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Tablets from 5 to Is cts. at the En-
terprise Office.
A big combination tina. saves your
money our club offers.
The Sterling Democrat is evidently
cot in harmony with the views held by
Gov. ShaNroth.
Reports have gained circulation that
the Raymef lumber yard is going to
close ont the first of the year. There
is not word CT truth in the report.
We may say more about this matter
next week.
The sudden change in the weather
Sunday prevented holding the Endeav-
or at the Nickerson home. They will
will probably try it again next Sunday
with the same leader as announced Tor
last Sunday, Mrs. Ida Francis.
Miss Greer goes to Grover to-day to
eat turkey with the home folks and
give thanks that there are vacations
and legal holidays which the common
school teaehcr may eajoy. especially
if she is near enough home SO that she
can reach the parental roof
Annie Summers is staying with
Miss Greer'this week. while the lat
ter's sister is at home in Grover, an
arrangement which we should think
Annie would consider strictly the
thing with the distance she has to
trave! and the weather such as IL mas
been since Sunday.
Little Gladys Smathers had the mis-
fortune 20 fall and fracture her collar
bone Sunday while at the l.. A. Whit
tier home. sir. Smathers took her to
Sterling Monday to SECURE medical aid.
DR.. Dawson reduced the fracture to
the satisfaction Of all parties aud they
returned home the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wolfe are rejoicing
over the arrival of the stork ut their
home last Saturday night bearing with
him tvns an . pound by anil polal
girl. Mother and children are doing
Well, while the old man, well h Is aoIe
to be about and will occasioniy game
at his lqss fortunate neighbors in a
sort Of coadesce iding way.
Mr.. L. N. Sweigard brought back
word from Fort Morgan last Saturday
that W. A. Wagner, who is working in
the beet sugar factory at that place,
WIS seriously hurt the latter part OF
last week by being hit with the flying
parts OF a casting that burst. One
piece struck him in the side and anoth-
or raped him on the side Of the head,
knocking him down and rendering him
unconscious for SON. time. The doc
tor made him a corset If bandages to
hold his ribs IN place and he Is able to
be around, bit l! was close call.
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NOTICE Eoa punLlcArloN.

T.. as. tpI5lifh,,J Serial-n!.iig
Do3n-' naag Of the lntergs.
Unite! Ssstos i.agi O.a.. at Stegl.nS c,lAr,i3.
November 10th. 1911.
HoucE Is heTooy given tNat Joseph TiGA". Of
iiayel'cs, Sebr. wh, on Jaly iSn lglI nuie
Hones.sa! Entp. No. OllJj9. f,r Nurtnsagt
pulr.'r, Section - Township III. Range - W,
9th Principal MefiiAn. has 6Iai n,tie, uf intsn-
ton To make Find e1m nltitipa PJpi t, c4t.5.
l.Jh claim /, the land aJpvc deiari1ei before U.
q. LOm'GiLia a-g. al h5oti, CJurui5. on tie 81.
lay Of Dcc'nGer 1911
Claiman, atncg ~ @itnesscr
Harry b. Eddy. o'He@ 2lymcs C,iorsdo
ingchrzt n. VIZ. of
Frpak J. .ie.nctL of
Wl.li,ia b. Roe. Of
81 WI. POUND. I,egis,sg.
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Eugene Dugan tells US we were mis-
taken when we reported that he came
down here last week for the purpose of
taking home the Raymer meat market.
He was just taking these timbers about
to advertise the lumber yard. and that
he had no evil intentions, bricks, or
other dangerous things concealed about
his person. We believe that version,
but keep an eye on Gene just the same.
Miss Shepherd and Miss Greer re-
turned Saturday from Grover where
they had been to attend meeting OF
teachers from this section of Weld
county. They report very profit
able meeting and an attendance Of
some thirty teachers. Both the coun-
ty and state superintendent were pre-
sent to assist in making the occasion
one of profit and pleasure to all pre-
sent.
