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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

8eib fanben. bas aus 2cibcsfrdften
ben Stran9 6og, riofort nbcr 9epndt
uno auf llmluegcn ms Sunoelod Ipe>
picrt ipurbc. SnoeIicu itano Der
8utSbcrr am Scniter unb %ilberiuadte
nut ieincm Subus Die 8e9e, iueId)c
5r Den bcriid)tigitcn Sorfcrn fiibrten,
llno nift lange, 10 lab er cs bon alien
Bergen berunter ipimntcln. lpie Die
gepuinenlhlpdrme, CT fonnte beutli6
Die 8nilttel i'll ibrcu Sdnocn inter
ideiocn uno an ibrcu @ebdrbcn ie6en.
ipie lie it'd chamber ricien uub 5uz
iuiuftcn. Sd)nell %beionnen mari CT
einen Slid uui Die 8iupiabne bes
SdloBtburme5. uub nad)bem CT iih
i!ber5cugt bate, onb Die Suft ben
Sdrm niht bis 81 Der Stele fibre,
mo bic apmmenbcu etipa in elmer
Siertelitunoc angelnngt lcin fonuten,
nurben eilenbs einige 5uperldiiige
2elite abaefcrtigt, oic in Sembdrnlclu
init Senie uub Hchen, ipte Irpctter,
Die auf's Sclb 5icbcn, bcu perldies
ocueu SruppS entgegenihlenbcru llnb
linen er5dbleu muBten, bas @eldute
jim Sprie babe cinem bremneuhen
Sdlate ge9olten, Der abcr bereits ges
lDift lei.
Sic Git selang. gle troItcu lid
fludlcub beinl ipGbreno oriuncu Die
Sdiiecn9iloc aih ibr Seites nit
Sallit unb aolbcn that. unb 10 Der
san5e 9fnnoal nit einiseu crnitlid
G%erlpuuoeten unb einem Susenb ms
God 0%eitedter cnbi9tc. Slpei Srittcl
Der 8emeiubc aber cine 8phc lang
pie nit Seitbeslen bebaftet ausiaben
uuo cine ~beionbere Sdiperidaisfeit In
ibren S~eipc9ungen seigten.
Icbnlide Muitritte pareu iriiber 70
geiuobnlih ipic ba5 td9life 9rot; nod,
beute, trpb ocS lan9idbrigcu 3lpanaes,
>i,t Der gemeine Wam iuncrlih nidt
nm ein Sanr brett bon ieinen 8cliliten
unb NnIidten %ubgelpid)cu, or fam
pobI nieber9ebalten iuerben, Die @lutb
miro ober inter Der Iidc immcr fort
ulimnleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Cine 0crihtsi3enc.
'(Vpn gnnette BON 9rpite- %oiilsbuit.)

