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The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
ROLLCALL SHOWS
KIDDIE MISSING;
FINALLY FOUND

"Dick" Kettner who runs the
elevator in the Municipal building,
couldn't accompany his wife and
nine children on the morning boat.
when they left on the Upper Gratiot-
ave. Improvement association picnic
10 Tasnmoo. Wednesday. but ne dep
utized Clerk Otto Gersabeck. of po-
lice court, to act as guardian for the
nine little Kettners, and gave Otto
full instrr ctions.
Pursuan, TO which Gersabeck care
fully called the roll as the expedi-
ton left the Kettner home at No.
1868 Holcomb-aye.. and all OF the
nine answered.
Before boarding Michigan car,
the roll was called again; and the
process WAS repeated at the dock;
on the boat, and on the island.
Ke,tner pere arrived on the after
noon boat. and congrs tulated Gersa-
beck, after calling the roll once
more. and finding all OF the nine
intact.
The homeward trip was another
series OF roll calls; on the boat. at
the dock and on the Hamilton line
car But when the party transferred
10 a Michigan car. the rollcall show
ed only eight present Bernie. aged
10. was the one missing.
Repeated rollcalls proved ineffec.
tive. SO Kettner sent his wife home
with the remaining eight. while he
set out in the rain in search OF
Bernie
Meanwhile Bernie was riding
around and around on the Hamilton
loop line, but he finally grew dis
ccura ged. and his tears attracted the
attention Of some other passengers
who gave him some car tickets. and
put him on a car which took him
home
Bernie arrived home shortly be
fore midnight.
lie said he hadn't received any
order TO disemhark from the Hamil
tor car, and SO missed the rollcal.
kettner called the roll again. and
the family retired.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13

The trade in live cattle Is working
along on an easy basis, the decks
being cleared every week OF all dry
fed offerings and the arrivals OF
grass.fed stock not being SUFFICIENT.
ly burdensome TO produce glutted
market conditions. The Texas buga-
boo has passed without any very
serious damage TO prices, and now
the western contingent begins to
loom up on tho horizon.
The extremely wet weather. which
has prevailed over large part OF
the United States. while II has had
the effect OF making pastures rank,
has contributed 10 the over-succu-
lency OF the grass. and cattle intend
ed for early beef have not matured
rs rapidly as during many other re-
cent years. Killers from all parts
OF the country agree that CRASHED
cattle hardly ever before wasted so
large a proportion in the dressing.
The conditions referred 10 above
have made IL hard 10 sell for slaugh.
tering purposes cattle that had little
or no grain. Conditions are improv-
ing. however, as result OF a mark
eel improvement in the average quail
ity of the cattle that are reaching
the market AT this time. Ii is true
that the trade In the commoner
grades OF butchers cattle has suf'
fered as a result OF a generous run
OF inferior dairy COWS that have
been "milked out" and are placed on
the market by their owners. In the
effort 10 save feed. Plenty OF the
little knothead kind are still finding
their way into the market and. ulti-
mately. into the canning division.
The recent rush OF these cheap
cattle has had bad effect on the
trade In the cheaper grades OF beef.
Bulls, cheap cows and heifers have
suffered sharp decline, simply be
cause the demand for meats has
fallen of as a result OF warm
weather.
The demand for feeding cattle is
imperative. the trade gathering
force and volume rapidly as the sea
sor advances and the anxiety about
the success OF the corn crop be
comes less. Kansas City reports a
demand for well-bred dehorns with
size and quality to recommend them
several deals having recently been
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
.CLEVELANDERS
HAVE EYES ON
RUSSELL ISLAND

The purchase OF w. w. Humans
bungalow on Russell island, by VIII
liam II. Canniff. OF Cleveland. may
be the starting OF colony OF Cleve-
landers on the island. II is under
stood that several wealthy men of
that city have their eyes on lots
here. Mr. Cannif has purchased
two other lots in the island and
plans to build a new bungalow.
The terms OF his transaction with
Mr. Hannah are private. The prop.
erty was held at about $4,000 Mr.
Canniff is president OF the Nickel
Plate railway.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dupnipg 4 stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Aug. IL
Cattle. Is cars. market, slow; choice
10 prime shipping sters. s9.5oUs.s5
FAIR to good, seq $50: plain, ss.25 Is
SO choice heavy butcher steers, s.
q SIS: fair TO good, $500 SIS; best
HANDY steers, ss.15Hg.25; common q
good. s750qs.50; yearlings. s3ds75;
prime heifers. s7T5ase5 best handy
butcher heifers, s7.5og575. commo
to good. $500 1876. best fat cows,
SS,I5NT, good butcher cows $61550.
medium to good, $4,000: cutters, 81
case. Gamers. $325f3 40; best
heavy bulls. s7g7.:5. 1ood butcher
bulls, s650T7; light bulls. SAYS n $50.
heavy. 7.25a7.59: mixed. s7.s5a9.7s
yorker sand pigs. s7.SOdSi0.
sheep: 2 cars market, steady. top
lambs, s9.T5. yearlings s1.5onS,
wethers, s6.75 IS, ewes. 1875 q $50.
Calves S5al2
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
DIVORCED WOMAN
DENIES SHE WAS
SLEEPING BEAUTY

