La Junta tribune., 1909-01-23
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's Tread.

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Ask for Dunkin's Tread.
| Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
For Rent-Nicely furnished front
room at 42l Cimarron avenue.
| Watch repairing done promptly and
guaranteed at Coltman's Pharmacy.
John Crozier has Just received a
carload of kaffir corn and will fill all
orders promptly.
shampoo.ng. .manicuring and facial
massage; s02 Santa Fe avenue;
phone. East lso. Mrs. ]. E. Fem.
| want from twenty to one hun.
dred tons Of baled alfalfa delivered
at my place in La Junta.-Matt Dani-
her.
For Saie-Driving horse. four years
old; weight about 800 pounds. In.
quire of II. d. Walker. North La
Junta.
For Sale-Several pieces of well
improved property: three, four and
five rooms good location: good terms
II desired.--C. r. Buckley.
| Wanted-About twenty-five horses
to pasture; beet tops, alfalfa hay and
alfalfa pasture; four miles west of La
Junta. A. H. Evers, phone black
1881.
G. r. Greenlee has received the
appointment from the Otero Irriga-
ton District OF caretaker for the
Clear Creek reservoir In Chaffee
county. and will assume the duties
OF his position about February lst.
Mrs. d. r. Warner and children
returned on No 9 from their Syra-
cuse visit While there the little
girl died on the 9Th and 10 was a
pretty sad home coming to the father
and mother without their little ONE
Lamar News.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Sellsted, of
/ Winslow, Ariz., who were summoned
here on account Of the serious II
ness Of Mrs. Sellsted's father. Bernard
Huff. returned home the first OF the
week. Mr.. Huff Is somewhat i'm.
proved although still In very pre-.
carious condition.
| The case against Joseph Burns and
C. A. Barngrover charged with bur.
glarizing Bradish's saloon. and set
for trial on January 2lst. was vacated
on Thursday and will not come up
until February 18th. Barngrover's
bond was reduced to 5000, and he
hopes to be at liberty in few
days.
! In the district court yesterday morn
ing Frederick Bernard pleaded guilty
to the larceny OF cattle belonging to
NJ. j. Rhodes, and was sentenced to
the reformatory at Buena Vista.
Charles Hale entered plea of not
guilty to the same charge and his
case will come up at the next term
of the district court.
George A. Kilgore returned home
Thursday evening from Denver, where
he had been for few days on busi-
ness While in the capital city he
had the privilege CT listening to she
inaugural address of Colorado's new
United States senator, Mr.. Hughes,
! the sentiments of which, Mr.. Xii lgore
says, were not particularly pleasing te
the hosts of Jeffersonian simplicity.
Joe Effner and Mrs Laura Snow.
den were married in Rocky Ford last
Wednesday by Rev. w. |. Davenport.
OF the Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Snowden is a sister Of Sheriff Pot
OF Otero county. Mr.. Effner is one
of thA pioneer stock men of the
Arkansas Valley, and well known as
member of the firm of Effner & Nc
Caskill.
| Miss Saidee Steen left last We'd
hesday morning for Washington, D.
C., where she will be the guest of
her uncle. Congressman J. NJ. Miller.
until after the Inauguration ceremon
les which wi l induct President Taft
into office. Mr.. Miller, who is
! brother-in-law OF Mr.. Steen, will in
December next enter upon his sew
enth consecutive term as congress
man from the Fourth Congressional
District Of Kansas. His home is in
Council Grove.
f. The discussion Of the sugar beet In
dustry by experts at Lamar last
Wednesday was the feature of one Of