The Raymer enterprise., 1915-06-24

Raymer needs, deserves, and must
have depot.
There are whole lot of good things
in store for Rayme-.
Buckingham has decided to celebrate
and We are all going.
Miss Gertrude vedder of Weldona
was in Raymer, yestrday.
will ship hogs soon, those having
hogs to sell let me know. A. E.
Fschel.
The editor and wife and Mrs. w. R.
Thompson motored to Fort Morgan
yesterday.
On account of poor health, L. NJ.
Sweigard offers two A No. fresh cows
for sale.
w. A. Cener went down to Sterling
Monday on business, returning the fol-
lowing day.
Messrs Clark and Gill were in Ray
mer, having motored over from Nor
gan Monday
The Norwood store calls your at.en-
ton to some more things of interest in
their ad this week.
Lack of spaie and time prevents the
publication Of some interesting commu-
nications this week.
Greeley is going to celebrate OF the
sth. We would like to so, but it is SO
far in case of rain.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
White Is able to be around again after
hsr adventure with that nail
Mr.. Voorhees, of Denver was mem
ber Of a touring party, which passed
thru here yesterday morning.
The Norwood family accompanied by
the Misses Jones and McClary were
guests of Mr.. Gregg's Sunday,
Commissioner Stanley has found
roads mighty discouragng in his work
as commissioner, but he gets there
just the same.
The Knapp store made all happy at
the opening last week, the ladies re-
ceived cut flowers. the children cracker
jacks and the men cigars.
Miss Ethel Yost is here visiting her
cousin, Fred Knapp and family. She
expects to leave for San Francisco to-
day to take in the exposition.
Mr.. Ed Jones and the Donegan fam
lily are enjoying a visit >from their
brother, Mr.. Jones and daughter and
friend Miss B anchs McChry of L1vil-
la Iowa, who arrived last Friday.
They expect to leave next Sunday for
visit in Denver. We hear they will
probably locate in this vicinity,
Messrs Cutler, Worsfold, Dunlap and
the editor were at Greeley Monday
looking up the road proposition. We
hear words of encouragement and
plenty OF admissions that our needs
are great. We believe that the COM
missioners will be out here soon and be
ready to admit that we should have
something besides promises.
We understand that man over on
the creek has been arrested for dog
ging cattle. On the other hand, it is
reported that another man is carrying
a gun for cattle man who killed his
dog. Gentlemen, stop and think.
Common sense ought TO tell you that
reasonable use of dog is proper and
right, no matter what the law is; and
no dog is worth staining your hands
with the blood of your fellow man. II
is time for US to recognize that each
rave rights and to respect them, and
b, pdpess is better than conflict.
J~
How strange. Ted Worsfold is home
at last. Here is the story of his ad-
venture: Last Tuesday a car (rather
Ford) could have been seen winding
its ,say toward the defendants place,
but alas: upon reaching the desired
place he was found to be in Stoneham.
He was safely delivered here and the
next day motored to Morgan and back
But he did not start for home until
Saturday. The next day it was deemed
necessary to SEND the delivery wagon
after him again. Of course he had not
reached home yet. He came in few
minutes and explained the delay. He