~ nnctte Srci Dor
9rpit c : 9iilsbof luarb 9cs
boren 1897 auf Shlob Siilsboif bel
Iiiniter in 8eltfalen nnb ltarb 1913
auf SfloB Weersburg am 9obeniee.
Sic lpirb oielfah alS Seutihlanb'S
9rDbte Sid)terin bc5eidnet. Starfe
petionlide Gigenart, grpbc rcaliltildc
&unlt lnb ausge8eid)netc S%esabun9
fir Milieus Sdiloerung iinb bcmers
fenspertb. Sic lpriifen @erfe Der
Siftcrin, ipie 4. .. vSeS SfnrrerS
@ofe", liub . ecipnltiger Saritels
llngsfraft. Sbre geiitlihen 2ieber,
seIamrneIt I'M r@eiltliden Sabr", iino
bon e6ter S%rommigfeit erfiiat.)
Sn iriibcrer 3eit Itaub Den @ltSz
beiibern Die niebere @erihtsbarteit Sl
unb iplHbe mitunter ltreng 9cbanbs
babt. mpbei lid, pie cs 81 geben
pileat. Der llntergebene NIT Der SGrte
bes Scrrn. Der 5crr NIT Der SDss
fpiliefcit beS lln%tergcbcnen entIdulz
biate, uno in bieler @edleIpirtung
bas llebel iih %iorttpdbreno iteigerte.
Nun iolte Der Soritebcr tWieier)
zines Sprics, alI5u 9rober Sctrii9cz
reieu unb Siebitable balber, ieiues
Nmtcs entlest lperoen.
or bate lid Wand)en perpilihtet,
Wanden beoriidt. ltnb Die @emeinbe
mar in Slpei bittere Yarteieu seipalten.
Shon felt mebrereu Sagen mar
cine tiidiidc Stile I'M Sorie bcmerft
iporbcn, unb ais am @erihtStage Der
8utsberr, aus Seranlaliuna peS I'M
noblieins. ieincn @eihGitsiiibrer be-
p%oQmddtiete. I'M Serein nit Dem
eisentlifen Suititinr bic Sad,e ab5us
MAIDEN. ma Den beiSen Serren bieie
genSerung ~feinesipeS3 oreenebm, ba
linen redt ipohl beluuBt mar. pab Der
Bauer feline Serribait 5ipar boBt,
ieoen Stdbter aber unb namentlid
has Sd)reiberbolf" aiis ~tieiiter Seele
pera1tet, Sbre 9eioraniB narb nidt
aeminbert. aIS einige Stllnben Dor Der
Sibung elm Sdipnrm hariiibiacr 8ei
ber in ben ShIoBbcf sps. pabrc
SoiTarbsn, NIT flicaenoen Saaren unb
Riupern auf benz Grm, ii9 pcr benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

Mtitglieo bes Sercins, bat leineu
Iustritt nngemeloct, Oh er iih Der
beirntbet babe. Gublid rlltt Der Dor
liBenoc: @emad, gemadl, tbelre @es
linnun9Sgenolieu. oil ciuem WenId)cu,
Der 10 Drebaftorid)t" banoclt, boben
mir nitts perlpreu.
y y y
Enfant terrible.
Same: oNeiu. Srau Hdtbiu, lpie
mndt Shr Sleiiter bas nur, 10 oilnn
Den Sd)infeu gu ihneioen? Iein
2iefcrnnt bcfpmnlt bns uid1t fcrtig."
@lsGcn: .Ntdma brebt bod INNER
ole Sdeiben crit nod bird Die
@did)croIlcu."
SeBfaitcn 3ubplb.
Sic ipeacu ibrcr biloblbIdcn,
nl9cnolideu griheinuug betunnte
3abndr6tin Srdulein Gliie Sobrer,
bat lid nit cinem ibrer SAB ou"lplen
Sercbrer nerlpbt.N
- " y
Sprrcft.
Sicncr: ga iii Der @einbdnbler
NIT Der Hehnung fir Den 9bampag>
ner, ioq i'd, i'm binausifnueiBen?
Serr: Neiu. nod nift; ib mug bod
crit icben, pb Die Hehnung audi
ltimmt.
y y -
SObennnterihieb.
a.: nSieb bod BLOB an. mas fir
einen entieBlih bpbeu aragcn bieier
Singing trdetl"
g: ga, Die Stirn lit niht balb
10 bod"
Gaiernenhufbliitbe.
Sic, %ginidbriserl Sic MAIDEN aud,
10 Elm srieserdmises 8eiiht. ais Oh
Sbncn bas Sieuen nidt bebase. Sic
iinb bod Sreiipiqiaer!
Shleht gebcttct.
.8as mir cine Tabrit bat benn Sbr
Sntel icet?"
Or bat lid ncuerhiuss auf =
Stahelprabt aelegt+"
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an Der Stage.
Hidlter (5um i~ugenblideu Der
BREEDER, Der ianmlt ieinem gater anz
getlast iit): n@fan mlB mar itaunen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

