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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13
FREE HoMEsTEAps.

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WE LOCATE you on free homesteads
In western part of state. Leave Far
go every Saturday eyening. Inquire or
write. The Farmers Land Co, 6l2
Front street, Fargo.
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after first insertion; rs cents for first
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then one cent q word.
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Fargo Wants.

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after first insertion; rs cents for FIRST
insertion of any ad up to rs words
then one cent a word.
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FOR RENT

Unfurnished Rooms, s. S.
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FOR RENT-Two unfinished front
rooms. Fargo Steam laundry.
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BUSINESS cHANcE.

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FOR SALE--Restaurant, complete AK
lures good location, in Fargo. A..
r., care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13

WAN TED-Stenograph and general
office hand A. E. Jones, Lisbon, ".
d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BUSINESS MEN wanting % employ
stenographeTs by the hour apply 10
Aaker's Business College.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13

FOR SALE-Restauran and pool
room, just ready to take care of this
fails business good reason for sell
ling. e. G. Anderson, Litchville, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13
POST CARDS AND SOUVENIRS.

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POST CARDS and souvenirs, the
largest line In the west; comic.
leather, pictorial and scenic. Send for
samples and prices. We sell to deal
ers only. The Porte Company, Far
go, N. d.
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WANTED-Good boy to drive milk
wagon. Must be sober Apply Fo-
rum Office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13

WANTED-Errand boy, The Porte
Co., IL Eighth street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13
FOR RENT.
Houses. NJ. g.

NEW eight-room house, basement, gas.
electric light, plenty of soft water in
Kitchen; bathroom, hot water, 713 Sew
enth street north. Enquire Ais Fourth
avenue north.
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WANTED-Good strong boy, who is
not afraid of work, to run errands
and help with mail. Apply at Forum
Office.
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WANTED-A plumber and steamfit-
ter's helper. Apply to John Adamson,
Fargo, N. ID.
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WANT ED-Men to notify us when
they have second hand clothes and
shoes for sale. N. B.. No. 314 Front
street
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13

WANTED-Chore boy for farm. Must
understand milking and care of
stock. Phone 1853, or write Edgewood
farm, Fargo.
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WANTED-Young man about II years
old, to work in stockroom, etc. f.
w. Woolworth Co, "a Broadway.
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WANTED = Man to work on dairy
farm. E. G. officer, Resser farm.
Fargo. Phone 1167-4Long
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13

WANT ED-Messenger and inside
boys at Western Union; $40 per
month.
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Fargo Wants.

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after first insertion; Is cents for frst
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WANTED-Assistant pharmacist, one
who can speak German preferred
Crowley Drug Co, Wimbledon, N. D.
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ACTIVE MAN WANTED-To adver-
tise, exhibit good and manage
branch of large mail order house. Sal
airy SIS per week, expenses paid. Per-
manent position with advancement.
Honesty more essential than experi-
ence. National Co. 100 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR RENT.

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FOR RENT-DesirabIe three room
fiat, bath, continuous hot water and
steam heat, suitable for bachelor
apartments or gentleman and wife.
Address G, care Forum.
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WANTED-Man to run elevating
grader, one who has had experience
Address t. Twichell or E. L. Twfchell,
610 Front street, Fargo.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-12

Z Miss Flossie Cross, one oi Wheetley's worthy young ladies, vas in thss city Thursday shopping.
 cIaud MccreIeht is at home from Holly Grove where he has been clerkIns in drug storet
 E T. sMcc ccseisht leaves sa UT day for Chicago where he goes .o prepare ior work as auditor on the Rock Island Ry.
 Mfs. Frank. who has been criti- cally m several weeks. Is improving, though is not yet able to De up. Mrs. Augur, mothe of Mrs.W R. Hill has been visiting. her grand daughter, Mrs. Jack Kerr al Clarendon.
 Misses Cussie Woods and Dosie Csples were h Brinkley Thursday the guests of Mrs D. |. Me 1Iathery.
 II you have music in your soul try some of tic new Columbia erapho- phone records 10 Inch. 6octs at Buss art studio.
 3. H smith. the Memphis cot ton1buyer has been In the city since Tuesday buying cotton and looking alter other business affairs.
 The Elmore Sisters and w. F.. Bursess, in the sRaJah Of Bhong, re- quest you to come tothe Opera House lOct. Io prepared to laugh. They arc ceIebrated funmakerss
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A Young Mother at 10.