Miss Leona Whittier was eight years
old last Sunday, and dinner was serv-
ed to several CT her little friends by
her mother in honor of the event. It
was the intention of most of the little
folks to go to the school house after
dinner to practice for Thanksgiving
program, but the young blizzard that
came down from the north soon after
noon, caused change in the plans.
They were entertained until lie. up in
the storm towards dark enabled them
to go home. Al! enjoyed themselves
very much.
Mr. L. N. Sweigard drove down to
Fort Morgan last Friday and from
there made Il business trip to Denver
by train, returning in time to drive
home Saturday night. On the way
home he had the misfortune to run in
to a barbed wire across an cid trail at
place soon after leaving Morgan. lie
got out to see ii his horses were injur-
ed, but in the darkness discovered no
evidence of damage. However, when
he arrived home, he found tnat the
near mare was bleeding severely from
small cut in the front leg. 1t took Il
good bit of surgery to stop the flow of
blood, but IT was accomplished, and the
animal seems to be coming out all right
The Enterprise man was given the
pleasure Of Il ride to Stonenam last
Saturday with Claude Laycock to tlke
in the Turkey shoot. We arrived in
time to get tlne dlnner, even II Will
Dunlap had chance at 1t before we
arrived which proves that they had ;;l
abundance, Well cooked and wen serv-
ed. They did not get much anead on
us. In fact, we have an idea they
could only ngure pront on our part
of the affair the way the jew explain,
ed how they made d profit when selling
Tor less tnan cost, that "lt Vas peeaust
vi de immense amount. OF pusiness
what they did. " Yes, We took coup.
le OF snots at the target Tor a turkey
but what was the use! BY Moon Vi
and put one through the center, and II
We snot in the same place, we wouit
I have been told thai we missed the tar
I get or had TO shoot OF the tie. W.
did not want TO beat BY anyway. BE
sides we believe we like II nice juicy
| two year old rooster better than tuiliey
/ any how. Bet we could beat Bly, eat
ing turkey though. Raymer boys tool
! their share OF the turkeys il we did no
bring any nome, so We are happy. ",
had Il good Tune. The crowd was ;
good SIZED one, orderly and good nAtur
ed. Further particulars will be touGC
in an account sent Us fsom Stoneha,n
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Pischel, smathers, Geo. Miller, Jay
Miller, Dunlap, Moon. also the Misses
Beson, Arlington, Robertsons. Reed,
and Mrs, Stanley and Miller. The fol.
lcwing from pi!wnee: Harry Brown.
Ted Worsfoll, Ralph Copik, Philip yad
Enger, Carr Fisher and Mr.. Malta and
Brinkldson. Mr.. and Mrs. Cosolman,
Mr.. Lyckc, Dilly and others were
down from Willard.
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WANTED Correspondents at every
station along the Burlington, from
Willard to Grover as well as places
not represented by station. 1t is a
good training for pupils n,school, or
for those who are deprived of school
advantages. We help you. We wish
to publish complete history of east
ern Weld county every week. If the
section ycu live in is not represented
see US or write us.
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Notice For Publication.

c. H. j. iPubshcrl Serial. .OlssS
Gen,rlm.at d the ia,erior.
tnihS .tates Land C.iicc. Sterling. Colorado.
sepbsinbas 10. 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lee Anna S,!!.
will. ot Dcw.., Colorado who. on May g. 1909
made Gcs..i land Entry No. lc8. Serial No. nasos.
fer El-2 SELL Sec. 81. and Swi-4. WIZ SELL.
section q. Township 9 NJ. Range 81 W. 9Th
Principal Meriiian. has filed notice of intention.
10 make i!nGl proof 10 establish claim to the ssl
Ah1ye descrihad. before Clorl: Of District Cours.
4! Gco''cy Colorado. ou'thc 9Th day AZ NSysE.-
der. 1911.
Claimant nsiE's % witnesses:
John :" Anderson, Of Dcrser. Colorado.
