La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
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FoR SALE-One good milch COW.
Inquire of G. H. Downer.
Il Xmas is past but the great concert
and reading program comes January
sth. at opera house.
Hot beef boullion and hot choca-
late. also ice cream and cold drinks
every day in the year at Dunkin's.
Gem" -four, best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed ar money
refunded La Junta Milling Co.
I Harry Allen. student in the law
school of Denver Univerity, is
spending the holidays with the home
folks.
For RENT Two or three furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping.
Apply to Mrs Simmons. South Ration
avenue.
Miss Mary kimball. daughter of
Rev. c. o. kimbalI, came down
from Trinidad last "Wednesday for
few days visit with Miss Martha
Phillips.
James Deshazer. of Admire. Kan.
who has had most enjoyable visit
with La Junta friends during the
past week. returned home yesterday
morning.
Miss Grace NJ Davis youngest
daughter of Rev. S c. Davis has
been engaged to teach the O'Neil
district school for the balance of the
year vice Miss Rowland. resigned.
Judge Wallis recently bought the
Alfred Booker eighty acre ranch
south of town. and says he intend to
move out there next spring and
commence raising sugar beets and
alfalfa.
Gulliford Academy. $50 Lake ave
nue.. Pueblo. Colorado. The winter
term will begin on Tuesday. January
2, 1906. and there are vacancies for
two girl boarders. For particulars
address the principal. Miss Gulliford.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Mills. who
have been visiting relatives and
friends at various points in Texas
during the past month. returned
home Thursday morning. Mr..
Mills says the atmosphere around La
Junta is rather frigid in comparison
with the Texas article.
Frank J. Withers. corporal of
Company G. Seventh Infantry. and
son of Mrs. Martha Withers. of this
city, who has been located on Malahi
Island. Manila. 2. l.. during the past
three years, writes us to change the
address of his TRIBUNE to Fort Mis-
soula. Mont, his regiment having
been transferred to that point.
The teachers and pupils of the La
Junta high school were the delight
ed recipients of beautiful present
on Christmas day. and feel very
grateful to Dr. and Mrs. F. Finney.
the donors. The present is a picture
painted by VelasqueZ in 1926. en-
titled THE Surrender of Breda
1t will ornament the hallway of the
high school building.
Ollie Hansbrough. who has been
working in California as an electrl-
clan for the Santa Fe during the
past nine months, arrived in La
Junta last Saturday. and will spend
the holidays with O.ero county
relatives and friends. He is now
visiting his parents in the Box
Springs country, but expects to re-
turn to California about the middle
of January.
Sheriff Barr rounded up the HoI-
brook country last Wednesday en-
deavoring to locate William Bull,
wanted in Trinidad f0z horse steal
ing. He got trace of the man and
learned that Bull had left the day
before for Rocky Ford. The sheriff
succeeded in rounding Bull up in
the sugar beet metropolis late in the
evening, and later turned him over
to the Trinidad officers.
The new clock system of keeping
time is being installed at the local
shops and is to be ready for use next
Monday morning. The employe in
serts his time card in the mechanism
of the clock on going to work and at
the quitting hour, the exact minute
being recorded. The new method