The Raymer enterprise., 1912-03-28

Tuesday.
Mrs. Rugland walked to town Mon
day and spent the day with Mrs. Dugan.
| Mr.. Roper came up from Merino last
Friday to look after his place south OF
/ town.
Miles Mitchell returned THURSDAY
I from Sterling where he had been on
business.
! Mr.. Mcmillan. the Sunday school or.
ganizer called at the WINNER home
Saturday.
| Mr.. Ben Willik and family came in
from Wisconsin Friday to reside on
their claim near here.
I Mr.. Leslie and wife and Mr.. Christ.
ensen and wife were callers at the
Mitchell home Monday.
John Ferguson returned Thursday
from Boulder, Colo. where he has
been attending college,
Miss Mary Greer came home Thurs
day after visiting week at Denver
and Proctor. Colorado.
Mr.. Shay drove into town Tuesday
and is ready to do all kinds of black
smithing on short order.
Pete Jensen and family came from
south Omaha last week and will reside
on their claim west Of town.
Roy Crabb came up from Sterling
last week and on Monday shipped his
household goods to that place.
viii Dunlap and Bly, Moon came up
from Sterling Monday on the train but
finished their trip to Raymcr by team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pickerel returned
home from Avaco, Iowa, Thursday
where they spent the past six months.
Miss Helen Jillson returned to her
home In l.ongmont, Colo. after teach
ing successful term of school near
Stoueham.
Mrs. Jones. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Bethscheider the past
two weeks returned Friday to her home
near Mum. Colo.
Miss Edna Runyan was a passenger
to Sterling Thursday where she attend
ed the teachers association, and re-
turned home Friday.
Mr.. Hoff was called to Wisconsin
week ago to attend the funeral of his
mother who died suddenly. He re-
turned home Monday.
Miss lnez Dugan has jus. received
consignment OF sp.ing millinery which
she will sell at reasonable prices. See
her before buying e,s.whese.
''Unclc Joe" Gringrass and NJ.
Thomas who have c,aims west OF town
drove in from Sterling Tuesday even
ing. They report the ro.las in Dad con-
dition.
Mr.. Quigley of Fulton. Neb., came
up from Sterling Thursday to look at
land but as the gteu I'd was covered
with snow he returned without buying
anything.
Mrs. Susie Smith was in tgwa Tues.
day the first tine in tore. wesa., a,
the roads have bee! s.mJ.t irgs-aa.s .s
and she depended oa her .:.:.i u. .st .-.s
u do her trading.
Rev. Jackson started to move his
house out TO the claim last WcI6rsigyj
but could only get as far as Mo- rs 7
place. Mr.. Joe Townsend anu Gene
Dugan lent their hep.
John and Joe Knifton went to At
wood last week to bring home some
hay for their stock. but on account of
the roads being so bad were compelled ,
to leave their loads and return on the 7
train.
Messrs. Homer Chandler, John Run
yam. Carl Anderson, Grover Soukop.
Ed Hurnas. Harry Smith and Ralph
hartman all joined the train crew that
went to Cheyenne Friday to help shov.
el snow returning home Saturday.
Rev. P. n. Sasse Of Sterling VII he
in Stoneham "Wednesday Aps.I ION.
and will hold services ia tn. s.h8af-
house. All Catholics are e,p.ts = I'd.
vited to attensd as this Will pro5aa.y
be their only chance 10 at.eni Mass
during the Lenten season.
Paradise Valley