The Delta independent., 1909-03-12
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North Fork Times.

deals.
Miss Lee was out riding this week
after being confined to her bed for the
past two months.
George Hendricks and wife returned
Wednesday from Denver where they
have been visiting for some time.
John Tholen and family left Sunday
morning for Chaplin Illinois, where they
expect to make their future home.
Miss Grace McGinnis went to Denver
Saturday where she will atrerd busi-
ness college during the coming summer
George Hibbs came home Monday
has been spending the winter with rel
atives:
Mrs. Phil Stevens left Monday for
Ontario, California, where she will
spend a few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Della Hurst.
The Fair Association is doing some
rip rapping on the river this week IN
anticipation of high water that might
do damage tie the grounds.
| Walter Hipote was down from the
Hanson ranch Wednesday and says
they have plenty of snow up there yet
Bert Wallace went up with him to I'm
ish the new house.
Mrs. Alpha McGrew, sister of Mrs.
C. Butler is visiting here for few
DAYS. Mrs. McGrew's home is in La
grande. Iowa, and she is returning from
visit in Boise, Idaho.
NJ. G. Meek was down from Somer-
set the first of the week and tells US
as soon as he makes a two weeks visit
in Kansas he will start improving his
ranch on Rogers Mesa.
Harry Soper returned Sunday even
/ ing from an all winters visit at his old
I home in Maine and in Denver. Harry
is looking to be in best of health Mrs.
Soper is still in Maine but will return
/ in a short time.
/ H. A. Metcalf and Oscar Hurt left
/ Tuesday for Arizona where they will
| look for a location for a home. Mr..
Metcalf says he knows it will be hard
| to find better country but he will
look for it. They will be gone several
\ weeks.
/ win Truesdale returned from Twin
| Falls, Idaho, Saturday. He says his
fathers death resulted from blood pois-
oning caused by slight scratch on the
wrist Although they have great
country at Twin Falls. MIR. Truesdale
says the North Fork is far ahead of
them in many respects.
II Crawford Chronicle.
The infant baby of L. A. Crisler was
reported very sick the first of the
week.
Mrs. d. w. Mcintyre went to Delta
the first of the week to visit her sister
of that place.
VIM. Fluke and family came in from
Delta last Friday where they had been
visiting friends.
Louis Pitcher commenced to move
onto the Siese ranch on Cottonwood
which he has enied for the summer.
w. r. Dove still improves slowly and
| we trust he will soon be able to be out
| again as he has been confined to the
house for quite while.
Jesse Howell moved last week into
the house vacated by Mrs. Story.
Mrs. Story moving into the city of
| Crawford where she will take up her
| nermanent residence
| Miss Blodgett returned from Delta
last Monday night and began school
again Tuesday morning. 1t became
necessary to lance her throat three
times while in Delta but she is o. X
again.
The stork has been busy on the Mesa
for the past week and Friday left
girl at the home of J. G. Dove. The
new conner is of the regulation weight
and adds another to the population
scale of the Mesa. All parties doing
well.
Everyone is glad to see r. l.. Head
bsck from the hospital looking just as
good AS ever. r. l., has been operated
on for appendicitis and was in the hos
pital only days. This is remarkable
and we hope that Mr.. Head is cured
permanently.
| Hotchkiss Herald
f. S. Butcher. manager of the big
store returned Friday evening from
trip to Chicago where he was buying
goods for the spring and summer trade.
We were informed this week that
some hounds north of town are running
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