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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20
LOST

A large mitten, 2 miles north and
8 east of Extra, Sunday. Finder
please leave at Journal Office.
NELS P. PETERSEN
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20

| have now re-opened my shop
after serving ] years in the service
OF U. S. Bring your discs and plows
in early to avoid the rush. First
class work at right prices. Will APP
preciate all patronage .---adv.
VS.. HANSEN,
Blacksmith & Horse-shoer,
m27 Lorah, Iowa
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20
FOR SALE
PIANO TUNING

I will make regular trips to Extra
the coming year to do piano tuning.
Call Phone No. 81 Audubon, or
Williams Cafe, Exira.---adv.
a3 j. w. LANDRUM
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20

Seed Oats for Sale No. 1O3, at IS
cents.--adv. S. w. DONALDSON
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20
BRAYTON NEWS LETTER
SETTLE UP

know themselves indebted to me
please call there and settle at once.
m2O WARD SMITH
o. f. Ide acted as clerk at
the r. P. Clark Hereford sale
in Atlantic, Friday.
Percy Hallock and L e.
Simpson we're in Omaha last
week taking in the auto show
Mrs. Henry came up from
Greenfield, Saturday to help
care for her sister, Mrs. Fred
Onken, who passed away Sun.
day. She went to Extra, We'd
nesday to visit her parents.
Jesse Anderson and wife.
Mrs. Will Kirkham and
Mrs. Will Baugham of Anita
visited Tue Gay and Wednes-
day with their sister, Mrs
DR.. Koob.
Miss Mary Freeman went
to Avoca, Saturday, to care
for her sister, Mrs. Ray Leo
nard, who is i'll.
Reed Walker is seriously.
ill with pneumonia, following
an attack of influenza.
Ormo Rasmussen met with.
a painful accident while at
school last Thursday. He set
some gunpowder on fire.,
which exploded, burning his
face severely. He is getting
along nicely now.
Mrs. Curtis Clark and Miss
Josephine Clark returned to
Brayton, Saturday from a vi
sit in Atlantic.
John Nissen Jr. of Green
field was an over Sunday Wis
itor with Brayton friends.
Jens P. Juhl had business
calling him to Des Moines,
last week
John O. Cotton of Burling-
ton visited one day last week
with his sister, Mrs. Ide.
George Christensen came
from Charlton last week af-
ter his wife and little daugh-
ter, who had been staying
with her mother, Mrs. Peter
Sorensen. They returned to
their home, Monday.
Mrs. Will Woodward of
Atlantic spent last Friday
with her sister, Mrs. Cora
Freeman.
Mesdames Henry Hansen
and Earl Brown we're shop
ping in Atlantic Friday.
Peter Hansen was a bust
ness caller in Atlantic, Mon
day.
DR.. Koob was a visitor in
Anita Monday night.
Mrs. Chris Christensen was
in Atlantic, Monday.
Arnold Nielsen and Garner
Bartlett were in Atlantic,
Monday on business.
Robert Nielsen attended the
auto show in Omaha, last
week.
Mrs. r. L. Freeman spent
Friday and Saturday in At
lantic with her daughter
Mrs. Lewis Heath.
Mrs. VIM. Gearheart and
daughter, Leona, were calico
to Cedar Rapids last week by
the serious illness of Mrs. w
4 III. Wise.
TOWN CAUCUS
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20

The two year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. sprague has been We
ry sick the past week, but is slight
ly improved at this writing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Monday, March II, marked the
50th birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Soren Madsen of this, city, and to
help her celebrate the occasion a
number Of ladies gathered at the
Madsen home in the afternoon
After pleasant few hours, a deli
cious luncheon was served. She re-
celved the best wishes of her many
friends for many more happy birth
day anniversaries.
j. G. Tibben and Jake Carstens
of east of Extra were called to Adel.-
last week by the serious illness of
their relative, Mrs. John Porter.
She is recovering nicely. The two
men returned home Sunday.
Mrs. John Miller will entertain
the Mothers Club at her home, to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. George Scott rendered a
beautiful Vocal Solo at the M. E
Church services, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Phillips
visited a few days the past week
with his sister, Mrs. Walter Mel
son and husband before leaving for
their new home in Montana.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20

Mrs. George Scott rendered a
beautiful Vocal Solo at the M. E
Church services, Sunday evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20

Mrs. John Miller will entertain
the Mothers Club at her home, to-
morrow afternoon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20

Edgar, son Of Mrs. Idah Peden,
has been very sick boy the past
week with bronchial pneumonia.
He is recovering nicely, we are
glad to report.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-03-20
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Will Thielen came up from At.
lantic, Monday for a visit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-19

