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The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-12-22

town. He also owns the building where
the Raymer tin shop was formerly 10.
Gated.
o. M. Dunbar moved his family here
last spring from Morseld, Nebraska.
Their claim lays three miles west Of
town and their improvements include q
house, barn, well, 800 acres fenced and
some land broke.
Bert Vik carries a full line of staple
and fancy groceries, has fine line of
Christmas candies and nuts and has just
received lot Of fresh oysters and GEL
cry. When in need of anything in these
lines, give him a call.
Fred Stephenson is proprietor of the
Raymer Hardware Co, and just recent
ly erected the building where his store
is located. You should give him call
for anything you may need in the hard
ware line.
Mr.. G. O. Jones moved his family and
household goods here last spring from
Farnam, Nebraska and are now living
just west Of town, where Mr.. Jones has
purchased 10 acres of land and built
them home.
DR.. Brown formerly of Denver, l.. S.
Goddard from Evanston, Illinois, E.
Toyne from Elgin, Nebraska and Mr..
Snyder from Nebraska all moved here
last spring and are making their homes
on their homesteads. Their claims are
each numbered among the best i'm
proved pieces Of land south of town.
d. S. Gibson formerly of this state,
Ted Worsfold, T. W. Spainhower from
Missouri, George Andrews from Illinois,
A. Flattis and C. w. Blauvelt from H.
linois and A. F. Knapp Of Goodrich,
Colo, all have choice claims north Of
Raymer that are well improved. They
all took up their residence here within
the past eight months, except Ted
Worsfold who has lived here about sew
en- years.
Jesse Gardner moved his family to their
claim northwest Of Raymer last spring,
bringing them here from haywood,
Ncbr. The improvements on their land
include house. barn, chicken house,
well and windmill, 800 acres fenced and
cross-fcnced and Is acres plowed and
planted In fall wheat.
w. G. Carter moved here last spring
from Eustis, Nebr., and since then has
been making some nice Improvement
on their claim south Of town.
Theo. Kellar from Eustis. Nebraska,
j. W. Rutherford Of Illinois, c. w.
Roth Of Nebraska and E. !. Seavy Of
Iowa all came here last spring and have
homcsteads east Of Raymer, where they
have each made lot Of fine improve
ments.
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the west.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Courtney came
to Raymer from Missouri on the 18th
day Of last April and since that time
have made quite a number of fine i'm
provements on their choice homestead
northwest of town.
W. A. jackson and wife came here a
little over year ago from Iowa, and
since then have been making their home
on their lG0-acre homestead which joins
Raymer on the northeast, until Mr..
jackson health necessitated their re-
moval to Sterling, where he could get
medical attention. They have quite a
number Of fine improvements on their
claim.
BLY, Moon, our "Village Blacksmith,
has choice half-section of land south
of town on which he has made num-
Der of very fine improvements. He
came here last spring from Nebraska.
l.. Allen, manager Of the Raymer
Lumber Company, has a fine half.sec-
ton of homestead land about a miles
south Of Raymer, on which he has been
making number of good improve.
ments including nice large house, a
barn, well. 500 acres fenced and 100
acres broke and planted in fall wheat.
He moved his family here last winter
from Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. o. Powell came here
from Denver and are now living on
their choice claim southwest of town,
where they have made a number of
first-class improvements.
Mrs. Mary A. Novak and one son and
two daughters came here last spring
from Omaha, Nebr., Mrs. Novak and
her son having filed on homesteads a
short time before. They have many
good improvements on their claims.
A. G. Nickerson moved his family to
Raymer last spring from southeastern
Nebraska. The improvements on his
choice claim just southwest Of town in
clude a good fve.room house, barn, cow
barn, good well with windmill and
tank, chicken house, 800 acres fenced
and cross fenced and some land plowed.
Theo. Rqgland and family moved to
Raymer last spring from Dakota and
their claim east Of town Is well i'm.
proved, their home being one Of the fin
est in this part Of the country.
Mrs. Amanda Anderson has a choice
claim southeast Of Raynsr. where she
has made q number Of frst-class i'm.
provement. She also owns the build
ing whore the Raymer postofIice is To-
Gated.
Chas. Brule is another home teader
from Nebraska. having claim north Of
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Chas. Fritz, Gus Raasch and Fred
Nieman came to Raymer last spring
from Pierce, Nebraska, each of them
having quarter-scction of land south
of town joining each other and their
places are known as Bachelors Hail..
They all have good houses. barns, their
places fenced and about SO acres Of land
broke and planted to wheat. One well,
over 700 feet deep, supplies them with
water. They also have big windmill
and tank.
w. W. Randall, w. A. Gillespie, Al
bert Lyons and Albert and Ernest
Blank all came here last spring from
Trenton, Nebr., and each has made a
number of improvements on their sep
arate claims, including good houses,
barns, wells, fencing and land broken.
L. C. Loveall and family have good
claim north of Raymer on which they
have made number of improvements
including good house, barn, well and
chicken house. They came here this
fall from haywood, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Goddard and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Goddard came here from
Sterling last spring and went to live on
the claim northwest of town belonging
to George. Their improvements in
clude a house, barn, 800 acres fenced
and cross-fcnced and Is acres broke.j
