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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19
DEATHS OF THE WEEK.
Mrs. Joseph Petty and Mrs. Peter
Henkel Join Silent Majority.

Mrs. Joseph Petty died at her
home in South Lancaster Saturday
at the advanced age Of eighty-fve
years.
Her husband was at one time
superintendent of Grant county
asylum and county home and
passed away several years ago.
Deceased was one of Grant
county's pioneer settlers and lady
held in high esteem by all who
knew her.
Funeral services were held Mon
day. Four children survive Mrs.
Bradbury of South Dakota, James,
Benjamin and Mrs. Fife Webb, all
of Lancaster.
Sad indeed was the death Of Mrs.
Peter Henkel at her home in Hur-
ricane Sunday of consumption.
Her demise was not unexpected
but cast gloom over the family and
neighborbood where she was held
in high esteem. A husband, three
young children, father, mother,
brothers and sisters survive.
Funeral services were held at
Hurricane yesterday, Revs. Morgans
and Sill of this city officiating.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19
Beetown Party a Success in
Every Way.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
People Present From Far and Near.
Astounding Costumes. Big
Spread of Good Things.

The plans laid by Mrs. Belle DUO
ley Smith for the old folks party at
Beetown eliminated Friday evening
In one of the most enjoyable events
OF the season. The big celebration
on the 4th of July last is the only
event on Beetown's record where in
point of numbers the party was
eclipsed.
It was a gathering of old and
young from far and near and Will
be remembered by all present. In
clement weather prevented many
from attending from distant points,
others were there by letter, and
their messages, replete with humor
and pathos, formed pleasing por-
ton of the program.
No one room in the town afforded
sufficient capacity for the assem-
blage. The supper hall was beauti-
fully decorated with evergreenss
red, white and blue festooningi
Chinese lanterns and appropriate
notices. The town hall presented
beautiful appearance with its
wreaths and festoonings of ever
green's; old fashioned candles and
candlesticks attracted attention, and
on the walls we're suspended pictures
of familiar faces, old residents OF
the locality, now numbered with
the vast majority Each frame was
wreathed with evergreen and a mot
to occupied a prominent place with
the words I'm Memory Dear"
The program was opened with All
address of welcome by JAS. Hayden of
Beetown and remarks were made by
r. B. Showalter, A. R. Mozart ney,
: r. N. Hoskins, A. G.. Morse, and Ed.
Pollock. Thelast named read let
ter to the president, Mrs. 3. d.
Smith, from the gifted pen Of Geo. B..
Wheeler, which proved one of the
happiest features of the evening.
The musical numbers were well
rendered and pleasing variation.
The good, old-fashioned tunes were
recalled to memory by an instru-
mental trio, composed of Alec Gar.
ner, violin; Orville Garner, corn ets
Mrs. John Kilby, organ. A choir
sweetly sang Aud Lang Syne" and
| Home, Sweet Home" Miss Todd
of Iowa, a niece of Mrs. James Blew
EFT of Lancaster, was roundly en-
cored with her recitation "A Tribute
to the Dead" and Miss Matte ROg-
ers of Lancaster, but native born,
pleased everyone with vocal solo,
Happy Days Gone By" and for her
encore presented a rollicking darby
song.
Mrs. B. d. Smith was unanimous
ly named secretary and treasurer,
and chose for her associate trustees,
Mrs. Emma Bonham Smith and M.
C. Edwards.
The bountiful spread should not
be forgotten-partaken OF by the
hundreds present. Unlimited praise
is owing Mrs. B. d. Smith and
others who engineered the event
through SO successfully.
The receipts exceeded all expecta-
lions, and those who opened their
hearts literally did it willingly.
A sterling silver spoon, beauti-
fully engraved, was awarded to
Mrs. Washington Garner, who has
resided in the town for 81 years.
The prize to the youngest inhab-
liant, reversible baby, was award
ed to James FARMLAND to whose
home on that morning came a ten
pound boy.
In writing mp the event the cos
TUNES should not be forgotten
Some of them were actually 9s-
founding.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19
Marriage and Divorce Problems.

In the Sunday Sentinel in nine fear
less articles, Kate Thyson Mari tells
the truth and the whole truth.
Leading divines of all denominations
express opinions. Do you want to
know why it should be as difficult
to become welded as to secure di'
vorce? Just look in the Sentinel
and see."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19
John MEME the Victim of all
Unfortunate Accident.
DEATH OF MRS. O'HARA
E. NJ Wilmot Recovering from His
Recent Accident. lettings
from Sitter.

