The Raymer enterprise., 1916-09-21

The trial set for last Monday be-
tween A. l.. Gill aud A. C. Filler was
delayed. by the defendant tFiIer) taking
a change Of venue, which sends the
ease to Crowley 1T keota, the time to
be fixed by that Court. the claims of
the contending parties will be present
ed to the court there. Since the trial
will not be here, il will do no harm for
US to state what we understand that
each party claims. Mr.. Gill claims
that Filler s cattle have destroyed his
crop. that Gill drove the cattle to Fill
ers place to notify him Of the damage
and to ascertain whose cattle they were
that he asked Filler if they were his
cattle, and Filler said part of them
were but asked what right Gill had TO
drive them onto FiIer's place and into
mis- meadow and told Gil that he could
be arrested and taken to Greeley, or
dering Gill to drive them Off from the
place and at the same time applying
offensive epithets. Gill refused to
drive the cattle out and then tried to
ride him Gown with his horse and struck
him several times with a p;ece OF fork
handle which he was carrying, finally
Gill got hold of some rocks and hurled
them at Filler with such effect that Fl
Ter desisted in his attack. We under
stand that Filler will claim that Gill
was the aggressor throwing stones be-
fore Filler attempted to ride him down,
and that Gill made threats to shoot him
So far as We know Filler does not deny
that his cattle destroyed Giii's crop,
and while Gil. has fence it lacks being
up to the requirements of a alawful fence
Six automobiles, carrying % business
men aud citizens of Greeley, left the
Commercial club rooms promptly at Z
0 clock this morning for their second
"get acquainted" trip that took Them
thru the northeast part Of the county.
They drove thru Gill, Cornish, 0s-
good and the L K ranch to Bucking-
ham stopping short time at each
place, the longest stop peing at the E.
X ranch. At each of these places they
were greeted by practically the entire
population.
AT Buckingham they were urged to
remain longer when an entertainment
would be given them but as they were
travelling on schedule time. they we're
unable to accept the invitation, driving
on to Stoneham, promising to return
some time in the future.
From Stoneham they came to Ray
mer where the Commercial men had
prepared fine chicken dinner and re-
fused 10 accept any pay for same The
dinner was served in the new slS,000
school house and after dinner, the
Greeley people spent some time going
thru the building and visiting with the
merchants of Raymer. Much surprise
was expressed By most of the company
at tie prosperous appearance Of the
country thru which tneg PASSED and es-
pecially with the town of Raymer that
mas several new buildings in process of
erection or just completed.
From Raymer they went to Goodrich
and Masters returning to Greeley about
$3.50 via Kuner, Hardin ana kersey on
the Lincoln Highway
Not an accident occurred on the trip
to Raymer and at this place they were
joined by Bruce Johnson and Win Gill
who had gone to Grover and would ac-
company them to Greeley. Greeley
Tribune.
The Commercial Club Of Raymer will
iIeg 10 pass the credit for the dinner on
to the ladies'. while the Greeley bunch,
to show their heart was right, started
a the first cash subscription for the
new church. on the half block recently
donated for that pupose by d. G. Cut
Ter and c. +. Peckham.
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