Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-07
Harry Brush. LIVING two m;,as weat

Harry Brush, living two miles west
OF town, had bad runaway last week.
As the running horses crossed the rail-
road track he was thrown out and his
shoulder dislocated. DR.. Fenton hap
pened along soon after the accident and
soon had the bones in place. The horses
wire fence and landed in ditch without
inilicting any injury on themselves.
"A large acreage Of corn has been
planted under circumstances that prom
ise we'll. And, be it remembered, that
the Rocky Ford country is sort OF GEN.
tral Illinois when it comes to raising
corn.
Tho yearly growth Of fifty apple
trees upon an acreof ground is worth $50,
at very low estimate. At bearing age o
good tree will make good dividend up
on such value. Considering the earn
ing power OF an acre, the orchard should
be given credit for more worth than is
usually the case.
The Arkansas valley is making great
strides as q bee country and will soon be
in the lead. There are certain conditions
prevalent there which will always con-
duce to the success Of the apiarist and
uouoy ny tuo Wuoieodio Will soon D0cOm0
ono OF the industries OF TINT great sec-
tion.--Lamar Sparks.
Tho new catalogue Of tho University
Of Colorado will be out in few days. Il
will show an enrolment for the present
year Of 500, an increase Of 100 upon the
enrolment Of Last year. This lumber
does not include some 80 correspondence
students who are graduates Of high
oChrC1o v,Orrv, al co1,oo1o av,I n ~, -
ulated and pursuing studies under the
directions OF the University. Every de-
partment shows larger numbers and
greater strength and efficiency than in
previous years.
Mrs Martha Washington has moved
TO the old Commercial Hotel building
friends and many new ones.
H. F. Hagen's new store room is now
q busy place. He has men and boys at
work weaving the material and putting
together $1,000 fruit baskets. The ma
chinery arrived last week and the work.
mon arc just fairly getting familiar with
il. Bee hives are also bcing built in
large numbers. Mr.. Hagen expects two
car loads OF material in soon and will en-.
deavor 10 supply all the wants OF the val.
10y in tho line OF fruit baskets, beekeep-
ers supplies, berry and apple boxes.
Mr.. Hagen has wisely noted an opening
for this limo OF manufacturing and Rocky
Ford promises to become the distribut-
ing point Tor large quantities Of such
goods.
"A town Ia like largo family. Each
member of tho community il interested
in his neighbor's wcliare-or should be.
A cut-throat, himself poll.
cy. means ruin for any community, says
nn exchange. It means retrogrcssion
ind failure. In the family there must
be unity and mutual assistance IL the
members expect to be hnppy and sue
cessful. So with town. There must
be q community Of interests. every citi-
zen working side by side with his neigh
Dor for tho good of all. Tho moro gen.
orally this rule is observed in q town, the
bcttcr II is for cvery class and every on
terprise. The eyery.man-for- -himself-and-
mover yot built up prosperous town.
1T Is said that "brains will tell"
Sometimes they will and sometimes they
vill not. Sometimes tho lees brains Q
man has tho moro lie will tell. The
amount OF brains = man has 10 not al
ways sgnifcd by tho amount Of talking
hc does.
"A lady asks NJ whether etiquette re-
ouircs ono to knock at tho door OF an ed.
TORS sanctum before entering. Wo hns.
ten to reply. II you are coming to pay
your subscription or bring in Q nice,
Juicy item OF news, don't stop to knock,
but Just walk right in rs II you owned tho
place. II. on the other hand, you arc out
an collecting tour, yon should mako
then knock on the door until tho editor
opens IL You may sink down from cx-
haustiop before he docs 30, but you will
be udhering to the printing Office eti-
quctte that is bound 10 please tho aver
ago cditor.-Ex.
If there II anything that bodies moro
Inst month alone over 1900 italian emi.
grants arrived in New York, and that
this IL but o sample Of the way they
have been coming and will continue to
como unless checked, We don't know
what IL In. OF all foreign elements being
introduced into America tho dago Il tho
worst.
What a boon it would be to mining
communities, could tho Grim Reaper
transfer his attention from the ahininR
mark 10 the mining shark.
-Esds creamery handled Sl6,320
pounds Of milk during 1905, paying g.
6l6.98 for the same.
in footing up your profits from the
farm the past year, put down good big
sum for satisfaction and enjoyment Of
life, especially IL you can't balance 40.
counts in any othcr way. We caught on
this several years since, whom We hrst
embarked in tho newspaper buincss.
The farmer, with good living always in
sight, ought to have llttlo or no difficulty
in adjusting this matter whom less for
tunate mortals can squeeze out q satis-
factory showing.-Evnns Courier.
This is an age Of advertising. and IL
IL foolish TO decry process that has be-
come a well-recognized business neccesi-
~. Tho man who seeks customers for
any kind of merchandise must do SO
through tho newspapers, or he will not
secure them. There is no other effective
way 10 bring buyer and seller together,
because tho buyer never looks beyond
the newspaper for reasons why he should
give his patronage TO a particular sellcr.
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