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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21

resulted from the exchange of these
appropriate sentiments.
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The Unity club has made arrange
ments to entertain at an informal so
cial and dance next Friday evening,
following programme of recitation
and song by Mrs. Shumaker Sanger,
Miss Judith Anderson and Fred c.
Graham.
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The Merrymakers' Sewing club will
meet at the home of Miss May Nor
gan this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. McGurrin have
moved to No. 20 Emery-Holmes.
Mrs. S. Beckner leaves this evening
for Los Angeles to be away for sew
eral months.
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PIERPoNT SCHOOL FLoURIsHINe
Located at 612-613 and $40 Temple
ton Building.

Miss BurkeIla Pierce and Professor
Frederick A MetcaIf have at present
1873 students under their personal in
struction in physical culture and ora
tory. These pupils are from the grade
schools, high school, university, L. d
6. college, st. Mary's academy, Ogden
high school, society and business. Some
even are from neighboring states.
Other pupils are enrolling daily
These facts show the standing of this
school. Phone 3702-K.
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MANTI.

Miss Annie Mortensen of Levan is in
the city visiting with her relatives here
j: r. Edghill of Nephi was a business
visitor in Manti this week
Anthem HOugaard. son of Mr. and Mrs
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o. J. SHARP COAL CO

Telephones 719. 70 Main street. New
stock of Crested Butte anthracite; all
sizes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21

What college ideas will be evolved
and find expression in the luncheon
which Miss Edith ElleTbeck, herself a
Stanford girl will give for former class
mates next Saturday! The affair is to
be in honor of Miss sara Reid Park,
and the party of California girls who
viii be attendants at her wedding, and
all the guests will be Stanford stu
dents
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

TWs
Morning: Tho annual Childrens Day sor-
vice. with special program and decorations.
Evening theme. Some Modern Co
lia,hs.'' Anthem: Eternal Spring."
All are cordially invited TO these services.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

paradise OF the Arkansas valley. To
this ono mission the Enterprise has
devoted itself with zeal and assiduity
that has known no abatement.
Looking back over these nineteen
years there IS opportunity for inter
csting comparisons. Though the
present town site was opened to set
Element in 1887 that was not the be
ginning Of settlement at this point in
the Arkansas valley. The town takes
i.s name (not altogether 4 pretty or
fitting ono for the present sStuation)
from a point on the Arkansas river
more than two miles away. where
there was found a natural foTding
place having a rocky bottom. which
supplied a natural crossing place in
the trcaehcrous and variable stream
in days when there were no bridges.
and not people or taxable property
enough in the country, TO provide the
means of building any. At this rocky
ford OF the Arkansas river the cattle
men OF tho early day and the trains OF
moving cmigran, wagons or prairie
schooncTS made their crossing with
measurable safety at all seasons OF
tho year: and so here was opened ono
iihc few supply points 4 frontier
thing Of hamlet that took tho name
Of "Thc Ford and The Rocky
Ford
When the Santa Fc came. with its
road OF steel and its iron horse. to
take tho place of tho ox-irain and the
sturdy little pack mule OF burro. tho
present town site was the poiu, OF
nearest con,ae, with the hamlet a;
the river side, and so IL became
Rocky Ford station. a warehouse
and store. and then an adobe hotel,
the prcscn, Rockford House"
sprung up beside tho Santa Fc track.
and there was Tho Ford" and "Thc
Ford Station" a main stree, begun
TO develop. running north and south
across the track. and upon IL some
adobe dwellings sprung up. That
street is now Ninth street of tho
present town of Rocky Ford. Ono Of
tho oldest dwellings stood on the
corner diagonaily across from the
Baptist church. north of the present
city park. II was removed about five
years ago 10 make way for the brick
dwelling now occupied by J. r. Dc
wccsc.
When the projectors OF tho new
town site made their plat they switch
cd Main street one block further cast
and in doing so well nigh created a
civic eruption fatal to the initial boom
of tho new town. But the breach was
somehow healed. the new plat of the
town was duly recorded and new
municipality. bearing the same name
as tho hamlet at the river bank. came
into existence.
Tho above was prepared for last week
but was crowded out.)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
ROCKY FORD, COLO.