G,ory, l.. GGaldin.;. Of
Leonard a. Jackson. Of Ecota.
Wn'. x, how.ss. Of
lo-1 ". II. POuND. Eczisnr.
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
os!ags n Ne People ei naynsr art Ycaiiy tsI Pas.
Week told Ia 9ritt

Thanksgiving.
The poor turkey.
The end Of November,
The good (chickens) die young.
That car of feed arrived today
The old rooster has suffered also,
We hope December has warm spot.
BE thankful that you are not froze
to death.
The Enterprise and Toledo Blade for
only Sl.75.
The Thanksgiving p:o gram is being
given at the SCHOOL house to-day.
Several things are going on Today,
but we vii! tell about them next week.
Tee Enterprise Office has just reeeiv-
ed supply Of tablets for both pan and
ink.
d. NJ. Francis departed for Red
Cloud. Nebraska, on business matters
and will be gone for an indefinite tine.
See The Enterprise man before you
select your reading matter for another
year. We think We can save you some
money.
Mrs. L. M. Sweigarl was unable to
preach las; Sunday, suffering with a
bad cold. We are glad to report her
better at this time.
Mr.. Ferd Frapois, who has been
working in the beet factory 1T Fort
Morgan, returned home yesterday,
having finished with the sugar people.
Well, this is the last Of November
for this year. anu We arc glad it has
only thirty days in 1t. lthas given
about as cold weather as we remember
for this time since we were a yearling.
George Miller was down TO Atwood
last week and brought home a load OF
hay by to I'm power. That . once when
the Burlington did not get bite ont OF
the homesteadcr.
The Enterprise. Campbelps Scientific
Farmer and Campbell's small Soil Man
ual cost separately $500. by special
arrangement we con let you have the
combination for s2.25.
Clarence Hurtgen went down 10
Sterling Tuesday and came back yes
terday to soc If he could hurry up that
coz Of feed, promised so long. so long
sgo that We hayo forgotten when II
Was.
The COW is the poor man'n best
friend, but the better you treat her the
better she will pay. Kimball's Dairy
Farmer tells you how to give her the
very best Of treatment. Get it in CON-
linotion with The Enterprise.
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H. E. Moler returned home from
Dcnvcryegterday.
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no:ioo gor Publication.
npublshcrJ s,

y I' j. 'Fub.ishefl Scrnl-Di2Jl
pcpaltment of ule Interior
United States iaua Olirr =, Stsrlia... C.;ura.o.
September Il. 1911.
"uTichIH hereby aiycn that idrl a. .cc. oi
Sterling, C9lor-tc. sho. on Nay IS 1910, made
Homestead cnlrg, No Gl9e,a. for NWi-l. Scciion
Si, To~nahlpa ~. Range 5S w.. bth principal
Merinian t,s fled notice Of inlention T. ,uaLc
hi,4i communication l'ruoi TO establish claim .e ,he
land detgrIbei, beivic Register aud i,,,si..
cr, at s,crlins. Colorado, Oil the gs,a day VI De.
ecrlcr. 1911.
Cla.nanu na'3so oa wi,ncfsrs
Lester X. l,oxter u
Hiram II. NJ. Sheldon. Of
Ethan A. Iraos. .;
i9-6 VIII. POUND. Beeis,er.
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Rates-lc per word each insertion.
No insertion for less than ten cents.
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BY another Correspondent.

Miss Pearl Davis was Il Sterling vis-
itor last tuesday,
Miles Mitchell was down to Sterling
Thursday returning home Friday.
Miss Mary Fritz and her mother Mrs
Crabb spent last Thursday in Town.
Mr.. COnradson and BROTHER were
home from Sterling Il couple OF days.
John Dugan Jr. was on the sicl, list
a couple oil days last week, is better
at present.
Miss Irene Olson came up from S;er-
ling Saturday to spend few days
win her parents.
