The Delta independent., 1907-02-22
Local and Personal

For the very best paint & varnish
see Hunt e. Co.
Get the habit of taking your meals
at the Home Cafe.
Salida white lime for sale by the In
dependent Lumber Co.
C. Moore is here from Montrose
spending few days at the home Of r.
G. Myers.
This is the time to paint your house.
You can get first class paint & oil of
Hunt & Co.
Orchard pruning nicely and satisfac-
torily DONE Call on Chris. Eberhard,
south Main St. Delta.
FOR SALE-l5 acres, improved; house,
orchard, etc Will sell all or part.
l.. Q. Lewis, North Delta. tt.
B. P. Smith, Mound City, Mo-, orders
the INDEPENDENT for year and all
back copies to the first of January.
Grand Ball at the opera house Monday
night, March 18th, under auspices of
Grand Mesa Lodge No. "a, X. of P. 4
Copies of the INDEPENDENT, issue of
Jan. II, wanted at this Office. Five
cents each will be paid for limited
supply.
Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn hens
,,,I .,o,, o., ,J n,rrnJ Dlyp,puth Rock
roosters for sale. Mrs. +. A. Luce,
Garnet mesa.
10 ID. Honey-Suckle Lard sl.l5. 5lt.
Honey -Suckle Lard 6Oc. Any place SO
they say. Some dealers take per
cent off for cash If.
ID. ?. Cook went over to Salida Sat
urday to renew acquaintances with his
family. He will bring them to Delta
when school is out.
A. c. butcher, sup't of the State
Reformatory at Beuna Vista. was in
Delta the first of the week looking for
a good buy in real estate.
Montrose is to have week S Redpath |.
chatauqua the coming summer. Good
thing. Wish we had one toy. but we
better have a right good fair first.
/ Mrs. Robinson had a new plate glass |
front put in her store room this week 1
which affords decidedly better display
of goods and improves appearances.
WANTED-To exchange residence |
property in Fort Collins or Trinidad for
residence property in Delta.
F. c. HELT, the Jeweler.
Wanted, to buy second hand wagon
good condition. capacity about six
thousand pounds. c. p. BRAGG,
I22 Stephan Residence, Delta, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. W. Campbell were
up from their farm west of Olathe
Tuesday and made a welcome call at
this Office. They formerly liyed in
North Delta.
Miss Cornelia johnson was down from
Cedaredge day or two this week, for
the first time since last fall. We do
not know if Miss Johnson has been
cruising up Salt River all this time or
not, but if so she bears every evidence
of having had pleasant voyage.
Mrs. Frederick Bourn returned from
Denver Saturday where she went three
weeks ago to attend meetings of the
American and State Forestry Associa-
tions in which organizations she hold
membership. Mrs. Bourn was honorcI
by the state association in being electcd
as one of its five directors.
Mrs. George Davis, a sister of Gu
Schlapp, died suddenly at Montrosc
last Sunday. With her husband she
had been out driving and was taken ill., .
He Immediately drove to a doctor
Office but the lady expired almost i'm
mediately. Mrs. Davis was 81 years
old and leaves six children from three
years of age up.
l.. q. Lewis dropped in Tuesday T.,
say howdy and left 500 to pay for the
INDEPENDENT during the ensuing year,
Mr.. Lewis has put in practically all Of
his time for year and half on the
North Delta canal. Hehas taken stock
largely for his work and to such as he
VIII be due in great measure the uI
innate success of the enterprise.
X. l.. Stanford, manager of the Co.
operative Telephone Co., has been
down to Montrose helping to boost the
proposed independent system there.
TO the Enterprise man he reported 800
phones in Delta, Hotchkiss, Paonia and
contiguous territory. He also stated
the amount collected Int .