\ New Town in an Old Settlement
Wherein Agriculture Proves
Profitable Pursuit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

When Paul Kennedy was In Lamar re-
Gently. he made the acquaintance of @.
W. Hevener. a wealthy business man Of
Leesburg. Va. Mr. Kennedy presented
the claims OF the Rocky FORD country in
his usual persistent. but genial manner.
A few days since Mr.. Kennedy received a
letter from the vireinian in which he says.
"ln passing through Rocky Ford | sas
much struck with the appearance Of the
surrounding country and ,hMk i, :. the
garden spot Of Colorado" NJ. Heyener
has son new in eelo-.do for his health,
who Is much pleased with the results Of
the change Of altitude and climate. The
,-'.ar closes with an invitation 10 visit tho
writer when Mr.. Kennedy next visits the
national capitol, as Sr. Hevsnsr lives only
40 miles distant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
ANNOUNCED ENT,

We wish to announce The TACT that We
are rsnovaiing and restocking the CITY
DRUG STORE with complete and well
assorted HE o. Toilst articles. Drugs and
Druggists Sundriss. We are especially
we'll prepared ,o fill Prescriptions for any
physician in the city.
We also have a large line OF ksdaks and
Kodak supplies, you are invited 20 take
advantage of the free use Of ouf dark
room.
Oar Soda Fountain will be in charge Of
an experienced man and we shall en-
deavof - extend courteous treatment to
all. r. C. Maltby Drug Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
A. the Head Of the Procession.

There Is no spo. on tho earth whoro
tho benefits Of irrigation. In tho produe-
ton Of fruit, vegetables and general farm
products may DO seon TO better adysn,-
ago than In tho Arkansas Valley In Color
ado. And ono Of tho choices, Of garden
spots Of this district Is tho country sur
rounding Rocky Ford. This roRion grows
a greater variety o. more profitable crops
than any other section Of tho West. And
because Of this unusual range agrieul-
tursl resources tho city Of Rocky Ford is
more widely known than any place Of its
sise In tho Uuion. Tho s;traeiiyonoss Of
tho country is only oquslled by that Of
Rocky Ford. which as place Of resi-
dsnea has no superior In tho W0st. Tho
history Of Rocky Ford has bgon ono Of
steady growth a. tho Tributary country
has developed this prosperity marked
!Gs, row. All things sonsIderpd those
seeking now homes will find no other To-
eality In the West offering greater at
fractions than tho thriving. growing. pros
porous. sober city Of Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

In remitting on subscription. S. M. Butts
agent Of Missouri Pacific at Alma. Ark.
says: ii see by your paper that Rocky
Ford is still going to the front. expect
to make your city a call about Water
melon Day and get a breath Of fresh air
once more. We have nice little place
here Of about 1000. electric light liant,
opera house, cotton gins, etc. Just fin
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Mr.. Nicely would accompany her bu, his
hearing is so defective that much Of tho
pleasure Of meeting old friends would be
taken away.
Miss Ollie MeNowen. Of Topeka. Is tho
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Fraser lll2
Chestnut.
Mrs. Warren Mayo Is visiting Denver
friends.
The every Tuesday Club held very
largely attended meeting this week with
Mrs. Taylor.
The Entire Nous club me. with Mrs. S,
M. Kellogg on Wednesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

ished shipping 1000 crates Of berries.
We will start on tho frs. crop Of potatoes
about Juno Sth. We will have worlds Of
peaches this year. We ship from eight
10 ten thousand bales Of cotton from this
station each year. Tho eoldost weather
VIC have had hero In last hyo years wa.
8 below. We haso only had two ligh.
SHOWS In 'hs, ,imo. Give my best re-
CARDS 10 old friends thorc."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

