The Elbert County tribune., 1905-10-26
ELBERT, COLO, OCT. %, 1905.
Local and Personal

A. G. Cornforth sold two cars OF feeder
steers to W. A. Lafferty of Alexis, Ills,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Dittemore have
moved into the Aux property in the
south part of town.
Mrs. Hobbs has sold her hotel business
at Eastonville to Prof Molloy. teacher OF
the Eastonville school.
Don't forget date of Kansas City Pain
less Dentists, in Elizabeth week com
mencing Monday, Oct. 3D. 1905.
Mo-, was visiting at the w. Fl. Bass home
in Prosperity Ridge last week.
We have a more,-c complete stock of
lumber and building material than ever
before.-Russell Gates Mercantile Co.
Rev. Herbert F. Jones of the Christian
church will hold services at Eastonville
on Sunday, Oct. 20, morning and evening.
At our store you receive 'sHonest
Weight" "Full Measure" and courteous
treatment. - Russell Gates Mercantile
Co.
b. NJ. Maroon has more applications
for ranches than he has places to sell.
If you really want to sell, list your prop
erty with him.
We can save you money on the little
things that you have to buy nearly every
day. Have you tried usY-Russell Gates
Mercantile Co.
j. E. Mayer and Baltz Gaylor sent
their horses to Denver last week, where
they will be under the care of an exper-
fenced horseman and driver.
Jake Epler pays the highest market
price for Mexican beans, beef, hides,
grain, butter and eggs, fence posts-in
fact, everything marketable farmer
has to sell.
Henry z. Wolf, staunch friend OF
this paper, called Monday and ordered
the Tribune sent regularly to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Zula Leedy, at Epworth, Iowa.
Mrs. Jacob Epler returned Monday
from months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. May Shay, at Erie. She is much
benefited in health as result of her
visit
Go to Jake Epler's and get prices on
stoves, wagons, buggies, clothing, dry
goods, boots and shoes, and everything
usually kept for sale in general mer-
| chandise store
IL. L. Montgomery, representing the
| Colorado Monumental Works, of Colo
RADIO Springs, was in this locality last
week in the interests of above firm, which
the Tribune can recommend as being per
fectly reliable.
Edgar Grin, proprietor of the Beulah
| hotel. returned on Wednesday of last
week, bringing with him bride. Mr.
Grin was married at Carrollton, Ohio,
on Sunday, Oct. 15, to Miss Grace Smith.
Congratulations.
Ladies-Can you make an underskrt
for 30 cents? We have them ready-made
at prices ranging from 80 cents to S275.
The best we have ever seen for the mon
ey.-Russell Gates Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James George of Carroll
ton, Ohio, arrived here on Wednesday OF
last week and will spend the winter in
this locality. Mrs. George is sister of
Frank Long of Kiowa
Dotson q Chapman have bought the
livery business of Jewell & Son, the deal
announced in this paper a couple of
weeks ago having fallen through. Mr.
Dotson has taken charge of the business
and will conduct an up to date livery
and feed barn.
Epler's Prices on Beef-I will sell COW
beef as follows: Three cents per pound
for fore quarter, 5 cents for hind quar-
ter. Steers and heifers: cents for fore
quarter, cents for hind quarter.-Jacob
Epler.
A Halloween social will be held at the
home of N. Grow, in Prosperity Ridge,
on Tuesday evening, Oct 81. Halloween
games will he played and supper will
be served by the ladies' auxiliary. Don't
wait for an invitation. All are invited.
Come and have a good time.
George Bernard, seven miles west of
Eastonville, received six head of fine
Galloway cattle, one bull and five cove,
from Kansas City last week, from the
fat stock show. They will be added to
his already fine herd on his ranch south
west of Elbert, in Ell Paso county.
b. NJ. Maroon reports the sale of the
Gottlieb Ehring ranch of 4S0 acres,
east of Elbert along Comanche creek,
to Ludwig Driever, of Fremont county,
Iowa. Also the sale of the Guild ranch
of $50 acres, east of Elbert, to Mr.
Ehring. John Driever, brother OF
Ludwig, has bought of Jacob Epler his
240 acre ranch west of Elbert.
Don't Borrow Trouble.
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