1ACO. NlCUASO1 vi 0dl1 y liz
is Familiarity known, was calling on
our merchants Monday. Garry has
the distinction of being the oldest
travelling salesman making this
section of the state, being employed
continuously for the past twenty
five years by R. Barrett Of Galena,
ILL.,
Miss Katie Fitzpatrick, a former
Potosi girl now holding a position as
stenographer with Montgomery,
Ward & Co. of Chicago, is here
spending a short vacation with her
friends, who are legion.
The Dubuque carnival was a
great drawing card Judging from
the large number that went from
here.
John MEME, a farmer who re-
sides three miles southeast of Potosi,
with his wife were in town last Sat-
urday doing their trading, and be-
ing ready to return home John went
to unite his team, when in some
manner as he was approaching
them from behind, a colt that he
was driving became frightened and
kicked viciously, striking him on the
left leg above the knee, breaking
his leg. Bystanders who witnessed
the unfortunate accident went to
to Mr.. Menne's assistance and he
was carried into DR.. McGovern's of
flee. Unfortunately the doctor was
out of town and Mr.. Meme was re
moved to his home and DR.. Scanlan
Of Lancaster was summoned to at
tend him.
The many friends Of E. M. Will
motto, who had the misfortune to
break a leg about three weeks ago,
will be pleased to learn that he is
getting along nicely and will soon
be able to get out.
Mrs. Thomas O'Hara of Potosi, a
well-knOwn lady, was called from
the scenes of earth last Wednesday
at Findlay hospital, where she had
undergone an operation for the re-
moval of a tumor. The remains
were brought here Thursday and
the funeral took place Friday morn
ing from the family residence on
South Main street to st. Thomas
church, of which she was a devout
member and held in. the highest es-
TEEN by a host of friends.
Summer weather has come at last
and camping parties are getting
numerous. King Corn too is hav-
ing an inning and the farmers face
is radiant with smiles as his fears of
a corn famine are vanishing with
each succeeding day.
S. III. Hedges and wife, who have
been visiting the lady's father, G..
M. Jackson, departed Friday for
Dubuque, where they will spend
several days with the family of w.
H. Hunt before returning to their
home at Chicago.
Harry Barnett and wife accom-
panied Miss Louise Kaltenbach to
her home here Sunday. They re-
turned home the following day by
way of Tennyson to view the ruins
laid waste by the fire.
R. N. French, a very gentlemanly
and capable young man, is acting in
the capacity of station agent during
the absence of w. r. Wise.
Sheriff Watson and Deputy Dyer
were in the city for brief period
and took supper at the Commercial
hotel Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19

SITTER.
Miss Mayme Chase spent pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. Lou Smith
Wednesday.
Martha Smith called at Fennimore
Wednesday.
Louis Smith accompanied by L. Arm
field, drove to Prairie du Chen Satur-
day.
Maud Woodward is again at T. B.
Sherman's.
Oscar Gerhard accompanied by his
cousin arrived in Sitter Friday even
ing.
Harry Woolstenholme spent Sunday
with his best girl in Lancaster.
Theresa Boon returned from Preston
Saturday She will spend few weeks
with her parents and then take her de-
parture for the we stern part OF Iowa,
where she will visit her uncle.
A merry crowd of young ladies from
Camp Alfresco drove to Platteville
Sunday to attend camp-meeting at
that place. Edward Tanner was their
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19
Excursion to DEVILS Lake.

The Chicago & Northwestern will
run a grand excursion from Lancas-
ter to Devils Lake, Wednesday,
August 26th. Will leave Lancaster
at z q. m. Fare $3.50 for round
trip.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19
LANCASTER WON.
Coon Hollow Boys Receive Drubbing
on Diamond.

An aggregation of ball players
from out Coon Hollow way crossed
bats with a picked-up home team on
the fair grounds diamond Saturday
and the story told by the scorer
after nine innings had been played
was 13 to 9 in favor Of Lancaster.
The line up was as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19

The Herald is a sixteen-page
paper each week and the best OF it
all is you get it twice a week while
news is fresh. The price, remem-
Der, is but SIS per year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-19