The Watermelon Center OF the World
The body of the article which fol-
lowed these boom headlines was in
harmony with the great expectations
of the scare head. We make the fol-
lowing extract:
THE Town Co.'S sale OF lots April
~. was the most satisfactory on re-
cord. amounting to the enormous
sum OF
and has increased daily since. No
new town ever had more natural ad-
vantagcs or more favorable loca-
ton. and the boom VIC arc now hav-
ing Is n surprise to no ono who
comes and takes 4 look at our coun-
try-our broad fields OF alfalfa. oats
corn. wheat and millc,. and takes
look at our irriga,ing system and sees
our orchards loaded with fruit. We
have something to boom on-iiving
evidences of what has been done Tor
IS years"
Among the home news In this frs,
issue OF the Enterprise Il wa stated
that IS buildings were in progress, "
Of which were iwo-s,osy. and costing
from 1000 to 5000. A scarcity OF
houses for rent was noted in tha;
day. the same rs for the past two
years.
The proposed building Of a $4,000
hotel was announced. G. w. Swini
and J. p. Stevenson being tho princi-
pal movers. The plans OF these gen
;icmcn eliminated In tho construction
of the building now occupied by the
ST. James Hotel. which was used 10,
time by DR.. Fcn;on as \ sani,arinu,.
But few of the business men noted
in the frs, isSmc Of tho Enterprise arc
now in Rocky Ford. II. u. Dye car
ricd an nd as n General Blacksmith
and with Horscshocing speciality.
Hendricks Bros. were in Dry Goods
and Groceries. u. U. & J. X. Dye
conducted a livery business. T. L.
Gooding. jr.. and r. r. Steele advcr-
tiscd a real estate business and were
AGENTS for the Rocky Ford Town &
Investment Co. OF this company. J.
r. Frost was president: C. w. Swiris.
vicc-prcsidcnt: Col. a. 6. Johnson.
treasurer: r. J. Cartridge. secretary.
Notwithstanding tho momentum
with which Rocky Ford started into
life its growth did not como up 20 tho
hopes of its founders and those who
purchased of the So5!ooo worth OF lots.
This was ono among tho last OF the
boom towns of tho west. but had far
greater resources back Of Il than most
OF them. Nevertheless tho growth OF
the town was very slow for number
of years
From those early days till the pres
en-, the Enterprise has been a faithful
weekly chroniclcr of the current his
tory Of tho town and Of Otcro county.
!, has changed ownership no less
than five times. and has passed
through goodly share Of the vicis-
si;udcs incidental to journalism in
our western country. II Is not claim
ing too much to say tha. since Il came
into the hands of tho present man.
agcmcnt. almost thirteen years ago.
il has never at any time failed to
make full and faithful record of cur
rent local events nor failed in tho
work of keeping to the front every
interest that made Tor tho progress
and publicity of Rocky Ford as tho
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
CHURCH NEWS
Baptist Church.
S. C. Green. Pastor.

