La Junta tribune., 1908-11-21
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ing 1t Thompson's.

ing 1t Thompson's.
For all kinds of ten cent novelties
go to Swanson's candy store.
! Have You noticed the large assort-
ment of china novelties at Thomp-
sons.
WANTED Use of saddle horse for
its care. Address Box 3l2, La
Junta.
E. w. Haskins went to Denver on
the moon train yesterday on legal
business
| You will find the best grade OF
! Austin's famous chocolates and
candies at Swanson's on East Third
street.
John I.ttleton is in Las Animas
manipulating the throttle of the
switch engine on duty at the sugar
beet factory.
Mrs. Emma Somers has moved to
316 Colorado avenue. Board, per
month"; sl7; per week. $500; meal
tickets. $3.50.
T. d. Woodruff. of Quincy. ILL.,.
arrived in La Junta the first of the
week for an extended visit with his
brother. T. T. Woodruff.
For sale-Several pieces Of well
improved property; three, four and
five rooms; good location; good terms
II desired.--C. H. Buckley.
Judge Collins. of Pueblo, an ex-
district attorney of this district, was
one of the distinguished visitors in
La Junta the first of the week.
| Mrs. Alta Swanson was Denver
visitor last Wednesday and purchas-
ed large stock of candies and ter !
cent novelties for the local store.
You might select suitable holi-
day present from that portion Of
Thompson's stock that he Is selling
at one-third less than regular price.
| Mrs Z. S. Pearce returned home
last Sunday morning from Missouri,
fwh6FSllte has been for the past
three months for the benefit Of her
|health.
4 Tom Brown, of the La Junta
Drug Company, was summoned to
his home in Harrisonville, Mo,
few days ago on account of the SER
ious illness of brother.
| w. A. Watt left last Wednesday
for Reloit, Kan, to spend the
THANKSGIVING holiday season with
his wife. who has been visiting rela-
tives there for several months.
The Lamar football aggregation
will be in La Junta today for con-
test on the local gridiron with the
local experts The game will be
called this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
| G. A. Dahlgren left last Tuesday
might on No. 3 for Santa Fe. N. NJ,
to commence the work of erecting
the new armory building in that
city for which he was recently
awarded the contract.
Ira E. Gingerich, of Pueblo.
special solicitor for the North
American Accident Insurance Com
pany. was La Junta visitor this
week on business. and had his name
placed on the subscription roll of
the great family journal.
Paul McCarty, one of the stars of
the "Phiano Fiends" vaudeville at
traction. of metropolitan notoriety,
has been the guest of his sister. Mrs.
C. F. Anthem, during the past week.
Mr.. McCarty leaves today for Kan
sas City. where his company opens
for weeks engagement tomorrow
afternoon.
Thomas F. Dillon. Jr., of Denver.
has been named by James b. Pearce.
secretary of state-elect. deputy sec
retary of state. Mr.. Dillon is as
sistant secretary to the democratic
state committee, a position he has
held for number of years. He is
the expert Of the state organization
and knows everybody. Mr.. Dillon
has been in the insurance business
and he has held number of import
ant political positions.
Jackson Solomon. who terrorized
three counties Of the Arkansas Val
ley for a period of three weeks
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