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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

The Enterprise carries very large
and well assorted stock OF stationery
for Job Printing purposes. And we
have the type, presses and workmen
TO do the best o: work, promptly and
at fair prices. There is very little
commercial printing demanded in the
Rocky Ford country but that we have
the facilities for handling in the best
manner
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

Do not hesitate to ask for a free
sample OF Chambcrlain's stomach and
liver tablets. We are glad to give
them to anyone who is troubled with
biliOusness, constipation, or any dis
order of the stomach Many have
been permanently cured by their use.
Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Deaths.

Undertaken Sprinkler reports the death
of Mrs. Dodd. June 25th, on North 5rd.
Funeral services were held at the Pres
qyteran church the following Sunday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Davenport Of
ficisting.
Ophal, the two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cummings, Swink. died
July 9Th. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev Hollenbaek at the home
July 9TH. Tnterment at Riverview ceme-
terry.
p. K. Blinn of the Experiment Station
finds that some few cantaloupo fields are
afflicted with lice. He is experimenting
with a fumigatiou which promises to be
successful, but he is not yet ready to
claim it as panacea.
The great darkness which accompanied
the heavy rain Of Tuesday was promptly
relieved by the Electric Co. starting its
engines, for which thanks from the gen
eral public are due.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Christian church did good work for the
public as well as themselves in conduct
ing stand at the fair grounds on the
Fourth, taking in S2l4 and clearing $50.
W.T.. Moore of Columbia, Mo-, will lee
turo at the Christian church Thursday
evening, July 18th. Subject: THE Com
ing Woman" Admission free.
DR.. Jones whe has a gasoline power
irrigated ranch about seven miles north
west of Rocky Ford reports that Tues
days hail greatly injured his oantaloupes.
All of the machinery, appliances, ETC.,
for improved telephone exchange are now
on hand and force of workmen will ar
rive in few days to make the installa-
tion
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Twenty Year Battle.

81 was loser in a twenty year bat
tie with chronic piles and malignant
sores, until I tried Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; which turned the tide, by cur
ing both, till not tracp remains" !"
writes A. NJ. Bruce, of Farmville, Va.
Best for old Ulcers, Cuts, Burns and
Wounds. 25c at all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

Wanted-Percheron and Coach Stall
lions from one to six years old.
Address M. F. Dillon. 82l East Fourth
street, Pueblo, Colo 46 I'll
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

DIV. Burrell recently received letter
from a Florida market gardener saying
that he last year planted 2 5-4 acres of
Burrell's Rocky Ford grown wax beans
and from the field sold $500 worth. He
will be a regular customer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
SWINK.

Our town is moving ahead at its usual
rapid gait. The factory construction is
making good progress and new houses
are under way all over town.
r. A. Todd recently resigned the posi-
ton of marshal and E. L. West was ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Presiding Elder Chase will preach at
the school house at 3 p. m. next Sunday,
and it is hoped that he will have a full
congregation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Don't Be Backward

to heal old sores entirely, they should
be kept in a good condition, for
which this salve is especially valuable.
For sore nipples Chamberlain's Salve
has no superior. For sale by Awards
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
rhs Reeky Fse1 cossssy ths Shsv
Locality.

