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The Delta independent., 1916-09-29

from Delta last week and spent few
days at the home of their son. C. w
Bragg.
Mills Bros. and Blackborn Bros. OF
Olathe shipped nine carloads of cattle
to the Denver markets Tuesday.
I. N. Loper is having a concrete s:lo
of 100 tons capacity erected on his
fine ranch south of town. w. C. Gale
of Delta is doing the work.
daughter, together with Mr.. and Mrs.
Monday morning. Sept. 18th, after a
months illness. Mrs. Eliza Eleanor
Baker Hoadley passed quietly away at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Young.
G. A. Waddington is building an
other new silo on his splendid ranch
on California mesa. Mr.. Waddington
is farmer who eeems to know how
to make farming pay.
w. e. Anderson left the first of the
week for buiness trip to Monte Vista.
Mrs. Anderson accompanied him as far
40 HuihiSoh III HIS car returning on
the afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Stevens ar.
rived in Olathe from California last
Thursday and visited at the G. L.
Corey, home, after which they went to
Montrose to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Cline
and son. They made the trip through
from California to Paonia in eleven
days and had no bad luck on the way.
At Paonia they were Joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Merchant, ,.the latter being
Mrs. Stevens sister. who came over
here also. The party will remain in
iris vicinity until after the Fair.
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lWest Slopel

w. S. Grant and family took in the
Montrose fair.
Miss Lucy Markle left Sunday for
Gunnison to attend Normal.
Those who have apples this year
find the crop of excellent quality.
p. c. Waite is out from Denver this
week visiting his son. George, on Cedar
mesa.
A. E. Roberts is enjoying visit
from his cousin. Clyde Roberts. of
Omaha. Nebraska
Mrs. ]. X. Grant and children have
moved to town and are occupying the
Thompson cottage.
o. w. Overhuls returned to the state
capitol Sunday and will be followed by
his wife in few days
Miss Mcbride arrived Wednesday
The Delta independent., 1916-09-29
tHerald.)


w. NJ. Bemis was Delta visitor
Friday.
Fred Willoughby attended court in
Delta this week as member of the
jury.
II. F. Dent was transacting business
in the county seat Tuesday.
Prof. Keplinger Visited the county
seat Saturday.
II. II. Whipple was transacting bust
ness in Delta Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Lewis is recovering very
satisfactorily from the effects of the
operation which was performed last
week.
The Hotchkiss Growers association
are loading their first cars of apples
this week. Grimes Jones and iona
thans.
VIM. Cook, Geo. Wood and Chas.
Nyman we're headed for Delta Monday.
Mr.. Nyman was summoned to appear
on the jury.
Miss Dolores Hammond left Wednes-
day morning for Greeley where she
will attend the state college the CON-
ing term.
Guy Blair and +. J. Harding, with
Miss Foster and Miss Virginia Crisen.
berry. motored up from Delta Sunday
and were guests of Miss Mabel Briney
Harry Trail and J. r. Gardner were
in Delta Sunday. Mr. Trail went down
to see his son, Arthur, who is still at
the hospital but who is getting along
nicely.
Attorney A. J. Hotchkiss attended
the meeting of the democratic central
committee in Delta Monday. at which
time plans were mapped out for the
entire campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Wilmot are en-.
joying a visit from the formers nep.
hew F. II. CUTLER and wife from Salem
S. d. The four were out Sunday for
pleasure ride to Paonia and the de
lightful country intervening.
R. d. Cleavenger of Toronto. Kan
sas. has purchased the Il. s. Gould
ranch Of 120 acres on Fruitland mesa
He returned to his home "Wednesday
but expects to return In the spring Ia
make this his home. The deal was
contaminated through the Klingen.
smith agency.
The Delta independent., 1916-09-29