My mother has suddenly been made young at 70. Twenty years of intense suffering from dyspepsia had entirely disabled her. until six months ago. when she began taking Electric Bitters. which have-complete- ly cured her and restored the strength and activity she had in the prime of life writes Mrs. w. L. Gilpatrick. of Dsnforth. Me. Geeatest restorative medicine on the globe. Sets storn- ach, Liver and Kidneys right. purifies the blood and cures Malaria, Bilious ness and Weakness. Wonderful Nerve Tonic. Price soc. Guaran- anteed by all druggists.
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Fined $lOO at Helena th:s
 Week.

w. I. Morris of this city who was accepted on the U. s. Grand Jury al
 Helena this week, was late in getting to the court "Wednesday morning ane United States Judge TreIber had an
 attachment issued for him. The Judge dismissed Morris from the Jury. assessed fine of $1oO and
 an Imprisonment of 6 months in jsil
 against him. The imprisonment part of the penalty was held up upon pay
 ment.
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i IND pERsCaAL NOIES.

D Mann. OUT clever telephone
 y.r, is up after a weeks Hines
 New records for the erspho-
 s, 10 inch concert size'he las-
 6octs at w E. Buss'
 h, Fred T. Murphy Is back
 meeting of the State Medical
 at Little Rock.
 Mrs. Sara Tomlinson, who has
 slck a week or more is con- Icing.
 Mrs. M. Kelly arrived Thursday 1 j visit to Menphis and Is the ! of Ms. J. C. Blessing's LFd Tomlinson. one of the BLACK |er1 Co.'S clever clerks, has bccn ,s sick list part of this week. nc his absence, Esq. Jonas Tom u has been filling his place. The proper place finest of price to all. Best of Pharmacy, succoss- Converse & Brooks.
 Mrs. D. H. Smith and 8little hter. Corinne, of Memphis, were here Thursday night by a phcne age telling of the critical Illness $. Smith s sister, Mrs J. II. {, at the Lee county plantation l. Mrs. Stack is reported to be g better this( Friday y)morning.
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School girls and boys will find something extra nice, useful and well made in the way of hand made school satchels in cloth at the Brooks Phar- macy. Be sure and ask for the hand made kind.
 One of the very prettiest and most attractive show windows that has attracted the attention of the Brinkley public for some time is that of H. |. Baker.
 The .'Rajah of Bhong at Black Opera House Oct lo. Is described as musical play, having enough of story to warrant the title. play. The great number of catchy musical num- bers convince one that the name is mo misnomer.
 Scarcely a minute of three hours without a laugh, elaborate scenic eff fleets and chorus of 40 trained voices are features Of the "Rajah of Bhong. to be at the Opera House Friday night, oct. l9.
 e. R. Haley, of Little Rock. one of the finest registered pharma- cists in the state. has been employed by the Brooks Pharmacy and Is now in charge Of their prescription depart ment. Mir. Haly comes highly recommended as prescriptionist of many years experience.
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A New Drug Store.

E. H. Converse. the well kg|bwn drlg man. for years popular pses C cipticnist in the leading drug stoEes of BrnkIey. and later partner in the firm Of Converse & Brooks. has secured the Keath Barber shop stand and Tn a few days will open up an out and cut new drug store. with up to-date fix lures and furnishings.
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The CityyT Transfer.

If 1t is hauling or tranfer work of my kind to any part of the city. night -asday. teata1s ard wegons. or any hing in that lne.4we are IT when it comes to sewing you. Reach US by Phones No. 28 ?. ard No lo2. No load too heavy for
 THE CITY TRANSFER.
 CELESTE & SON. Mgrs.
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4 koslssN'6ri'y Article.

When an article has been on thes market for years ard gains friends every year. it is safe to call this riSedi- cine worthy ore. Such is Ballard s Horehound syrup. Ii positively cures coughs and all Pulmonary diseases. One of the best known merchants in Mobile, Ala, says: .'For five years my family has not been troubled with the winter coughs, we owe this to Ballard s Horehound Syrup. l know it has saved my children from many , sick spells. Sold by Brooks Phar- macy.
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Business Announcement.

