The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-15
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BANK MEETING SATURDAY
Mr.. Quinn of Denver. arrived in
Raymer this morning to leok over
this town with the iGea OF starting
bank. The gentleman has the
very best OF recommendations, has
fine backing and is well impressed
with the country.
In this connection masting will
be hsli at the dollhouse Saturday
afternoon and all persons interested
in tn p o.,ositjon are urged to be
present. This means you and
every public spirited man about
here.
Louis Allen made business trip to
Morgan Monday.
Chas. Scott was business passenger
to Sterling Wednesday
Vasco Seavy went down to Sterling
Tuesday to get some repairs for their
Gas Tractor.
Mr.. Youtsey Of TT. Collins is spend
ing few days in Raymer, looking af-
ter his crops.
Mr.. NJ Hosford arrived Friday for
short visit with his mother and sister
south of town.
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Rev. c. Z. Beans left Saturday for
Carpenter, Wyo., where he was called
to preach Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bly, received the sad
<pews yesterday which told of the death
Of their grandchild at lift.
Mr.. Smith, who represented the Fre-
mont Nursery departed Monday after
week spent in and around Raymer.
Mrs. JAS White and son Donald.
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spent yesterday with Mrs. c. L. Sny-
der.
MIR. ard Mrs. James White enter
tanned a company Of friends at their
home Saturday evening. The evening
Was devoted to dancing.
Mrs. A. G. Nickerson accompanied
by her daughter Carrie, and Hazel Pc
trie and Ruth Graves spent yesterday
with Miss Bertha Nickerson.
Messrs Coates and Smith, the ST.
Paul Insurance Adjusters, who have
been here for few days past, left
Monday morning on the east train.
Fred Knapp puts new ad up to the
people this week, and he tells us that
he sees customers nearly every day
that he never saw in Ravmer before.
Last Saturday our little village was
visited by band of gypsies. There
were four loads Of them and spent an
} hour or so begging, telling fortunes
and trading. They We're watched with
great curiosity but We Were glad when
they moved on.
Mrs. Splitter and daughter, of Wy
more, Nebr. arrived Saturday in Ray
mer while Mr. Spitzer came Monday
With car of goods and they will live
in the Anderson building until they can
build a house on their land about Z
miles northeast of town.
The Raymer Mercantile Company
calls your attention 10 more bargains
this week, and as a result of paying a
little more attention to the advertising
line of their business they find their
rrade is grwing in spite of the fact that
two stores now divide the trade.
Enterprise ads pay the user by in
creasing his sales; they help the buyer
by showing him where to buy; they
help the the town by increasing our
trade territory; and last and least they
add to the business OF the printer, give
Z him encouragement to expand and do
more boosting for the town and eoun-
try.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Sweigard wishes us to
say that he is very grateful to those
who were able to come and assist in
pui ting up his alfalfa. We are GER
tain that those who did the work were
as glad to aid as Mr.. Sweigard was to
receive it, like mercy, it blesses him