feline Satin Oh Der Stuube leiner
Seinttcbr tduid)en fDnnc uub 500 Die
Stiefletten aus. INN gcrduldlus iiber
Die Sreppe 81 gelan9en. Im ndditcu
Wor9en 1Idte CT pcrgcbcn3 Ieinc
Stiefletteu CT bate Tie por Der
Saustbiir itcben laiIen!
- y y
9urbecrcu.
Ser: Num bobcu Sic bel Sbrem
gcitrigcn Iuftretcn piele Sprbecreu
~geerntct?
Sdauipicler: 8 ia; mciue israu bat
mir bcute cin por6H9ltd)es Ipielmls
barar5 bereitet.
- y y
YcdI.
Narrcr: Sonnerlpcttcr. icst IdpiBc
ih cinnroI. nnb MN liebt IS scraoc
Niemnub.
GrtlGrt.
Safer (6um criteu Mat ieiueu itus
bicrenbeu Sobu beilrd,enb) /: Sinmels
freusiatramcnt,< bier lit ia III icbem
Salts ne ancipe?
Stubent: 8 lit audi bic llnipcrs
IitdtsltruBe.
~ ~ ~
4uSiihtslps.
Sic babcu feline 6offnuns, Srduleiu
Gulalid on ben Innm 5u bringcu?
Seiratbspernlittlcr: aeinel MlS tic
nculid) meiu SireulL betrnt. entitano
inter ben 9eruoe antpeienben Sei>
ratbsfanbioateu cine Eanif.
~ " y
Sine nette Yeriun.
Sd iagc Sir. id, fam Die Srau
Weier abiolut uidt leibcn; entiueocr
JIG oerbrebt Die @orte pber Die
au9en!
MntteritplS.
ga. ia. Srau Nah6nrin. mcin
Sobu, Der Scppl, bat alld idon q feite
Nulteluug afs S%abmpdrter.
8as, Der Qua bon II Sabren?
Iuf meld)er 9abn benn?
Iuf ber\ &e9clbabn.
~ y ~
Gin neneS Wurt.
Sm alpb Der SuneDcieleu berridt
9rpBe Nuirc9ut9, Hebatteur Side
reububer, SHriitilbrer uup eiirises
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

back cuff at elbow length. Tile collar
is deep and square owe the back. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: s, 10, II and
IA years. Size l. requires 4 3-S yards
of 44-inch material. Price Zoe.
1851 - Ladies' House Dress with
Sleeve lin Either of Two Lengths. A
simple, becoming model. Novelty wolfe
is here shown, with pique for collar
and cuffs. The style is simple but at
tractive. The waist is shaped at its
front closing. The skirt is made with
a round yoke that is joined to the
fiaring skirt portions. under a deep
tuck. Bingham, chambrey, linen, lin
enc, percale. lawn, dimity, gabardine,
serge. t%affeta, tub silk or crepe is nice
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

depth. The sleeve is a comfortable
bishop model, finished with a neat cuff.
A smart collar in sailor style trims the
neck. The pattern is cut in 5 sizes:
4. 6. s, 10 and - years. 1t requires
3 "a yards of 36-inch material for an
Swear size. Price Zoe.
1923-Coat Dress for Misses and
Small Women. A new and popular
model. Serge, gabardine, wolfe, taffeta.
satin, velvet, velour and corduroy are
nice for this style. The fronts are fin
ished with slot plait closing and are
in "" neck outline. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes: Il. 16, Is and 20
years. 1t requires ) IL yards of a.
inch material for Il 16-year size. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

skirt measures about 8 yards at the
lower edge. Price Zoe.
145S-A Neat Dress for the Grow
ing Girl. As here shown white serge
was combined with black and white
checked suiting. The style is nice for
Salatea, Bingham, ~seersucker, linen,
iinene, or percale, good for lawn, ba-
tiste, poplin or repp, and also suitable
for ~taffeta. velvet, velveteen. corduroy,
flannel, novelty and plaid suitings. The
right front of the waist is shaped at
the closing. The skirt is gored and
plated. The sleeve may be finished
in wrist length with a jaunty turn-back
cuff. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6,
s. 10 ana L. years. 1t requires 3 IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
MA|LING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this pigs
viii be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton OF each pattern. Send either sill
yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes of pat
terms desired. Remember that in these
patterns allowance is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, lows
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

Sm alpb Der Sun9ncieleu berriht
srpBe N%uirc9un9, 8eoatteur Sdes
reububer, Sbriitiibrer uub eiiriSes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
0eitcrcs MQerlei.

