La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

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For Sale-Good driving horse.
Enquire of Mrs. w. w. Hubbard.
For insurance in the best and most
reliable companies see S. r. Mendel-
son. in the Miller Hale block.
WANTED A cook for boarding
house: wages $40 per month. En-
quirs at this office.
| FOR SALE Good heating stove.
nearly Dew; also eight foot extension
table. Inquire 9O2 Colorado avenue.
AiD Rachel Nicely. who is now in
charge of the block station at Casey,
wasaLA Junta visitor last Monday.
We are giving away. free. $3.50
worth Of ware at our store next
fGee<. Mayhew House Furnishing
Counpany.
WANTED "A bookkeeper who can
oDesate typewriter: must be good
at figures. Inquire Of G. A. Kilgore.
Central block.
Choice Kansas hay in stock at all
timssat La Junta Trading Company.
~ cd prices asyssalasssssu pay
Ing. Better hay.
Nm. F. o. Keyss srrived home
last Wednesday morning from Eu-
rekas Springs. Ark. where she has
been visiting friends during the past
two weeks.
The La Junta Electric Light Com.
peny maved into their new Office
building in Colorado avenue, south
Mayhew's. the first of the week and
now have very swell quarters.
Mr.. and:Mrs. T. F. German. of
San Marcial. N. M. were in town
Thursday visiting friends. They
were on their way to Chicago and
other points east to visit relatives
for thirty days.
D. ~. King 4 Co. are doing . big
JOB II grading for the Santa Fe near
ths seeekyards. where the company
VII pot in extensive yards and make
u nasral change n the railroad
nphy. IL,
Jis 6sSss m tssn .sppslatsd
superintendent Of til LAsun Canal
to succeed w. N. Randall. deceased.
H. r. Holbrook. Of Pueblo. owner Of
Fthe canal. and Mr.. Lewis made . trip
through the Holbrook country We'd
nesday looking the situation over.
Thomas G. Cox. the five year old
son of s. C. Cox. died at the family
home in West Holbrook last Satur-
day after a brief illness from
meningitis. The funeral took place
from the residence last Sunday, the
interment occurring at Riverview
cemetery.
DR.. John Turner. for the past year
in charge of the A. M. E. church of
this city. left last Monday for
Trinidad, to which place he was
transferred by the recent conference
of that church. Rev. H. w. Prince.
of Atlanta, Ca, has been assigned to
the charge at La Junta.
Ollie Hansbrough. one of the Santa
Fe electrical experts, who has been
located here for several months. left
last Monday night for Topeka to do
some work for the company, and in
the course of the next month ex-
poets to be transferred to the Pacific
Coast for an indefinite period.
The property on Colorado avenue
now occupied by the La Junta
Electric Light Company as an Office
was sold the FIRST Of the week by
Fred A. Sabin to DR.. F. Finney. The
consideration was 5000. Mr.. Sabin
bought this property from DR..
Edwards about . month ago for
81, 500.
A quarter section ranch can be
secured 1t IN exceedingly low price
by consulting A. n. Hill. L. Junta.
Ranch b five miles from town;
about ssvsnty acres under Otero
ditch. and about forty acres Of this
is capable Of cultivation. Any one
wanting . farm for almost nothing
should consult Mr.. Hill at once at
221 Cimarron avenue.
The Eighteenth Infantry. United
States Army, in command Of Colonel