Ths Reeky Fsea coSsssy ths Shsv
Locality.
On Friday two Pullman tourist cars
and dining car were sidssrssksd here.
containing . party Of iand-sssksrs from
Illinois. Indiana. Iowa and Missouri 70 So
The Rocky Ford country. il bsing TIE bsst
example Of what industry and irrigation
will do for the development OF farming
region. A drive was tAksa oves the sd-
accent country and the visitors vel i'm
pressed with what they saw. The party
WAS hare under the ehspsfoaags Of Bsns
4 Co. Of Chicago. who are seeking 10
sell lands al Deeffeld. Ks. near Garden
Cay. AIDING in the Management OF the
party were D. II. Bane. wm. Nicholson
llats Santa Fe colonization agsn,l CLARK
ard Frank lie Fever and Frank rownslsy.
Hon. q. w. S~ink. Senator Crowley.
Paul ksnnsdy and D. ". Barley we're
invited 10 lunch with them. and found the
party iasing sumpsuoasiy.
These visits Of prospective eastern
land buyers 10 Rocky Ford. while intsnd-
cd 10 boom other portions Of the valley
and the west. will not Be- unpsoatabls 70
our section. What Is seen in drive
around Rocky Ford Is used by the ssssssn
land agsn, as an ob!se; lesson 70 show
wha, the lands sought 70 b sold may BE-
come. Those OF the land sseksss Who
want cheap lands IN more or isss pso-
nsef country ~iii make their purchases
elsewhere. but those who have the means
TO buy our higher priced lands ,bus moi
too highl may be attracted here BY ths
high state Of development. our almost
universal telephone service. our rural fret
delivery. our schools. churches. refined
society. etc. etc. and conclude that ~
have advantages which make the Rocky
Ford country highly desirable loeAhs,
fer . man 10 live who wants 70 hvs
right ard enjoy aii The benefits incident u
. progressive and advanced community
Pence we may get some Of the y
hons-sseksss. and u We do not Will havt
Rocky Ford sdmiringiy talked Of IN q
eastern localities from which our visitosi
came. and reap an Indirect benefit later
Another EvIdeals q ths Value o
Tlilax.
For several years past George B. Cur
iiss has had q certain FIVE acres whiel
was AFFECTED with alksli. Il showed con
siderable white on tho sufaes and SOM
places were so bad that wesds would NO
grow. The land was tiled this spring m
|, Is now growing hne crop Of oats an
,hore Is no, . barc spo, on the tract. In
cats arc tho White Russian variety an
tho sample brought 10 the Entsrpris
Office shows an unusually heavy straw.
well headed. and will probably make 81
bushels por acre.
Morai.-If you havo any land as whit
as sheep and worthless Il Is your owl
fault when \ good iob Of ;iling will max
Il both slightly and productive.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Last Call

a. the reduced prioo Of 500. Only a
few loft Of tho lovely Manhattan Lots at
Fowler. Size of each lot 5oxl25. Act
quick and secure tho $1,000 gift. Call
on Mary J. Anderson. Agent. LIT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Sl,115 &c
DISBURSEMENTS

Hon. I; H. Gresham; ;--------- % oC
Erhest NICHOLS; second money cowboy. IL 0O
Iiess Enyart, three monies -------------- q &c
Ealph collins Indian war dancc-------- 80 OC
Len Hawkey, first money bicycle race s 90
kld Nanny, second money bicycle race. so
Lheek third money bicycle race------.... / so
Murray, second money boys race- 2 90
y BBlCbardson q Jelaney, 3-legged race 3 90
y. ~ Hale, sack raee--------------- o 90
geo. MasSwell, barrel race e------------ 8 90
SSporb bMhittenberg, second money! 3 90
r III. Npehaiusoh, third money-------.---- ! SO
Geo' IBapcock, IOo yard dash. 8 90
SeH. SIt tbabGiGock, ~ yard ddash------------ 8 90
SSaPH SpHns, ihdian race 3 90
raui e. hehhedy Jap entertainments. % 90
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

Pueblo residence property to ex-
change for residence property in
Rocky Ford. Call on or address w.
r. Cline, Rocky Ford. 6-tf
Hereford Bulls for Sale.
W. E. Fenton & Co. have for sale
several choice Hereford Bulls. 5o-4t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

Tho ". c. r. U. Will meet At tho Rost
Room Friday. July 20. .. o'clock p. m.
70 transact business. All holding Office
aro urged to DO present.
For Sale or Trado-Good Boot not and
good Spring wagon. !. X. Young. sos
S. IL. 6-9-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

If the Enterprises large stock of
Blanks does not contain what you
want we will print it for you on short
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Kind Words From a Good Woman,

Lamar, July IL.
Editor Barkley:- Please send copy Of
the Enterprise of 29th, which misse d.
| feel much interested in the question Of
the possiblereturn Of the saloons to Rocky
Ford. God grant they may never again
be licensed there. | greatly admire tho
stand taken by the Enterprise.
Mrs. Mary S. Kennedy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Encouragement in a Good Cause

Omer, Colo. July 10, 'o6.
To the Editor Of the Enterprise:
Stand by your coIors. Where you lose
one subscriber by advocating the cause
Of temperance, you will gain two.
Yours,
A. H. Lincoln.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

A competent girl wanted for house,
work in family of four and no children
Inquire at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

