La Junta tribune., 1907-04-06
LOCAL AND PERSONA, ITEMS.

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by all dealers
J Eugene c. Bell has opened sur
veyor's Office in Lamar.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Inquire at this office.
4 WANTED-Cattle to herd. Ad-
dress E. j. Bell. postoffice box 1893.
Jack Devine has some of the finest
wall paper designs ever shown in La
Junta.
For SALE-Nearly new l.. C.
Smith typewriter; cheap. Address
postoffice box 595.
At the Court House Market you
will find the best beef to be found
in La Junta. 1t is all strictly corn
fed.
For RENT-Five room modern
cottage. furnished: for the summer.
Inquire Of Mrs. Carrie Z. Money.
TIA Santa Fe avenue.
Shade trees, fruit trees, roses and
shrubbery for sale and planted by
George A. Nidy. 62l Belleview av-
enue. Phone. Junta l55.
William Inge. \ brother Of r. c.
Inge of this city. was one Of the can
didates for mayor Of Independence.
Kan. at the recent city election.
George Cunning. Of the Minnequa
Pharmacy. expects to move his
stock to Las Animas about the mid
die Of April. Bessemer Indicator.
None such wall paper to be found
anywhere in town like that carried
in stock by Jack Devine. the artistic
wall paper and paint brush manipu-
lator.
Misses Mosier, Sheridan. Sanders.
vigar and Mrs. Vigar. Of Las Ami
mas, we're La Junta visitors last
Saturday, staying over until Sunday
Afternoon.
n For aAJS Five rsom bciak~sl11
h fKAton avenue; new plumbing. both
toilet and lsvatorv; II sold quickly,
S. 600. For terms address w. w.
Burns. lls West Eleventh street.
Pueblo.
Mrs. J. D. Lambright. of Cripple
Creek. accompanied by her two'chil-
dren. Master Edward and Miss
Juette. are the guests Of Mrs. w.
M. Miller. of Home Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sickenberger,
of ManzanoIa, accompanied by Miss
Farmer, a sister of Mrs. Sicken-
berger. were La Junta visitors last
Monday. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Adsmond.
The last issue of the Catholic Reg
ister is adorned with half tone
likeness of Rev. Father Callahan,
now of Durango. but formerly of
this city. and an able article on the
Resurrection" written by him.
J. J. Brown, of Fowler, was La
Junta visitor last Saturday, acting
in his official capacity as horticultur-
al inspector, and inspected a carload
of trees received on that day by
Geo. A. Nidy from Ottawa, Kan.
At a recent meeting of the Rocky
Ford city council C. M. Robins was
appointed city weighmaster. He is
to collect fees under the scale ordi-
nance and to get his pay from the
fees. provided he receives no more
than an average Of $50 per month.
When the double tracking of the
| Ssnts .Fe. now esptFsctsd for. has
been completed. there will be but
thirty-five miles Of single track be-
tween Chicago and the Mississippi
river. The work Of laying . second
track west thereof is being pushed
at several points.
For SALE-Plot Of land. 150x303
feet. between Kiefs and Wither's;
fronting north: one block east Of
City Park: Cimarron avenue going
through gives 303 feet east front: If
sold quickly. 81. 900. For terms ad.
dress W. W. Burns. 11S West
Eleventh street, Pueblo.
Phil Lenocker. Of the Holbrook
country. arrived home last Saturday
from Cambridge. Neb.. where he
has been visiting relatives and
II 4riands during tho x,aaf Ahroo S,.ooka