Mrs. Anna Padgett vigorously de-
MED. Thursday. that she had slept
her way into the divorce court, and
in that manner had lost her hus-
band, Fred @. Padgett. Padgett tes-
titled that 1t was not uncommon for
his wife to sleep from IL 10 Is
hours In a day. lie alleged that she
neglected her housework and her
child because OF her slumbering.
Judge Hosmer granted him a decree
of divorce last Tuesday.
II have engaged lawyers to re.
oren this case" said Mrs. Padgett.
IL never dreamed my former hus.
band would make ouch ridiculous
charges against me. The first time
knew I was such a fine sleeper was
shcn I read about II In the newspa-
pers."
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
DROVE CAR WHILE
DRUNK, is CHARGE

Traffic Oficer Heating swore 10
an ordinance complaint, Thursday.
charging Fred Langston, Of No. Sie
Maple-st.. with driving an auto on
Hastings-st.. while intoxicated.
The officer said that he was home
ward bound on a Fourteenth car.
Wednesday night. and saw an auto
zig-zagging through Hastings-st.
with the driver apparently asleep at
the steering wheel.
Heating aroused the sleeper, who
asked, Where am ~"
You're on Hastings-st, said
Heating.
That's funny said the somno-
lent one. Thought I was In Mt.
Clemens"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS

bulls. about steady with last week;
bulls CSC lower. Prices ranged az fol-
lows. Choice steers. averaging from
1000 10 LOO pounds, AT $3.50 SO.
choice handy killers, $3.50 7.I5 light
10 good butchers steers and heifers.
S45OfI $50. common killers and fat
COWS. s346. Gamers cows. s215M
$50. common TO prime shipping bulls.
ssG5. light butchers' and heavy sau-
sage bulls, s3n5.50. Veal calves: Dull
at s54ll5O per cwt Sheep and
lambs Lower. especially for lambs :.
quality fair; choice lambs. 1915 as,
light TO fair. S1gs, common to prime
sheep. s3d5.50. culls. 32Q25o per
cwt Hogs: Fairly active and
steady; quality, fair prime mediums
and fat workers., s7.s5n710. light
workers. and pigs. s7.s5a7.75 per cwt.
X. ceipts: Cattle. 1901: calves. 500:
sheep, $3.50. hogs. 2.4ss.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
Local

large curing the entire summer.
During July. the grass widow" con-
tingent was large In all markets.
acting as a strcng bear argument as
to the future course of the lard
trade. The Inference Is. that the
run Of heavy sows Is now well for.
ward. and there are many who be-
lieve that present lard quotations
VIII look cheap before the end OF the
current month II must be conced-
ed. however. by the bull clique In
the provision trade. that \ change
for the better must come In the near
future or the jig will be up for this
year. Lower prices are not looked
for until the fall packing season
opens. but the prospect for big
September bulge ts.not as-favorable
as II was At this time last month.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
Nrw YoRK PRODUCE.