G. M. Summers moved his family
here from Missouri last spring and the
improvements on their claim north of
town include a good house, barn, well
and some land broke.
Ed. and F. w. Ficken each have a
choice homestead southeast Of Raymer
on which they have made a number Of
fine improvements. They have resided
in Colorado for sometime.
w. H. Reed has fine claim south.
east Of town, with quite a number Of
improvements, where he has made his
home since he came here last spring
from Dakota.
Among others who are in north of
Raymer and who have made big show.
ing are as follows: w. H. Hobbs, Tom
Spainhower, Dick Hobbs, L. c. Loveall,
d. c. Cutler, c. Stephen, G. M. Sum.
mers, Mr.. Blauvelt, 7. F. Stromerts,
and others too numerous to mention.
The wells are secured in north at a
pepth ranging from 10 to 100 feet.
Jesse Beeson came to Raymer In
September Of this year and since his
arrival here has spent the greater part
Of his time in making improvements on
his choice homestead southwest Of here.
He has fenced the 800 acres, has had d
house, barn, chicken coop and coal
house put up on his place and has done
some breaking. His mother and sister
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arrived here the latter part of Novcm-
Der and will make their home with him.
this winter.
Mr.. c. B. Barker, who has quarter
section Of land joining the town site Of
Raymer on the west, came here this
summer from Kansas and has made a
number of improvements on his claim,
among which are good four room
house with closets and a pantry, good
well, a cave, stable, u coal house 8x
Is and mile Of fence.
Jay e. Miller and wife came to Ray
mer from Omaha, March 18th of this
year and took up their residence on
their claim 3 IL miles south of town.
Numbered among their many improve
ments are good four-room house, a
chicken house, barn, 20 acres broke and
their whole quarter-section fenced.
Mr.. Geo. Miller came here in October
of 1909 from Omaha, Nebraska and
liked the country so well, that after
filing on homestead, he decided to
stay here all winter, his wife joining
him in the spring. Their homestead,
which lays 2 l-2 miles south Of town
has Improvements including a four
room house, barn, chicken house, As
acres broke, a good well and 800 acres
fenced.
D. c. Cutler and family came here in
the spring from Omaha, Nebraska and
are now living on their claim 4 l-2 miles
north of Raymer, where they have a
good three-room house, barn, chicken
house, well, 800 acres fenced and 40
acres plowed.
Mrs. Lillian Dibble came to Raymer
in the spring from Omaha, Nebr, and
has been making number of improve
ments on her claim 4 l-2 miles north Of
here. She has good house, chicken
house, 40 acres plowed and 800 arces
fenced.
7. v. Arlington, bought the relin-
quishment on a half-section Of fine land
west of Raymer in the spring and dur
ing the summer made quite a number
Of fine improvements, moving his fami.
ly and household goods out here this
fall from vcrdel, Nebraska. Among
his improvements are a fine four.room
house with big bay window, a barn
l4x20, a good well and 40 acres broke
and in fall wheat.
J.R. Smathers Of verdel, Nebraska
is one Of the enterprising homestea ders
who have land west Of here, his land
berg just 2 miles from town. He pur.
chased the REIMBURSEMENT on his land
late this fall and began at once to make
improvements. He now has a fine we'll
with plenty Of good water at a depth Of
20 feet, grainary 2ox30, q good barn
20x40 and the 800 acres fenced. He re.
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turned to his home at Verdel to spend
the winter, but expects to bring his
family and household goods out with
him early in the spring and at that
time will improve his place still more
by erecting one of the finest houses in
this part of the country.
c. H. Scott came here last spring
from Iowa and took up his residence on
his claim south of Raymer. A good
house 16xl6, a barn 16x26, a well, 40
acres fenced and rs acres plowed are
a part of the improvements he has
made.
Claude Lacock is another one of the
homesteaders south of Raymer, who
has been making improvements on his
claim, a part of them being good
house, barn and well. He came here
April 26, 1910 from Ames, Iowa.
Martin Bommelyn is one of the many
homesteaders we have from Chicago.
He came here last May and has made
quite number Of improvements on his
claim, which lays 10 miles northwest Of
Raymer. His improvements include a
good house, barn, l-2 section fenced
| md oo,~,, to,,l ,NIo,ua<{
7. j. Enright, living about 10 miles
northwest of Raymer, is another Of the
thrifty homesteaders from Chicago,
having moved his family and house,
hold goods here from that place last
May. Among his improvements are
good, house 800 acres fenced and some
land broke.
A part Of the Improvements on the
claim south Of town belonging to F. D..
Francis, who came here from Nebras-
ka last spring, are house l6x26, barn
l6xl4 and a good we'll.
c. C. Stephens and family, who have
a choice homestead mile north of
here, came to Rsymer from Kansas
City, Mo-, last spring. The improve
ments on their claim include good 4
room house with cellar, barn, chicken
house, well, $50 acres fenced and cross
fenced and 40 acres broke and planted
to fall wheat.
n. E. Moler came from Denver last
spring and has made some fine improve
ments on his claim north Of town.
C. A. Wulf, who came here In the
spring, is another Of the homesteaders
south Of town who has made good i'm
provements on his claim.
Mrs. Bristol and daughter Grace,
former residents Of Beatrice, came to
Raymer year ago this fall and each
Of them filed on a choice homestead and
now have a house built on both claims.
Mrs. Bristol's land lays about mile
northeast Of town, while her daughter
claim joins the town-site Of Raymer on
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STERLING,
COLORADO.
Furniture Of All Kinds