FOR SALE-Onc 81 II. P. Olds
gasoline engine, only used 10 days.
For price enquire OF w. r. Cline. 6tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
KEEP up YOUR SUPPLY

of coal-it will be colder before its all
warmer. And if Mr.. Everyman waits
until his bin is down to the last ciNGk
and you all order at once Mr.. Somebody's
fingers are going to get nipped! Then the
wife and babies, tool iOrder right now
from us and you will get good measure
Of the finest. cleanest, best burning coal
our search has brought US. Phone con-
nection.
jackson & Lawson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

n. /. MAXWELL
HENRY |. SPRINKLER
l.. L. SHELTON
L SMITH
6. HARVEY NORTON
Finance Com miiic5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

DR.. Jones who has a gasoline power
irrigated ranch about seven miles north
west of Rocky Ford reports that Tues
days hail greatly injured his oantaloupes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
ExCURSI
CRIPPLE CREEK
Sunday, July 22d.

|0uHUdy, guy ZNQ'
An opportunity to view the most marvellous mountain
Scenery Of Colorado aud to visit the GREATEST GOLD
CAMP on EARTH
The Santa Fe
and Cripple Greek Short Line will Special Train
from points named at exceedingly low rates.
Leaves La Junta 3:55 a. ns., Rate $3.50
90 Swink. 4.O3 a. ns.,.... j.4Gh
Z" Rocky Ford 4sL.3 am. $50
4" ManZanOLa 4s2S am. 3. 10
4" Fowler. Hs45 a.M....... 2.05
Arrives Colo. Sprin9s 7s2O am.
Cripple Greek IO.4O am.
(sop Of mini a, Spring, u nreakias
Returning. will leave Cripple Creek nj $40 pm,
reaching Colorado Springs about Pun Three hours
to visit Colorado Springs and Manitou. Train leaves
Colo Springs returning at s p. IN.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-12
TOM SMITH,.
DENTIST
Donovan Block.

John W. Miller is now an authoriz d
officer of the peace on the city police
force since having donned the star this
week. He has been assigned to duty
south of the track. The request having
been made to the council by residents
of South Langdon that steps be taken
to prohibit such disturbances as have
occurred there with unnecessary fire.
quency of late.
On the evening Of June 23rd, the
Royal Neighbors of Wales gathered at
the home of Bert k%nooihnizen to tender
a farewell reception to Mrs. f.. n.
Belletieur who left the Saturday follow
ing for Weyburn, Canada. to join her
husband who left ON time ago. Dur
ing the evening the Oracle, Mrs. \. l..
Perry, in n few well chosen remarks
presented Mrs. Belletlrur with IA peauti-
full chain rs a token of the esteem in
which she L. held IN the camp and out
Of it After ~ very pleasant evening" at
cards, etc, and u tine supper the crowd
dispersed feeling that in the removal IF
Mrs, Bellrtirnr the camp loses n worthy
member aud unt. whose absence will hr
more kerul, felt from the fact that she
had beer Vice Oracle OF the cams
almost from its institution.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-12
ORDER YOUR
Abstracts ofTitle
FROM THE
LANGDON ABSTRACT co.

Kelly & Schneider have this
week purchased the entire stock of
new and up-to-date goods formerly
owned by Frank Forester at Wales
which they will at once close out at
greatly reduced prices.
DR. Lochead, who Is practicing at
Wales in partnership with DR.. |. w.
Lynn was granted a certificate of per
mission to practice his profession in
North Dakota at a meeting of the state
examining board held last week at
Fargo.
The vocal and instrumental musical
talent at Osnabrock are preparing to
give an entertainment laterin the month,
the proceeds of which will 90 to the
building fund of the new Catholic
church to be built at that tlace. The
program for the evening will also con-
tain the names of several we'll known
local performers. The date of the con
cert will be given mex week.
The courts of the Langdon tennis club
are kept busy these evenings by the
players engaged IN practice games
getting ready for the tournament that is
being arranged with clubs of the
%neighboring towns and will be played on
the Langdon courts within the coming
month. 1t Is planned that the winners
in the different series will participate in
the state tennis tournay at the Forks
this fall.
Rev. :. j. Buck returned to the city
last week from Chicago. where Ike spent
the greater part of a months vacation
at the Midland University. and was one
of the Theological class upon whom the
Chicago seminary Of science conferred
the degree of Ph. - While there he
krv. Thu>. Duugan who received the
degree, # u. d., AT the closing exercises
OF thai university WORK for the present
ear which occurred va the 2Slh ak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-12
Gossip and Notes.

