The La Jara chronicle., 1910-04-08


ture for thirty days. Senobio Gale
Cos, Capulin. Colorado.
Ladies: When wanting to see
large line of either laces or EN-
Weist's stock.
Mr.. c. c. Whitaker was an arrival
from Denver the first of the week
and has accepted a position at the
Dewdrop Inn.
A good time OF the year to look
up your fire insurance policies and
see il they are in force. II they have
Kavalec's brand. you're dead safe.
Halley's comet has passed behind
the sun and should now be visible in
the morning sky. 1t will not strike
the earth. 1t has Already struck.
Mrs. Luther A. Norland returned
Wednesday morning from Kansas
where she was summoned on ac-
count of the sudden death of her
brother-in-law.
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company's offices are now equipped
with first-class blue-printing out
fit. They will furnish you blue
print of anything.
Our farm loan representative will.
be here in short time. If you de
sire loan on your ranch see US at
once so an examination can be made
while the representative is here. The
La lara State Bank.
You don't have to live in Denver
to get Denver baked bread. G. G
Oliver has line of the best Denver
bread to be had. If you wish any
other brand. let him know what kind
you want and he will get it.
WANTED FARMERS-To call and
see my line of rubber boots. l have
short boots, knee boots and the hip
boots. Thanks to my clearance sales,
have an entirely new and fresh
stock. Not single pair of last sea
sons boots on hand. When you want
new goods call on Chas d. NSi.rst
Miss Minnie Richardson, daughter
of Charles Richardson of Antonito,
and Clarence Fitzhugh, a forest range
rider, with headquarters at the Riley
ranch near Magote, were married at
the residence of Harry Saunders at
Alamosa, at $50 o'clock Wednesday
evening. Rev. Joseph H. Darling
| tho
G. H. Russell was in town the
first of the week, distributing seed
peas to the farmers who have con-
tracted to raise them. Mr. Russell
received two car loads of seed from
his house. N. B. Keeney & Co, of
lie Roy. N. Y. They are a new va
riety of domestic pea and will no
doubt prove a great success in the
valley.
We have just received shipment
of the celebrated Barton Bros shoes,
including mems, boys. ladies and
, girls We can fit any member of the
, family with shoes of moderate price
I and satisfaction-g giving qua ity and
style. Remember Chas d. Weist will
cheerfully show you his goods and
prices whether you wish to buy at
present or not.
= Frank Onstatt's dog, Tone Chief,
returned this morning from a visit
to Denver where he was a guest for
a few days at the city pound. A
man at Antonito, put the dog in
charge of a Globe express messen-
ger about a week ago and neglected
to notify Mr.. Onstatt that the dog
was coming. When the train reach
ed La lara the messenger declined
to leave the dog unless claimed by
the owner which piece of foolish
ness cost Mr.. Onstatt $500. for the
messenger charged that much for
returning the dog.
John e. Field, of the Denver en-
gineering firm in charge of coastruc-
tion on the Terrace reservoir, came
in from the works Monday evening
and left for Denver Tuesday night.
Boss Carpenter Howell came in last
week and is now on tthe job. There
has been considerable water in the
Alamosa river for week or more
and it is still rising. The water is
coming down much earlier than any
previous year. April 18th being the
usual date of the beginning of high
water. Most of the snow in the foot