The Delta independent., 1910-04-01

Hand seeders and cultlNators at
Penley's.
White Russian Side oats for seed
at Penley's.
Nicely furnished room for rent.
119 Meeker street.
Go to the Spot Cash for Shoes,
Hats, Gloves and Clothing.
H. C. Getty made a short business
trip to Montrose last Saturday.
Edgar NJ. Shanklin. of Springfield.
Illinois. was in Delta. Saturday.
Great values in new spring milli-
merry. Mrs. Robinson. 335 Main st.
Protect your home against fire
10y ilsuring with Stephan & obert.
l. Rathburn. returned Sunday eve
ming from a short visit in Durango.
A car load of furniture arrived the
first OF the week for H. X. Correll-
A B. Wire. OF the wire-Baird
Realty Company. visited a few days
early this week at Palisade.
Don't miss the play to be given
by the High School Friday night.
April s.
J. B. Rhonemus returned Sunday
from ouray. where he had been on
business.
Cashius c. Sampson went to Grand
Junction. Monday. on a short busi-
ness trip.
Optional farm and business prop
erty loans at seven per cent. Millard
Fairlamb. 80
You will regret it II you don't at
tend the play at the opera house.
April S. ID. II. S.
Grand Valley claims to have pur-
chased thirty tons of oil for
smudging purposes.
Steve Bailey returned to his work
at Austin on Monday. after spend
ing Sunday with home folks.
For first class uphoistering and
mattress making. we are prepared
TO do your work. Delta Trading Co.
A card from II. w. Pratt. written
from San Diego California. says he
will start for home about this date.
VIII exchange New White Sewing
Machine for good. young saddle
borse Porter-Obert Hardware Co.
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. G. Lyon and
daughter Isabelle left Monday for a
short visit with friends in Grand
Junction.
A large crowd from Delta attended
the dance at Roubideaux last Fri
dsy evening. A fine time is repor-
ted by all.
Carl and Lloyd Hines left Mon
day for Hotchkiss. whore they will
spend their spring vacation visiting
their mother.
T. n. Stevens. civil engineer and
surveyor. maps and surveys OF
all kinds. Office: Rooms and A.
Gale building.
Mrs. /. II. Williams and daugh-
ters. Elsie and Elva, left Monday for
Crawford for short visit with Mrs.
Williams mother.
Miss Olive Osborne returned Mon
day from Ridgeway. whore she had
been for several weeks visiting rel
ativcs and friends.
For Sale-At the Welch ranch on
wheat. si.75 per hundred. Alfalfa
seed. 15c per pound. Cat
The stock company Mt the Gayety
theatre is adding to its always
attractive programs. and is helping
to draw good crowds.
DR.. Darlcy's subject Sunday morn
ing will be. "Commercialism in
Religion" A special invitation is
given to business men.
Charlie Freeman returned the first
of the week to his home in Grand
Junction after spending n few days
in Delta with old friends.
Most of the beet ground is ready
for seeding. An early season
means n long one. and therefore
better one for big beet yield.
While the Delta country last year
had fine beet crop, tho yield run
ming from g up to 40 tons per acre
the crop in the northern part of the
state was light. averaging 10 to ~
toas per acre. and the shortness OF
tho season is said to have been the
cause. Because of that shortage.
however. the acreage OF beets con-
trnctcd for this year on the north
side OF the state Is said to be con-
sldcracly less than formerly.