The Elbert County tribune., 1908-02-27
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l.. II. Rubeck of the Fonds country,
was a caller Monday, and renewed his
subscription.
John f'lurer of the Fondis locality,
called Monday TO advertise some macar
oni seed wheat he has for sale.
Frank Prule, hard working ranch
man residing east of town. called one day
recently and became Tribune subscrib
er.
Mrs. James Murray called Saturday
and renewed the subscription of her sis
ter, Mrs. c. Wilkinson, Of Los Angeles,
| Cal.
ii. G. lsbell of the Rainbelt Stock and
Farming Co., of Denver, in company
with MIR. Anderson, was caller Tues
day.
Miss Berg, from south of town. called
yesterday and ordered the Tribune sent
regularly to her father. Charles Berg, at
Leadville
Conrad Peterson, a progressive young
ranchman of the Comanche valley,
caller Monday.
John f. Smith of the Fondis neigh
borhood, called Monday. Mr.. Smith
expects to make final proof soon on his
homestead claim, and was after informa-
tion relating thereto.
c. W. Reel from west os town, called
yesterday and requested us to send
copies of the Tribune to several friends
residing near Vineennes, Ind, who are
interested in this country.
George H. Blakely of the Sidney
neighborhood, south of town, called Sat
urday and renewed his subscription.
Mr.. Blakely expects to build fine, big
barn on his ranch some time during the
year
Curt Dittemore from southwest of
town, called one day recently and had his
name enrolled again on our subscription
list. He is located on the west part of
the Dittemore land, in the extreme
west edge OF the county.
Stephen Wynns was caller Saturday.
and informed us that good quality OF
surface coal was being mined on his
ranch just south OF Fondis. The coal is
a Ignite and lies near the surface, where
1t is mined with very little trouble.
l.. H. Driever of the Comanch e
valley, east of town, called Saturday ana
requested us to change the address OF
his Tribune to Denver, where he and
his family will move this week Mr.
Drieyer has leased his ranch to an Iowa
man.
Justice f. Pendergrast, who resides
on ranch southeast of Fondis, was
caller Saturday and had his name en-
rolled on our growing subscription list.
The Judge was enroute home from Den
yer, where he spent several days, it be
ing his first trip to the capital city in
four years.
Homer l.. Roberts, a well known
ranchman of the Cherry creek locality,
southwest Of Ebert, called Friday and
subscribed for the Tribune This paper
is getting quite circulation over in that
locality, which, by the way, is one Of the
best on the Divide substantial ranch
men and good ranches.
County Commissioner and Mrs Jacob
Brazelton from south of town, called
Tuesday and renewed their subscription
Their daughter, Mrs. Henry Potts, is
visiting at the John Brazelton ranch in
East Bjou since last week, and writes
home that John had a runaway on ar
irving home from Elbert last week, but
no serious damages resulted.
j. o. Phillips was a business caller
Tuesday. He informed US that himself
and wife and his son, James H., and
family, will leave next week for southern
California, stopping enroute at Rocky
Ford, where his youngest daughter re
sides. In their departure Elbert county
loses some good citizens, Mr.. Phillips
having been prominently identified with
the Development OF this country for
many years past. Their many friends
wish them well wherever they may 10
cate.