Mrs. Frank Buchner and chill
dren of Milwaukee are Lancaster
visitors.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03

some nswspapse puilishsd In said Otero
County, Colorado. aud
Whereas. default hos becn made in tke
payment Of the sAid principal sum of tWo
Thousand dollars ead inter<sa Aasd In tbs pay
sscnt Of thrre of the interest coupons. assd
In be 10 yment OF tnxcw On aatd peemtsps. tbs
amount due on the said principal JnniiaPy
I, iNn- being the sum Of tss0b ~, nDd On the
aid coapoa. tssi a. and on unpaid taxea the
sum Of ss1,7s. ~ OF which Is nov past das
Whereas, ths said G. ". T. Grimsh. trustee
- aforesaid. is absent from the state OF
Colorado. and V unable to act In the prem-
isrs. nIsd his present place Of re.tslenes II
unknown 10 the legal holder of aid puse or
bond: and George Barr is The acting sheriff
OF snid county aud sarcessoF la trrssa-
Now. therefore. At the request OF the legal
holder Of the said mute or bond. and by sir-
terms ai.d pro.tsious of the said derd VI
trust, !. George Barr. acting sheriff Of Oteru
County, Colorsdo. and saocsssor In trssse -
aforesaid. do hereby give notice that On
Monday the snd day Of February. A, ID. 1905,
81 10 O'clock m. of that day at the trout
door of tbs court HOUSE, In Otrro County,
Colorado. vill seil the above Described
property and all the right title. b-nehf- Ia.
ter~sf and equity Of redemption Of the said
William C. steele, his heirs and assigns
therein. for the hixh~ss aud bs,st price thr
same will bring in cash, for the purpo.e of
pa ying said note or bond, interest. coupon
notes. delinquent taxrs and cost OF executing
GEORGE BARR
sheriff OF Osero County and Successor In
Trust
Pir.f publication. January 3, 1909.
Last publication. January ii. i|i
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
Watch 81. Louis.

The Greatest Worlds Fair the
world has ever seen will be held
at St. Louis in 1904. To keep in
touch with the work OF preparation
tor this great Worlds Fair and to
get all the news OF all the earth,
every reading person should at
once subscribe for the great news
paper Of St. Louis, the Globe
Democrat. 1t stands pre-eminent
aud alone among American news
papers, and acknowledges no
equal or rival. Its circulation
extends to every state and territory
Of the Union. to Canada and Mex
leo, and to every part OF the world
where there are readers of the En-.
glish language. Il ought to be in
your home during the coming
year. See advertisement else where
in this issue.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03

sessmeDt illegal. And there you
are; but where is the county
treasurer at II he makes COM
promise with the corporations
and is liable for the full amount
Of taxes abated7 Echo answers
in the soup.
There are very grave doubts as
TO whether the courts would de-
clare the Santa Fe assessment for
the year 1901 legal for several
reasons. In the year 1900 the
Santa Fe taxes paid to Otero
county amounted in round mum.
bers to S37. 600; in the year 1901
Sthey were-oS. 900, over double the
previous year, and not cent Of
which has been paid; for the year
1902, payable this year, the Santa
Fee taxes amount to S33. ooo-three
thousand dollars less than the
amount they offered to compro
mise for this year. The assess
ment Of 1901 and 1909 were both
made by the fusion aggreg alton
known as the state board OF equal
izstion, and by what method Of
guess work they arrived at the
assessment for either year is a
state secret that will probably
never be solved. Meanwhile, the
end is not yet, not even in sight.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
osdiasaes No. 80.

IN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE SILL
a Ing. barterins, exchanging ar giving
away Of spiritnou.: Ninous, malt OF other
liquors in the city Of La Jnhta. and prohibit
day. aud from I: o'clock midnishs until 8
~e-k Of places where liquors arc -old. and
providing I'ennl'y for the violation OF the
He il orsiained by the City Coascii Of the
City Of La Junsa;
skeTios l. FROM and after the pa--as-: Of
same. every Saloon. bnr or other place in the
city OF La Junta. where spiritnou., vinou..
-xcha nx-d aud given away or are kept sold.
bart-rcd. exchanged or given away, shall lie
elo.cd and kept closed from !: o'clock At
essrh da, In tho week except sunday. or the
dr.t day of the seek, and ON Sunday. or the
hr-t day of the week as aforesaid. said I'lnc~~
her-ini-.tor~ In thi. section peusio,ss.si shall
h. eIo-s-l af I, clock midnight un Saturday
closed until 9 O'Clock im the morning of tie
foiio~inx Monday: that during the time OF
iio~> herein specified in v bich said saloons,
bars aud Other places are kept closed
liquor of any kind ~hat.sey~r shali ts- cold
bsrter~d, exchanged or given away and no
tho-~ coan-rtei With the carrying on or
| krrpinx >aid saloon, bar or other plae~ oe
ar remain In around the same and all aud
ard Yai oa' Of the same.
- os violating any OF the provisions of thi.
orsiinans-- .hAll tsr punisbs-i by = fin~ Of mot
lss- than SO nor rnor- than SEQ for each
oR-s.- or impri.onssi In the cit, jail nos les.
than one month nor more than six months
foe each o9ens~; and any and every perSoa
csmvtcted of siolafinG any of the provisions
Of thi. ordinance may b~ punisbssi b, both
s,ueh hse and imprisonmcnt. In the deere
sErTroS 4 II IL shall sp,-ar at the trial Of
an, person chsrx~si with the vioiatioa % thi.
s1 pioy~.i In or about The b,,.!n@.- ~ ear,
rytng ga, or ke~pinx said Saloon. bar
osher sisce in SECTION of thi. orsiinanr-
meesios.ef. shaii t- permitted so remain in
.fss~..is, s..ck f.es shall f-- p pri%. f.~i~
estdesre In f.sor OF the guilt Of the accused
ssfrioxI All ordinance. or part. Of or
p<.'-S .vxn .,,,x
@. = THoxr>os. Clerk
STATE OY COIDRADOl
Crry OF La JCyIA.
LG. = Thompson. city clerk OF the city Of
Ia Js.sa. do krseby ecrsify chat sh- forr-
sa.f osdin.nce s.. p!se-d on i,s sr-s
eiss es..ssi q ..,d 81, .. % -se..ss % sss. shs
fssALI G.s. Tno~,-os.
| City CIerh-
sTAIE OF CoI9kADo.l~
seh J..se. e hesssy e.rsify sk.s she sose
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La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
Ysvssee's Sale.

