The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-11-15
Bloomfield Buds.
ID. b. PORTER, Special Correspond
en-, for Broomfield and vicinity.

Every one is invited to attend
the Sunday school at 10 a. m. and
preaching at IL a. m Sunday at
Warren chapel. Also Sunday
school at 2 p. m. and preaching
at 3 p. m. every Sunday. Rev. j.
l.. Glass, minister.
Regular grange drill practice
on Tuesday evening OF each week,
all members OF the team are asked
to be present. ]. {. Broughton,
captain. Regular grange meets
every Friday evening OF this week
and every two weeks thereafter,
to which all grangers are cordial
ly invited. A literary program
has been arranged for this week.
Please notc-a dance will be
given in Broomfield grange hall
Saturday night of this week, the
proceeds of which will dcfray the
expenses of installing electric
lights in the hall Dancing from
9 p. m. to l a. m, admission 81.
Refreshments at lunch counter.
Cloak room free and music by
the Broomficld orchestra.
Postmaster +. ]. Jones motorcd
to Denver and return on business
Monday this week.
]. {. Broughton has been en-
ploycd as brick mason in the re-
construction of the brick wall at
the cast end OF the Broomficld
garage.
ID. B. Porter, accompanied by
Chas. Rossitcr, attended the Odd
Fellow supper and entertainment
at the Odd Fellows hall in La
fayettc Friday evening of last
week, and report having a grand
good time.
Don't forget the big Thanks
giving ball IN Breomficld Thurs
day evening, November goth, to
which every one is invited. Dane
ing from Q p. m. to l a. M. Re
freshmcnts at lunch counter and
cloak room free. AS usual music
will be furnished by the Broom
field orchestra. Admission, $1.OO.
State Purchasing Agent Otis
Scruggs, OF the State Grange, an
nounces that he will pay $1,000
for nice balcd alfalfa hay, dcliv-
cred on railroad cars in Broom
field. The alfalfa mill announces
they are paying $1,000 for loose
hay delivered at their mill. You
farmers, please notice!
The Harvest Home and FEST
val in Broomficld, now a yearly
event, Friday afternoon and even
ing of last week was well attend
cd. Those not in attendance GER
tainly missed a rare treat. An
orchestra from Denver furnished
the music and entertainment. and
Mrs. Rufus Bailey was in charge
of the kitchen. which department
did themselves proud in serving
most delicious supper, which
was enjoyed by all present. The
badges for prizes will be given
to the winners at the grange hall
Friday evening OF this week. The
following were the prize winners
Spring wheat, 'Thrclkcld and
Coruthcrs.
Winter wheat, +. NJ. Miller.
Beans, p. +. and +. O. Graves.
Potatoes. p. +. and F.O. Graves.
Apples. Mrs. J. w. Kozisck.
Corn, Arthur Bruchcz.
Canned fruit. Mrs. ]. +. Wick.
Pickles, Mrs. p. T.. Graves.
Butter, Mrs. NJ. Z. Clay.
Horwy, Harry Crawford.
Jelly, Mrs. O. p. Smith.
Squash, p. {. Molholm.
Barley, 7. {. Molholm.
Pumpkin, ........................
Embroidery, Miss Dorothy
Clay.
Crochcting, Miss Edith Mol
holm.
Boulder County Agriculturist
Simpson. OF Boulder, was prescn,
and was chiefly instrumental in
awarding the above prizes.
Friday OF last week. Dochoii
and Docif. who occupy the ranch
close to the J. ], Jones place.
were clearing their place by burn
ing weeds from ditch banks and