The Delta independent., 1911-03-31
Next Tuesday is city election.

The duck SnOOtlES SedSou CiosSo
April Is.
Will you get fooled tomorrow-or
were you born that way?
; Joe McGraw made a trip to Mont
rose Tuesday.
wanted-Horses to pasture on
alfalfa and wild grass. l.. Hartig. Sti
Hugo jacob bought a nice piano
this week.
Ellington $500 piano for sale. Call
at 61O Palmer street.
A good many virulent attacks OF
spring fever are reported.
Milk Cow for Sale Cheap. Apply
to |. Z. Hartman. Garnet mesa. 1t
Many tons of seed potatoes are
going into the ground these days.
( The county roads have dried up
again and are getting smooth.
Judge NJ r. Welch went to Mont
rose Wednesday on court business.
Judge A. r. King made trip to
Montrose Tuesday on legal business.
For Sale-Black Langshan eggs
for Matching. 637 Main street. su.
Mrs. A. s. Exter returned on
Tuesday from Salt Lake City where
she has been visiting sister
County Clerk Shepherd went over
to Denver on business last Friday re-
turning yesterday.
Furnished house for rent for two
months. Close in. Address this Of
fee.
E. H Wynkoop. a Grand Junction
nurseryman, was in Delta early this
week
n. E. Clack left Sunday for Den
yer, from where he will make trip
into the Northwest.
f. l.. Ray and family moved to
the Garnet mesa dwelling of the
Millers. last week.
Judge c. Il. Stewart was a Mont
rose visitor Monday on district
court business.
w. G. and Oliver Cook We're out
on their ranch near Grand mesa
this week doing some surveying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freyburg will
occupy the Sanders cottage corner
of Sixth and Dodge. April lst.
Marshall H. Chapman. civil en-
gineer of De Beque, was here on
business the fore part of this week.
Herman Kaebfell went over to
!. Montrose Sunday for a short visit
with his family.
wanted-Clean cotton rags at
the Independent office. 3 cents per
pound. Must be clean.
Field Superintendent Douthitt re-
ports the contracting for baet acre
age making splendid progress.
b. A. Barndollar. representing
the Denver Type Foundry. visited
the Delta print shops Tuesday.
Saturday will be the busy day in
the agricultural towns for some
time to come.
A freight wreck east of Salida
was the cause of tedious delay
of Mondays train. II arrived about
! p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Travis left on
Saturday morning for a short visit
in Denver, in which they will com
bine business with pleasure.
That early spring is coming in
by jerks. The knots in the string
of weather we are to get Will, as
usual. ba the frosty nights
The postofiice of Olathe was burg
>larized last Thursday night of S5.25.
The government was Immediately
notified.
A marriage license was issued
this week at the county clerks Of
Afice to John l.. Estey aud Miss Ada
Kruger. both of Paonia.
Duck hunters have been out in
considerable force the past two
weeks. Some got ducks and some
got feathers.
Mrs. George Preston. who has
been I'm Los Angeles, California. for
the winter months. returned home
the first of this week.
The greater and less bodily Ills
of those who were troubled are dis
appearing with the advent of spring
and fine weather.
A large number of fruit trees will
Dbe set again this spring. Our or
chard area has been growing at a
wonderful rate.
Apricots are beginning to bloom
in the lower valleys and mesas.
Their blooming is about two weeks
later this spring than last.
h A busy season Is starting with
- the farmers-a season that will re-
main rush of work well up to
Christmas time.
County Judge George Hether-
ington. of Gunnison, returned home
Saturday after attending the De-
velopmery1 Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Doughty and
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