Stoves too-We sell lots Of stoves Two-hole Laundry
Stoves ouhoe cast cook stoves Ranges, four or six
holes Stove pipes coal buckets stove boards and lin
eolum intact sell almost everything to furnish the home
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Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction at Rec Heights on
THURSDAY, FEB. "a
Commencing at | O'Clock p, m.
the following described property.
Is HEAD OF HORSES
Consisting of l6 head ot good
heavy work horses all broke and
ready for spring work, balance colts
and driving horses.
s HEAD OF CATTLE
These are all good milk cows,
MachincrV-l four mole corn shell
err, | five horse power gasoline en-
gin".
Terms of Sale Time will be given
to Nov. !, 1910 by purchaser giving
note with approved security at lC
per cent interest.
J. Z. RAMEY,
Owner.
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HANNA BROS
Public Sale

The undersigned Will sell at pubic
aIcLIon on n " ! of section PAIL
80, Known aS the Andrew Peterson
farm, IL miles south west of Miller,
commencing at | o'clock y. m, sharp
TUESDAY, MARCH /, 1910
The following CeScrlbcd property,
to-wit, without reserve
10 HEAD or HORSES
Consisting of bay mare Z years
old with fCal weight 1850, | bay
gelding A years Old weight 1900, !
gray mare 4 years old with foal
weight 1900, | brown horse . years
old weight 400. | sorrel horse 9
years old weight 1900, | driving
team A wears old weight 2l00, one
sorrel gelding 3 years old weight
100. l black gelding 2 years old
weight $50, one buckskin mare 2vrs.
old weight 800, one span black mares
lyear old, weigt 1900 four good
spring colts. These colts are all
draft bred.
Is CATTLE
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iu'liI ouN lOil az NY b'uNN vi =
% ON
WEDNESDAY, FEB. q
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m.
the following described property:
"a HEAD OF HORSES
Consisting of one bay mare with
foaI VT 1900 13 years old, one black
mare with foal VT 1850 Is yrs old.
n gray mare II years old bred VT
1850, one bay mare with fOaI years
old VT 1850, one black gcIding 9
years old VT 1850, one team bay
mares bred 3 years old VT $500, one
brown mare bred 3 years old W.T.
1900, one gray mare 2 years old VT
1850, one grey gelding 2 YRS old W.T.
1850, one bay mare with fOal years
old VT 1900, one bay geIding 3 years
old VT 1850, n brown gelding 5
years old VT 1900, n grey gelding
3years old VT 100, one : year old
mare. 3vcarIingS, ; sucking colts,
n driving team I and 10 years old,
and one gray saddle pony.
FARM MACHINERY
One s foot Acme Queen binder
almost new, n II foot Hodge
header, one new Deere hay loader,
loaded about 80 loads, n + foot
Mccormick mower, | Deerlng buck
r,, N u foot Deering hay rake,
fifty hushel Galloway manure spread,
| farm truck. ! feed grinder, one :
foot double disc Superior dlIll. one
II inch Lacrosse gang pIow, on" III
inch walking pillow, one l6 inch New
Deal pillow, | 10 in Fuller 4 Johnson
breaking pillow, one IA IN breaking
plow, ore s foot surface packer, on"
Is foot steel drag, | corn planter. |
cultivator, one Z foot disc, | stuublc
pillow Is in, one gang disc pillow Ii
in, one mower, one hay rake 10 foot.
2 hay racks, / spring wagon,
Owens tanning mill. / corn shelter,
| header bed, / hay rack, / set work
barness. J set 5oub!e driving bar
ness, | saddle, about 2 doz chickens,
2 sows and Is shoats, and some corn
and speltz.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale-All sums of sic
and under cash. Over that amoun,
time will be given to Nov. /, 1910,
bypurchaser giving note bearing 10
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Pubic sale

