La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-02-01
Bowen for suits that fit.

ASH your ldllOf lOf Mltcntll
fashion plates. Bowen has them.
Bird & Shull have an elegant line
Of toilet and bath soap. Try them.
Port X. Beeman. sanitary plumb
ing;E. Trinidad Plaza: phone east l65.
Don't list your property with me
unless you want it sold. R B. Cook.
J. w. Warner is building a four
room cottage in Santa Fe addi-
tiOn.
4 Bird & Shull pay highest market
price for country produce. Butter
and eggs wanted.
WANTED Five room modern
house, within two blocks of post
office K. b. Cook.
For SALE All kinds of apples,
wholesale or retail. at the old
TRIBUNE office. 5. J. Hulse.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co,
undertaking, embalming. Phone,
442 black; night phone. 462 red
The ladies of St Andrews guild
are making preparations to give a
county fair during Easter week.
Do not forget that our bakery
product is unequalled in the city.
Everything first-class and clean
Bird q Shull.
For RENT Thirty-six acre farm;
ten acres in alfalfa; balance plow
land; with small house; adjoins Las
Animas. Call on F. NJ. Stark, La
Junta. Colo.
A. c. Draper was in Denver last
week for several days. accompany
ing his daughter, Miss Ethyl, who
was taken TO "A hospital in that city
for treatment. Mrs. Draper is also
attending her daughter. whose con-
dition is reported somewhat. i'm
proved.
\ {. w. Spence, representing the
Inland Type Foundry. of st. Louis,
4sios " az Nl0iNpi
and made the great family journal
a pleasant visit, as result of which
the editor blowed himself for several
new and up-to-date type faces.
When the new type arrives we will
be pleased to show you-it's from
Missouri.
This winters transcontinental
travel on the Santa Fe is the heav-
lest in the history of the road. All
overland trains for the coast are
loaded to the limit. and the Pullman
berths have been reserved for weeks
ahead. A resident of La Junta who
recently made application for
reservation on the California limited
was informed that none would be
available until about March lst.
| DIR. J. II. Rippey. who bought the
I Updike property on Belleview
avenue few months ago. left last
Saturday, accompanied by his fami-
ly, for La lara, Colo, where he
expects to remain indefinitely if the
climate agrees with him. The brand
of weather we have been having
during the past two weeks has been
rather discouraging to people who
have recently emigrated to Colorado
for their health.
Last Thursday was the last day
for the delivering of beets and the
last slicing was done Friday of last
week. The campaign opened Sep
tember 2sth, and during the run Of
100 DAYS l25 600 tons of beets have
been converted into the finest of
refined sugar. When the final pay
ments shall have been made next
month the growers of the Valley
will have received S625,0OO. The
average tonnage has been the high
est since the factory started. 1t has
been a profitable year for both the
grower and the factory. Rocky
Ford Enterprise.
The Santa Fe has promised to
build spur into the Holbrook
country providing the farmers living
in that section will pledge them
selves to grow $500 additional acres
of sugar beets Il. F. Gleasman is
endeavoring to secure the additional
acreage, and has already secured
pledges to grow 800 of the $500
acres necessary to assure the build
ing of the spur. Railroad facilities
for the delivery of beets to the fac