Natal.
o.: ~Serr Snbcr beiitrbtc MIDI
geltern Nbenb."
g: .Su, eiu langlpeili9er MenIh!
Sprit1t unb iprid,t INNER iibcr irseno
eiuen blpbiinnigcn Stpff."
81; .8eiteru iprub er falt mn bon
Sbnen."
y y -
Mud, Gin Senncr.
Sat: r6crr S6er, bite. cine Sors
ton Sfmorbrntcn."
Sber: ~Seoaurc, Sdmorbratcn lit
niht ba."
Gait: IS. bat oeuu Den S6mpr
Jest Shon5eit?"
Stofieuf5er.
Siiiiliug Tin Der 3citung leleuo) /:
YSu Der geitrigcu Sisuns tpurpe be-
idloiieu. cine Ylmpltation st CT
ridten." - 8enn bns lpabr ipdrfl
- - ~
Sm Sarufel.
Sipei Sabrteu folteu 10 Big, "a
befomme ih allo nod 5 Sig.l
Susse: Sh bah MIR 5 Yis.. nm sic
anperu 5 Sf8, Die ih niht 8ablen
lam. brcbcn Sic MIDI bait nieoer
5urild!
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Vehipft mie s%eipruugen.
Rutter: @ie f"onnteit Su Sir mlr
bieien tbeuen out faufen? Siini3ie
Mart - es lit bimmclifreienbl @incr
fir fiiui5cbn mare guren @erbdltz
uillcn angencncuer getpeienl
Sodter: Sitte iebr. Iama - Die
bdttcn mir aud idJuIbig blei6en
miineul
~ - ~
Sertreut.
Ser Serr Yrofeiior Sumielbad)
ltebt inter Dem Yautpifel llnb febrt
iniolgcpeilen regeImdBis Inn 10 llbr
aus hent Stammloial beim. @inmal
gine's horticlbit bod Der, urtb Sums
ielbad, blieb bis - llbr iiBeu. Bel
Der Saustbih fieI es ibm elm, baB er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

plelc SuluuqeIl, pte1e SerfpcQen0ctt,
bieie Git, Die Sic an ben Saa leatcn.
ppber Sic nlr bas ales in Dem alter
babeu?"
Batter beS Nnseflastcn lid itoli
III Die Srult l%perfeno) !: nSas bat CT
Ille5 bon mirl"
Die praftiide Sran.
r@ebcn Sic Sbrem franfen Rnnn
prei Nal tdelif eiucu gbloifcl BON
oieier Webi8in. ltnb luenn cs niobt
belfen ioQte, fommeu Sic nad bret
Sasen ipicoer 5u mir ilnb ih ueroe
Sbnen cine nelle Ieoi5in geben."
~Snt, Serr Spftor", ia9tc Srau
Iurrig. Dluenn Sic 5u pieier @eoiz
gin fem redte5 &ertrauen bdben,
fpnnen Sic ibm ia glci6 Die anbcrc
geben."
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Srnffebler.
Si5 iest bat bas &omite ale 8ors
bereituugeu CUR @eranitaltung bcs
Seitmubls getroifen. @s tperben nllr
nod Seute, geiuht, ipeId)e bic Sp.e"Icu
(Speilen) tra9eu iuQen.
~ ~ y
Gut erflart.
Sic: Sic Srau Stcuerrutb Idbt
mid gum ardn5d)cn elm - uuten itebt
III. u. 10. g., mas beibt beun bas?"
gr: .Sebenfall5 Inter Inberm
tpirb getlatldt"."
y
Gtnmano.
~Nas Saus. bas mcinc Strut NIT
in Die Che bringt, lit gang biibid, abcr
leiber bat es lebr niebrise Stlben."
.8as tbut's? Suden pirit 0u
Sid bod m%iiiien!"
- y -
Gin Shmeihler.
Iutter: sic ieben, mcine Sodltcr
~ltottert Gin menis!"
2cutlhnnt: 20, baS bort iib ia aber
rei5eno an - 10 cine Art @hol"
~ - ~
@ediel.
Mcbdfteur: sic ba6en friiber ms
mer 10 rei3enbe @ebid,te seliefert 80"
gHtarbciter (~reIieniert) /: ga. bas
mar mGbrenb meineS 9%rautltanDes
-. iest bin i6 perbeiratbet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Our Pattern
Department
Order Patterns by Number.