Langdon certainly has al all home
ball team this summer that is doing
creditable work.
Sarles held the first election of town
officers since it's incorporation on Tues
day of this week.
Calvin is reported as building more
tine residences than any of the new
towns along that line.
The Ct. Northern gave an excursion
rate of one fare and one-tifth to those Of
its patrons attending the Langdon races
this week.
The city is this week putting in its
first cement cross walk at the intersec-
ton of Fifth and Spruce streets, op-
posite the public schools.
Milton is after a creamery, or perhaps
to speak more correctly there is a
creamery promoter man after the people
at Milton, working up interest in the CO.
operate scheme.
Munich is building a fine large public
hall and opera house, which opens this
week and presents all the fall theatri-
cal attractions dated for the northern
circuit this season.
Thermometers showed a maximum
temperature of over so degrees in the
shade five days this week. 1t was hot
enough for anybody, but the way in
which it brought the crops along GER
talnly left no room for the kicker to say
much.
Fred II. Lincoln, who had editorial
control of the Cavalier Co. Eagle during
it's brief existence ante-dating the
primaries of June 10Th, is at jamestown
handling the write-up of the republican
state convention for the Grand Forks
Evening Times this week. Gang re-
publicans have of late become so scarce
in the Forks that the staff reporter of
Evening Times no doubt got SO
lonesome that he felt the need of a
/ change.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-12

Birtch & Liebeler, general agents of
Canadian lands.
Mrs. Boyd returned home Saturday
from a stay of ten days at the Chau-
tauqua.
A private car to Alberta every week.
E. A. Wadsworth can tell you where and
how to go.
Eugene Pennock became the purchaser
of extensive farm lands during his
recent trip through the Canadian North
west.
T. E. Pierce and family returned home
Friday from their visit to Mlnot where
they spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Champine during the races.
A daughter was born on Tuesday of
this week, the 10th inst, to Mr.. and Mrs
AL. Zimmerman, recent newcomers from
Minnesota and residing in Billings
township.
L. W. Cox, formerly of Milton, and
now in the livery business at Walhalla
is taking advantage of the races this
week to greet a number of his old Lang
don friends.
Mrs. H. E. Price returned home Satur-
day from an extended visit with the
Price family in Minnesota and a stay of
several weeks with her mother Mrs.
Click, in Illinois.
DR.. Jno. A. Mckay returned Monday
from a trip through the western part Of
the state and across the line in Montana,
where he spent a couple Of weeks look
ing over the country.
The Mennonites of Henderson town
ship have about completed work on the
new church being built at Munich this
summer. Its dedication is expected to
take place during the coming week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-12
Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.

Birtch g. Liebeler can sell or lorate you
on a homestead in the Canadian North
west.
Mrs. Jno. S. Gogin was a visitor in the
city from Osnabrock a couple of days
last week.
Miss Lucy A. Gordon returned home
last Friday from a visit with friends in
Pembina county.
Miss Nellie Tyrrell is spending the
week here making a visit with her folks
and many Langdon friends.
Miss Annie Kelly is spending a couple
of weeks with friends in Minneapolis
while undergoing special medical treat
ment.
George z. Balsdon was in town over
Sunday visiting with friends. He has
been away part of the summer with
relatives down at Cavalier.
Co. Treasurer Jos. Power took yester-
days train for jamestown, where be
will be a spectator at the republican
state convention which OPENS today.
w. A. Farrell and Jno. Boyd are home
from their two weeks vacation trip
spent in sightseeing across the line and
through the western part of the state.
S. j. A. Boyd, who edits the Moon
and teachers school at the end town,
Hannah, made a round of pleasant calls
on county seat acquaintance Tuesday.
w. A, Trip is down from Hannah at
tending the races. Today his thorough
bred stallion, Pathmont, Will be given
an exhibition mile, giving breeders
and horsemen attending the races an
opportunity to see his style on the track.
D. Dockstader who has recently pur-
chased a partnership in the McNabb
livery stable has moved his family to this
city from Mowbray, Man. For the pres
ent they are occupying a suit of rooms
in the Smith building opposite the court
house. MIR. Dockstader vas in the hotel
business at Mowbray before coming
here and has quite an acquaintance with
people through the northern part of the
county.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-12
DR.. KERR
DENTIST.

