the phto-
grapher. has few equals and no super
iors.
The first of a series Of popular Friday
night hops was inaugarated very sue
cessfuly last evening.
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DR.. Bruner was called 10 AXial- Tues
day, to see Mrs. Shaver, who presented
Frank with fine daughter.
The attention OF range riders is called
10 the corrections in the Thompson,
Schultz Il Kern brand to be found in
this issue.
All Indications point to "gilt-edge"
prices for cattle next year. Some of our
cattlemen place the advance all the way
from so to SO per head.
DIR. J. j. Thompson, one Of the finest
dentistsin Denver, will be at the Neeker
hotel from Wednesday TO Saturday Of
next week-September 18th TO 18th.
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Before making your fall purchases
read the Hugus advertisement in an
other column. The pioneer store is now
opening up a great stock Of fall and win
ter goods.
THE HERALD sent out bills this week
TO subscribers and Others in arrears. We
need money TO pay interest on our debts.
Remit or give us permission to scratch
your name of the list.
J. f. Wilson, Of ThOrnburgh, who
was in Tuesday, reports deer coming
down out Of the hills, their movements
being accelerated by continuous bonn
bardment in the Sleepy Cat mountain
region.
School opened on Tuesday with Miss
NJ. NJ. Williams as principal and Miss
y. f. Hazen as assistant. indications
point TO a large attendance from the
outside this year, most of whom are be-
ing drawn to Meeker on account of our
excellent school privileges.
Clarence WAY of Glenwood Springs,
Air. Way is a gentleman, a Democrat,
lawyer Of ability and integrity-in fact.
man you can entrust your business TO
with absolute safety. His professional
card appears in another column.
w.
The Midland r. r. ran a stock train
from Grand Junction to Colorado
Springs one day last week in the re-
markedly fast time of - hours and 30
minutes. This road is making
specially of fast stock trains, and II and
10 hour runs are a common occurrence.
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The Aieeker lodge Of Odd Fellows
are negotiating a lease with the school
directors of this district for the upper
story of the school-bouse. BY the first
of October the meetings of the lodge
will be held in the new quarters-at
least so E-Tas decided last Wednesday
evening.
DIR. Rennebaum was at the Meeker
hotel Monday and Tuesday. and at
tended to considerable professional
work. His home is in Chicago, but he
has been spending his summer vacation
on Grand river for some years past. He
impressed those with whom he came in
contact here as being gentleman that
understood his business.
If the party who carried off The
HERALD's coal bucket, from the ditch
in front OF the Office, in the early part
Of this week, Will return the same to
the place from whence it was taken we
will be very much Obliged to the afore-
mentioned party. The bucket has our
brand on it and search warrant will
readily find the character. We need the
bucket and haven't got money to get an
other.
Alderman FlemmiDg returned to
Neeker Sunday evening after a flying