WHEREAS. WILLIAM G. STEELE. OF
~ the eonaty OF sss~ro, state Of Colorado.
dated the first day Of June. A. d. is.s. and re-
cDps1~d in the oflB~- of the county e1~Vh .ud
recor,s-r of Osero County. Colorado. = hpok
Griihsh, trr,sss~. and to the acting .hrriS of
Osero County. Coiorsslo, ne suer~.sor in
to anss .sS q :ss ss
interest notes all hearing even date there
9TH. for the PRINCIPAL sum of two Thousand
Farm Morsgns~ Trust Cosspasy. ~ the ar.s
day Of June A. y. l.st. ssd h>arine infere~s
al. E -. ss,srs ~ :, sn..% e an, S:s cs,
pes annum after maturity, said inserv.f pay
ipeas being essse~eyd hy tes inser~ss coupon
to .aid note or l.oaa, the follow ing dr-rrilrd
pesi e~tste. lying situate ard heinG in The
ssansy Of Osero. state Of Coicsu-io so-.is-
quarter asd she east half of fke sousk kse-s
quarter Of seesioe eight s.d sk~ nssfksesa
s:-ssss.s. I'll in ss.s.Iip ss-ss, Tour.
rsses afty -s.A sess Of she sissh y ~
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La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
r,em,n.n. Attorney I..... r..s,

John r. Dixon, the well-kn known
Pueblo attorney. has formed a CO.
partnership for the practice OF law
with Ex-Chief Justice !. c. Helm,
with Offices in the Equitable build.
ing in Denver, and the Colburn
building. at Colorado Springs.
Judge Helm has occupied nearly
every position within the gift OF
the people OF the state. He served
a complete term on the supreme
bench, was elected for another
tuu term, but resigned to run as
the republican candidate for gov
ernor. Mr.. Dixon Is known as
one OF the most brilliant lawyers
in the state, and the firm will be a
very strong one.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
aesses Tor 1ssiiesssee.

Land Once as Pueblo. Colo.
Ib~cemiper IL fUss
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follow ing NAMED ~s.ttIer ha. Aleti nosice
Of his insention to make fiaal proof In .up-
port Of Ai. claim. and that said proof = III be
made lssfose United States Land Ofkre At
Pu~t,so. Colo, on pebsunr, 5. isoy. via:
Mary Doyle. ME. No. II .euB for the ss,ush beast
= .n1sshUe.s =. south = northeast =. north
west y southeast y. section II, tow s~hip .,
SOUTH range 81 west.
He ssmes the following ~ifse~. so prove
HE esssstinuous rvsSdessce uJsbu and ciltiva-
sis,a Of ..id land. vis: James Rourke. B~ns
Canoe. Colo.
J.R GORDON. Register.
First ssshlicatiass. flrremt.rr u. nsE
Last Qualification. Jnntnry II. INrt
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
Ordinances No. 80.

