The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-10
Hot.
Also dry.
Likewise windy.
Raymer needs a bank.

the best.
Printers ink well used is the best
lubricant for business.
L. Allen was business passenger to
Sterling Wednesday.
Job work left at this office will be
promptly and neatly executed.
Mrs. J. Fenton and granddaughter,
Beulah were Stoneham visitors Monday.
Weldon and Raymer have ball game
matched for Saturday afternoon.
w. E. Whittier was Raymer visitor
between trains today.
Fred Ficken returned today from
Sterling where he was transacting
business.
Mrs. Mary Lane was Cheyenne pas
senger today where she is employed
in a hotel.
Pearl and Mabel Petrie were pas
sengers to Cheyenne Monday where
they will work for while.
John Dugan returned yesterday from
Denver and other points where he had
been on business matters.
A complete line of dry goods now
here. Come and see Hurtgen &
Hurtgen, Raymer, Colorado.
James Amber was passenger to
Sterling Wednesday returning Tuesday.
While there he took in the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Spainhower. DR..
Roe and Selma Foresberg spent Sunday
with the Fenton family south of here.
J. Markle, who has been working on
a ditch near Sterling was visiting at
the Hobbs home few days this week.
Mrs. Joseph Tighe and son. Francis
were passengers to Lincoln. Nebraska
Monday where they intend spending the
winter.
Claude Laycock went to Sterling
Friday where he intends to labor for
the present in the employ of his uncle,
Mr.. Cole.
Mrs. John Dugan and daughter re-
turned the latter part of last week
from an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Nebraska.
d. c. Cutler had horse bitten by a
rattler last week. but the animal will
pull through all right and we hope he
lives to stomp the serpent's head.
l.. Kotouc was a passenger to Hum
boldt, Nebraska the last Of the week
where he will assist in the settling up
Of their merchandise business recently
sod.
A. J. Scrivens and wife were Sterl-
ing passengers Friday; they will go
from there to Nebraska where Mr..
Scrivens is employed as boiler maker
for the Burlington.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Sweigard, living just
south Of town, took an early start in
the morning yesterday for Fort Nor
gan on business trip. He expects to
return home today. ga
A. G. Nickerson and daughter Ber-
tina are over at Weldon this week, the
fomer drilling well, and the latter
finding employment in household near
the same place.
Remember church sevices are held at
the school house each Sunday. Sunday
School 10 clock. preaching by Mrs.
l.. NJ. Sweigard Immediately following
Sunday School, and the Young Peoples
meeting at 1880 in the evening.
Peter Hanson, wife and son Of Stock
ton. Illinois, arrived in Raymcr Tues
day to inspect his quarter of decided
land purchased three years ago. While
Mr.. Hanson found things pretty dry,
he has no desire to sell his land.
The Athol Record. newe spaper
printed at Athol. Kansas was delayed
almost week due to a heavy rain of
10 inches which washed out bridges,
track and completely flooded everything
on the low lands in that section of the
country.
Z. Q. BY living south of town while
cleaning his rifle Sunday afternoon ac-
cidentally shot his daughter, Thelma,
through the leg. The doctor was i'm
mcdiatcly summoned and the wound
dressed. At last report the little girl
was doing nicely.
c. F. Fisher was agrceably surprised
Friday morning when he returned from
Kimball, Nebraska to find that the s,ork
had only few minutes previous visit.
ed his home and left u fine eight pound
baby boy. Both the little stranger and
mother are doing nicely.
A nice rain falling in this part of the
country last night greatly improves the
appearance Of the country. 1t has
been dry and hot here Of late and the
farmers were beginning to get discour.
aged with the outlook. but after this