NtW fVTtk. Aug. IL Hour. m :
active unsettled aud nominal Pork
steady; mess siG.S0M17. Lard EAs-
ter, middle west spot. Ss0bTSJs
sugar: Raw, niler. centrifugal. 90
tost si.77mfSf fnuFcovade 81 test.
500. refined. firm: cut loaf. Sgs0m
G5b. crushed. sGfOms.f5, powdered.
t5.1oTf5.S0. granuIatcd, ss6UT575.
Coffee. Rio No. : on spot ca. Tai
low steady, city, : AZ. special Csc.
sl.50 So. No. Z. Si.S5fl 80: lover.
n.35Ml.l 25z new. 20uifa. Dress.
ed poultry. lazy, turkeys. If02Ic.
chickens, 1Sn zee fowls 3IiStsc,
ducks. lie. Live poultry. Unsettled.
geese, li4i2c. ducks. 1SMlsIsc.
fowls, 1914 n isikc turkeys iiIlsc.
BOOSTERS. ~ nc: chickens, broiiers ~
0lsc. Cheese: steady state milk
common TO specials. III = " ff.. skins
common to specials. 3Ql1hc.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT, Aug I2.-close: Wheat
had every appearance of strength at
the opening and pr.ce- were higher
at first. Foreign markets were
strong and Liverpool quoted higher
prices The oats market was strong
Liverpool strength war based on
light arrivals and continued unfavor-
able weather Prominent Interests
were buying and all cargoes were
higher. India is said TO have almost
exhausted the exportable surplus and
American wheat is wanted in large
quantities This is shown by the
recent heavy purchase OF American
-four by the French government Eu-
weather and the undertone Is strong
for all foodstuffs.
Wheat weakened shortly after the
opening. although weather did not
show much Improvement Northwest
ern conditions were favorable and
the first cars of new spring wheat
arrived In Minneapolis II appears
that sellers OF August wheat are now
able TO see their way TO delivering
the goods While the new wheat
movement IL not large compared with
year ago, there has been sufficient
new wheat received to relieve the
situation and mi up some OF the
Mills have been able 70 secure
enough dry wheat TO nll immediate
wants. and although Europe needs
wheat. the foreigners are not putting
prices up IN their anxiety TO secure
supplies.
Heceipts in Detroit are small and
shipping demand il brisk. There H.
no trouble in selling all the wheat
offered
The easy tone In wheat did not
last long and strength later made
closing prices iisa2c higher than
Wednesday's close
~ y. =. q - -
and cloyerseed Is 2. soc. Timothy seed
4 declined 10c
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
n1!h Sept opened with an advance
and closed AZ s1.15h Dec. opened at
si.lts. declined 10 Si.Ii and closed
at 81 lsis No. ! white. sl.14is
Coarse grain quotations; Corn
cars at SIC; 80. ) yellow. s5sc. oats
Standard. 81 y &c. %. z white.
ne: August No. white. new.
| sc: Sept. No. J white 43c asked: No.
u.oz; August 81 Beans--1mmediate
and prompt shipment. '2.70. SEPT,
81 so. cloverseed-Prime spot. SIS
Oct, ~. prime alsllc. s910. rim
othy-Prime spot, 1925.
Receipts In the Detroit market
| Thursday Included I 900 bbls Of nour
! cars OF wheat. OF corn. Of oats
Of rye and J OF hay withdrawal
were 1000 bhls OF -four. 5000 bu Of
wheat 5000 bu OF corn. 1000 bu OF
oats and 1000 bu 81 rye. Stocks are
$4,000 bu OF wheat. 10000 bu Of corn,
To- SEQ hu OF oats. T. 600 Ia OF barley
and IL 900 bu Of rye.
The Canadian winter wheat crop IL
placed this year az 33.as7 600 bu. com
pared with 20.s31. 900 hu a year ago
Exports OF wheat and -four Thurs
day. 725.000 bu
Primary wheat receipts were
! l.22s.eoe bu, against I.G75.OOO bu =
year ago.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday. Du-
luth- car. against Fl year ago:
| Minneapolis, 12f cars. against fig,
winnipeg, n cars against 20: Chi
cago. s27 cars. against $50.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Aug. l2.--Hogs; Receipts, $4,000;
market slow and shade higher. mix
ed and butchers, se..s q 80: good
heavy, $500 n 80: rough heavy, 81 80
100 Cattle: Receipts. 3 900. market.
steady beeves, $50 a l0.25. cows and
heifers. s3.i0@ 80; Texans. 500 q
T.75. calves. $7.75 q 11.50. sheep: Re-
ceipts. 1900. market 10Gl5c lower
native, $50 SIS; western. ss.i5 q SIS
lambs, natives. so SIS. westerns, 81
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

NIEN FIsANI, AuT l2.--II1ge Re-
celpts $500, 81 higher. yorkers s1m
5s5 pigs. s7S0W7 S5 lights 81 80
q 10 mediums. g. q rs: heavies.
tie; Receipts ? cars. steady 10 l5c
lower. sheep and lambs Receipts.
cars. market Csc higher. fop. $500.
Calves. Receipts $50. Grm. tor. SIP.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
NEW YORK COTTON u,Rkrr
NEW YORK TIER AND Eggs.

