The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
HoME NEWS.

See Nhlte forbest -four at 3 40 per
sack,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott shobe are now at
Colorado Springs.
Capt. Chas. H. Petut spent the
Fourth at Lamar.
See White for Is pounds grsnulated
sugar for sl.oo with other goods.
John Laubach and family, of Cool
idse, are rusticating in this neigh bor-
hood.
Acting Chief Engineer Berry was do.
ing business at the Amity headquar.
ters Tuesday.
W. VI. Wiley was confined to his bed
By Illness few days this week the re-
suit of over work.
The Fowler Tribune is making an
effort TO have Postal Telegraph Office
established at that point
George Hollis carries a complete
line of furniture and undertaking
goods. Prices reasonable.
Colonel Thomas Holland and family
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Hoffman tor dinner one day last week.
J. 5. McMiIrtry and family went to
Pueblo Tuesday morning to take in the
last day OF the celebration and visit
friends.
VIM. MCGlashen, one of the few sue
cessful wind mill irrigators, of Greeley
county, Kansas, was a Holly visitor
Wednesday.
Miss Meta Young, Of Lamar, was
here Wednesday looking after home.
stead, three miles north of town, which
she is holding.
Mr.. T. E. Dunbar has our thanks for
nice mess of peas. which he brought
in on Wednesday. He says he raised
bushels of them.
Call and examine that elegant wall
paper at George Hollis Any design
or quality to suit the most fastidous,
at the lowest possible price,
Chas. Guy and Z. Daily went TO Sy-
racuse Saturday and remained until
Tuesday evening. They report first
class celebration at that place.
If your watch, clock, or Jewell
ry needs repairing send it to Apple.
gate at Lamar and get first class
job done. All work guaranteed.
X. J. Marine came down from Trib-
une on Thursday of last week and has
been at work on the artesian we'll He
will now stay with IL until it is com
pleted.
The school board have decided to
build an additional school building and
work will begin on it as soon as the
contract is let. See call for bids else.
where.
A splendid rain fell last Saturday
morning, having the effect Of cooling
the atmosphere so that the Fourth
could be enjoyed without a great deal
Of perspiration.
John Cores, r.,got his fingers caught
IN hay stacker with which he was
working, one day last week, msshil.g
them up so badly that he has not been
able to work since.
+. G. Hoffman made trip to Baca
county last week after posts and wire
with which to fence his land north of
town. He returned Saturday and is
now putting up his fence.
The Bent county Democrat is figuring
on the cantaloupe crop returning the
farmers 81 900 to $1,000 per acre. 1t Is
safe to say that the farmers here will
be satisfied with 500 per acre for their
crop.
Mrs. l.. s. Millinger, her daughter
Ivy and little grand daughter GLADYS
Wheeler, went to Pueblo last Saturday
night, and took in the three days cele.
bration at that place, returning Wed.
nesday morning,
81 haye used Chamberlain's cough
remedy in my family for years and al
ways with good results" says Mr.. W. B.
Cooper of Ell Rio. Cal. "For small
children we find it especially eliectiye.''
For sale by c. l.. McPHERsoy.
A continual cry for hands is heard
here now and there is conside ra BILE
farm work that will remain undone un.
less force of men can be brought from
other places to do it. this paper is
read by any one who is out of Job and
wants one, all they have to do is to
come to Holly.
Fred Mohl's fifty acres Of canta-
loupes is undoubtedly the prettiest
sight about Amityyille, especially from
financial point of view. The vines
are running very fast and are covered
with blossoms and little cantaloupes
Just set. MIR. Mohl will bring a car.
load of men from eastern points in Au.
gust to assist in the picking.
Clarence Petty, conductor on the