lhc undersigned will sell at public
auction on southwest qnarter Of
section 35-ll4 90, known as the
James jones FAM, eight miles north
of Miller, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a m sharp, on
MONDAY. FEB, p
the following describrd property:
II HEAD OF HORSES
Consisting of olc team Of black
mares 5 and 6 years old weight 2700.
one bay team Of mares s AID 9 years
oIdwith foal weight 5000, II black
team of mares ) and 6 years old with
foal wcip hit $500. one bay mare 6
years old with foal weight 1850, one
black mare Z years old with foal
weight 1900, me bay mare Z wears
old with foai weight 1900, one. BAY
.PeI8ing > years oid weight 100, one
black yearIing gelding weight 1000,
one hav yearling gelding weight
800, one bay ~yearling mare weight
900. four G-+-prinG colts These
Young horses are all sired by regis
tered PercheYon stations.
CATTLE AND HOGS
Three mich COW one fresh, two
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" WV oo"ns
MACHINERY
good wagons, 2 buggies, | Can
ton gang pillow, one Is inch Deere
walking pillow, | breaking pillow, 2
good discs. One "a foot harrow, |
new corn pillow, one 10 foot Superior
disc drill. one 8 foot Deering binder.
one II foot header. 2 Deering NOW
ers-5 and 6 foot, J sweep rake, one
10 foot hay rake, / tanning mill, |
header box, 2 hay racks, 2 SledS, |
new bob sled, one 200 egg capacity
incubator, | sickle grinder, | grind
stone, 800 feet hay .ope, 5 sets Of
good work harness, sets of driving
harness, | single harness, | saddle,
800 bushels of oats and speltz, 400
bushels of corn in crib. 40 tons of
good hay in stack, 20 bushels of
potatoes, 10 bushels of seed corn,
l25 Plymouth Rock chickens.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS including J
Majestic range, good table. Other
articles too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale All sums of $40
and under cash. On sums over 80
time will be gwen TO Nov. |, 1910.
by purchaser furnishing note at 10
per cent interest and approved
security.
HANNA BROS.
+. +. MagneSS, Auct. Owners.
+. +, Waite, Clerk.
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PUBLIC AUCTIONS

per cent interest with approved
security, Property must be settled
for before removal from place.
Il. +. ROLD,
Jas, =. jacobson, Auct. Owner
+. ID. Greene, Clerk.
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Town Lot For Sale
Situated in East Miller, 50x250.
9t2* Bob Corbett.
Sale Dates

! have the following dates taken
for Public Sales: FEB. Is, II, l8,
10, q. %, "a, rs, 26, %, March 2, 4,
). b. +. Magncss, Auct.
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consisting of % head of high grade,
, year old heiferrs, most all with
calf, two Inilch cows will be fresh
soon, one year old steer, 9 spring
calves, some machinery, 2 sets Of
good work harness nearly new.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale-All sums of SO
and under cash. On sums over $40
time will be given to November /,
1910 bv purchaser furnishing note
at 10 per cent interest with APPROX
ed security.
David Chadwick,
b. +. MagneSS, Auct. Owner.
+. +. Waite, Clerk.
Elegant line of dress shoes at A.
II. ChurchiIIs. Stiff
have for Sale "A couple of very
desirable residences in Miller and
in St. Lawrence.
Stl J. C..McCool
NOTICE: Notice is hereby given
that the neat regular examination
for teachers will be held in the Mil
Ter Court Room, Thursday and FRI
day, March Bird and 4th, beginning
at ga. m. on the opening day.
Margaret Duthic,
9t4 Co. Supt. of Schools.
(Bv order of State Dept
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Elegant line of dress shoes at A.
H. ChurchilIs. stiff
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MACHINERY

will be soon, two calves. Ten good
brood soWs.
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Good Property For Sale