and lower receit,ts -ee5 cse,,n a :, ~,
extra. 2sN 20 &C. state dairy. tube
goa 25izc, imitation creamery nrsts.
22W 22hc: special. 2gk Mg7i4c Eggs.
steady, receipts, 1900; nearby white
fancy. 73m 3fc. nearby mixed fancy.
iST &c, fresh hrsts. ig0 &c
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
NEW york MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1z.-Money on
call Ia per cent. time money, ga
per cent for six months: mercantile
paper IA n3D per cent, bar silver
New York. 4shc; demand sterling.
S474it, new low.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
BOSTON COPPER srocK s,s-- : 80

Aug. IL. 1915; -. ,,o.a,.r
i,s,s A imsrics 1o'c Zinc. ssS: Butt;
pslak. fs.is; Butte uperior. ss Cal.
xrixora. ca: Centennial. ls&: Cop
per Range, san East Butte. ii?tc
GRANNY. sz,s: Inspiration. 32H; Isle
Rovale. "a; North Butte. 2eh Pond
creek 1sx: Ray consoiIdatsd. seh
Tsnarnck 50 Tennessee. COPPER
q Ref Co. 20; tth Copper. esh ;
Ventura OIL. 13&
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13

The statistics of large FIRE insu-.
ance companies show that moderate
drinking cuts from 10 to l3 years OF,
mans life. Safety first and al
stention are not so far from synony
nous
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
MaS Roseptbsi. - years old. of No.
2G2 kIvby-ave. enst. and RosIe PIac-

mix. aged nine. OF No. 3i3 clinton
81, were thrown from n Brush car
as II rounded the curve ct ~. An
toine and Farnsworth-stG Wednes-
DAY evening, The little girl suffered
fracfcre Of the right arm and
Rosenthals head was cut Both
were removed to ST. Msry's hospi-
tai
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13

Making use OF a wireless receiver
apparatus has been invented which
records each fash OF lightning in a
storm with the time that IL occurs.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
nvTTER AND EGGS

nrsss. aac. dairy. 3ic: packing stock.
'rlp@sIrresn receipts. eandIed.
cases Included, f9c; current re-
LA cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
's75E5;6de7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

othy: Prime and Sept, s3.27hs; oct,
S3R7R Butter; Brick creamery,
3glsc. tubs creamery. s6Aac- Egss'
Fresh candled. ls1se. selects. 2lhc.
Hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13

The following firms are privileged
Carlyle & Povah, W. A. uamlin q
Co. n. W. .;oble 4 Co. W. f. Moss
a Co. Jack NJ. Thomson, Lewis G.
Gorton. w. f. Reilly a Co.. Geo. N.
e Merrill & Co, A. w. Wallace q
Co. William H. Rose 4 Co.. VIM. A
Near a Co, W. b. Mclaughlin. r. h
Pelton.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
WHEAT is
STRONGER
Wet Weather Predic-
tons Shove
Prices Up
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Aug. i2.-The wheat
market showed substantial strength
today on predictions for wet wealth
er over the entire central grain
region. There was also fear that
the rains would spread 10 the north
west and cause heavy loss there.
This caused shorts TO scare easy.
The heaviest buyer Was house
which is supposed TO represent
James Patten. Foreign cables were
strong. September wheat opened
at sl.l0 "a, an advance OF is
over last nights close. Later II
dropped back 10 $40 3-s on profit
taking. but again scared 10 Sill IA.
December opened up 5-s. subse-
quently dropping back to s1.09 3-s.
loss of 3-Sc. Profit taking also
caused this recession.
Corn was quiet all morning, NOV
ing with wheat but more slowly.
September opened UP IA, but sub
sequently lost is. December opened
up 3-s. but at noon had lost this
gain.
Oats moved up with the other
grains, the commission houses all
being In the market. September
gained rs and December "a on the
start. subsequently losing fraction
ally.
Provisions were at first slightly
higher. but lack of support caused
them to fall on later.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
SEEK
||I||||RSTOCKS
se Demand In Face
Of High Price
\ Levels

