The La Jara chronicle., 1910-03-11

Dr. Davis. the Alamoso dentist, at
La lara every Thursday at Hamil-
tons drug store.
See directions for treating seed
grain in the advertisement of the La
lara Drug store in this issue.
Remember that Riddle is coming.
He's the fellow who sells the best
been doing it for twenty years or
more
w. a. Anderson and other mem
bers Of the firm of Anderson, ord
& Swope, came in Monday from Colo.
Springs and went across the river
to resume work on a ditch contract.
Dave Ellis and his sunny smile
came in from the south Tuesday and
after interviewing the shoe trade
Went north the same evening. Said
he hadn't seen Jack since January
ana seemed surprised when he heard
about the httleton deal.
Knowing that many of my patrons
will smoke nothing but the best ci-
gars made, | have put in large
line of those celebrated brands, the
Flor de Mandel and Martinez cigars.
w. w. Seyfer at The La lara Drug
Store.
George Knight returned last night
from trip to Durango and inter
mediate points. He saw VIM. Mason
and sors and reports them well.
Mr.. Knight had an excellent trip
but saw no country quite as nice as
the San Luis valley.
Geo. N. Sceley, who purchased the
west half Of section nine en- the Har-
vey ranch. was here the first Of the
week making arrangements to start
his plows Frank Orton wi II have
charge Of his place until he returns
which will be as soon as he possibly
can.
August Lux and family and Geo
Fredericks are here from Lexington,
Kansas. to improve their recently
purchased farms Mr. Lux bought
from Chris Block and Mr.. Freder-
icks from Mr.. Smith over toward
Sanford. The dea's were made by the
| w. p. Fisher Land Co.
]. w. Dean, general superintendent
CT the Denver & Rio Grande and ]. F.
Erright, superintendent of motive
power. We're in AlamoSa Monday night
and left on special train in charge
of Conductor Ora Kinton yesterday
afternoon for Pueb'o.-Alamosa EN-
pire.
Jerry Wilcox. brother of Warren
Wilcox, well known in this section
was an arrival this morning from
New York State. Mr.. Wilcox has
been making tour of the western
slope. He saw Warren in Cheyenne,
Wyoming, where he has a good sit
uation on the Daily Tribune.
Charles Wellington left last night
for Alamosa after having assisted in
raising the new steel smoke stack at
the La lara flour mills. The new
stack is so feet in length and weighs
little mere than ton and a half
and was hoisted into place without ac-
cident. Mr. Wellington then gave it
two coats CT paint. a job that most
men wCuld not travel far to find.
Fortunately he was favored with good
weather and he seemed to enjoy the
high, cool air above the clouds. The
cli stack, which this one replaced,
had been in use for about twenty
years. The mi is again in first
class order
Five new settlers arrived last Sul-
day, bringing through six cars load
ed with live stock. farm machinery
and househo goods. Recke Bros.
from burlington, Iowa, will settle in
the Bountiful district: b. Brant and
family have purchased a farm from
VIM. Lambert. east of town, trading
therefor scme land at Arapahoe, Neb.
c. h. Nesmet. another of the party.
is from Waunetta. Neb.. He settles
in the Bountifu district. The new
arrivals are wei provided with stock.
having about fifteen head of horses,
large number of chickens and other
live stock. One of their horses was
found dead in the car just before
reaching Alamosa.