The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-10-06
Ebert, Colo, Thursday, Get. 9, 1904
Local happenings

10. Phillips shipped two car-loads Of
| cattle to Denver on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. II. A. Tanner has gone to Denver
for visit Of a few weeks in duration.
For Rent $50 acres Of rasturage, ad
joining Elbcrt. Inquire ot L, W. Sche1k.
For Sale Il choice dairy cows. viii
give time on part. Inquire ut Tribune
Office.
Harvey Cornforth boarded tho train
on Saturday lust for visl: TO st. Louis
and the worlds fair.
Mrs. j. D. Blakcls Subscridcs for the
Tribune to be sent 10 her sisters, Mis-
W. Il. Aborcrombic. FairwHter, Wis, and
Mrs A. q. Davis, Logan, Kansas.
4 great many fields OF oats in the m
giou Of country west OF Ebert ere quite
green yet and we doubt if they viii get
ripe enough to cut.
Thrashing machines are quite numcr
on. these days. Three machines were
seen working close together west Of Ell
bert the first OF tie week.
Fouud-N lndy's cape was picked up
Saturday ON the road about two miles to
the southwest of town, and has boon left
at this uticc. Owner can obtain same by
proving property and paying costs.
Boulah Hotel, headquarters for tran
sients. recently reUpcued and under new
management. The table supplied with
the best the market affords. Nice clean
rooms. Rates reasonable. Opposite
depot MRs. ANA ciUYErrH. Manager.
will sell the remainder of my stock
of dry goods at cost TO close out. All
shoes, wool pants and gloves Mt reduced
prices. A new line Of dress patterns.
winter underwear, wHists, skirts ard
wrappers just received. -MRs. MARGA-
RErIIA john.
Mr. II. \. Jones is showing samples of
wheat. grown on his ranch four mile
northeast of town, that are of the best.
1t tests sixty four pounds or better to the
bushel, and is good enough for any part
Of the country.
The time schedule of the G. Il S. R'y
has been changed in one particular the
departure of the Sunday train for the
south has been made to conform To that
OF the other days of the week, the ho1r
OF 4:l5 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Rev. ]. n. Davis, of the United
Brethren churru, preached last Sunday
Eastonville. He will hold preaching ser
vice there on Sunday evening every two
weeks until further notice.
Among the recent cattle shipments to
Denver tna following come from this vi
cinity; a. h. Brooks, Elizabeth, - head:
". j. Parks, Eastonville. "A head j. G.
Collins, kamah, - head; A. G. t'prn-
forth. Ebert 81 head: A.G. Putnam,
Ebert, 40 hcad.
Losr-A brown, chatelain bag, be-
tween foudis and Eltcrt, Saturday eve
ming. Oct. /. 1t contained several little
articles, including stamps, pictures and
receipts, which the owner would like to
recover. Please leave at Fundis po~tof-
lice, orwritc Nora Tomlin, iFondis, Colo.
James A. Gair, twelve years old. the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gair. li,i q
near Bland, was thrown from his horse,
on Mohday evening, Sept. 70, while riding
h Dme from school, receiving injuries hrt
| resulted IN his death On the afternoon Of
the following day. 1t was sad event,
and the bcrenyrd family will receive the
Sincerest sympathy Of their neighbours
As we'll as OF friends throughout Ebert
county.
Mir. II, c. King, Of Atchison, Kansas,
who ha, been stopping in this town and
vicinity for some weeks, enjoying tho
Colorado climate and posting up as 10
our resources, departed fbr his home ON
last Monday. The result Of his inycsti
cations has been very pleasing and salts.
| factory, us is evidenced by the fact that
dr. King expects to arrange his affair,
/ j. KANSAS 50 that he can speedily return
mere for the coming winter.
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