The indicator., 1897-06-05
{ H QaackenbuSh and Son.
Northern and Routt.

Tomorrow will be Woodmen's day and
they will observe the day in the city in
an unusually demonstrative manner
Miss Lizzie Varney is spending the
week with DR.. Robinson's family in the
country.
All kinds OF Job work at this Office
Leave your orders and get good work.
good stock and at reasonable prices.
Rev Everett Of La Juuta WIS the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. J. A. Fields the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Horace Knight will spend the
day tomorrow at Vineland. the guest of
Mrs. NJ keator.
Take the Santa Fe for all points
East.
Rev and Mrs Andrews children are
having spell OF scarlatina, but are do
ing nicely under the care of DIR. Patter-
son.
Ruegnitz ~ Reigart never cease to
add the best and latest fixtures to their
up o-date grocery store. A fine new
National cash register is the latest
and it certainly is handsome and
useful machine. The Temple Cash
Grocery store keeps in the front rank.
Or. and Mrs. A. L. Fugard are happy
over the arrival of fine little girl that
arrived at their home last Monday.
A fine line OF opals at McCluer's very
cheap. BE sure to call and see them,
No trouble to show goods.
The Trading Co. store will close here.
after at o'clock sharp.
The Rovers will play the Adamsons
of Denver 1t the park tomorrow.
The strong wind of Tuesday blew
5own about 100 feat OF the fence around
Rover's Park. 1t was quickly rebuilt.
J. NJ. Merryman is slowly improving
from his attack of typhoid fever.
W. C. Smith has opened up con
lection cry stand in connection with his
furniture business at l32 y. Union, a
neat little room having been made in
one corner OF the store room.
A new limo of silverware at McCluer's
best quality, latest styles and at very
low prices. Call at the store COG S. Uu-
on and see the goods.
j. ID. Evans is building l6 Y &c
frame house on Eiler avenue.
Mike Burke started for Kansas City
and Chicago last Sunday night on
business trip.
L. q. Kent OF 315 Santa Fe avenue is
making big drive in teas and cotfees,
which he carries as well as dry goods.
No better grade of these articles can be
found in the market and none so cheap
in price. Give the store trial order il
you are not lready customer.
Residents in the vicinity OF the pound
at the hose house on Summit avenue
declare it to be nuisance and want it
removed. A petition TO that effect will
very likely be presented TO the city
council Monday night.
Workmen are making rapid headway
on the new brick residence of II. Udick.
'uJgtuols mos IoJ :seInquL suBuiH
The dog catcher is expected to be up
this way next week.
Have your prescriptions compounded
at the Bessemer Pharmacy. You will
have them done promptly and right
Pansy Circle No. AZ will give an
entertainment and ice cream social at
Miners hall, Thursday evening, June
II. The public is invited to come and
enjoy good time, as the ladies' in
charge are going to make it a grand
success.
Use pureLake George ice, sold by the
Mountain Ice Co. Telephone "a.
John Jones, an old gentleman OF Bess-
emer, fell into the cold and muddy
waters Of the Arkansas near the Uni on
avenue bridge Saturday night last, and
has been under the weather all week as
a natural result. He lives with his son
Harry on Evans avenue where good care
is being taken OF him.
Drink pure Saratoga water. 1t is
healthful and refreshing. At the Bess-
emer Pharmacy.
John Boilards hog yard out at Har-
lem is undergoing cleaning up as
result OF the complaint made by res
idents living in that vicinity to the
county court. The place had become
an intolerable nuisance, and why the
man did not have it abated without
waiting to be compelled to is something
hard to understand. The county court
ordered it cleaned up at once.
Herman & Shloss, as everybody
knows, keep the very best Of Kansas
City and Omaha meat. Another large
consignment this week.
Mrs. friedrich Boden, wife Of Al Boden
of 919 Abriendo avenue died of lung
trouble Wednesday. Mrs. Boden had
been an invalid for several years, and all
hopes Of her recovery were abandoned
long ago. She was 81 years Of ass at
the time Of her desth. She was an g.
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