The Raymer enterprise., 1913-07-10

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D. c. Cutler started for home Mon
day with new Mccormick getting
ready to tie up the golden wheat crop.
G. E. Bringleson took out Deering
binder Saturday bot from Geo. Sum-
mers and we suppose he is binding up
the golden grain this week.
Remember that can show you some
fine samples Of dress goods, curtains,
hosiery, handkerchiefs and underskirts.
New samples arriving every week.
Mrs. C. R. Graves.
]. R. Smathers is cutting wheat, and
finds that 1t takes more twine and is
heavier than he expected. Three
pounds of twine to the acre, and each
pound will bind up ten bushels.
Mr.. Stuck postmaster of Tiff came
to Raymer Tuesday on deal with S.
P. Majors where the latter trades his
horses and farm machinery for the
building in which the printing Office Of
lift is housed.
We occasionally get an inquiry from
parties wishing to buy lands, also from
parties who wish to sell. This has de-
cided US to attempt business along this
line, lfyou want to buy Or sell see US
We will treat you right. C.. r. Graves.
Miss Gladys Morgan is visiting at
the Barker home, having come from
Buckingham Tuesday. Miss Morgan
has chance to go to California next
year as teacher and she thinks she
will accept the offer. However, that
will be long ways away.
Commissioner Griffin is in Raymer
today and will be here again next
Thursday probably. He expects that
from now on he will be able to make
his dates here regularly. He also ex-
poets that hears will be set before him
at this point from now on.
Harvesting Is at hand. and while
the crop prospects may have been re.
duced by the long dry spell, there is
going to be a big lot Of grain ready
for market in a short time, end then
we will wish we had that grain eleva-
tor and we will need bank and doz-
en- other business houses.
G. l.. Snyder and Will Dunlay start.
ed in cutting that splendid. quarter Sec
ton Of wheat on the Youtsey quarter
last week. there are a good many
shocks, also a lot of standing grain.
Good judges say the quarter is good
for 5000 bushels of fine wheat. How's
that for the desert country?
James Amber & Son have change of
advertisement in this issue. With
exception of the Raymer Lumber Com
pahy. Mr.. Amber has been the most
persistent and consistent user of prin.
ter's ink in this section. That they
get results is evidenced by the fact
that they are getting all the work
they can do.
George Miller took out header last
Saturday evening, bougot of C. w..
Hurtgen. The machine is the proper.
ty Of Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Scott and BLY,
Moon and they will cut their grain and
that on the Stanley homestead. They
started in Monday afternoon but found
the grain little too green, and post.
poned further operations for day or so
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. White left to.
aay for their home in Usage, Iowa, af.
ter three weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrf. J. H. Beson. They
have investigated several pieces of
property while they have been here,
and It may be that later they will
come here to cast their fortunes with
the dry landers of Colorado, Mrs. Be.
son accompanied them as far as Ster.
ling.
The ladies' Of the vicinity took it in.
to their heads last Saturday that they
ought to have a chance to sit down
when they came to town. since the
most Of them find little time for sit.
ting when at home, so they took up
collection among themselves, bot some
boards and secured Mr.. Jackson to
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