- Ladies' House Dress with
Sleeve in Wrist or Elbow Length. A
simple, smart model. Serge, taf1eta,
gabardine, wolfe, linen, drill. Singham,
chambrey, ~seersucker and percale are
all nice for this style Of garment. The
waist fronts show deep box plaits be-
meath pointed yoke sections. The sleeve
may be finished with Il band cuff i'll
wrist length or with a turnback cum
in elbow length. The pattern Is cut In
q sizes ga, SO, IS, 40, AZ and Al inches
bust measure. 1t requires & IA yards
Of 44-inch material for a 36-inch size.
The skirt measures about 3 yards at
the foot Price 10c,
boys Coat. A comfortable
tor garment. This model Is finished
with q raglan sleeve, II has double
breasted fronts. The design is good for
velvet. corduroy, serge, cheviot, tweed,
%broadcIoth and mixed suitink. The
pattern is cut In ) sizes: 4, d, ), 10
and II years. 1t requires ) yards of
44-inch material for IA 1O-year size.
Price Toe.
Girls Dress with or without
Bolero and with Sleeve in either of
Two Lengths. A smart little dress for
mothers girl. In batiste, chiffon, crepe,
net and other soft fabrics, this model
will be very appropriate. The waist is
finished in empire style and the bolero
and collar may be omitted. In wrist
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

length the sleeve is finished with a
heading. In elbow length, a smart and
jaunty cuff forms a neat trimming.
The pattern is cut i'm 4 sizes =, 4. 6 and
s years. 1t requires > II yards of
27-inch material for a 4-year size, with
81 yard for the bolero. Price 10c.
1939-Girl's Dress, with Blouse,
and Skirt attached to an UnderwaiSt.
Sleeve in either of two lengths. Serge,
gabardine, satin, voile. nuns yelling
and all wash fabrics are nice for this
style. Corduroy and velvet may also
be used. The blouse is full beneath
square yoke sections, over the fronts.
The sleeve may be finished in wrist
length with a band cuff, or with a turn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Nudl cine 3unfurrcns.

Soripirtb (beim 9eranuaben cines
eroBeu SruppS Souriiten) Series,
a'ihpiuo Nuicl, itopi 9 Srunnerobr
sue, ionit iuie b'Stabtliit pieber
lrIter @aller IN febre nit ii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
@ir ~liefern Gu9 Ole Wufter
;u biaisen Ereiien.

yards of 40-inch material for a 1O-year
size. Price Zoe.
l7S9O-A Handsome Table Cover.
in Conventional Daisy Design. To he
executed in eyelet embroidery. Size
36X36 inches.
stamped on pure imported ecru
linen .-.---.-.---..- .-S11 Is
Stamped on pure imported white
lluel --------.---------.--. LIZ
Perforated pattern including nee
essary stamping materials IA
OF pattern given) SPECIAL
PRICE Tx
O18ePillow Case. Simple and
pretty designs for pillow cases are ever
In demand and the accompanying IL
luStratlon portrayS a very neat and
effective one, to be executed in solid
or outline embroidery. design can
also be used for towel end.) Stamped
on good quality pillow tubing, size
22X36 inches-55c each; per pair-95c.
Cotton for embroidering .-.-..-.2Oc
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials--...15c
1932-Ladies' House Dress. This
model has a vest finished with coat
closing. The skirt fronts have added
pockets. The neck edge Is cut with
low outline and finished with a rolled
collar. The pattern Is in 6 sizes: 81.
36, 80, 40, ~, and A inches bust meas
ure. 1t requires Z yards of 36-inch
material for Il 36-inch size. The skirt
measures about three yards at the hem.
Price 10c.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22
sCHMEEcklE BROS. COMBINATION SALE
POSTPONED TO SATURDAY, MARCH 3.

