La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
soME MORE LOCAL ITEMS
'rade with II. G.. Todd.

Trade al the Palace Drug Store.
Complete line of holiday goods at
Harbour's.
Smoke La Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
Cut Glass and hand-painted China
at Thompson's.
Prices are right and the goods are
right at Thompson's.
Christmas presents for everybody
on the p cent counter at Harbour's.
Crepe paper, the regular l0-cent
goods, now 6 cents a roll, at Har-
bour's.
New stock Of handpainted china.
just received. See Mrs. b. NJ.
Spalding.
For SALE OR RENT-First brick
house in North La Junta. Inquire
of J. A. Venable.
See the p cent counter at Har-
bour's before buying your Christmas
/ presents elsewhere.
Gem" flour, best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling Co.
Buy your Christmas millinery at
Mis- Humphreys. All trimmed hats
reduced in price. a lot of ready-to-
wear hats at half-price.
For SALE. New, desirable resi-
dence property; eight rooms: bath
room, nicely fitted; hot water heat;
fine location. Address owner. Box
43, city.
An Edison phonograph or Victor
talking machine would make fine
Christmas present. Sold on easy
payments by o. F. Zottmann at the
La Junta Music Store, Opera House
1 block
Richard NJ. Cox and Harriet A.
Grimes, both of Grand Junction,
Colo, were the chief participants in
wedding ceremony in the county
court room yesterday morning, at
which Judge Wallis ofiiciated.
st. Andrews Guild of the Episco-
pal church will hold sale of fancy
and useful articles at Woodruff Hall
on December 18th, from 3 to 10
o'clock p. m. A Dutch lunch will
will be served. Everybody invited.
Gulliford Academy, $50 Lake ave-
nue., Pueblo, Colorado. The winter
term will begin on Tuesday, January
=, 1906, and there are vacancies for
two girl boarders. For particulars
address the principal. Miss Gulliford.
Hon. Charles Z. Griffith of Denver,
one Of the distinguished state sena-
tors from the county of Arapahoe.
writes Mr. Draper that he will be
among those present on the occasion
of the formal opening of THE Drap-
er" next Tuesday evening.
Don't forget to remember the
grand opening Of The Draper" on
next Tuesday evening. There will
be music by the orchestra that made
La Junta famous, something to eat,
speechmaking by various and sundry
notables, and a good time generally.
The Otero county ten-ton road
roller is doing business every day on
the boulevard between the county
seat and Rocky Ford. The road has
been closed to vehicle traffic, as a
precaution to prevent runaway ac-
cidents, and is completed for dis
tance of about three miles.
You can buy piano or organ on
easy payments at the La Junta
Music Store. AS a special induce
ment | will give six months
course of music lessons free with
every piano sold. Every piano is
guaranteed. Pianos and organs
taken in exchanged. F. Zottmann.
At a regular meeting of La Junta
Lodge, No. %, Knights of Pythias,
officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Chancellor COM
mander, A. NJ. Warner; vice chan
cellor, J. A. Vestry; prelate. George
S. Thompson; master of the work.
J. B. Pearce; keeper of records and
seal, G. H. Winchell; master of
finance, r. G. Dalton; master of
excheqder, A. C. Draper; master at
arms. J. H. Melvin; inner guard,
Carl ThOrne. outer guard. George