The Delta independent., 1909-11-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
LIZA BIG AFFAIR.

LIZA BIG AFFAIR.
Don't neglect to register for your
tickets on the fine tea set at Harts
drug store.
Make your Christmas. selections now
and have them laid away at Helt's
jewelry store. 40-tf
Killian & Kistler shipped ten cars
of fine cattle last Friday to Sugar City
for feeding.
Optional farm and business property
loans at seven per cent.
30.l3t MILLARD FAIRLAMB.
Do you know that our Holiday line is
the best ever brought to Delta? Call
and see it. HELT the Jeweler 40 If
The apple shipping season is still
rushing but as cars are now more
plentiful the rush Of it will soon be
over.
Call and get prices on my high grade
work in different styles.
&. A. ERICKSON, Photographer
Theo. Roeber, prominent cattleman
of Paonia and an old subscriber to the
INDEPENDENT. came in Tuesday and
made the office a pleasant social call
Mr.. Miller, representing the big
apple show to be pulled off in Denver
the first of next year, was in Delta
county the first half of the present
week.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Saunders, corner of Fourth and Leon
streets, yesterday afternoon. There
was n good Attendance. Lunch was
served.
The Whitney Brothers Quartet. who
entertained SO we'll one OF the largest
lecture course audiences at the opera
house last season. will be here again
November 18th.
The dust being deep the amount of
real estate blown away by the fierce
wind Tuesday night must be estimated
at very high figures. considering the
present price of land and city property
w. p. Dale. president, and E. w.
Taylor secretary OF the Business Men $
Association. and J. B. Killian, stock
man, attended the Commercial Congress
in Grand Junction Wednesday and
Thursday.
Evidence was discovered this week
haN Ar,li
through the heavy walls of the INDIE
PENDENT building. doubtless in an
effort to get in while the office was
closed to leave a subscription.
te-YoU WILL WANT TO BE
THERE.
Leonard Baird left Tuesday for trip
through Nebraska and Iowa, of several
weeks duration. in the interest of his
business. At least the first few weeks
will be put in that way but he wouldn t
bet that he would return single.
A. f. Reeves. of the firm of Reeves
and Silva of Montrose, was in town the
first of this week, looking over the
high school cadets, at the request of
Prof. Condit. Mr.. Reeves is captain
of the militia company at Montrose.
Mr.. Kindell, the rate war leader of
Denver, will be in Delta to speak on
his favorite subject next Friday even
ing, and it should be of interest to all
concerned in the important subject OF
freight and express robbery rates to
hear him.
Many improvements by way of build
ings, etc, can be seen at the young
and pretty town of Cedaredge. Stu.
ated at the head of the best land body
of the Western Slope-the Surface
Creek section-with the best of nat.
ural advantages for homes and a bis
town, Cedaredge would, with railroad
no doubt leap forward to the preten
sions of city.
Rev. j. Heston was brought dowr
from Paonia Tuesday, and was in such
n condition, due to a nervous break
down, that it was necessary to move
him on stretcher. He was met a
the depot by McGraw's automobile ans
taken to comfortable resting place
Later he was moved to the coast o.
Texas, where his folks hope for tn,
early return of his health.