On account Of the clerk and auc-
tioneer being Unexpectedly called
away Scbmeeckle Bros. Big Com
bination Sale date is changed from
Feb. 24th to Sat, March 3fd.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22
FOR SALE
LOST AND FOUND

For Sale -one Pole Angus Bull, 3-yrs
DID,, c. A. Strohmeyer.
Plenty Of money to loan on choice dry
farm at per cent. Paul B. Walker,
Ft. Morgan, Colo. 36-6t
PIANO FOR SALE-We have a new,
high-grade piano located near New
Raymer which we will sell mighty
cheap. Liberal terms to a respon-
sihle party. Some one will get fine
piano and a real bargain. Write The
Denver Music Company at Denver,
Colorado, at once for particulars.
Alfalfa Seed for sale: About 400 lbs
clean dry land seed, 25 cts a pound
In lots Of 100 pounds or over 23cts.
Frank Kunkle, 9 miles southeast Of
Raymer. Address Stoneham, Colo.
FOR SALE West half Sec. II, $50
acres cultivated; $28. 90 an acre, $500
down, easy terms. Melissa Francis,
Raymer, Colorado.
For Sale: 125 bushels White Siberian
Millet seed, recleaned. &c per pound
without sacks. C. C. Holzworth,
Stoneham, Colo. pd 40-5t
For Sale: Full blooded Buff Orpington
eggs. Soc per Is. c. A. Strohmeyer.
New Raymer, Colo. 4O-2pd
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22
CLARK BUILDS CON-
CRETE FOUNDATION

The foundation construction work for
the lumber sheds of the A. 0. Bloedorn
Lumber Co. has been completed and
the new yard will soon be in shape for
business.
Mr.. Tom Clark was the contractor
of the entire concrete work, and under
his supervision the work of concretion
was rapidly completed. Uncle Tom is
a master in the art Of molding concrete
and whether it be hollow cement
block or cohchoid form ii receives his
best efforts and the finished product
becomes a work of art.
Mr.. Clark has made this line his life
work and has reputation in Sterling
and other places as skilled artisan OF
the highest order.
3 Among the skilled laborers of Ray
mer are to be found many mechanics
who are experts in their line, and we
should feel proud of each and all. They
are the real builders. Today we see a
thriving community which, but yester-
day was the land Of the buffalo; and,
tomorrow, what may surprise the most
lavish imagination.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22
Local News.
Everett and Lillian Fowler drove
to Morgan Friday.

Everett and Lillian Fowler drove
to Morgan Friday.
Buy your farm machinery early and
avoid paying the advance prices.
Schmeeckle Bros. 3stf
Miss Marjorie Knapp spent the
latter part of the week with Mr.,
and Mrs. G. Lacock.
See H. NJ. Scott for your Waterloo
Boy tractor order, 1924 for $3.50.
Mrs. Barker made her usual trip
to the homestead Tuesday.
Shoe and Harness repairing Leave
them at the lumber yard. Twill call
for toem Wednesdays and Saturdays,
prices reasonable. J.. Wescoatt.
A. B. Allen is doing the timing
for Schmeeckle Bros. He is an
expert timer with years of expert
ence.
The naughty little Ford be-
longing to Miss Lyon is in running
order and Elsie has become a very
proficient driver. Mrs. Barker,
Miss Lyon, Mr.. McQuown and
Mr.. Wanser made a business trip
to Keota Friday in the same ma
chine that turned turtle a couple
Of weeks since.
New line Of Collars, Sweat-pads and
Harness just received. Schmeeckle
Bros. 3Stf
We have two beautiful high grade
pianos in this territory which We will
sell or rent cheap, practically new.
Low terms. Phone or write our repre-
sentative, P. l.. Kelierman today at
Sterling, Colo. The Knight Campbell
Music Co.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22
Middle Creek