Childrons Day Sunday. Preaching
by tho pastor. Morning subject: Joy
ful Service" Anthem BY choir: Servo
tho Lord with Giadnoss." Solo
by Mrs. J. w. Bowman Selected.
In tho evening tho Sunday School
will give tho Children's Day program.
3. Y. p. u. Z p. m. Sunday school o:s5
4. IN. Everybody mado welcome.
First Presbyterian Church.
Nv. I. Davenport. PASTOR
Morning: Tho annual Childrens' Day sor-
vice. with special program and decorations.
Evening ,homo. Some Modern Co
lia,hs." Anthem: Eternal Spring."
All are cordially invited TO these services.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Frank u. 1ioilcnbac.. pastorJ
All services in tho opera house. SUM-
day school at $50 a. m. Epworth Lea
que at p. m. Evening service at 8 pm.
Morning theme: "Demas the Doserter,"
In tho morning Mrs. MeElroy will sing
The Holy City In tho evening Mrs.
Poery will sing Fear no. Yo, o Isreal'
and tho choir will an anthem, Jerusalem"
Evening: Ghosts. and How to Treat
Them The public will find a cordial
welcome at all these services,
Rocky Ford NJ. G. Circuit.
c. ". Simmons, Pastor.
Parsonage 5ii n. 18th ST.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Newdale S. S. 10 a. m. Preaching
swink, S. S. $50 p. m. Preaching
$3.50 p. m.
ING. 1850.
. Epworth League. lafayette. Sun
day. 6:45. Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
7.5o.
I Christian.
| tNi Milipri Nelson. PastorJ
| Morning sublsoti "Resurreetion OF the
Dead" Eyehinsi The Divinity o Christ
First Christian seieneo society.
Kesfby Hall. 2o4 North MAN. Sunday
service at | a. m.
Subject-"fs the Universe Including
Man Evolved by Atomic Foree7"
! Testimonial services avery Wednesday
at 8 p. ~.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

A Vast Field OF Alfalfa Travcrsed by
Numerous Irriga,ing bitches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
THE ENTERPRISES
ANNIVERSARY.

With This Issue the Paper Begins its
Twentieth Year OF Usefulness in
the Development of the Arkansas
Valley.
As this issue begins the twentieth
year OF the Enterprise review OF the
past will be timely and OF interest.
The Enterprise was born with the
town, so to speak. 1t begun its jour
nalistic career the first year of the
towns existence, 1857. In its col
umns are recorded the sales OF town
lots that marked the opening OF the
town site to settlement, and in its col
umns are mentioned the first build
ings erected by the purchasers OF
these lots. From the files of the first
issue we gather the interesting data
that indicates how and by whom
the town was planted, and what the
hopes and aspirations were OF those
who first staked their fortunes in It.
The paper was tarted by II. v. AL
cNandcr. the first number being dated
June =, 1887. We reproduce below in
condensed for mthc headlines OF the
leading articles in the first issue:
ROCKY FORD, COLO.
The Magic Mascot. the Fondling OF
Fortune. the Mecca of Men.
4 New Town in an Old Settlement
Wherein Agriculture Proves
Profitable Pursuit.
Where Large Fields OF Growing Grain
and Large Fruit Orchards Stand
as Evidence OF the Coun-
try's Worth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Where Large Fields OF Growing Grain
and Large Fruit Orchards Stand
rs Evidence OF the Coun-
try's Worth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
Christian.
mn Mtll..I .-l-...

wv NTIThfW N'T~UTI. THNfOFI
Morning sublsoti "Resurreetion OF N
Dead" Eyehihsi "rhe Divinity o Chris,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

Ice delivered daily. G. H. Curno~
phones Black ia and Forks ~.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
High School Notes.

The Senior girls served the Board OF
Education at dinner Monday evening
They are now enthusiastic admirers OF
their guests, bu, indeed it SCENE to be
mutual
The debate between the Junior and
Senior girls vas indeed . lively ose
The boys will have TO 70 some to bea,
them. The judges decided in favor OF
the negative thus making 'o7 victorious
And the Sectors have reason to be proud
OF their victory.
Al the meeting Of the Literary Society
Tuesday evening the stsdent body de-
clded against student self-governnent.
1 he question will be brought up later,
and IT Is hoped in the mean time. each
pupil will try individual self govern
msut; thus better fitting him self for a
trial Of general self government
AT . meeting Of the Record staff We'd
nesdsy evening. Edwin Miller. on &C.
count Of leaving the city resigned his
position As business manager in favor oi
loss of Mr.. Miller who has proved the
right kind of business manager asl q
tend many good wishes for the success
of Paul Roberts his successor.
The Grade Industrial Program II the
Gy mnaz,un yesterday sftsrnoon vas .
unique and pleasing exercise for ths
youngsters. Twelve pieces Of ind dustria
music were sung. there was a little act
ing, the b, arts of the children went ou,
to Mrs. Plumme1 for her magnificent
Christmas gift and they all started in
happy on the holiday season.
The holidays will be spent by most oi
, the teachers out of town. Misses Hill
O'Rouke. Haunins. Smith and Harring.
ton and Messrs Worth, Terry, Neuper,
and Potter will attend the state session
at Denver. Miss Hoover will be in To
peka. Misses Parker, Herr and Jepks
in Chicago, while most Of the others will
seek their respective ONES.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Stationary Proposals.