A new eight room house located
near school house in Miller,
a newly improved l60 acre farm
in York twp. Fine location. 4 miles
from market.
Anewly improved GAG acre farm
in Alpha twp. running water. Fine
combination farm and stock ranch.
BushfieIds' Home Land Co.
Miller, S. ID.
For Trade 10 acres of land II
miles south of Miller. so acres cul-
tivated, woven wire fence, Will
traae for small good town residence
property and cash.
M. K. Murphy,
lots Miller, S. ID,
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Public Sale

Having sold my farm | will sell at
public auction at my place on Ola
% On
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FREE LUNCH AT NOON

David Chadwick,
b. +. MagneSs, Auct. Owner.
f.. +. Waite, Clerk.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-07-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Notice Of Proof OF Application OF WGter 70
E3eaeficial Use.

Notice is hereby given that at 2 p. IN.
on the 9Th day OF August. 1910, at Boise
County of Ada, State of Idaho, before
state Engineer, proof will be submitted
OF the application to beneficial use OF
&c cubic feet per second Of the waters
of Eight Mile Creek and unnamed draw,
in accordance with the terms and con.
ditions of Permit No. 755, heretofore is
sued by the State Engineer Of the State
of Idaho.
1. The names and postoffiee address
OF the persons holding said permit are:
John M. Simmons, Boise; M. q. David.
son, Perry g. Lewis, Dan Barker, Merid-
ian, Idaho.
2. The use to which said water has
been applied is irrigation and domestic
use.
3. The amount applied to beneficial
use is &c second feet.
4. The place where said water is used
is (f for irrigation, give full and accur-
ate description Of the lands irrigated)
NW4, VIZ NE1, NW4 SW4, Sec. %,
TIP. NJ, r. l E. B. M,
5, The right to take The water from
such works is based upon Permit No.755,
6. The source of supply from which
such water is diverted is Eight Mile
creek and an unnamed draw.
7. The date of the priority which
said user is prepared to establish is
July 90, 1904.
d. G. MARTIN,
Sat State Engineer.
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loeA out a. ,hr b, and Alosaulto.
I On. Q. l.. BUTTON. !

DR. &. l.. BUTTON.
Cholera, scurvy. typhus fever,
diptheris. yellow ferer, and small
poU have been so controlled by
scientific investigation and the APP
plication Of sanitary science (hyg-
ienic cleanliness) to cause only
alarm where but short time ago
they struck terror to any commun-
ity where they would chance to
break out. In Germany where
hyeenic methods are in force and
more attention given by the people
as nation TO the prevention Of
sickness and disease the span of
human life has been heightened
seventeen years In the United
States whore we are less particular
the average life over that of q CEN
fury ago has increased barely half
that OF Germany.
Typhoid fever is recognized by
the health authorities Of all the
large cities Of Europe and America
TO be largely distributed through
contaminated water supply. Other
means are incleanliness, flies, con-
taminated milk and other food
material. The control Of yellow
fever and malaria Ia brought about
by destroying the home Of the
mosquito. Likewise a great deal
can be done by destroying the
home and breeding place of the
flies, for the typhoid fly" as it is
called is responsible for many
cases by carrying the germ from
patient to food and drink. A case
once occurs, you know little whore
IL is going to be next. owing to the
promiscuous visits Of the fly.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-07-08

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism of the muscles
and yields quickly to the free applica-
tion of Chamberlain Liniment. This
iiniment is not only prompt and effect
uai, but in no way disagreeabie to use.
Sold by all dealers.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-07-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of John p. willbarn, Deceased.
Notice il hereby given by the under,
signed Administrator of the Estste OF
John L. Wiilburn, deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims agsinst the said deceased, 10 ct
hibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first publ.
cation OF this notice, 70 the said Admin
istrator At his residence four miles north.
weat from Meridian, in the County of
Ada, State of Idaho, this being the place
fixed for the transaction otlthe business
Of said estate.
Dated July 9. 1910
JOHN ". Hupsoss
Administrator OF the Estate
3 So Of Joha Z. Hiillhnrn, Deceased