M Evcsinr Post Company
NEW York. Aug. l2-Prices fiuc-
5i1sted irreguiariy in today's stock
Sfket and at times there was
- deal OF unsettiement, with
: Snness IN some quarters. Trad
n Was less active, and except for
~ sharp, upbidding of prices H. the
<1ciaIties, some Of which advanced
Neatly on the circulation OF
1r1es OF rumors touching large dis
fnemonts or the declaration OF
- dividends later on. there was
Ming very interesting in the spec
tiou OF the day. Sentiment APP
6red to be goood deal mixed.
Il was evident that the war
6cks" AZ . class had lost some OF
81 popularity since the new high
~ levels had been established.
I!}ySke market a. a whole was large
rofessional, rejecting the sort of
l manipulation which Is often
- at this stage OF speculative
1paign. chiefly through the craze
var stocks. In the last hour the
2kot became quiet with interest
fred largely to the Industrial
on1. Some Of the railroad issues
- weak. but there was no heavy
l1lng.
4 MI. y. STOCK MARkET--Clese:
Alone BY Hornblower Weeksl
a. Va u An Asri IS. Am Can
~ IN Am Cotton on !s5.
si ~ 49, - al Am Is Sugar ' Rsf ise;
4 ~ Te6 SsS y, Am Wooden sih.
~ IN, Anaconda eeh. Atchison
A3 S:ts;.s LSe0 sse e ss.. s srflyn
k. Butte = Sup g =. cshf Pet
cHsS : Ohio 4SN. Chi OF West
- re "a a G csi 4 & S . ras TX, TX.
" Copper HK. Colo Fuel sos.
n An Sugar 100. consoi Gas
corr Prod Ref lsK. cruc STEEL
n!sfil ssegr ;sH Erie % l,d DO
f s. r1c AT IT. 90 o. pfa ies n B
IKE 'SlE, al No pfd lisK CT
~ 81 9SSs.e hsnn. EXP s ini
IN. % pld q. MT Harv ie..
~ a., Miami Copper s5x. Mo
~ r.. X = r 81, do pfd ~, Nat
y 9Iamp Co 27H Nat Lead stN,
ai TX. HI spii cent Sc 80. 81, NY 8 So I
~. penn 1iNk. Pitts Coal IS y,
4e4&. maxwell IS, do LIST nfd
- 1s,d pfd 33x, Press Steel Car
s ~ ifon & 6teel AZ. do .pfd ssh
40 1te&. Rock Island pfd n.
Uoss-gheR 4eh. So Pac
~ ~ 1ek. do pfd Stude-
fStp 90, Tenn Copper "a Tex
TT Tee Pac I'M, Third Ave
3jTjoG pac 1t1x, u Rubber
= 6tool ~, do pfd 113h. y
~ 3o3x, Utah Copper Ssk. Wa
10 IN o6ffnghousc 113, WISCONSIN
~ Weot Maryland 26, West I'm
IN M Wooiwcrth ieSk, WHY'S
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
Twenty-Third Annual statement of
TINE INDusTRIALsAy SOCIETY

Twenty-Third Annual statement of
TINE lNDusTRIALs SOCIETY
Detroit. Mich.
ASSETS
Due from borrowers. ... .siT9.70l %
tAll secured by first real
estate mortgagel
Real estate contracts. Alas 81
tFirst lien on real estatel
Real estate ............... s.o.o 90
Accounts receivable .. so 70
Cash on hand and In banks S0.o0S -
s2i7,s3S 81
LIABILITIES
Deposits GALL ciassesl .s2l2,i23 90
Interest paid in advance y t3
Undivided profit .......... i3l ~
Reserve ............. 5000 90
-
sclT.9Ss 81
T. ROY WATERBURY,. Pres't.
AUSTIN " KIMMTS, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day OF August 1915.
CIARl:NCE T. HAMLIN. notary Pub.
Five per cent paid on deposits.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
TOI.FDo GRAIy u,ukrr

IrVoLLEpo. Aus, is-wheat; Cash.
carn- CasA-s4e. Pee. sskc. oats:
Rye Casb. (1.Ql. cloverseed: Cash.
isss, xissks: Aesssst ' $50. "a Tim.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13

l nSss iss-S SA.xrri ~.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject TO COM
mission charges:
Active stocks.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug. l2-Opening-
Wheat: September. down ~c De-
cember. up &c. Corn: September. up
NC; December. up &c. Oats: Septem-
opening-Wheat: Sept. up he.
Dec. up &c, Corn: Sept. up &c;
Dec. up @c. Oats: Sept, up sc;
Dec, UP NC Provisions: Steady.
Noon-Wheat: sept. down Sc;
Dec, down sc. Corn: Sept, down
Lc, Dec. down sc. Oats. Sept,
down hc; Dee. down ne.
Close--wheat: Sept. up &C, Dec,
down ise. Corn: sept. down sc,
Dec. down &c. Oats. sept. down
&C. Dec. down lc. Provisions: Pork
higher: lard. higher. ribs, lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-13
Produce Market