The father OF Mr. Northrup and Mrs.
Howard were here on visit the fore
part OF last week.
Ed Whitikcr came from Nebraska
Monday to visit his brother SLcIc and
to look after MS claim.
1t has been reported that work has
been started on the fawnee reservoir
Y miles north OF Raymer
Miss Stella Murphy Of Raymer came
dawn Friday nJoL aai stlyel unviI
Monday wltn MISS lnez Dugua.
!,ir. Nortnrup has rented the livery
stable and Drti.dlass formerly owned Dy
DAD narker and intsJdo handling
feed and grain.
Mrs. Clint WinkIer ana Miss mez
Dugan drove to Sterling Monday re,
turning the .ioIlpwiGg day. While
there Md some Gentai work done.
Mr.. Craaaall, our barber, had sever
.! hemorrahages OF the lungs last Fri
day night and was very SICK for Il lew
days, tut we are pleased to announce
his recovery.
Mrs. Miles Mitchell, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. J.. Dugan, Misses Green, Snaw,
and MIS-. !.eed and daughter Mabel
were delightfully."- entertained at the
Bake home west OF town last Thur.
Miss Inez Dugan received the an
nouneement OF lne marriage oi Bliss
Prudence Fil2morris aHi Mr.. Bert
Thomas at Golden, Colorado. Oct. ~
1911. Miss Fitlmorri3 taught ut the
Worsfold school last year.
Chas. Roth has charge Of a new feed
store just started in our little burg
and vii! always be on hand 10 supply
the farmers with all kinds Of feed and
grain. You win find him located just
Il block cust Of main street in the house
recently vacated by Mr.. Olson.
The party at .iarkor's on Monday
evening was IN the nature Of a sur
prise on their con Harry its being his
birthday. About 35 guests were pres
ent and ali report having very peas
ant time. ine young man received
quite Il numbot OF post cayd5 which
will help TO remind them oil lis many
friends when living IN Missouri.
Las. Saturday witnessed one Of the
largest gatherings that c,onenam has
been euiIty OF Tor some time past,
TIE attractions which mad been adycr-
t!scd fUr some time previous were 4
grand shooting rattle. a cnlcEcn dim
OF and oyster supper and Il free dance
IN the c2cnng. raily one hundred and
nifty people were In town and 4 great
interest was taken in the different IT,
museiaents. Willard, Raymer, Buck
ingham, heoti, Ayaio AMI melino were
ali represented. About tI...ty turkeys
were railled oil and the grand prize q
Coon-skin" coat was won by Clair
Mentgen Of Stonedam. The dance
was u decided success. Fully thirty
five couple attending and all voted the
evening one OF enjoyment. Raymcr
was represented by the following part.
ics:- Messrs. Beson. Tigec, filken,
Gtsrley, VIZ. Graves, Lny.oek. Rivp,,
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DIRECTORY Y
STATE

Governor, John F. Sharroth.
1t. Governor. Stephen K. Fitzgerald.
Secretary of State, Jas. B. Pearcc. =.
Treasurer of State. VIM. j. Gilligan.
Auditor of State, Roady Kenehan.
Attorney General, John n. Barnett.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Katherine III. Cook.
JUDICIAL
District Judges, Harry p. Gamble. Of
Boulder; and Neil p. Graham, of TT.
Collins.
LEC,oLATiy.
National Congress for this district,
Atterson W. Rucker, Denver. r.
State Senator, D. L. Carpenter, Of
Greeley.
State Representatives.. U. E. Mad
den, Mum. and Harry Teller, Windsor.
COUNTY
County Clerk and Recorder, A. j.
Luther.
Treasurer. Vim. K. Patterson.
Assessor, a. K. Fischer
Sheriff. Samuel }. McAfce.
Supt. Schools, W. G. Thomas.
County Judge, G. H. Bradfeld.
Coroner. Thos. G. Macy.
Surveyor. A. S. Lincoln, Eaton, Colo.
