The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-24
Broonfield Buds.

Broomfield Buds.
In renewing your subscription
make your wants known to ID. B.
Porter, special correspondent at
tBroomfield.
p. c. Molholm is making val
liable improvements by enlargins
the capacity of his large barn.
Regular grange meets Friday
evening OF this week, Jan. 25th,
and every two weeks thereafter.
All grangers welcome.
i ]. B. Plato of Scmper district,
recently changed his address to
Denver, Colo.
With the ice about six inches
thick, several of the farmers in
this neighborhood are filling their
ice houses, and it is very good
quality of ice.
/ Chas. Nipko, who purchased a
half section of dry land three
miles south of Hudson, Colo, last
fall, is completing nice house
and barn on the place, tic house
costing in the neighborhood Of
81 10000. Charlie had $50 acres
planted to fall wheat, which at
present bids fair to be large
crop.
Broomficld elevator received a
car load of corn on track We'd
nesday of last week, but obliging
farmers lost no time in emptying
the car load.
| We are glad to report that Ray
Brown arrived home shortly after
the first of the year from a Den
yer hospital, and is improving
nicely at present.
| Listen! You farmers who arc
given first-class service on your
mail route by auto would be do
ing your X. +. ID. carrier spec
ial accommodation by purchasing
stamps in quantities rather than
leaving three pennies in the mail
box for the letter you want post
cd. Their expenses are high, and
it costs money to run an auto.
Our Crescent Grange drill team
certainly made a hit Tuesday cv-
cning Of last week at FL Jcbcl
Temple in Denver, in. entering the
floor arena carrying the U. S. flag
by w. II. kctncr, the grange flag
by +. o. Graves, and the war SER
vice flag by Miss Norinc Fulkcr-
son. The noise and din at once
reached high pitch and cnthus-
iasm was everywhere manifest.
Frank and William Bailey re
Gently purchased the 80 acre Grit
fifth ranch east of Broomflcld, and
are erecting farm buildings, being
assisted by carpenter Frank Ham
ilton. of Broomfield.
The next regular grange dance
is announced for Saturday even
ing. February end. Admission,
90, plus the lOc war tax; cloak
room free; refreshments extra
music as usual by the famous
Broomficld orchestra. Everyone
invited.
The regular weekly Broomficld
Red Cross Society meets Thurs
day afternoon of this week at the
grange hall. All Red Cross mem
bcrs welcome.
| We are informed that the bridge
spanning Dry Creek a quarter OF
a mile east Of the ]. Jones, is
rapidly getting in bad shape and
needs material immediate repairs.
Adams county commissioners,
please notice! ,.
i The Paul Goodhut store build
ing and property located near
Evcrsman, and adjacent to Lin.
coin Highway. which has been
rented for several months by {
ID. Smith. was recently purchasct
by Jacob Heinz of Golden, Colo.
for his son, Frank Heinz. who re.
Gently moved his family to De,
troit. Mich. but will take charg,
of the Goodhuc property some
time this spring. with the intcn.
ton Of erecting and operating a
garage.
Johnnie Vaughan. Of Scmpcr
who holds second trick telegraph
operators position at Globcvills
station. took Friday and Saturday
Of last week for vacation. his pos
. ition being filled by ID. B. Porter
+ Word has been received from