Converse's Drug Store will open ir a few days in the store room now occupied by the Keath bar ber shop. The store will be fittec with new fixtures and fresh new stock of drugs, medicines and sun dries.
 E. H. CONVERSE, Prop
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Cosby Column.

If you had have been out at the Baptist church st the Sunday morning service you woald have seen the in- dividual communion service used for the first time In Brinkley. It was quite 2 novelty to many who had never seen lt used but the innovation ap- pearantIy met with much favor.
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Coming this Month.

pr. F. E. Webster, the painless Dentist, now in Mexico will return 10 Brinkley during the month of Oct ober. Patrons and friends requested 70 walt his coming
 Announcement of exact date cf coming, will 5e made later.
 DR. F. E. WEBSTER.
 The Painless Dentist.
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WlSTED P inch Red Oak
 ading Blocks. Must De free from Dts, worm holes, bird pecks and
 Ter bad defects. S700 per cord at
 RILEY & Ross factory.
 -Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Converse
 little daughter came home the
 of this week from a trip 10 St. luis.
 EFrom far off in Portland. Texas he a message to Mrs. y. w. rage on last Saturday telling of the (th of a baby girl to her daughter. Is. R. F. MsGregor, (fornerly Mss
 te Savage).
 -lf we've pleased you in the past
 Will more than do It from now on r that's going to be our constant n- a new name the Brooks Phar- lacy instead of Converse & Brooks. Little Eva, three year old daueh- ' 'f MT. and Mrs. Frank. living at 'e corner of South Main and Maple feets, died Tuesday night at eight CLOCK of congestion. having been sick T short time. The funeral ser ce was held in the Baptist church at 2 clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev. !. Harris officiating. The burial as at Oak Lawn cemetery shortly flowing the service at the church.
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COUPON.

The holder of this coupon, by presenting t at the Studio. at time of sitting. is entitled to re- ceiye ono dozen of our best cab met Fotos and one finished en- larged. llxl4, at the special price of $. 60, If used within the next 50 days.
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When the ARGUS subscription

|
 When t1e ARGUS subscription statements are sent out in few
 weeks. kindly show your better self by being prompt 10 settle, for the ARGUS never bothers yoN with a disagreezbIe dunntne thro' the paper.
 F. D. Carruthers, of New York City. assistant business manager Of the New York World. was in Brinkley Thursday. the guest of his brother-in- law. Postmaster M R. Stimson. Mir. carruthers Is a southerner, who by his talent and energy has risen fin journal ism to a high rank. He was former
 connected with the old Memphis Avalanche.
 --Callie Cdom. wife of Rev. s. s. sOdom. pastor of the first Baptist church (col.) died Tuesday night. The funeral was held in the church from 10 to l2 a. m. Wednesday and was attended by more people than could get tn the church. Rev. Odom Is one Of the most prominent preach CTS and leaders among hts race In this city, and his wife naturally shared the honors with him. She will be greatly missed by the workers and members of her church. In her death her husband has sustained d grievous loss.
 Get ready for the ARGUS annual subscription statements. They will be mailed and sent out within the next few weeks and If you want to make the writer feel good. and at the same time congratulate yourself. just make up your mind that you will attend to yotrs in a.kInd and cheerful manner. Don't ptut because you get 2 state ment and a request to pay. This regular yearly statement plan is proving very popular with all of our subscribers who are used to doing business in business like way. Be ready for the statements and be kind and considerate with them. please.
 The new order of worship was used at both the morning and evening hours of worship at the Methodist church Sunday and will be regular feature of tho services In the future. The pastor, Rev. H. B. Cox. preach c I excellent sermons at both occa- sions. His text for the morning hour was: ..shaIl these bones liyep" This sermon was a message of hope. point Ing out Gods llmitless power sto work miracles of grace and encouraging the people to go forward in the discharge of christian duty. looking to Cod for victory. The text at the evening hour vas: Fl shall be satisfied when awake in thy likeness In this discourse the preacher drew picture contrasting the unrest, disappointment and troubles of this world with the perfect satisfaction and eternal bliss awaiting the faithful christian. in the sweet bye and bye.
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TllE llI4Ll1lEC ' nlSPL
Wednesday an Ideal E ay for the Fall Millinery
 Displays.