(Chronicle.)
ed to Delta Tuesday
John Van Engen and w. l.. Savage
motored to Hotchkiss on business Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Foster "Forded'
to Hotchkiss and Delta last Tuesday.
Ira Foster moved his family this
week from their ranch on Dyer Fork
to their residence in town.
Chas. Brewer came in from Aspen
on Tuesday to be present at his SON $
wedding Wednesday night.
F. r. Sweet commenced building the
Sundberg residence Thursday on their
ranch two miles west OF town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Browne motored
to Montrose on Tuesday, where Mr.
Browne was called on business mis-.
| sion
E. p. Creighton. of Los Angeles,
California, one of the pioneer COW men
! of this district, Is spending several
days here visiting old time acquain.
ances.
Paist. formerly of Paonia and now
of Delta, will be the next coroner, but
we don't want him fooling around
when we pass in our checks. Wen
| have our boots off
The cattlemen on the Black mesa
4 RaGarva a ri, nj, ut.s
| ments OF beef for the eastern markets,
and as the cattle are in extra good con-
dition this season fancy prices are
expected for most of the shipments. 3.
Rawson McCully came in wednes-
day from San Diego. California where
he had accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Foster and his sister. Miss Edna
McCully, few weeks ago by auto.
Rawson reports fine trip and that the
family is comfortably located and like
the climate very mich.
One of the largest shipments of
trout fry ever received in this district
arrived Tuesday at Hotchkiss whe
thirty-one cans were unloaded under
the supervision of Ranger Ben c.
Heilman Custer Mcleod. Phillip G
Gates. Jim Sanderson and Ira Foster
furnished the transportation to CRYSTAL
creek and other neighboring streams
where the fish were planted and re
ported them all to be alive and In
good condition. Unfortunately the
ID. X. G. train was nine hours late
into Hotchkiss, causing the boys quite
an inconvenience as 1t necessitated an
all night trip.
The Delta independent., 1916-09-29

from Pennsylvania and assumed her
school duties She still suffers from
her injured ankle.
The two big silos on the Bar-I ranch
south of town were filled this week.
The operation was an attraction to
many to whom it was entirely mar
velOus.
Fruit is beginning to go to the rail-
road The crop is of very fine quality
this year and prices good, but the late
freeze last spring took the fruit in
riany orchards.
The Delta independent., 1916-09-29
Why?

Little Gerald was being initiated into
the beauties of grand opera. He list.
ened for some time in silence, but
when the celebrated soprano was In
the middle of her loudest solo Gerald
concluded that something ought to be
done to the conductor of the orches
ira. He said to his mother:
"Why does does that man hit at the
woman with the stick?'
Keep quiet" his mother replied
He's not hitting at her"
Just then the soprano gave another
despairing shrek.
"Well then. if he isn't hitting al
her, what is she hollering so far?" said
Gerald
The Delta independent., 1916-09-29
(Paonian.)

(Paonian.)
| DIR. A. A. King left Monday morning
for business visit to Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. v. w. Kemp and baby left Sat
urday morning for Denver, for a visit
with relatives.
The Misses Ferne> Clarke and nellie
Hunt spent Friday in Hotcrkiss. the
guests of the Misses Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bross and MIR.
and Mrs. L. ]. Paulicteck went to
elta Saturday. The men played on
the Grand Junction team in the ball
tournament.
F. E.. Lambertson and family have
moved back to Paonia from their
sowmill on Black mesa coming in
time for the opening of school.
Mrs. R. ]. Holman was the victim
of a painful accident one day last
week, when boiling coffee pot ex-
ploded. Her face is badly scalded,
but she is recovering nicely from the
accident.
A. l.. Roberts went to Delta Mon.
day to serve as a juryman for the dis
troct court. He succeeded in getting
excused and returned that night to
take charge of his large apple harvest
T. T. Duffield, vice-president of the
Fruit Exchange State bank. left Sun
day for Denver, where he is attend
ing the Masonic Grand Lodge as the
delegate from the Paonia branch of
that order.
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tChampion.)