Chairman Commrs.,p. G. Bolandcr.
Lucerne, Colorado. =
Commissioner. Il. W. DcVinny Of
Evans. Colorado.
Commissioner w. c. Lewis. Greeley.
Time to Pay Taxes
The first half of each years taxes
are due and payable January /, the
Second hall due and payable July /. of
each year and the First half become de.
linquent Feb'y 2S. and the End half be-
come delinquent July 81, Of each year
and draw interest after said dates. All
taxes are paid to County Treasurer.
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Core 70 Church

Core to church at the school house
every.Sunday mording.
Sunday School at ten O'Clock, follow
Cd by preaching an hour later.
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DRAkEsvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Irelan visited las
week in Eddyville at the parenta
Brown home.
Mrs Carrie Smock spent Sunday
with her daughter Mrs. Tim Wilcox
near F1oris .
The band gave concert in the parl
Saturday evening. The music was ap-
lpreciated by all.
Mr.. Stoutner OF Keota spent Sun
day with Miss Lizzie Goodlander.
Mrs w. H. DiIliner Of Wichita
Kans., spent q few days last week
with her sister Mrs. Fl. r. Truitt
Mr. and Mrs Geo. HCusley of Aller-
ton visited last week with relatives
here.
A., F. Smock was called to Ottumwu
Saturday by the serious illness Of his
sister Mrs. Donaldson.
The ball game between the brakes
Vile and Belknap teams Sunday re-
suited In score of 10 to in favor OF
IDrakesville. 5s
Pulaski spent Sunday here with rela-
tives.
Misses Carrie Updike, Garnet Irelan
and Bern!ce Rothenstein were shop
ping in Bloomfield Saturday.
Van Burskirk Of Kansas 10 visiting
here at the r. G. Cloyd homo
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.. Stevens are the
parents of daughter born May "a.
DIS r. r. Newland and T. B. Jen-
|nings attended the medical convention
In Des Moines last week
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EST MONY IN
THIS MORNING
born WILL CASE TO CLOSE TO-
DAY-slLvERs, INJUNCTION
SUIT TO FOLLOW.

The testimony concluded in the will
contest brought by two daughters OF
Susan II. Dorr against w. Dorr, son
o whom the bulk of the estate was
eft. The arguments began about
b:4O o'clock this morning and the
t,ase will probably reach the jury late
his afternoon. Following the will
nntest the court will take up the In.
Function case against w. V. Silvers
company, which includes ten persons
among the defendants, interested or
employed in the w. v. Silyers company
place Of business at 233 East Main
street. Another case set for the
)same time is that of contempt charged
against w. v. Silvers by G. M. .Tullis
las relator. The petition states that
Nv. v. Silvers has been convicted of
1.-THE illegal sale of liquor and that q
perpetual injunction has been issued
from the court against him. 1t IS
probable that these cases may not be
Reached before court adjourns today
and may go over until tomorrow.
The court approved Of the sale by
Referee H. B. Wagers of the old
|Schwabkey home on East Second
street to w. C. Stewart and Veola G..
I'M. Stewart for $1,575, each holding
half interest in the property. The
sale was made yesterday by order OF
the court. The court also approved OF
the payment of 1865 to A. G. Leighton
for rent, etc, by the assignee in the
Fleming & Zepp shoe store, which
made an assignment recently.
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sylvania on May 81, 1886. He is sur
vived by his wife and six children
James, Homer. Ed, George, John ano
Mrs. Chas E. Fluke, of this place. One
son, Charles, died when quite small
Mr.. Wishart was veteran OF the civil
war, having served with Pennsyl
vania regiment. Funeral services
were held at the family residence this
afternoon at one o'clock. after which
interment took place in the Zion GENE
terry. Deceased was we'll known
throughout the county and was highly
regarded. Many friends will be
grieved to learn of his sudden death
and will extend heartfelt sympathy
to the sorrowing relatives.