The cool crisp. air and the beautiful sunshine made "Wednesday an idea day for the Fall Millinery displays a the two up-to date Brinkley n1-.ln establishments.
 Not only were great throngs f Brink. Icy ladies out to see ths new tliin5 in the millinery line but quite run Der of out of town ladies con e in tc 5rinkley from the surouniiag towns. Be 1t said to the credit Of our mil Iinery establishments. that the ger rera virdict was, that the displays in GU stores eqaled that generally seen il Little Rock and Memphis.
 Ar MRS. EMMA FLORA & Cos.
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MT. and mss. S(okef vete as1 lo4 on opspne Day y thssf sniIliner. Miss iiilda voIz oi St. Louis, Masses Nora Belle Coffee. Francis Austin. Fannie Brown and Mrs. J H Coleman
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If it's fit to print. you'll find it in tho ARGUS.
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 At the popular store of Mrs. En ma Flora & Co.,. the ladies were flrr sh- ed feast of beauty in the millinery line in nearly eveSy shade and ccIor in the seasons popular shapes. Tie hats shown were the closest copies from the very nobiest and most popl : lar creations of the leading Parisisn and metropolitan millinery establish : ments.
 Mrs. Flora. in speaking of the sales on opening day. said. we were agree ably surprised at the splendid sales of the day; they fully equaled any other opening day we ever had. w. were unable to decorate as we should likee to have done because we are expect ing to have our store torn up any day by the painters and decorator We gre going to have a pretty place anc be able to show our goods with better effect. when this work is done. Yes we were well pleased with opening days Sales.
 Mrs. Flora ard Miss Lettie Roy were assisted by their miliner and de signer, Miss Alice Harmed and Miss Minnie Pearl Flora.
 Ar MR. AND MRS. SToKERs. At this pretty establishment thers vas multiplicity of colors. in tht pretty new shaped hats displayedetno the favorite shades were reds ant greens with the ever popular white and black. A pretty black velvet with ostrich plumes, at $l2 and : similar creation in white were favor ites. tho there were many pretty ones In various shades of red. green snt brown.
 1 The entire showing was of the lat est styles and effects and was appre- ciated by the crowds.
 Mrs. Stoker, in commenting on Op. teaing Day, said: I've had an idea day in every way; our cut price sales could have been better but there is nc complaint at that. We were highly pleased because the ladies were
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HARRIS ! PHOTOGRAPHER
 Ph,ne 500, Main St, LITTLE Rock
Cur New Electric Aflsts Are lsnp.

If you are too busy in the day
 time make an appointment for evening. Studio open from 2 to
 10 pm.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-12

The demand for business houses in Br.nkIey Is unsatisfied yet. heard of a gentlemaa wishing to engage in business here. offering one firm $50 for their stand and another $75 for theirs this week. Looks like there was considerable faith in our future, doesn' it2
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for their stand and another $75 for theirs this week. Looks like there was considerable faith in our future, doesn't it3
 This clever little heart story" k calculated to make the money mad man. both young and old, stop and think and 1 am going tell itright here in the Cosby Column, just as It was told to me, hoping that 1t may be the means of causing some of us to realize that getting money is not all there Is in life if we could and would but stop to think. The story runs like this:
 "A few years ago discouraged young doctor in one of our large cities was visited by his father, who came up from a rural district to lock after his boy.
 ..Well. my son. said he, ''how are you getting a!ong'"
 "I'm not getting along at all, was the disheartening answer. 'slm not
 
 doing thing"
 The old mans countenance fell. but he spoke of courage and patience and perseverance. Later in the day lie went with his son to the Free Dlspensary' where the young doctok had an unsalaried position, and where he spent an hour or more every day.
 The father sat by, silent but in tensely interested spectator, while poor unfortunates received help. The doctor forgot hts visitor while he bent his skilled energies to his task, but hardly had he closed the door on the last patient when the old man burst forth
 II thought you told me you were not doing thing Why. if had helped twenty-five people in month as much as you have done In one morning, 1 would thank God that my Iife counted for something
 s.'rhere Isn't any money In It. though. explained the son. somewhat abashed.
 "Money!'' the old man shouted, still scornfully "Money! What is money in comparison with being of use 10 your fellow mem Never mind about your money; go right along at this work every day. HI go back to the farm and gladly earn money to support you as long as you live yes, and sleep sound with the thought that l have helped you to help your fellow men.
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Brinkley Cotton Report.

