The Raymer enterprise., 1912-10-10

Be sure your name is written on the
registration books.
Mr.. Molthu assisted L. NJ. Sweigard
get thirty acres of fall wheat into the
ground the first Of the week. The job
was well done, tie ground in good
shape and these rains will start it 60
ing. We look for something good in
that direction next year.
This weather may make farm opera.
tions difficult. but the homesteader is
not the only one to suffer. Just think
of the obstacles in the path of the can
didate trying to get around and extend
the glad hand to all the people before
the day of election arrives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zilk and Lois White
were in town Saturday to bid their
friends goodby before leaving for TT.
Morgan, where Mr.. Zilk has EMPLOY
ment during the winter and Miss
White will leave in couple of weeks
for her former hone at Usage, Iowa.
A couple of stock beets, raised by H.
j. Andrews six miles south of Raymer,
are on exhibition at The Enterprise Of
flee. One weighs better than l0lbs and
the other 8. Mr.. Andrews has large
quantity of this sort of fodder to help
"old bossy" with the milk and butter
proposition this winter.
About three weeks ago Joe Gingrass
placed rolling coulter into the wrong
wagon by mistake. If the party who
has it, supposed it was a present. he is
mistaken, and Mr.. Gingrass would APP
preciate it if the coulter should be re-
turned to C. W. Hurtgen's store at as
early date as possible.
George Miller was marketing some
sugar beets in Raymer Tuesday. They
were fine and large, about the same as
they run in the irrigated belt about
Sterling and Morgan. About twenty
tons were raised by Mr.. Miller and as
that was more than he needed his own
stock the surplus was marketed.
Miles Mitchell of Stoneham, was a
Sterling visitor Monday. Mr.. Mitchell
informed his friends here that he would
move his lard Office to New Raymel
within week Or so where he also ex.
poets to engage in the mercantile bus.
mess. He also says that New Raymer
is booming in great style and the two
business houses will be opened there
within week or so.- Sterling Demo
crat.
The Miles Mitchell family, consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Ha.
eel, arrived in Raymer Monday and are
glad to again claim this place as their
home. They are not strangers to those
who were first settlers here as they
were among the first to locate in this
place. We hope that they will find
Raymer people congenial and Raymel
business prospects so alluring that they
will not again feel like wandering b
other lands.
Monday ]. W. Hobbs, Will Dunlap,
George Miller. c. l.. Snyder. j. Il.
Smathers, and Robt. Rasmussen went
to Stoneham and moved the Mitchell
building to Raymer. The trick was
done in less time than would have
seemed necessary. The building was
swung up between four wagons and six
teams walked to Raymer with the
whole works from 1915 a. m. to about
$3.50 p. m. The building rode like a
ship on the bounding wave and arriy-
ed without harm or mishap. 1t was
set down across the street from c. w.
Hurtpen's 8 store to the north and tho
next day Rob Stanley commenced put.
ting in the shelving. The building is
lG 81 which will all be used for the
store. An addition to the rear l6 lG
is being built to serve as living rooms
for the family for the present. The
goods arrived today and the store will
be ready for business about next We'd
nesday.