The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-28
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the new hotel this week.
Master Everett Baxter is painting
buggies for Ed. Tuttle this week.
Geo. Hollis is lixing up the room on
the rear end of his fnIuiiure store.
Ice cream social at the Hare hall to.
morrow night Every body invited.
Mr.. Brien, u farmer Of near springtild,
Colorado, WAS visiting in Holly this
week.
J. NJ. Johnston moye into the resi-
dence formerly occupied by s. v. Peg
kins, Wednesday.
Frank Tate, cattle foreman ofthe Ky
ranch, WAS in Holly Sunday, shaking
hands with old friends.
Mrs. j +. Johnston came in hom
Lamar Wednesday, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Z. Irwin,
for tie past week.
W. J.. Morehouse of Lamar, deal.
er in lumber, lath, shingles, doors
sash, lime and cement. A special
low rate on Portland cement.
Arthur Conley and Ed. Tuttle haye
formed kind OF partnership IN the
black smith and wagon making busi-
ness. They are both quite busy. Ar
thur throws the paint brnsh over a
spring wagon as deftly ss cub beaE
would set type.
Field and Farm: b. W. Hopper of
Garden City, Kansas, has lately re-
bringing with him carload of bees
200 colonies in all. He found his bees
were not doing well in the sundower
kingdom 80 he concluded to remove to
green fields and alfalfa pastures new.
The strawberry and ice cream festi.
val tomorrow night, promises TO be one
OF the most successful and enio, able
events Of the season. The ladies are
sparing no efforts TO provide entertain
ment for those who attend. The pro-
ceeds will go to Rev. French and every.
body SHOULD turn out and assist good
cause.
DR.. J.. NJ. Ellis departed last Friday
night for Iowa where he expects to
make his future home. Tho doctor was
a jolly good fellow as well as an excel
lent doctor and the people OF Holly are
sorry to lose him. The CHIEFTAIS
wishes him the best OF success and will
make no kick if he returns in the near
future for one of Holly's fair naidens
providing he gives us an invite.
Last Monday in company with Supt.
Pettee, General Manager Wiley and B..
b. Brown, of Pueblo, a representative
of the CHIErrAIS drove out to see the
fence makers at work. They were OPP
Grating q machine with which two men
can make forty rods of of fence per
day, and the quality is far superior to
most of the woven wire fence on the
market today. Mr.. Pettee is fencing
in field OF alfalfa for a hog pasture in
which he will pasture one hundred
is complete it will be one of the finest
in eastern Colorado.
In proportion to the size OF the city
in which it is printed. the Kansas City
Star has a larger circulation than other
A pnurinup rauGnnnar ,arn kuh h q
success has been achieved by its un'
faltering adherence to the rule Of giving
its readers the best that the Stars in
creasing revenues could furnish and its
improved facilities could supply. The
Star was the first newspaper to give its
readers full weeks papers-six eve.
ninys and Sunday morning-for ten
cents, a thing that was not profitable
except when done on the big scale on
which The Star does everv thing. The
Star WAS also the first to establish 3
weekly edition for the trifing price OF
25 cents year; 10000 regular circula-
for the weekly edition demonstrates
the wisdom of the idea.
Harry Pettee and the "devir' took u
ride this week and while returning
home one side of the neck yoke came
down and frightened the team which
bee anne unmansgeable and cut a few
circles on the prairies west Of town.
When one of the mares began kicking
Mr.. Pettee told the "deyil" to jump and
as he started to jump the buck board
received sudden impetus from the
edge OF q lateral and shot skywxrd,
taking him with it for several feet,
where he hung in perihelion for few
brief seconds, like stnb-tailed comet
thrown from = garret window, and then
came down on the corrugated ridge OF
his spinal fixture and rolled oyer few
times in the bottom Of the lateral.
However, the dust cleared away soon
enough for him to see Mr.. Brown, who
was riding with Wiley, get out of the
cart In back action. double- somer-
sault manner and run to the assistance
of Mr.. Pettee who was still doing the
three ring circling act with his team
and blackboard. The team was stopped
and no damage done, but it was . mar