The Elbert County tribune., 1908-05-28

Pr Smith. the Veterinarian, has been
very busy for two months.
Plenty OF money to loan on any good
security. - DIVIDE REALTY & INVEST
MEM Co,
AEent New Method Laundry Co.; col
leFf 2c., cuffs 4c. Laundry sent every
other Monday f. Reed, barber shop.
G A. Hansen arrived on Monday
m1rning from Colorado Springs to take
c9afee as editor and manager OF the
IHbune.
y, b Crosswhite, substantial ranch
man OF the Cherry p. o. locality. was a
oa!er last week and subscribed for the
THbune.
j, z. Pope, former editor and proprie-
tor of the Tribune, left yesterday morn
ing with Mrs. Pops for weeks visit in
Denver.
Mrs. Thomas Cantril and children
went to Denver Friday afternoon, to
visit Mrs Cantril's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Rinnert.
A. L. Crawford and wife of Denver,
haYh taken up homestead and moved
On Mrs. Dora Molloy's place, near
Aftf'tiSs hhth iaii.
A branch of the Farmers Union was
organized at the Case hall last week with
a membership OF 81. The charter will
remain open for two weeks.
A most welcome rain fell in Elbert
and vicinity Friday afternoon, the coun.
trys southwest OF town receiving the
heaviest part OF the rainfall.
n mentioning the marriage OF Robert
Mcnamara we made grievous mistake
in making the brides name Teetman.
II should have read "Weetman."
for burn or scald apply Chamber
lain's Salve. 1t will allay the pain al
nost instantly and quickly heal the in
iured parts. For sale by Fred Long.
MI. and Mrs. Merle McGill came ont
from Denver Tuesday to spend the sum
mer on the ranch of the formers father,
Col. r. H. McGill, of the Fondis locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. j. Denny came
out from Denver last Thursday and will
stay on their ranch in the Fondis neigh.
borhood this summer. They we're mar
ried in Denver on April %.
We understand that d. L. Epler's
Cherry creek ranch has been sold to
Werner Munday. This ranch has the
rcputation of being one OF the best on
the Divide and Mr.. Munday is to be
on obtaining il.
Thomas Reed and daughter, Miss
Hstixfie. drove to Galhan Friday No he
present at the closing exercises of the
public school there, where Miss Elsie
Reed has taught during the term Just
closed.
The dry winter and spring has caused
many OF the young trees in Charlie
Beckman's orchard to die, entailing a
loss OF several hundred dollars to Mr..
Beckman, to say nothing OF his great
disappointment over the outcome of his
experiment.
Jacob DIETRICH who recently re-
turned from Glendora, Calf, expresses
country and expects to return to the
coast sometime in October He reports
the colony of Ebert people at Glendora
as all enjoying good health and well
when he left
The Tribune learns that petitions have
been presented to the board of county
to establish nine ne W
voting precincts in eastern Elbert
county, eacn petition having been
signed by 300 or more voters. 1t is
claimed that $500 new voters have come
into the east end since the election Of
1900.
The forest fire which ragged for several
days last week south OF town, burned
entirely over F. J. McNamara's home
stead, covering strip of timber mile
in length, the loss to MIR. Mcnamara
to several hundreds of dollars.
The fire was stopped at Wild Cat canon,
and did but little damage to the timber
on the Berg ranch.
Commencement week exercises of the
Colorado Agricultural college at Fort
Collins will begin on Sunday, May 81,
and will continue up to and including
Thursday, June 4. Programs may be
obtained on application. The Colorado
q Southern railroad has made an open
rate OF one first-class, standard fare
from all points on its Colorado line,
north OF Denver, to Fort Collins and re
turn. Tickets to be on sale May 81
June / and 2, with final return limit
of June 6, 1908. Going passage to com
mence on date Of sale; continuous pass
age in each direction.