The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-20
Local News Of Interest.

Try want ad, it pays.
Read the ads, it pays.
Envelopes for sale at The Enterprise
Office &c package.
Mrs. c. II. Scott was passenger to
Sterling Saturday.
Chester Snyder was Stoneham pas.
senger yesterday.
The Modern Woodmen held their reg
ular meeting last Saturday evening.
Don't forget that the Barber is here
in town Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A. G. Nickerson returned Saturday
from Sterling where he had been trans
acting business.
Fred Stephenson returned today from
Sterling where he had been transacting
business.
Elmer Myers returned Saturday from
Denver and other points where he went
on business matters.
Five Automobiles bearing the Ster-
ing flag and bound for the mountains
passed through here yesterday.
Fred Neiman and wife took the train
Monday for Nebraska where they will
visit friends and relatives for month
or so before returning.
F. l.. Knapp and family Of Omaha,
Nebraska arrived Monday and viii es-
tablish their residence on their claim
north Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thompson were
passengers to Sterling Tuesday where
they will make final communication proof
on their homestead.
Antoine Pischc and wife were pas
sengers to Sterling Tuesday. They ex-
pect to go from there to Denver for Il
short visit before returning home.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Sweigard breaches at the
school house every Sunday morning i'm
media,cly following the Sunday School.
at II a. m. Come out and hear the
sermon.
George and Andrew Roth. cousins of
Charles Roth were transacting business
here the first of the week: returning
Tuesday to their home at Souix Falls,
South Dakota.
Chas. Roth and Grant Mercer re.
turned from Sterling Saturday where
they acted as witnesses for Mrs. Mary
and Miss Bertha Novak who made final
proof on ther claims.
Bert Vik. John Donncgan and Theo.
Rugland were passengers to Sterling
Tuesday where they will act as wit
ncsscs for X. Thompson who is making
final proof on his homestead.
David Crater and wife came ycster'
day to establish their residence on their
half section claim east OF town. They
are formerly of Eustis. Nebraska and
their claim joins that of viii Schmcek'
ley.
The Raymcr Commercial is severely
critized by those living north Of here
for not notifying the Commissioners OF
the wash-out of the bridge crossing
Pawnec. This matter should be takcr
mp at once.
Z. |. Scayy was showing prospect
i've land buyer around here Tuesday
the first land seeker we bnvc seen iol
a many day. hut with the present
prospects for crop we probably vii
see good many this fall.
The weather for the past week ha,
been unusually cool and rainy. Tn,
rain Of last ThurSday, followed by an
other Saturday evening and nice show
cr Sunday puts the ground in cx
cclent shape for breaking, besides in
suring lots of feed for those who hav,
it planted All Indications point to
ward a bumper potato crop and som,
corn.
Mrs, l.. S. Goddard took the trail
Tuesday for Sidney. Nebraska whcr,
she will visit with her daughter for
short time before returning TO Evanston
Illinois. She has heart trouble and tn,
doctors say that this climate is not tn,
best in the world for her. and af,c
several bad attacks Mr.. Goddard de
cidcd that ii was best to send her bacl
. to Illinois.
School Board Meeting.
4 mpp,,np of III, School ronrJ ,vu