Cotton is selling to-day (Friday) al He, and slightly less price for stair : ed grades.
 Seed are worth sll.oo a ton from wagons. The number of bales sold to Brink ley firms up to noon today is as fol | lows:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02
Recent Deaths.

Hrs. Ethel g. Bailey. wife Of z. w.
Bailey. al their homo on South 18th 81
Saturday morning. Feb. 2b. at tho age Of
2Z. hrs. Bailey was quito strong until
abou. six weeks ago. when shs began to
20 down with Tuberculosis, The funsra!
services were conducted by Rev. Green
at the Baptist church, Sunday afternoon.
tho large audienea present suggesting
hold. The bereayed husband ard infant
child have tho sympathy oi tho entire
community. The in,aTment took place In
Valley View CameiaTy under direction Of
Undertaken Dobbs.
Undertaken Sprinkler reports tho fol-
lowing funerals tho pas. week:
TIetday. Feb. &c. o! measles. Amelia.
the little daughter Of Sr. and Mrs. Gabal.
two miles east Of town. Services were
hold a. tho home by Rey. S. C. Green at
four o'clock.
Wednesday, morning. Of Tuberculosis.
William Call. aged 30 years. Tho body
Is being held at SpfiHsefs funeral p8fl9fz
until arrangements Can be made TOT ship
inert 10 NaEksi. Ind. Mr. Call was X.
Of p. and tho 'nsmbsfa Of tho local body
have charge Of tho funeral arrangements.
Tho funeral o. Uncle Jake Hsesel. ~hc
sgiesdet several weeks ago. was hold
from Spfinsef's funeral psrlof Thursday.
a; three o'clock. services conducted by
Ros. Green. Tho body has been held
awaiting tho ARRIVAL o. son from Ms
ssssippi. ba. he wired he could no; come
and requested ;hs; the body ee buried
hero.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

Mrs. J.E. Lawson entertained a num-
Der Of ladies' on Friday afternoon to meet
Miss Graham. Tho decorations were in
honor Of Washington's birthday and the
patriotic color scheme was carried out
artistically in the dainty refreshments
which were served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Smith were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dye. Manzanola.
on Sunday.
Much interest is being taken by the
singers OF Rocky Ford in the sacred can
tata. saul" which is being prepared un-
der the auspices Of tho Ladies' Union Of
the Methodist church. with Mrs. Stebbins
as direotress. 1t will be given at the
Grand some time during tho latter part
Of March.
Mrs. Zelda Shelton and little daughter
are visiting her father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. R. c. maltby.
J. W. Phenieie left on Saturday for
Chicago to purchase Spring goods.
+. p. Barber Of Colorado Springs. ar
chitect OF the new Methodist church. was
in town this week.
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs.
4. NJ. Jackson at 2:5o Saturday after
noon and listen TO an address by Rev.
Holenback on The Modern Joan dare"
The members are permitted to each take
one friend along.
Phil Erickson has ioined the colony Of
Rocky Fordtes now located at Hamilton.
California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sherman eolebrat-
cd tho 52nd anniversary Of their mar
Tiago last week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

The s,assInen: is given oa; ,hs; The con-
,ras; has been closed between the citizens
Of Las Anirnas and the kmsfiesn Beet
Sugar company for he building Of a rail-
read into the country north Of Las
kniruas. All conditions required Of the
citizens COMMITTEES have been complied
with. and The a. q. S. CO. will do the rest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

@. C. Hawssy is building big barn
and making other marked inptoysmsn;s
in the ranch property he lately purchased
k,ss cas-. Of town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

Tho County S. S. Convention will be
held in Rocky Ford Wednesday and
Thursday. March ~ ard is. sr,ong
The names on tho program appear thoss
Of J. c. Carmen. Mrs. Walker and Prot.
Eiehofn. which IN themselves will insure
a most interesting and Instructive sss-
sson
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

Tho las. number IN Tho Epwatsh
League Lecture Course will bs tho lee
,ufs by Dr.. Green. wssday. March IL,
Every ono who heard Df. Green las. year
oill wan: 10 hear him again and no orc
can afford TO miss his lecture this year on
''Bse.afsolosy.-