The Holly chieftain., 1900-07-13

denver.
The up to date Crescent chain and
Ichainless bicycles, for sale By Roht.
King.
Wanted Good farm hands 70 work
~ the month. Apply to J. Streeton.
Amity. Colorado
Mn 8. r. White and SON Dallas
went to Longton, Kansas, Tuesday
to visit relatives
Quite anumber Of farmers in town
Saturday and the merchants were
Kept on the jump waiting on them.
Chas. Maxwell, manager 0f the La
mar -four mill, was looking oyer the
wheat prospects In this section last
Saturday.
See the Jones Lever Binder, Jones
Chain mower aud all steel Hay Rakes.
Made BY Plano MIG. Co.
RoBT. KING, Agent.
tn get your watch. clock or iewelry
repaired In first class shape take 1t to
Applegate, at Lamar. All work guar.
anteed.
For Sale-A good second hand Nc
Corinack binder, in good repair. A
bargain. At my residence, one mile
west Of Syracuse. Kansas.
VS.. JONES.
A car load Of lumber for the Ikel-
man building arrived Wednesday and
another car is on the road. The work
on that building will now be pushed
rapidly forward.
]. r. Webster is laid up with what
he terms as alkali poison, affecting
his feet and legs and which he thinks
was caused by working in the river at
the Buffalo headgate.
The flies are making life miserable
for horses this hot weather. One Of
Mr.. Sheppard's laid down on the bug
gY pole while hitched In town Satur.
day, breaking it all to pieces.
Owing to the change In time table,
ETC., Rev. Haupt is compelled to re-
arrange his work. There will, there
fore, be no services here before the
Wednesday after the first Sunday in
August.
G. N. Collins. OF Chicago, came here
on Thursday Of last week and stayed
till Monday, looking over the country.
He freely expressed his delight at the
appearance Of the country and the
fine crops he saw, declaring that ILL.,
nois never produces such oats or
wheat as he found growing here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crowley came
up to spend the fourth with MIR. and
Mrs. Jack Crowley at the Fairview
fruit farm. Frank reports general
prosperous condition around Holly,
the beetS good and the orchards in q
fine healthy condition. He has 40
acres of beets and l45 acres in orchard.
Rocky Ford Tribune.
| Mr.. ParRciter, an English civil en-
gineer, who has been working for the
British government in India for twep-
ty-fiye years, spent few days with
the cOlonists ut Amity this week and
gave several interesting lectures on
irrigation as practiced In India. He
has two year furlough and is going
to visit all the irrigating districts Of
this continent.
A. F. Glase. who taught the Clay
Creek school last year. has been select
ed to teach the school at the Salvation
Army colony. This is u good school
and it will have good teacher. -.
AS an evidence Of the fruitfulness Of
this section we will state that from a
strawberry patch 35x45 feet In dimen-
siOns, belonging to Geo. Conner, fifteen
bushels OF fine berries were gathered
this season. Granada Times.
| Farmers will lind a cash market in
Holly for all OF their wheat. and can
be assured OF receiving the very high
est price that 1t is possible for buy
er to pay. .Irm. LaMott has engaged
In the grain business here and has
made arrangements to handle all the
grain that may be brought In. We
might also add that while the farmers
are bringing their wheat to good
market they are coming to u town
where they can purchase goods far