The Raymer enterprise., 1914-04-23

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prove the place.
Clyde Kelly went to Sterling We'd
nesday and filed on piece Of land IT,
ing north Of town.
Messrs C. Il. Conradson and John
Tfknson were transacting business in
Greeley Thursday.
Miss Annie Schmeeckle came up from
Sterling for an over-Sunday VISIT With
relatives west of town.
Mrs. Henry Devisscher ard swo lit.
tie children came Friday to join Mr..
DeVlsscher on the claim.
T. C. Winkler Is building garage
that he may shelter his car from this
changeable Colorado weather.
Mrs. L. E. Andrews returned Wed
nesday from a short combined business
and pleasure trip to Nebraska.
Mrs. Holloway and children are again
living on the claim after spending the
winter in Omaha with her husband.
Mr.. Dugan and daughter. Inez and
Mr.. Allen the "Rumley Products man"
went to Sterling Tuesday in Carlson's
auto.
J. W. Reedy had the misfortune to
lose one of his horses last week. This
is hard luck just in the midst of spring
work. -..
w. d. Northrup and wife went to
Sterling Monday, on the stub Of the
wrecked train returning in his auto
that evening.
G. P. Nelson, OF the Willard lumber
yard was up several days last week.
helping to pile the car Of lumber re-
ceived by the local yard.
Miss Hannah Nelson returned Friday
from. Council Bluffs Iowa, where she
been working for the past five months.
Her many friends here welcome her.
Mr.. Geer, the Star Route man, did
not make the return trip Friday on &C.
count of bad weather but waited until
Saturday noon before yenturing north.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Runyan went to
Sterling Friday returning the next
morning. Mrs. Runyan spent the time
in shopping while J. W. was witness
for Mrs. Callahan in her final proof.
Walter Shook of North Platte, Nebr.
spent several days visiting with w. D.
Northrup, j. Youngberg and other
friends here also in looking over his
claim with view Of moving out in the
near future. He returned Tuesday.
Rev. H. B. Mcmillan and Geo. B.
Parker have spent several days in this
and neighboring vicinities visiting and
organizing Sunday schools. Rev. Par
ker preached very inspiring sermon
in the school house Sunday forenoon.
Arthur King completed a rery sue
cessful term Of school in the Conrad
son district last week and departed Fri
day morning for his home in Greeley.
Mr.. King made many friends among
the young people here who hope to see
him back next fall.
, The Northrup sale of Saturday morn
ing attracted many out of town buy
ers. The stock of merchandise was
sold to the highest bidder. which was
Mr.. W. j. Ganger Of Wisconsin. Mr..
Ganger will take charge of the stock
and reopen the store for business in a
short time.
Several thousand of fruit and shade
trees have been planted in this neigh
borhood during the last two weeks.
Messrs Bakke. Jenson, Bjolin, Degupe
Cnockaert and many other wide-a-wake
progressive farmers are improving their
farms this way; others would DO well
to follow their example.
We are glad to note the honor re-
Gently won by one Of the Stoneham
girls, Ella Bake. who is attending the
Sterling High school, in state contest
Miss Elias essay was awarded first
place among the Sterling students.
She will now compete with other win
ners at Boulder and we hope she will
come out with colors flying there also.
The Young Peoples Union held a
monthly business meeting in the school
house Wednesday evening. Miss Han
nah Nelson was elected to take the
place Of the retiring president. Norris
Bakke. We regret the fact that Mr..
Bakke cannot be with US this summer
for under his leadership the Union has
advanced in every way as he is an en-
thusiastic worker. But we feel that
he leaves the work in the hands Of a
worthy successor.
School closed last week in the Stone-
ham and Keller districts after a very