The Raymer enterprise., 1912-07-25

"h5 So'' 1.oitS If'St Cdturudy evening.
Fourteen were present, including the
Roe and Fschel families, |.
N. Vik, James Tighe. Bly, Neon and
NaybeIle Reed. "A very Reasan, tAne
was spent by all present.
1t was doubtless Bryan who defeated
Champ Clark, but the Nebraska s.sles.
man expresses pleasure in the move.
meut which srcooths the path fol
Clars S return 10 congress, with pros.
poets good for his beng retained as
speaker Of the house.
The republican caucus Monday evey,
ing did not seem to draw very large
crowd, but they went through the
forms and elected Louis Allen, Chas.
Scott and c. R. Graves as delegates to
the county assembly which meets at
Greeley next Saturday.
Mr.. Louis Aliens parents departed
Friday noon for trip todifferent parts
Of Colorado including Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo. They have been
the past week Will, their son
and family. They are musi, Pleased
with this part of the state.
w. NJ. Gibson informs that he has or.
icred an Ideal Rumley separator
which will be here about the 10th OF
August. He has the engine and this
will give new outfit To thresh grain
for the farmers. This gives the farm
ers what they have been booking for, a
new and up-to-date outfit to save the
grain, and will also enable them 10 get
their own winter wheat for seed.
Clarence Hurtgea has been mighty
busy man in the store the past week,
but business did not count last Friday
when word was brought in early in the
morning that the stork had made a
visit at his home, and new boy had
come to live on the homestead. Moth
ia' and babe ard doing well, and Clar.
ence will pull through with good care.
Master Glenn is just as tickled MS the
old man and has already named the
new brother ''Homer."
Mrs. Whittier received telegram
morning informing her Of the
serious illness of a brother in Kansas
and Immediately set about getting
ready to take the noon train for hi
home. 1t was getting ready on shor
notice and under circumstances of uD
certainty that were far from pleasant
We hope before Mrs. Whittier reaches
the sunilower state her brother will b
on the road to recovery, and that her
visit commenced under such circum-
stances. will turn out to be a YER,
pleasant affair.
Mrs. Sweigafd will preach her fare
well sermon at the school house mex
We hope there will be a gooc
attendance. Mrs. Sweigard has beer
preaching for at least eighteen month,
when the weather was suitable and he,
health would permit. Now that tn,
warm weather is coming ON and she is
not in the best of health, she has thot
best to stop for time at least. Sun.
day school will continue as formerl,
and without doubt preaching service
will be kept up by some one or differ.
ent parties. Mrs. Sweigard has ren.
dered the community a service which
should not be forgotten.
The question of getting grain thresh.
ed this fall is claiming the attention of
farmers. 1t is felt that some thrcsh.
ing should be done early so as to cnabl,
farmers to get seed wheat of inquest
ioned value, while the feed question is
also a pressing one. Then goot
many would like to have chance tc
market their crops to get some spend,
ing money. Frank Wolf has an outfi
that he would bring in from Nebraska,
but he could not get here until abou,
October That would make it TOO late
to get winter wheat for seed. II i.
estimated that there are 2o0O acres OF
grain to thresh near Raymer.
i. N. Vik, Elmer Myers, and G, r,
Graves have been notified that thew
have been appointed MS members of the
board of registry and judges of elcc.
ton for the primary and general elec.
tions to be held this fall. A card Of
information informs them that they
must sit on Saturday and Monday, Sep.
tembey .7th and 9th preceding the pri
mary from seven o clock in the morn
ing until seven in the evening as a reg
istration board, again on October l5tf
at nine O'Clock in the morning for on,
day, on October 10Th another day from