In accordance with an Act of
the General Assembly of the
State of Colorado, approved April
sth 1898, bids are asked for books,
stationary and supplies for the
county officers of Clear Creek
County, for the ensuing year:
One tax list with $50 leaves and
one with 100 leaves for the year
1907.
5000 tax Schedules for the year
1907.
$3.50 tax Receipts in books of
$50 each, for year 1907.
Redemption certificates and
certificates of sale for the year
1907.
Blanks of all kinds for Courts
and County Offices.
Sheriff pocket dav books.
Quire record books with pat
ent fiat open binding sewed with
silk.
Legal cap, journal paper, blotters
manila paper, pens, ink. mucilage,
lead pencils, pen holders, letter
heads and envelopes XXX White
wove, size, 6. E Ia & 10 for all
county officers, rubber bands and
all supplies used by county
officials and not enumerated
bove.
Bids are also asked for publish.
ing the County Advertisements
Commissioners proceedings, De
linquent Tax-list.
| County Clerk semi-annual re
ports for the year 1907. Bidders
on printing to file with their pro
posals statement under oath Of
the circulation of their respect
i've papers for the year 1906.
Bids will also be receive d for the
burial of the County Poor for the
year 1907.
Board reserves the right to re
| Ject any and all bids.
Bids received until January Ist
1907.
Georgetown, Colo, Decembel
I, 1906.
A. X. CoMsTocK,
County Clerk,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
II. o. Alien, the dentist.
Notice Of Final Settlement.

IL the matter Of the estate of H. B
Sheldon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY
the Slst day Of December A. d. 1906
being one Of the regular days of the De.
cenber term OF the county court OF Ciea,
Greek County. in the State of Colorado
1,John l.Sherwiu ad dministra,or Of said e.
tate. will appear before the Judge of sale
court, present my hnal settlement a. sue
. ininistrator. pr , the approval Of th,
same, and then apply to be discharged as
such administrator. Al which time asd
place any person in interest may appea,
and present objections to the same i
any there be.
Dated at Idaho Syringe, Colorado, De
cenber Ist. 1890.
JOHN ]. .SHERwrN
Adm iuistrator Of the estate H.B. Shell
Aon deceased.
First pub. Dee. I.
Last pub Dee 20.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
"PlumneIoSities"
"In the Bright Sunlight
of Publility, the Sturd-
lest of Them ALL"

The Baldwin coal is the best
of them all for general prr-
poses. Burns up clean and of
good size.
PLUMMER & Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

BARRIERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATIONS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Order Early-Pn Tell
You Why.

If you order early in the dav,
you will get better service
for we often have something
going your way. The
men will get in early at
night. Thus you will be do
ing them kindness. II YOU
order day or SO before you
are out you will make Plum
mer the goldman happy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Your Mother.In.I,aw's
Christmas Present,

Nothing you can do will so
thorouhly put you next to
your mother in-law as to send
her a ton of Coal. A wagon
full for s.. so. Just send it
and don't say a word she'll
know.
PLUMMER & Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

Dealers say tina; those who have used
Cham berlains Stomach and Liver Tab
lets are quite loyal to them and cannot
Get q free simple At J. J. Sherwin's
drag store, give them 4 trial and you
too, will want them in preference to
any other. They cure stomach, troubles,
bilioussess and constipation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Try NJ for ranch eggs, vegtables
poultry aud meats, THppoG &C.
Notice to the Public.

