The Imperial press., 1905-09-30
IMPERIAL

School Books at the FOst OInce.
 Defiance Seed Wheat. Imperial Grain & Milling Co.
 Virgil Patterson shipped two carloads of hogs this week.
 Alfalfa seed bags-buy them of the Desert Grain Company.
 Leave your orders for Alfalfa Seed and Straw berry Plants with E. R. Fair banks.
 Mrs. R. H. Clark came home last Fri day night from six weeks stay at Pas adena.
 For rent, office rooms in the Garner block, also furnished rooms. Apply to l. l.. Wilson.
 For rent, 32O acres barley land one mile from town. F. N. Chaplin & Son, Imperial, Cal.
 Choice lot of Utah Alfalfa seed. Can deliver by October 10th. Imperial Grain & Milling Go.
 Miss Ida O'Connell returned last Sat urday night to take up her duties as teacher in our schools.
 City Marshal Meadows has been laid up for few days this week on account of his intrepid action in stopping rum away horse.
 F.. Russell and wife, from Ida Grove, Iowa, are visiting in the Valley this week, calling on friends and relatives -On the Eastside.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Tuttle returned from their summer at the beaches and Mrs. Futile took her place in the. Inn perial schools, last Monday.
 Get your whiskers amputated and an artistic hair cut. Satisfaction guaran- teed or whiskers refunded at The Valley Barber Shop. W. E. Downing, Prop.
 FL. Eddy, q mining and business man from Pasadena, is in the Valley this week, looking us over for invest ments in company with his friend, F.. E. RasOr, of San Bernardin0.
 H. W. Cottle of Thermal is an Im- perial Valley visitor this week. He came down to adjust the loss on the Bob Davis pool hall for the GIens Falls Insurance Company.
 The dance that was to have been giv- en on Friday night at the Water Com pany hall, has been postponed for one week and will be given on Friday night next, October 9th, at the same place.
 Dan Nichols is here from Yuma, where he has spent most of the year. Dan says Imperial looks pretty good to him and he thinks he will spend the winter here. He has closed out his interests at Yuma and will visit awhile with his relatives in River side.
 Sheriff Broadnax is in the Valley this week from San Diego on business con- nected with his office. It is said |" be civil cases he is looking after, but We know of some parties who will not rest easy until he is gone. The sheriff's office is in go"I hands as long as Tom Broadnax holds the place.
 The weather for the past week has been rather queer" It was hot and Sultry some, then cool and dry some more and finally on Thursday a big rain storm gathered on the mountains west 0f the Valley, and our ex-Kansas people thought cyclone was coming sure. There was lots of wind and little dust, accompanied by quite . shower Thurs day night.
 r. H. Kellogg, of Brawley, was in Inn perial this week and informed the PRESS man that the new real estate firm that will handle the townsites of Brawley, Imperial, Silsbee, Calexico and Heber, would complete its organization in a very short time and be ready for busi- ness. There are quite a number of peo ple coming into the Valley now and the prospects for revival of business in the real estate line are better than. they = have been for more than year.
 The official figures in the vote for bonds in Imperial Water Go. No. 5 at the time when the vote was closed and the bonds declared carried, was: For the bonds 25.94234 shares. Against the bonds 2S0 shares. The total number of shares issued up to date and entitled to N,oteon fha matte is a R99 Totolnum