The Delta independent., 1912-04-12
County Treasurer Crawford was
visitor in Crawford this week.

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visitor in Crawford this week.
Conductor NJ. A. Robley is again
in service on the North Fork branch
after his vacation in the South.
DR.. j. E. Wheelock and family
made an auto run to Montrose and
return last WedH esday.
DIR. H. X. Porter was an outrgo-
ing passenger for Denver and Pueb-
10 yesterday morning.
Deputy Sheriff Wishart has three
OF the county prisoners at work I'M
proving the court yard and walks
this week.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks office this
week to William H. Sanders and
Miss Sadie Myrtle Horn, both OF
Delta.
A marble base was put in the
front of Remington-Elliotts store
this week, adding greatly to the gen
tractive place.
Several cars of the local freight
between this city and Somerset, left
the rails at point between Pao-
mia and Somerset last Saturday and
caused several hours delay to the
North Fork passenger train.
Eight 90 Thoroughbred, Regis
tered Short Horn Bulls Zone year
nI prir A III
of these bulls are from the famous
Alex Fraser, Independ nee, Mo. herd
of Short Horns. Geo. w. Bruce.
Sam Snow was taken quite i'll
when getting about on the street
Tuesday afternoon, and suffered an
almost complete collapse from faint
ing and dazed spells. He was taken
to his home by friends and is now
considerably improved under the
care of the family physician.
George Korn and little son were
here from Florence the first of this
week to look after the formers
ranch interests near Delta. 'Mr
Korn is in the railroad sevice on
the Florence q Cripple Greek road.
Attorney J. r. Charlesworth ar
rived home from Montrose Satur-
day evening after concluding his la
bors as assistant prosecuting attor-
ney at the regular term of the
district court in Montrose county.
j. e Ramer, who recently came
over from Fort Collins to look
after his forty-acre orchard near
Hotchkiss, was in the city last Sat
urday and Sunday. Mr.. Kramer re-
ports his orchard in fine condition
at the present time with a promise
of exceptional yields.
The North Fork train came in
Wednesday morning with several
faches of snow resting on the roofs
of the coaches. This was certainly
dragging evidences of winter into
genuine summer weather and sun
shine. for Delta is having that quail
iiy seldom equalled anywhere.
Z. II. Dickensheet, an Olathe jew
eler. was in the city on Tuesday
and Wednesday, being enroute to
his home in Grand Junction for a
visit with his parents. He makes
frequent trips this way on a motor
cycle and says it is a small matter
to make the trip that way.
E. S. Coribin and family removed
from Meeker street on Wednesday
to the residence at the corner OF
Seventh and Palmer streets jus va
Gated by Mr.. Jennings and family
who are now residing on their fruit
farm.
a delegation of Delta knights
Templar are planning to attend a
special session of the Montrose com
mandery tonight. The session is to
include social features and the Del
tn visitors will doubtless be thor
oughly entertained.
Attorney T. Y. Bradshaw of Ouray,
Ell assisting in legal work in the of
fices of Senator George Stephan for
about two weeks. Mrs. Bradshaw
and two children came over from
the mountain city on Friday and &C
companied him home.
Messrs. Ramskill and Cooper. (
the local forestry service force, re
turned last Friday from the Naturita
country where they had some sur
veying to do and report considerable
snow in that country. They snow
shoed IL across one OF the big
ranges to get to railroad point.