The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-03


here visiting relatives.
FOR SALE: A good stove, bed and
small laundry stove. Mrs. StsomertZ.
4 large crowd from Raymer and via
cinity attended the Cheyenne celebra-
tion last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. White and son
started Sunday noon for Iowa driving
thru in the Dcrt
DR.. Hancock and wife of Kearrey,
Nebr. were visiting in Raymer few
days the past week.
Mr.. Msltau is spending few days
at the rooming house while under the
care OF pr. Watkins.
Dr. Watkins has moved from the
Wellman residence into the new ROOM
ing house across the street.
J. K. Norwood and family and Mrs.
Donnegan lefs Sunday for Gienwood
Springs ard other places of interest
Mesdames Elder and Turner have
moved into the old hotel and are better
prepared to take care OF their custom
ers.
MIR. Snow of Calker. Kansas. who
4 had been visiting his son, Frank, for
few days, returned home last Tuurs-
day.
H. S. You.sey and Mr.. B. F. Hotel
of Ft Collins were in Raymer Tuesday
looking after their land interests in
this section.
Nice switches made from combings,
roots turned, best work, Old switches
Eyed. Mrs. E. Camplin, Sterling, Colo
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You will fird in this issue a couple
of columns devoted to the stock grow
ers views of the proposed herd law.
Resolutions of the Igo Grange are also
published, taking the opposite view Of
the situation.
Last week we should have said that
stray black COW was at Vern Artley's s
place south of Raymer about nine miles
Ii you have lost one. go and look, her
up, and if this information is worth
anything to you pay US quarter.
L. M. Sweigad went back to Gree
ley la.t Saturday. From there be will
he accompanied BY Mrs. Sweigard to
sharpsburg, Ia whete they will visit
Mr. Swelgard's Is son for time.
The prices on some things may 60 up,
but the Fords still keep coming down. ,
Commencing with the ls5e Of August
the price was cut $50. This will make
the price of Ford Touring car less
than 10000 here. If we could only
cat and wear Fords the cost of high
living would be solved.
The Pawnea Farmers Elevator Com
paay use an ad in this weeks issue to
urge the merits of patroni.ing them
They wish especially to call attention
to the fact that they have just re-
ceiyed lot Of wagon boxes for sale at
time when You will need. tight box
to haul your crop to market.
Wednesday night of last week occur
red tue semi-monthly meeting of the
8. O. C. class. The rendezvous was
at VIM. DunIsp's. The evening was
given over to both indoor and outdoor
games. Delicious refreshments were
served just before the time for leaving
was at hand. The next meeting will
be TAXI party at Miss Lillian Fowl
ers.
While the average, yields Of grain
this year is not 50 large as in other
years, the quality and price is good.
c. H. Scott holds the record SO far for
big test and high price. His wheat
tested 63 and he received sl.04 per
hushel. From field of So acres he
threshed l.Ols bushels, and abon. three
aces we're blown out so badly thai the
field was really only about 20 actds.
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A card from Mr. Sweigard informs
us that his ssn Walter was with him
at Greeley on Tuesday and that they
would start for Sharpsburg. Iowa. the
home of his son so that Mrs. Sweigard
would be cared for by her relatives.
We trust that the change will do her
good and that both Mr.. andr Mrs.
Sweigard will be able to return to Ray
mer much improved in health +, the
very near future. }. sne
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