The Elbert County tribune., 1905-04-20
Local Happenings

sCr1Der.
4 Force 10 cents per package.-R. Gates
Mercantile Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Dittemore, residing
southwest of Ebert, will celebrate the
fortieth anniversary OF their marriage
next Sunday, April %.
\ Money to loan on good real estate Sc
curity. Inquire at this office.
The Tribune has a few garden seeds
left-beans, lettuce, onion, cabbage and
tomato. Call and get package. They
are free to our subscribers.
DR.. Brown, dentist, at Cottage Hotel,
Friday and Saturday, April q and o.
N. S. Warner is new subscriber to
the Tribune. Mr.. Warner has rented
his ranch six miles north OF Ebert to
Dan Detwiler, and will leave some time
this week for his former home near Lud-
low, Mo.
For Sale-3O0 bushels Smutless seed
wheat, extra quality, at SLIGO per hun
dred. Louis Muller, Z miles west of
Ebert.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Reno drove across
from Kiowa yesterday and were greeting
many Elbert friends. Mrs. Reno is now
so far recovered from the injury received
last summer that she walks about with
out the aid of crutch or cane.
Chase & Sanborn's celebrated Seal
brand Accent coffee now 50 cents per
pound can; two cans 65 cents.-R. Gates
Mercantile Co.
Cal Elliott, who has had his saw-mill
located between Monument and Table
Rock for almost year, came in Tuesday
morning for a few days visit with his
parents, and many Ebert friends. Cal
will move his machinery up into Middle
Park soon and will probably locate near
Arrowhead, on the new Moffat road.
Eggs for Matching from pure bred Bar
red Plymouth Rocks, $50 per setting of
10; choice Single Comb Minorcas, 75c
per setting.-Geo. McKimmie, Ebert.
The Manzanola Sun, speaking of the
condition of W. ]. Watts, says: "W. j..
Watts was brought home Sunday. A
short time ago Mr.. watts was removed
to the c. F. & l. hospital at Pueblo. 1t
was found that the hospital physicians
were unable to render him any assist
ance and he was brought home. His
condition is critical"
Something New.-Walkers chile con
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carne, III and 10 cents can; hog and hom-
ing, 10 cents; chicken tamales, III cents;
chile powder, 10 cents.-k. Gates Mer
camille 20.
The social and card party given in Red
Men hall Saturday evening was quite a
success, more than 40 being in attend
ance. Progressive might've was the
principal amusement of the evening
Light refreshments were served from II
to IL, when the guests departed for their
homes' all declaring that they had spent
very pleasant evening as guests OF Sa-
tantee Tribe No. W.
| j. J. Blandford, who came here recent.
ly from Routt county, has leased the
Cottage Hotel property, buying out Mrs
Mary Griffin, who has conducted the
hotel for some time, and takes possession
today. Mr.. Blandford informs us that
he will conduct a tirst-class house, aHd
will keep up the same excellent table
that has gained for Mrs. Griffin an envi
able reputation in the past.
Hon. N. L. Gleason and family have
moved from Denver, where they resided
during the session of the legislature
back to Elizabeth Mr.. Gleason said il
was really comical to person who wa.
member of the legislature and knew it.
workings, to see how the Denver dali,
papers distorted the truth, guessed a