An infant son was born yesterday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cook but
lived but few hours. The remains
were Inferred in the cemetery at
Freedom this afternoon.
Mrs. H. B. Stewart and little
dauc Fora, left last evening FOR
q visit in Indianola with her parents,
Col. and Mrs. B. F. Clayton.
J. X. Johnston left last evening for
Dies Moines after weeks visit with
his family and friends here.
Rev. s. G. Franzen, pastor OF the
Swedish Lutheran church, left yester-
day for Lockridge to attend mission
meeting.
Prof. Dickinson and Miss O'Neall,
OF the WOODBURY. schools, and Lewis
Terhuns. OF that place visited in Chart
ton yesterday with Miss Mabel Gittin-
ger.
Mrs. J. p. Hardin is spending few
days in Osceola with her parents and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Crist and dulgh-
ter, of WOODBURY., returned home yes
terday after a several days visit with
Mrs Crisis mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Newsime.
Miss Florence Waynick is spending
few days with friends in Dies MOines.
Miss Lizzie Messler, of near Russell,
is spending the week in Charlton with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Smith.
Mrs. Frank Elmer and three children
of Abba, returned home yesterday
after visit near Oakley with her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs, Fred Starkey.
]. E. Rounds left yesterday on few
days business trip to Kansas City.
Miss Hattie Humeston, of Humeston
visited in this city yesterday with
Miss Fern Rebel while on her way
home from Milo.
Mrs. Clarence Moore and daughter
and son, of WOODBURY., came yesterday
for visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. e. H. Morgan, and other relatives.
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PAckWooD.

Commencement exel cises passed of
pleasantly Friday night, but owning tt
the heavy rain the audience was much
smaller than 1t would have been.
| Mrs. j. 8. Loughary. has returned
from visit with relatives at Des
Moines. Her sister Miss Margaret Sin
clair accompanied her home to spend
the summer here.
Mrs. Lon Ryman is convalescent
| from a serious illness.
| Mrs. Powelson and daughters have
returned to their homo at Mt. Pleas
ant.
Teachers for the coming year have
been employed except assistant prfn-
cipal, as follows: Miss Erma Krout Of
Fremont, principal; Miss Frances
Porter, grammar department and Miss
! Mrs. Florence Stergleder left Sal
urday evening for Wapello to spend a
few weeks with her parents DR.. and
Mrs. Crimes.
Mrs. Iredell Dysert attended tn.
funeral Of her grandfather.
The condition Of Mrs Maria Blom :
gren grows worse, one-half of her
body being now paralyzed.
G. S. Cooper, district superintendent
OF the Iowa Anti-saloon league, spoke
Sunday morning and evening at the
M. e. church on temperance.
Union memorial services will be held
at the NJ. E. church Sunday May ~.
Rev. N. A. circuit, pastor of the M. =.
church will deliver the memorial ad.
dress. His subject as announced Will
be "a Vision" There will be patriotic
music Mrs. N. A. circuit will render a
special song. The old soldiers are re-
quested to meet at Lougharys store at
no a. M. Sunday. From there they VIII!
march to the church to the strains OF
martial music.
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which union were born twelve chill
dren, nine Of whom with the husband
are living to mourn the loss Of a de-
voted mother and wife. They are Jesse
III. Of Cedar Rapids, Carl M. Of Marion.
DR.. j. C. of Kirkviile, DR.. l.. F.. IF
Oti1o, Mrs. Laona Roberts OF Limby,
Mrs Laota Garfield of Chillicothe,
Goldie Neil and Earl at home. Funeral
services were conducted from the M.
10. church Friday afternoon at
O'Clock by Rev. J. S. Decker Interment
was made in the Kirkville cemetery.
The bereaved family have the sincere
sympathy of the people.
: Mrs. Lou Allander and Mrs. Jona-
than Parks were shopping in Ottuni-
wa Friday
Rev Heidman of What Cheer
preached at the Christian church on
Sunday morning.