Commission men reported moder-
ateiy active trade this mOrninga Win
only minor price changes. Black
berries and black rnspherrtcs are
over with and red rasphcrries, cher
ries and currants are nearly so The
big deal now Is Ia peaches. These
are coming from Arkansas aud Okla
honla in bushel baskets. and includ-
ing what were on hand there were
between Is and 20 cars on the tracks
this morning the mari Ct naturally
being little unsettled. Poultry was
In fair supply. hens ruling firm at fail
quotations, but hroilers are stun SLOW
and are working lower. shipments
OF Virginia potatoes are done, the
supply for the immediate future COM
ing from New Jersey.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

ter Mrs. Fike went a. far - Denver
with her.
Chas.Kirk is rlastering Mr. Pctrie' .
house this week.
chas Kirk plas,ered Mr. Gingrass' s
houes Wednesday.
Frank Roach had colt bit by q rat
tic snake recently.
Joe Giegrass spent Sunday afternoon
at the Pctrie home.
Oren Robertson and Jesse Fike called
on Chas AWE Sunday.
Mrs. Bates and daughter visited with
Mrs. Wagner Saturday.
Mr., Lauer has got car now SO we
may get our mail sooner.
Mrs. Barker is helping Bertha Nick
erson cook for threshers.
Bertha Walker and daughter called
on Mrs. Wagner Tuesday eve.
Mr. Fowler and family have moved
into their new house Saturday.
Carrie Nickerson spent few days
last week with her sis.er, Bertha.
D. NJ. Francis and wife and Mrs.
Barker were entertained at the Nick
erson home Sunday.
The Life Insurance men of Weldona
we're in this section Wednesday and
Thursday writing insurance.
, A. Flkc and wife, Mrs. Masters, and
Mrs. Walker and children were Sunday
visitors at the Norton home.
Mesdames F. Francis, Wagner, D. NJ
Francis, Nickerson and Bates all visit
ed with Mrs. Fowler Thursday.
Frank Snow and family will start
Sunday for Kansas where they will WIS.,
it with relatives and friends two or
three weeks.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28
NOTICE FOR ptuiictr,o<

NIL tnIblisherl Serial.DI-t.z
Depaftmrnt Of the Interior.
v. \. Land ti.lice al sterling. Colorado.
0 ;tober II, 1915.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Louis
Christensen, Of Aval6, Co!oraa, ). who
On March Il, 1912. made Honest eat
En- ry, No. ol7o52, f.'rAW i. AMI Nj 2
SWl-4, end SWl-4 Of SWI-l. Section
81, Township II Nortl, Range 56 Wes,
btn Prin. Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, 10 establish claim 10 thc land
above described, before Register ana
Receiver. Al Sterling. Colo. on the
18th day Of December. 1915.
Claimant namrs ~. wi,ae stS
John A. Crawford, Of Avalo. Colorado.
Nelson k. Cfawfarl Of ''
Thomas J. Ewing. 1f iu-as
James u. Leibe4 Of Sterling CulI. L..
A.F. BROWNS. Grnr,t-r.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
b. r L. PublisnerD Serial os7s5
Department Of the Interior.
Y. S. Land Office at sterling. Colorado
Oct. 70, 1915.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Frank
G. Wulf, of Raymer, Colo, who on
Sept. 9, 1909. made Homestead Entry,
No. 0o7s5 for East Half of Section 8,
Township s North. Range 58 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice of
intention TO make Flral Three Year
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before United States
Commissioner. Clyde l.. Stanley,l ut
New Raymer, Colorado, on the soth
day Of November. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Henry J. AndrewA Of Nsv Rsymsr Colo.
Ezra Toyne. of
Benjamin T. Marple Of &c ie.2s
Frank J. Posch. OF u-98
Al BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28
TNIe TO l,AY IAxes

The first half OF each years taxes
are due and payable January / the
second half due and payable July /,
OF each year and the Firt hall be-
come delinquent Feby aS, and the
snd half become delinquent July g.
OF each year and draw interest az
ter said dates. All taxes ae paid
TO County Treasurer.