The Raymer enterprise., 1910-11-24

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fire from the hot drink pereolator and
ignited other nearby articles. The dam
age was little or nothing owing to the
quick work of the clerks and bystand-
ers. =.
North Thiad ssssRses !, badly torn up
at present on account Of the sewer ex-
tensions which are being laid. The
work extends on north from the Bur.
lington tracks, but will soon be com.
pleted.
Mn. R. Shaw was buried At River
side cemetery yesterday afternoon, hav-
ing died last Tuesday night Of paral-
ysis. She had been in seemingly good
health up uptil Monday night and was
suddenly stricken. With her son she
has been making her home on = home
stead near Willard.
Workmen are at work on the interior
of the Logan County National Bank.
papering, and when completed the bank
will have some Of the most modern
quarters in this section Of the state.
The paper is an expensive one and the
figure certainly beautiful, being en-
tirely harmonious with the other fix
tures. The cost of the paper alone
will run up into the hundreds of dollars.
Mrs. W. W. Baldwin, who has been
compelled to stay abed for the past
Several days, or since last Thursday
evening, was able to be up again yes
terday. Mrs. Baldwin suffered . Ser.
ious accident last Thursday night. hav-
ing fallen down the stairway at her
home that night and suffered several
severe injuries. Her condition i'm
proves each day and it is now thought
that she. lis well out of danger.
N. R. Femling, who owns home
stead near here but who travels for the
Hsrt-Parr traction engine company.
has just returned from trip into Can
ada and says that hundreds Of people
who have immigrated to that country
from the United States are selling out
at the first possible chance and return
ing to this country, on account of the
extreme dry climate which they have
had there during the past season. The
wheat and flax crops Of that section
froze in August, and they care to take
no more chances.
Frank Hanna and wife left yester-
day morning for Greeley where they
will appear as witnesses in the Walter
Rising murder trial which was called in
that city this morning. Our readers
will doubtless remembers the case as
the one in which Walter Rising killed
Jerry McGahan some months ago.
Mont Fitch, ranchman residing in that
vicinity. has also been summoned as 4
witness and was passenger for Gree
ley last night. The progress of the
case is being watched with interest as
it presents some extremely peculiar
features.
The local lodge of A. F. & A. N.
held their dedicatory services at the
Temple Saturday night, starting at 7 80
when the lodge was formally opened by
the presiding officer. Little or nothing
was done until the arrival of the 8
O'Clock train upon which came four Of
the officers Of the grand lodge of Den
yer. Although the temple was con-
structed over year ago yet it was
never dedicated on account of the fact
that the lodge did not until recently
own the entire building. With the reg
ular impressive Masonic services the
building was formally dedicated. the
members of the grand lodge assisted
by members of the local order, carry
ing out the work. Immediately follow
ing the services which closed at $3.50
the lO8 members present sat down to a
sumptuous banquet which was served
by the ladies' of the order of the East
ern Star. and which was served in
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