The La Jara chronicle., 1910-02-18

from an Illness of several weeks.
The universal favorite. Old Home
stead whiskey. always on hand at .!.e
Club Saloon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Shem-
well. Thursday, February 18th. a
daughter
| tunes is her this week and found
his services in demand.
See directions for treating seed
grain in the advertisement of the La
lara Drug store in this issue.
Don't fail to look up that full
page ad. of The Trans-Mississippi In
vestment Co. in the Chronicle.
:, Buggies. a car load just received
at the Murphy store on
the corner. The kind you want.
Hon. ID. E. Newcomb returned from
Denver Monday. Mrs. S. f. New
comb is reported to be doing as well
as could be expected.
Do you want to trade San Luis val
ley land for four-section cattle
rancho in Texas: If you do call on
The Trans-M! M!ssissippi Investment
Company
Reuben b. Golden, who owns a
ranch on the Harvey ranch. wires
from Shell Lake, Wisconsin. that he
will be on the road for La lara as
soon as the railroad will furnish him
car
w. f. Middleton's new house on
Walnut street is in the hands of the
plasterers. 1t is commodious one
story five room frame with bath and
will be occupied by o. B. Case when
completed.
Farmers in the Greeley district are
demanding Sc per ton for sugar beets
this year, or $3.50 if sliced, a raise
of 81 per ton. The sugar company
has granted Arkansas valley farmers
a raise of 50 cents.
You can find him every Monday
and Tuesday, one door east of DR..
Schenck's office, where he is busy
making suits to order. Ladies' and
genuemen's cleaning and pressing
neatly and quickly done. A. C. Gra-
ham, the tailor.
Say gir.s! Joe Weddel is starting
to build that house on his his ranch
this week Now he can't live in it
all alone. The question is: Are
you going to let him go east for com
for the San Luis valley.
Since the New Year has arrived
the following resolution should be
made by everyone who owns a
home: Resolved, that / will take
out policy in good safe, fire
insurance company represented by
Kavalec.
On account of the near approach of
Halley's comet, Judge McCunniff has
decided to quit smoking cigarettes.
He figures that the comets tail will
brush us all off and he has so many
things he wants to do first that he
can't take time to roll cigarette.
Mrs Maud La Rue wishes to an
nonnce that her spring and summer
stock OF millinery has arrived and
ladies are invited to call and inspect
the same and leave orders for Easter.
The latest Chicago and New York
pattern hats, also nice asSort-
ment of frames, trimmings. etc.
Judge Chas. ID. Hayt, r. X. Brown
and L. D. Eskridge We're here from
Denver this week on business con-
Injected with the transfer of the prop
erty of the La lara Townsite COM
pany to the Trans mississippi Invest
ment company. 1t is understood that
details were satisfactorily arranged
and the property will be placed on
people in about ten days. Judge
Hayt returned to Denver Wednesday
night and the other two gentlemen
remained over until Thursday.
Monday night. "a sheep belonging
to T. A. Crowther were killed by the
cars about two miles north of Romeo.
Seven others were SO badly injured
that they had to be killed. The
sheep were evidently lying on the
track opposite the Fullenwider ranch
but what train ran over them does
not appear. 1t is claimed the acci-
dent was not reported by any of the
nupriDgnrc " road