The Elbert County tribune., 1907-01-24

SALE BILLs.-Yes, we print them.
Try US for anything in job printing.
When hungry go to the short order
restaurant and get a tirstclass lunch.
MONEY To LoAs - On approved real
estate security.-B. VI. Marion, Elbert,
Colo.
Clark Remington is having severe
time with that aggravating trouble, ton
silitIs.
MONEY LoAsED-On real estate secur-
ity. Lee Ramsey, 6O5 Empire Building.
Denver.
The county commissioners adjourned
last Thursday afternoon after a most
strenuous session.
Thursday to spend a week with her hus-
band, who is telegraph operator EN-
ployed by the Colorado & Southern.
Try Black & Ramsays short order res
taurant for good meal or lunch. Ser
vice first-ciass. Fresh oysters served.
/ viii do barber work on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday each week Shop
in rear Of residence.-T. L. S. Cunningham.
John Hoover returned Tuesday even
ing from Denver, where he was an
interested spectator at the stock show.
Miss May Lamont from north of FL
bert left for Pleasant Hill. Mo, last
Wednesday for months visit with rela-
tives
Macaroni seed wheat for sale in any
quantity desired at 81 90 per hundred
Diggs & Ramey, six miles northwest OF
Ebert.
LUMBER FOR SALE-All kinds native
rough lumber for sale at the saw mill on
my ranch one mile south of Ebert
Jacob Brazelton.
Miss Amy Foote and brother Dewey
returned home Tuesday from an ex-
tended visit with their father, Lon e.
Foote, at Hugo.
Albert and Louie Schultz have leased
200 acres of farm land near Broomfield,
in Boulder county and will try raising
grain in an irrigated district this year.
Mr. Homer Roberts and Miss Minnie
Williams, well known young people of
the Table Rock neighborhood south
west of Elbert, were married in Denver
on Monday, Jan. IA.
Old, mellow and thoroughly matured,
it possesses every essential of genuine
ly fine Kentucky liquor-that's why I.W
HARPER whiskey is the most popular.
Sold by d. r. Burnside.
Dr. Charles Alter, the we'll known den
tist, will make his next regular visit to
Elbert on Wednesday and Thursday,
Jan. 30 and 81. Headquarter Mt the
Beulah Hotel. First-class dentistry in
all its branches.
Some person or persons entered Fred
Fahrion's chicken house one night last
week during the absence of the family
and took away three sacks of chicken
feed. The thief was not all bad. as he
left one sack of feed -"whacked up" as
it were.
Postmaster Purden, who is the local
agent for the well known Home lnsur-
ance Co, was the recipient OF nice
present the other day from the company
in the shape of nice pocket knife with
sterling silver handle. Joe values the
pocket piece very highly.
The oldest inhabitant of this country
cannot remember of finer winter than
the present one to date. There has not
been cloudy day this month and this
week has been especially delightful for
January weather, scarcely any wind, and
continual sunshine
Black & Ramsey have established a
cream station in connection with their
short order restaurant and are buying
cream for the we'll known Littleton
Creamery Co. They are paying 30 cents
per pound for butter fat Cream re-
ceived daily and cans furnished when
desired.
Richard Maui of the Bijou country
was in Elbert Friday and reported at
the Tribune Office that he had trapped
and killed eight coyotes since November
l. He got two of the varmints last
week. He skins them and sells their
pelts at so cents each to party who
tans the hides and makes them into
robes.
County Treasurer Fred Hertel is send
ing out his annual batch of notices to
taxpayers regarding taxes for 1906,
which are now due. The first half
draws IL per cent. interest after March
l, 1907; second half draws Is per cent
interest on full amount of tax after
August l. Taxpayers will do well to
remember these facts.
Among those going to Denver Monday
morning from Elbert were the following:
Albert Peterson, Arthur Peterson, Con
rad Peterson, Alger Peterson, ID. G. Cor
bett, ]. II. Phillips, George Lundy, John
Blakely, Il. Gatewood, Harvey Gatewood,
z. b. Knight, Harvey Cornforrh, Harry
Lundy, Harvey Harding. Paul Jones,
Carl Rhudy, John Allbaugh, Mrs l.. g..
Dameron.
The Price of Peace.