The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-10-25

part, rather between two prongs.
1t was some sort of an adver-
tisemcnt and bore the words zone
moment, please" The disc shaped
substance might have been wood
at one time, but it appears to be
either petrified or was a piece of
smooth pottery. 1t it about two
fifths of an inch thick and is set
perfectly solid by the carrot hav-
ing grown SO closely around it.
Fred Black has accepted pos
ition as delivery man with DIR.
+. Cahill's grocery.
Don't forget the Halloween
party to be given in Barth's hall
next "Wednesday evening by the
Craig Colony club. Admission
rs cents.
The SECOND number of the .Ly-
ceum course will be given in the
Presbyterian church Saturday ev-
cning, November 3rd.
Mrs. L. {. Gillard was absent
from her place behind the coun-
ter OF the Arvada Dry Goods
company couple of days last
week.
Master Daniel Hale, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Hale on West
thursday street. is nursing a
broken arm as a result of indulg-
ing IN a wrestling match a week
ago Tuesday.
The editor is in receipt of a
letter from Hon. James X. No
land, Secretary OF State, in which
he states that a pickle company
of Omaha, Nebraska, is looking
fof, locations for several pickle
stations in Colorado. MIR. holland
thought the people of this COM
munity might BE- Interested and
offered to help the cause along in
any way he could. We have
talked to a number Of farmers in
this locality about it and some of
the business men who have had
experience in other localities, and
they seem to think that condi-
tons are not just right for such
an industry. The prime reason is
chat we are too close to the open
market. AS most of our truck
gardeners go on the market with
other produce they prefer to take
everything as it comes and do
not care to specialize, However,
If any one knows any good points
III favor of a pickle works here,
we would be glad to hear them.
Fred Tyrrell returned the lat
ter part OF the week from Fair
play, where he had been several
days in the interest OF the Paci-
fic Life Insurance company.
L.. ~ - s--H .
w, H. Robinson has accepted
a position with the American In
surance company. which has
opened an office in Denver.
L. A. Weber has accepted a
lucrative position with the Cree
ley Loan and Insurance company.
he will probably move his fam
lily to Greeley in the near future.
Roy Pierce, so far as we know,
is Arvada's first representative in
France. lie has gone through
many perils on the way over, apd
has met the conditions like a tfue
soldier. He urges all at home to
lend their spirit and their time
and means to the country's cause.
He is in a position to know this
need more than any Of US, and
now that We have our own boys
actually at the front, We should
begin to realize that the country
is really at war 1t may not be
long beore p casualty list win be
published that will bring to Ar
vada a gloom that will not be cas-.
lily cast aside. Let US think OF
the boys, not as having gone on
a picnic, but as the brave boys
that they arc, who have gone to
give their lives, il need be, for
their loved ones at home and their
country's freedom.
II Hon. Edward Heating man.
ages to secure a reduction in the
price OF coal sl.50 to $500 orfhe
lton, he may in great measure re.