New Fords are now being driven by
J. l.. Turner. n. +. Coombe and J. C..
Elliott
J. l.. Peterson and Taylor Hartford
have been exploring the Gunnison
canon this week
The exceedingly fine fall weather is
facilitating farm work and making the
farmers glad.
Snideman was taken to the Delta hos.
pital Monday where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Depuy water commissioners were
taken off the creek this week. Farm.
ers wishing to water fall grain or pas
ture are not well pleased with the re-
moval at this time.
Mrs. Mary l.. Block. OF st. Louis.
and Miss Block, of Salt Lake City,
mother and niece OF Mrs. Plato Mount
Joy, have been here for several days
visiting. Sunday they made trip to
the beautiful mountain town of Ouray
A. NJ. Lyall came in from the gov.
ernment hatchery at Leadville Friday
with consignment OF 10000 Eastern
Brook fry which we're placed In Youngs
creek. While in this section Mr.. Lyall
is spending a few days renewing ac-
quaintances with relatives and friends.
A deal was closed the latter part Of
last wekk whereby Mrs. A. p. Stetson
becomes the owner Of the w. II. Gest
ranch of As acres northeast OF Cedar.
edge. The consideration. including
some stock and farm Implements. was
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Mrs. Elmer Cantrell is visiting home
folks on Redlands.
The shortage of hands is the great
problem now confronting the farmer
The children of VIII Hawkins. Ton.
que creek. are recovering from scarlet
fever.
Mr. Richardson. of Kansas. has been
visiting his sisters. Mrs. Eavenson and
Mrs. Norton on Redlands.
Roy Ratekin, of Tongue. Creek, now
has a position in the Hiliman store
at Delta
Mr. Reynolds Of Redlands. is in Neb-
raska. where he was called by the III.
ness Of his daughter.
Mrs. E. J. Patton ana Mrs. Parker,
of Coalby. were reported on sick list
last week.
Wesley Simpson went up to the
Grand mesa lakes last week from his
home on Redlands mesa and captured
51s pound brook trout.
r. r. Pratt, of Coalby- was down last
week TO serve on district court jury.
J. c. Myers, Coalby. has been doing
carpenter work for Mr.. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Beeson were
Delta visitors from Cedar mesa last
week.
Mrs. John Gallemore. OF Cedar mesa
is visiting friends in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hooker and
family have returned from visit with
friends in Rifle to their home on Cedar
mesa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. McMurray, OF
Eckert. returned from Denver last
week. where Mr.. McMurray went as a
delegate to the Masonic grand lodge.
Miss Ruth Ferguson. OF Eckert. has
returned to Greeley to complete her
course in the teachers college.
The Delta independent., 1916-09-29
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury VIII surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. j.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc. II Is taken internally and made in
Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney K Co. Tes-
timonals free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Delta independent., 1916-09-29
(Criterion)

(Criterion)
A. W. Harris of East mesa realized
over $1,000 from four acres of potatoes
this season.
Mrs. j. S. Dodds came up from Delta
Tuesday and win spend the week with
her sister. Mrs. r. W. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A. Stevens and
George sehon. motored to Cedaredge
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. F. Crandell is enjoying
visit from her sister. Mrs. L. +. How.
ard OF Denver. who arrived here Sun.
day. ~
Miss Mary Holtzmeister of Delta
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Stefan.
Capt. and Mrs. G. p. Bragg came up
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$2700. This place is considered an ex-
cellent one. On young orchard this
year about 1000 boxes of apples will be
harvested. The Stetsons are having
erected substantial rock residence of
five rooms
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-21

Eofio 90. Sonuor. II Syn Der
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The Coconino sun., 1916-04-21
FLAGsTAFFs BEST BOOSTER

Flagstaff is extremely lucky in securing the expert services of the famous booster, James Swinnerton During the past year he has contrib uted more to the advertising of Flag staff and surrounding country than could have been bought with hard cash in five years of strenuous cam paign. He never seems too busy to take some time off and help out any sort of boost that is going on. More and more noted writers and promi- nent men of the east are coming to know Flagstaff through his efforts and because he isn't afraid to tell them that he lives here and many more things about the country that the busy men never heard of before He is not of the ''brass band and ban quet" type of man, but sorter human like, nationwide fame has not in the least tempered with his "angora," as it were, but as he says: Flagstaff is a fine place to live; l like it and l like them to know it too" A few more like him would put Flagstaff on the map with lots of white space around it.
The Coconino sun., 1916-04-21

The people of Williams have started strenuous war on the proposed coun- ty bond issue. There also seems to be considerable opposition here to the proposition. The Sun is willing to print honest discussions of the ques ton from the people, where they do not run into politics or personalities. There is always two sides to ques tion and it will do no harm to discuss this one. That Coconino County needs more permanent roads and that within its boundaries we have total of some 1900 miles to look after, is evidence that something should be done in some way to relieve the situ- ton. The Sun has advocated perma- nent roads for years-even if only a mile each year is built. There does not seem to be much difference of opinion on the question as thus stated, but the opposition comes from the manner in which the work is to be done.