{ oIuuAhC . (
Cavalier county will furnish a prize
winning exhibit at the Fargo state fair
which opens on the 23rd in the two
thoroughbred Belgian imported stall
lions, Coloss, II and Gastfreund, II,
owned by Ferdinand Stamm Of this city.
The horses were imported two years ago
and are acknowledged by all who have
seen them as the finest of their breed in
the entire Northwest
Langdon lodge K. of p. and the Rath-
bone Sisters will be represented at the
grand lodge meeting of those orders at
Dickinson next week by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Moran, M. and Mrs. f. w. Bleak
ley, Mesdames Sullivan, Farrell and
Winter. MI. George Barcelo will also
be one of the party as he is a member of
the executive committee of the grand
lodge. The party expect to be away
about a week.
Friday of next week, Jnly Goth, a
picnic will be held 10y the teachers and
scholars of the Mclean and Dunford
schools Of Harvey township at the
Dunford grove. The afternoons pro-
gram of sports, songs, recitations, etc,
will start at two o'clock with a base ball
game. There will be lots of ice cream,
lemonade and other refreshments on the
grounds and nearly all of those who go
will remain until evening bring baskets
of provisions along for supper.
Last Friday evening friends and rela-
tives to the number Of forty gathered
at the home of JAS. Heating in Perry
township to participate in a dance given
in honor of their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
III. kinSkern, of st. Cloud, Mimi. the
latter u sister of Mrs. keating. None
know better how to entertain their
friends than the keatingS. and those
who were there are not II bit backward
in stating that they had one of the jolli-
est times OF their life at the dance gwen
by jim Heating last Friday evening.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-12

"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
Druggist j. H. Tyrrell accompanied
quite a crowd OF his Munich friends who
are here to take in the races today.
Attorney Butler Lamb and wife, now
located at Towner, N. D., were met by
Langdon parties at the Chautauqua
last week.
David Henderson, one OF the pioneer
residents of Glenila township, is at the
hospital in Rochester, Mimi, for special
medical treatment.
w. H. Wilson is here for the races and
to see Riverside perform. "Billy' was
the owner of the horse when entered in
the races of a year ago.
A. l.. Perry, a former Langdon resi-
dent and wheat buyer for the North
western elevator company, is in town
from Wales to attend the races.
Mrs. Finerty and family are away at
Storm Lake, Ia, for a months visit with
the family of her brother. Mr.. Finerty
returned Monday from his trip to Fargo.
H. d. Close; Millions retired druggist,
who is now on the road for the new
wholesale drug house at Fargo is spend
ing a couple of days here and taking in
the races.
L. r. Kelly was an arrival in the city
Saturday, coming from Southern Mime
sofa for a short visit with his brother,
| G. j. Kelly, of the Kelly & Schneider de-
partment store.
Father Dougherty left Monday for
Fargo to attend the annual retreat of
the Catholic clergy of the diocese Of
North Dakota. He will be absent until
the end of the week.
Dan Meehan is in town for a weeks
stay from his farm, which adjoins the
townsite of Clyde. The crop outlook
through that section he reports as be-
ing a record breaker this year.
G. w. Campbell is along with the
Walhalla contingent of ace week visi
tors. He has a money making machin,
cry business down there and is not a bit
backward in giving his town a boost.
Neil McKechnie came over from Calvin
Tuesday evening. Mrs. McKechnie and
the children have been visiting with the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McKechnie
since their return from Colorado early
in the summer.
E. A. McCay, our former townsman
now a resident at Munich, was the ora.
tor of the day at Trier on the Fourth
and his address is stated as being 6
masterpiece in the way of spread-eagle
patriotic utterance.
Tom j. Donovan arrived in the city
last week from Boerne, Tex, for a visit
with his uncle, DR.. p. I. Donovan dur
ing the summer. He spent the winter
months in the south with highly salts
factory results to his health.
Ed. Moore is back again ~carpenterine
for the contracting and building firm Of
Loynes e. Moore. Since leaving here
with his family last spring he has beer
out through the Canadian Northwest
Mrs. Moore and the children are visiting
at Mimic.
Jas. Lindsay returned last Saturday
from a visit of a couple of weeks with
his folks, who since leaving here a few
years ago are located near Estevan
Man. Crops on the other side of the
line are making u Cannuck neighbors
feel rich already.