The Delta independent., 1908-10-23
Local and Personal.

SANITARY steel CoucneS only ]4.oo al
the special sale at Whites.
Mesa county expects to go Republi-
can this year by 1900 majority.
Deer season closed Tuesday but the
duck weather has been improving.
Good crops and good prices are signs
of big Republican victory in Delta
county.
"Be good and you'll be happy"
Delta county people are good-conse-
quently happy.
Montrose county should swing into
line with good Republican majority
November 3rd.
Losr-Damond Brooch set with en-
eralds and pearls. Suitable reward for
return to this office.
The farmers as well as the town peo-
pie want sugar beet factory at Delta
1t will help everybody.
Apples have higher market than
was expected, 81 as box being asked
for fancy Jonathans.
Building improvements go on in spite
of bad weather. And they will con-
tinue brisk all winter.
Whites big furniture sale is on. 1t
will pay you to call and see the bar
gains offered in all lines.
An unknown man was run over on
the railroad east of Montrose Tuesday
and mutilated beyond recognition.
Ex-Gov. Thomas is to make speeches
in the county as follows: At Hotchkiss
on the 26th and at Delta on the 2Sth.
Hon. John II. Fry, candidate for
District Attorney on the Republican
ticket, was Delta visitor Monday.
LOST Wednesday night at Odd Eel
lows Hall or on street, string ladies'
gold beads. Reward for return to this
office.
Miss Queenie Smith, who is teaching
in Somerset this year, was the guest of
her sister Mrs. Allen Obert, over SUM-
day.
To THE RANCHMEN: An unlimited
supply of coal always On hand at the
Rollin's Fuel 4 Feed Co.-6th and Main
Streets.
Free banquet by the ladies of the
NJ. E. church tonight. After the BAN
quet Methodist Brotherhood is to be
organized.
The first snow, sufficient to whiten
the ground. fell at Delta Tuesday
night. but melted almost with the
dawn of day.
A bright Delta kid who was walking
! under flock of English sparrows the
, other day, remarked: I'm glad that
cows can't fly.
The Business Mems Association is
still working for a sugar beet factory
} to be built in time for next years crop
at Delta if possible.
Mrs. Fred Jacobs left for st. Louis
last week to visit friends. Miss Lola
Ball is looking after customers of the
Royal during her absence.
Did you get the Special Sale circular
sent out by G. 7. White? Everything
at greatly reduced prices till January
lst, 1909. Call and get prices.
Mr.. C. ID. States of Cedaredge, at
tended the rally Monday night and
made the INDEPENDENT pleasant call
before leaving for home Tuesday morn
ing.
The Jubilee Singers were given a
good house last night and their concert
voted an exceptionally good one. The
L.. N.
|, increased by part of the receipts
) Sugar beets are going to the factory
, as fast as weather and work will per-
nit About half the crop is yet to
} harvest. 1t is said that less than half
the apple crop has been gathered.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Emery. who spent
the summer visiting their son, Cliff
Emery of Escalante canon and sister.
Mrs. w. ID. Brown of this city. left
Monday for their home in De Witt.
Michigan.
Deep snow over the hill ranges is
making cattle men somewhat anxious
about the safety of young stock and
riders are being sent out in numbers
to look after the calves and get them
out of the deep snow tracts.
A little improvement is noticeable in
the weather but roads are bad from
the heavy rains and beet growers find
it almost impossible to get over the
fields with wagons. By next week.
) however, conditions will probably be
: normal again.
The Catholic ladies' ball last night