The barber shops Of Idaho Spring, vi,,
close at $50 p. m. December a4th, and at
i1:oo a. m. on Christmas, remainiu,
closed the balance of the day.
On December 81 We will close Al S.oo
p. m, and at II:oo a. m. on New Years
Day.
BARRIERS PROTECTIVE Aseoc,.r,,>,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Cure for Sore .NippIes.

As soou as the child 10 done nursing,
apply Chamberlain's Salve. Wipe it
of with a soft cloth before allowing
the child to nurse. MANY trained
nurses use this with the bes, results.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by ]
]. Sherwin
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

Geo. H. curnew. the expressm.u
AeAspnons Nos. Black ia aud Forks ~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
New Lodge Officers.

Idaho Springs lodge No. 26, A.
F. & A. NJ. has elected officers
for the ensuing term as follows
W. NJ, Chas. Hooking; S w, G.
c. Stumm; J. w, W. G. Arkills;
Sec, S. A. Noyes; Treas, c. L.
Plummer; S. d., P. p. Barbour;
J. D., A. H. Parker; Tyler, j. NJ.
Brown.
Chapter No. 80, r. A. NJ, ha.
selected as officers the coming year
the following: II. P, w. A.
Roberts; X :, Chas. Hooking; Scribe,
Richard White; Seer. S. A. Noyes;
Treas, j. J. SherWin; c. of H., P
P. Barbour; P. S John Cocks,
Sentinel, J. NJ Brown.
Harmony Lodge No %, Degree
of Honor, will install the follow
officers for the coming term: p.
c. Of H., Gertrude Nelson; c. Of
H., Louise Walters: l.. of H.,
Ellen Terrill; c. of G. Anna Os-
terman; Recorder, Harriet White:
Financier, F. W. White; Receiver,
Clara Gustafson; Usher. Matilda
Olson; l. W. Anna Brandt; o. w.
Albion Anderson.
Crusader Commandary No. %.
Knights Templar, will be officered
as follows. the coming year: E. c.,
H. S. Sands; G., W. A. Roberts;
c. G., Chas. Hooking; J. S. W.,
W. G.. Arkills; J. w, Richard
White; R., ". L Bush; Treas, J.
J. Sherwin; ST. B.. NJ. c. Potter;
S. B., G. A. Reynolds; J. W., G..
K. Kimball; Sentinel, R. r. Gra-
ham.
Court No. II, Independent Or
der of Maccabees, has elevated to
Office the following memb bers: P.
p, Ora Bean; P, n. l.. Wallace;
Y. p, J. p. Wilcox; Sec, Clara
Hobbs: Treas, Josephine Aberg;
chaplain, Laura Easmond; guide,
Anna B. Griffith; c. of D., Maggie
Mcleod; 1. g., W. A. Vautrain;
0. G., E. L. Sherwood; musicians,
Clara Menzimer and l.. Simms;
managers, A. Aberg and VIM.
Grose.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

The boys are loud in praise Of the
welcome they received in Central City q
week ago last Friday evening. The Bas.
Ball game was very much one sided, a.
l. s. n. s. won fifty one to eleven,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
No Opium In Chambefiain's Cough
Remedy,

There is not the least danger in Civ
ing Chamberlain Cough Remedy to
small children - it contains no opun
or other harmful drug. It has an f.
taolished reputation Of more thas
thirty years - the meet succeessfai
medicine in use fer colds. Group q
whoopinR cough. It slways cures ana
Is pleasant to take. Children like H.
Sold by J. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Presbytenan charch-romorrow morn

Presbytenan church-Tomofrow morn.
ing Rev. A. F. Heltmes will preach on
How May We Garry the Christmas
Spirit Through the Year 1902" and in
the evening on The Door Of Approach
The Hungry Human Heart Awaiting
the Advent" Those not attending else.
where are cordially invited.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

Hauling and express, Curnow, the ice
man, phones Black ia and Forks al.