Mrs Will Addington and dau-
ghter have returned from visit
with friends at Sterling
Mr.. and Mrs A. Leach were the
guests Friday and Saturday at the
Ted Becker home.
Mr. E. Thompson was a Ster-
ling visitor last week
Mr.. and. Mrs. Winterroad were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs Odes
Addington Friday.
Miss Lillian Cykler, one of the
teachers of the Stoneham district,
was a week end visitor with Mrs
A. B Allen
Martin Craxberger called on 9
A. Strohmeyer Thursday.
Mr. Conard and Mr.. Bruce, Of
Raymer, we're out submitting the
plans for the new hall. About $500
has been subscribed and it is hop
ed that work can be started soon.
A rabbit hunt was enjoyed lfri-
day. followed by a big SIX O'Clock
dinner. Music aud dancing CON-
pieted the program
Mrs. Ida Motsinger, of Buck
ingham, F II. Clark and S. Noel
of Middle Creek, made a trip to
Sterling.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22

Among our progressive citizens are
none who are more worthy of praise
than are the Schmeeckle Brothers. In
a commercial way they are right up to
the times of the day and their places
of business will back up this statement
in every way. They are loyal boosters
and are ever ready to say good word
for Raymer and their fellow merchants.
Sam never fuses a hammer" he sells
them. This week Schmeeckle Bros. ens
tertained the Messrs. Hueftle, Fasse,
kaes, Geiger and Laier, all of Eustice.
Nebraska. Mr.. Laier purchased the
Mcintyre place while here. The other
gentlemen were favorably impressed
with the country here and they see
bright future for Raymer and vicinity.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22

Your piano from US may be selected
from hundred styles and woods, and
dozen different makes. An absolute
ly brand new guaranteed piano Sl97, to
the worlds leader our "Steinway. -
Write our representative, P. l.. Keller,
man, at Sterling, for particulars. The
Knight Campbell Music Co.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22
cLENWooD

Mr.. and Mrs. Lundvall and Ne
phew. Of Farmee, went to Cheyen.
ne, Monday, and will stay until
Wednesday.
Mr. Geo. Bustock sold his stock
Monday.
Mrs Geo, Bostock and dangh-
ter Myrtle Belle spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs Salmon. Thnrs.
day.
Virgil Salmon spent the week
end with his father in Raymer
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22

Lotus Bond writing tablets on sale a
the Raymer Pharmacy. 35ti
Mr.. Coffin is out on his claim
near Stoneham this week building
his house.
Jay Hoffman returned Tuesday
from Sterling.
International Stock Food, the world
best live stock feed, 3 feeds for lc. al
the Raymer Pharmacy. 35ti
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22

Friday, Feb. 23rd - Johnstown II. S
VS.. Raymer II. S. at Raymer.
Saturday, Feb. oath keota H. s
boys VS.. Raymer H. s. boys at Keota
Saturday. March 3rd-Grover H. S
VS.. Raymer H. S. at Grover.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22

The person who picked up the log chain
at the oil tank Saturday, please re.
turn to c. H. Scott.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22
Schedule
BY IvLE WHITE

RAYMER BASKETBALL CLUB
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-22
Additional Locals

Come in and see our new ranges be-
fore buying elsewhere. Schmeeckle
Bros. 3stf
Mrs. Jones, who lives north of
here and near Kalous went down
to Sterling Friday and returned
Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-01
NOTES OF THE GAMES.

Griffith's men called a definite
halt to the question of whether New
York or Washington belong in the
first division. The Nationals man.
ager Is getting some hitting nova
days and Donovan is not. At the
rate the Yankees are going now
they will have some difficulty keep
ing out OF last place.
Gedeon had the distinction of
committing two errors on one
ground ball in the seventh inning Of
the second game. He started off by
fumbling Rice's easy grounder and
he followed it up by throwing Wild
ly to Pipp. This is the second
baseman that Clark Griffith once
passed up as a "blouncr." Donovan
had the laugh on Griffith for a short
time last season, until pitchers began
to pick On Gedeon's weakness
The squeeze play was tried un-
successfully by both sides. The Ma
tionals used it in the second game
in a desperate chance to even the
count, but Monoskey came through
with a double and the run wasn't
needed.
Washington will try to make II
four straight in tomorrow's double
header. Walter johnson and Harper
are the probable pitching selection.
while Donovan will likely start
Caldwell and Cullop.