La Junta tribune., 1905-02-25
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G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
emhalmer. Phone No. 2l-5
Business block for sale: an old time
location; S25O.-R. b. Cook.
For real estate. loans. investments
see JnO. w. Fisher. treasurer.
For painting. papering. granting.
decorating. etc. see Nidy 4 Myers.
Will trade an eighty acre ranch in
Holbrook for town house or lots-R.
b. Cook
For RENT-Newly furnished front
bedroom; large dressing room; mod
ern: $ll per month; phone 992 black.
WANTED AT ONCE $50. 900 worth
Of second hand furniture: will pay
the highest cash price. 4 Bur-
nett.
TAKE NOTICE positively refuse
to pay any further bills without .
written order from mel. H.
Grenler.
Don't forget the regular weekly
dance Of Wonderly's orchestra at
Eks' hall to-night- Saturday. Feb
uary 25th.
All canned goods, cereals and
breakfast foods marked to the low
est possible figure. See us before
you buv.-Bird 4 Shull.
We have established q hide house.
and will pay the highest market
price forhides. pelts and furs.
Junta Hardware company.
I have several two and one-half
and five acre tracts for sale; suitable
for truck farms; if you are at all
interested see my list.-R. B. Cook.
Miss Leah Kirkman spent Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. J. T. Kirk
man. who is taking treatment 1t s..
Mary's Sanitarium in Pueblo. Mn.
Kirkman u greatly improved IN
health.
Revival services are being can.
Quoted By Rev. Kaufman every
evening at the Fairmount school
house. They will continue in
definitely.
Olaf Swanson's young baby died
Thursday and was buried from the
residence on Ration avenue yester-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. w. X.
Ashby conducted the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Skinner, of
Pueblo, were La Junta visitors
Thursday and in the evening attend
ed the banquet rendered by the
Board Of Trade TO Santa Fe officials.
Mr.. and Ms. L. A. Fleming lest
Thursday morning for various points
in Kansas. Illinois and Iowa for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends They expect to be absent
about sixty days.
Frank Day is Offering his residence
property for sale and intends to
move back to his ranch in the Fair
mount country next week. Frank
says city life is too strenuous, and
it's back to the farm for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Richards. of
Topeka, Kan, former well known
residents Of this city. visited friends
here for several days this week and
attended the big doings incident to
the opening Of the new shops.
Earl Moore, former well known
La Junta youngster. son Of Mrs. L.
C. Moore, returned this week from
St. Joe. No.. where he has been To-
sated for some time past pursuing
his occupation - . knight Of the ra-
zor and shears.
T. C. Lemmond. for months
pest employed in the Santa Fe relay
Office. and very popular young man
in social circles. left Thursday morn
ing for Barstow, Calf. for m indef-
mite stay, the change being necessi-
tated by i'll health.
J. p. Br.dish hes purchased four
houses in the east end which have
had . somewhat notoFious reputa-
ton for several yean. An have
been razed to the ground, and in
their stead Mr.. Bf.dish viii erect
two Substantial dwelling hous8.
Rev. J. RyIand Murdoch, pastor
of the Baptist church q H. city fos
several months past, tesdered his