The Meeker herald., 1902-09-27
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Mike Schneider. one time popular
resident OF upper White hut now one Of
Leadville's prominent business men.
came in Tuesday evening accompanied
by WIN. Hall, T. Collins and Frank
johnson, all Midland railway conduct
ors. The party went up TO the Holland
ranch Wednesday. from which place
they will outfit for hunt. Mikes old
friends in Meeker gave him hearty
reception.
j. II. WILDER. from DelansOn. N. Y.
arrived Tuesday evening on visit to
his brother and sister. E, p. WILDER and
Mrs. Frank Watson. Mr.. Wilber is a
prominent railroad man back in York
state. bnt by and by he'll be promin-
ent ranch and cattleman in White river
valley. as he owns one OF the finest
ranches under the new mesa ditch.
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j. IL. Coltharp and W. j. l.effen re-
turned during the early part of the week
from successful hunting trip in the
North Fork region. Mr.. LefYen Is IL
Joplin, Mo, business man and is visit
ing this valley for the first time. He is
40 highly pleased with the country that
he will repeat the visit at his earliest
opportunity.
Monday seemed to he ranchmen's and
cattlemen's dav in town. II looked rs
though they all took notion to come to
town ut once. Among many Others our
reporter noticed Messrs. l. Baer. l.. S.
bloomfield. W. A. Keller. A. j. Youn-
ker, o. II. Lunney and Bud Sandy, of
Oak Ridge Park.
Fred Nichols. WHO went out to attend
the Boulder university. returned to this
place last evening and will attend the
high school here this winter. finding
that the advantages Of our county high
school are MS great As at the state pre-
paratory school. gt
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q. F. Britton, from New York. and
who, for some time was working In
Emery's photograph studio at Colorado
Springs. arrived here Wednesday even.
ing and will hereafter do general pho.
tograph business with Mr.. Samuels.
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Rev. S. ii. kirkbride, presiding elder
OF the Rio Grande district OF the NJ. E.
church. arrived here last Tuesday even
ing and Wednesday morning went up to
Rilev's mill. where he will spend about
eighteen days hunting.
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Supervisor of Forests yeatch was In
town "Wednesday on official business.
Mr.. Veatch will leave about thk args OF
next month for Washington. d. G., ~
attend the national eucampment OF the
G. A. r.
joe Clark. who for some time past
has been driving stage between Axial
and Meek~r. this week took u lay-off and
Yesterday morning started for Kansas
CITY. Mo. He will be gone about two
weeks.
Joe WATSON. Of Maybeil. passed
through Meeker frum Rifle last Satur-
day. He was hauling some goods and
fixtures which are TO be used In the new
store soon to open in the MaybsIl valley.
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q. F. Brown, county superintendent of
schools. Thursday evening received the
sad news Of the serious illness of his
mother at Carthage, Mo-, and departed
this morning for that place.
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George l.. Greer went out Yesterday
to Aspen to appear before the district
court in the case Of the Coal Creek Ditch
company va. o. II. Lunney. Mr.. Greer
is attorney for the company
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c. NJ. French, the Adventist mission
arv. returned to bieeker the early part
of the week after lengthy absence in
Delta county. where he has been teach
ing in the public schools.
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Harry Niblock, who went to Denver
to attend the annual convocation of the
Masonic Grand Lodge which convened
in Denver on the 18th inst, returned
here Saturday evening. ~
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j. A. Alley, the popular host who
entertains the travelling public on the
government road at the head of Pice-
ance creek, was transacting business in
Meeker last Saturday.
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Mrs. Tyler arrived in Meeker last
week and purchased the goods with
which to furnish the Craig hotel. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Walden. her
father.
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j. II. Bartlett and II. Haynes repre-