The Holly chieftain., 1899-09-22
Local and Personal.

Miss Ida Rockwell went to Tribune
on Wednesday.
Hammer Paint, the best, at the
Holly Pharmacy.
James Baird and S. w. Howell Wis
tied the county seat yesterday.
The brick kiln is beginning to loom
up and will soon be ready to burn.
FOR SALE--A good work horse,
fvery cheap. Inquire at tfi1sphice.
Pay up your subscription to the
Chieftain and get an elegant portrai /
Of Admiral Dewey, free.
Five trains bearing the 3lth U. =.
volunteers, passed through Sunday.
The soldiers are bound for Manila.
Mrs. q. N. Wilson has eight good
milch COWS which she offers for sale,
will sell any number purchaser may
desire.
J. U. Brown came up from HUTCH
inson Monday morning and MIS-.
Brown returned home with him in
the afternoon.
r. P. Frewing, the Colony plasterer,
did fine job for the editor this week.
He has big job to do for Mr. Robson
on his new residence.
Miss May Kilbie returned to Holly
Sunday morning from the Indian
Territory where she has been sojourn-
Ing for several months.
]. B. Harden leaves for Denver in
a day or two to play In the Midland
Band during the Festival Of Noun
tain and Plain next week.
This vicinity received another
heavy rain last Saturday. The wealth.
er following was quite cool but fortu-
nately not cold enough for frost.
sBe.t on the market for coughs ard
colds and rll bronchial tIontles; for
cronp il has no eqnal,' writers Henry
K. whitford, South Canaan, Conn. Of
One Minute Cough Cairc.
Oh, Ssy!!
Did you see that carload Of Blank cts
at WHITES? They will be sold at
cost for cash for the next 30 days.
Laborers are very scarce here. The
cantaloupe growers are enquiring for
men every day. Much loss has al
ready been sustained on account Of
scarcity Of hands to pick.
"rhty are simply perfect" writes
Rob't. Moore. Of La FAvette. Ind, Of
DeWi,t's Little Early Rissrr. the fam
Gus little pills. for constipation and ell
liver ailinents. Never grippe.
This season is proving most favor
able one for the cantal0upe growers.
lShIpping has been in progress for q
month with very good prospect for
ten days or two weeks longer.
The third crop Of alfalfa hay on the
Amity forty-acre tract north Of town
was harvested this week. 1t is an ex-
cellent quality and the weather was
very favorable for putting it up In
good shape.
L. L. Westbrooke died Sunday even
ing after a long illness. The remains
were inferred in the Holly cemetery
Monday. He leaves wife to mourn
his demise, tn whom the sympathy Of
the entire community Is extended.
S. w. Howell returned from I'LL
nois Sunday. He left the carload Of
horses In pasture to pnt on little
flesh before going on the market. Mr..
Howell is going to make u business for
a time Of buying horses here and ship
ping east.
Nearly everybody will take in the
Carnival and State Fair at Denver
week after next. The Santa Fe will
sell tickets Holly to Denver and re-
turn at $3.50. Dates of sale Sept. "a.
%, % and q, good for returning till
October End. ~
Kid Baxter returned from the rescr-
yoirs last Sunday to spend about three
weeks at home. He says the weeks
run Of water recently made out of the
reservoir to irrigate the .cantaloupe
fields under the Amjty canal, only
lowered 1T one foot, and there is now
six feet which can be drawn of. This
supplemented with the recent rains
| will assure the farmers plenty Of wat