The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Broomfield Buds.
d. B. PORTER, Special Correspond.
enI for Broomfield and vicinity.

ent LOT brOOmnol0 ana vlClnlty.
In renewing your subscriptions
to the Brighton Blade, the Arvada
Enterprise or the Louisville
Times, make your wants known
to d. b. Porter, special cores
pondcnt, Broomfield.
Those of US in Broomficld who
ship milk and cream to Denver
by express, have been seriously
inconvcnienccd for some months
on account of the express COM
pany failing to return the empty
cans promptly, and the express
company claims they are handi-
capped with too much business,
insufficient and inefficient help.
so what are we to do but make
the best of it, or procure and put
into service twice the number of
milk cans than what are used at
the present time.
Saturday and Sunday nights
were certainly cold enough for
October, the thermometer at the
Monarch No. 2 mine registered 2
below zero and 4 below at Broom
field early Monday morning. A
few people in and around Broom
field reported having frozen rad
iators.
II you have not placed your
name on the petition to the Bould-
or county commissioners asking
them to properly grade and place
red rock in the road between
Burns Junction and Monarch No.
2 mine, now is the time to do so.
The petition is on file at the
Longmont Farmers NJ. & L. Co.
elevator.
3rd. Everyone invited. Admis-
sion, Sl.00 per couple. Dancing
from o p. m. to a. III. Refresh
ments can be purchased at the
counter. Music as usual by the
Broomficld orchestra.
Everyone is invited to attend
the Sunday school at 10 a. IN. and
preaching at II a. m. Sunday at
Wesley chapel. Also Sunday
school at 2 p. m. and preaching At
8 every Sunday at Wesley chapel.
Rev. ]. L. Glass, minister.
During the snow storm which
we had last Saturday, @. p. Smith
carrier on X. +. D. No. : had
proceeded to = point about two
miles beyond East Lake in scrv-
ing his route, when his Ford went
"on the blink" and it was after 8
O'Clock before d. b. Porter, car
ricr on route No. arrived In
Broomficld with the disabled ma
chine in tow.
Don't forget that the ordinary
letter which you have been mail
ing will cost you &c after Novcm-
bcr J.; telephone charge OF l5c
will cost you SC additional; and
railroad tickets as we'll as freight
bills and other charges too num-
crous to mention. A war tax is
levied according to an act passed
lby Congress on October 3rd.
Neeular grange drill practice on
Tuesday evening Of each week, to
which all members OF the team
arc asked to be present. ]. c.
Broughton. captain.
Don't forget the big dance to
be held in Broomficld grange hall
on Saturday evening. November
Some Patriotism for Broomfield.
As was previously announced
in last weeks issue. the box sup
per and entertainment held at the
grange hall Friday evening OF
last week, was a big financial sue
cess. In spite OF the bad disagree
able weather there were about rs
people present, ~ adult and six
childrcn's boxes being sold. which
brought over $50 at auction. AZ
ter the entertainment and auction
ing was over grand march was
held. cacl, giving what he or she
cared to. making the total for the
evcning Of 800 which was used
in purchasing a Liberty Bond to
the credit Of the local grange.
After the grand march, the bal
ancc OF the evening was spent in
dancing. everyone present re.
ported having good time. but
had the weather been favorable,
no doubt but that 5000 could have
been raised as easily as the 300
was. The committee is to be con-
graduated in their efforts.