AN ORDNANCE CONCERNING THE
a closing OF all place. of busine.s and con-
of Ia Innt.. ON Sunday end providing .
t,rnaify for the violation thereof.
liz il ordain-d by the City Council ofsh~
SHrros /. Prom and after the pa.snx~
and taking effect Of this ordinance. every
Irr.on, firm; as:1'eiaiion or corporstioa in
The city Of La JnnsA, engaged In the bsisi-
ness OF carrying on retail or nhotesn!e
nigh, on saturday night OF each aud every
o,eioek on the following sunday night, and
closed ms aforesaid no goods shall lie sotd In
said stores
or corporation violating nny OF the provi-
.ions OF this ordinance shali upon conx iction
be lined IN any .nm no, les. than ., - nor
any person found keeping oi-cn any store or
-'-iliiix any goods during the absence of the
vision, Of this ordinance .hsil he presumed
Ia br doing under the direction of the
owner Of said store afsi the owner OF .sid
store may lr- Jointly prosecuted With ss,ch
person aud subject-d to like p-nnity In
ca-e OF conviction.
q. :. THonr~os. Clerk.
STATE or CoLoRADO,I
CRY of la iUSTA.
!. q. =. Thompson. city clerk OF the city of
ing ordinance Was I,lacesi gu It's first reaAi,.w
aud MAS duly read aud passed on Its first
reading at n regular tn~rttnE of the city
council of said city on December -th. A. ID.
is..
i.xALl g :. THoMtrox,
City Clerk.
STATE OF Colorado
CIrY or La JuxIA.
/, George :. Thompson, City Clerk Of the
City OF In Jnnia. do hereby certify that the
forrg going ordinance was at regular meet
ing OF the Board OF Aldermen of the City of
La !nnts held on the sth day q D-c~me,-r.
A. y. Isc; dnly placed upon its third reading
and hnni passage. and that the ayes and
nays were duly called and recorded upou
the passage of said ordinance, and that the
same passed and adopted by the follow :
ing vote.
Aldermen Cartwright, Carlisle, Nc
te~n. Draper. Daimler.
Nays-None-
And I further certify that said ordinaacs
Was previously introduced aud read At u
precesiiax regular meeting OF the .aid cit,
council held Gu the th day Of n-c-mt,rr. a.
ID. iv1-, and thereafter to-wit. on the l3th
day 81 n-c-mh-r. A. y. i1s. duly patiishssi
according To Law In The La Junta Tribnse.
"a ~ .paI,s.r OF general circulation publish
cd In the city Of La Juata aud that the publ :
cation IN nfi~ more than ten days before
tn. hnal I'a.sagc Of said ordinance.
lsEALl q. =. THoNYroS,
City Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03

In the
District Court
No. 81.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
sssssws Ss's.
STATE Ov COLORADO.

STATE OF COLORADO.
The Colambias Saving. aud
Loas As-ociastoe - cor-
pornsioal asA J. Zsliar-.
tsu~see. pssinei6s- In the
yer~as District Cossrs
EaAie l. Gi1t0ore. Hesry y. No. 50
sHi4. tke prblie Trustee of
Oepro eOssnsy. Sd g. p.
bsvesposs. arfpsAasss-
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tevxs4 In sata eau~r % the ee~s dag of Ile-
ce@Aues. A. ~ 49, !. Geusvp naPv. - sAepi4
of ssid eossssy os Os<so. vill a.
SATURDAY, yANUARY q. A. n isn.
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C0.sy C..Fs oos.r In H. Cs~.sy - 1s>so
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La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
Annual Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
the U@ro Loan and BuiIding Association
ill be held at the office Of Buckle, d Hart.
in La Junta. Colorado. ON January ~. issc.
af : sD p. m. for the PURPOSE ~ elersiag .
board of TRUSTEES for the ensuing year. md
sransaeties such other business may ise
properly presented.
X. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
First publication Dec-mk-r -. 1907
Last p,sbiicasion January IL. lga.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
t.e.,.ieo a.,.. to 1.o... City.

The Santa Fee will sell excursion
tickets to Kansas City and return,
January nth and I2th at rate of
one fare, plus 81. 90, for the round
trip. limited until January 10Th.
BY depositing tickets with the
Joint agent at Kansas City and
paying a fee OF IS cents. the re-
turn limit will be extended until
January 3Ist. For further pariic-
ulars apply to
A. EWING, Agent.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03
s,eehhe,ss,s mees,.e.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF La
! Junsa, Colorado, No. tsJ1. A meeting Of
the shareholder. ~ the First National Bank
Is hereby callssi to b~ held at its banking
house. La yunta. Color ado "Wednesday, Jan
uAry IL. 1884, Mt I .. m. to elect - board Of
and to transact such other bu.i-
nen - may he lawful
RW. PATTERSON. President.
First publication. Drcrmter Is. isuZ.
Last publication. January 10. 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-03

All persons who have. seen
our new snitines pro
nounoe them the finest
selection they have ever
seen.