Kterak opatriti 81 dostatek
kost'at - k. dustojne oslave
noci Filipojakubske. A "a tech
to a podobnych velkolepych
starostl i radosti zahajuje jed
no iarO klukovskeho zivota oh
dobi sve vlady V mem slavnem
rodisti a sirokych dalekych
prerilch kol n6hO dokola.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-19

ioAtS DlC a SLtll, dlC u DOI l.
ckych byva,i k nam velice VIII
dni, dokonce 81 to AMI nedove-
du dosti vysvatliti, proc zvla-
ste slecny - starSi uz sleGny-
chovaly sc k nam tax - az
zbytecne roztomile. Dostavali
jsme kazdy "a prezplvani stri
br1y Sestak a sacak cukrovi a
leste We dveflch Ia Mani vo!a-
la slecna Rezi.
"A at k nam maminka br-
zy pride, nezapomen!'
Donesli jsme sestaky i cukro
Vi neporuSene domu a odevzda
Ii vse k malemu pouziti, nebot'
TAX to bylo u mas zafizeno.
Tot Sc Vi, re jsem pIi te pri-
lozitosti prozradil ma sestru
Kacenku, re zpivala malo hla-
site, KaCenka rekla Ease ma
mne, re isem pollbil pani Bo-
ricke ruku docela Spatne, ma
minka jen jako mimochodem
mi vrazila pohlavek jakoby
ptaGka hladil, kacku St'uchla
do Zad, tatik Sc do toho vlozil
a prOtoae mel naklOnnosl k o.
Semetnemu pOhlaVl 4 mamin-
ka Ease naklonnost Ike klukov
skemu pohlavi, byla z toho ma
konec trochu vada, ktera nj
kan nevedla jako vzdycky a
prOtOze Sc to VSe Odehralo
pred pomlaZkovym obedom, "a
koncila to maminka tim, re
nne pCslala. abych "a humny
.natrhal do pol6vky "vopenec".
.Zatim co jsem sci trhat .vope-
'nec, Kacena meIa volns pole
k recem odpovidajiclm klepa-
We povaZe sveho pohlavi tax
50 stalo, re kdyz jsem priSel
Nopencem, tatik mne bez dal-
siho rlzenl chytil "a ksandy a
drobet mi narezal, aniz by tim
chtel kazit moii dobrou nala-
du velikonocniho pond6li, coz
isem docela dobre poznal a
odhadl. Pon6vadz kdyz tatik
cht6l "fezat' nesvatetne. do
Vedl to tax dobre zduraZnit.
ze nechapavy kluk tomu mu-
sci pri prvnl rane rozumet.
Potom j3me dostali kazdy
kus kuzleci pecene knedlik
a kropeni, potion dostal tatik
cernou kavu zapalil 81 'mu-
stuk', ma konec pfinesla ma
minka pomlaZkova vajicka, da
la kazd6mu dive a fekla len ia
ko mimochodem:
"Jenom kdybyste porad ne
zlobiti, haranti!"
Sestra schovala sva vajiGka
hned do kapsy a odolala menu
vyzyvani, abychom 81 t'ukli!
Ia to tatik, nimz isme Sc
po menslm vyprasku obycejne
nehnevali, hned mne vyzval
sam:
"Tak pojd'! Kdo bude miti
hfnocha! = Hrmoch Jest to-
tiz vejce pfi t'ukani rozbite.
Pro pana krale! Abych dnes
vysvetolval, iak Sc "t'uka'.
Kdo to jakziv slysel! Tuka Sc
tax, nejdrive Sc t'ukne spi-
kou vejce ma spicku. CT vejce
Sc proraz1, ten t'uka nepfiteli
koukem ma pouk. CT vejce zd-
stane cele - ten vyhral. Ale
stava sc, re jedno vajicko po-
voli ma spicce a druhe ma pou-
ku. Nezbyva, nez t'ukat pou-I
KEN ma spicku a prohrava pax
vajicko rozbite ma obou kon-
cich.
Tatlk zkouSi vajicko ma zu-
bech, ale ia nezkousim nic.
Dal jsem pfedevcirem Petrovi
Hubackovi kudlu "a vejce per-
linci a maminka mi no uvarila
5 osta9nimi vajicky y liskovych
jehnedach, ze .jsou vsechna ze-
lena jak svaz1 trhva. TO ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-19
VELIkONOCNf VZPOMfNkY
Napsal Karel Vika.

NE Slce DyVaiy ma pOdZlm, V
lete i V zine, ale povoden jar
nj byla nam klukdm made vse-
cko, protoze pfedstavovala prf
chod Vesny We forme pro klu-
kovske chapani velice blizke.
V re pricine kluci V Sadske
nynl uz neuziji mic. Kanovnice
jest regulovana, ma Opatovu je
sotva nekolik prikopu a We Va
lech "a Husinkem uz snad VII
bee nenl vody. Ubohe sadske
deti! Uboz1 kluci OdeSla
asi uz navzdy re sadskych
prerii klukovska romantika a
nynejsi jaro probiha tam zcela
klidne, zcela poradn6, tvoric
nesnesitelne slusiny a fadny ra
mecek k postavickam slusnych
a radnych chlapetku, jakymi
lsme my pred Gtvrt stoletim ie
ste neby.i. Nikoliv, tenkrate
leste nebylo mem rodisti "a
dnych chlapcu, ami chlapecku.
Tenkrat Sc jeste chlapeckovi V
nejGtlejSich letech rikavalo II
mas rajsJajbl, trosku jeste men
slmu cun6 a trosku v6tsimu
pekelec; jeste v6tsi byl kluk,
dalsl skotak a jeste dalSi kla-
eek. Jako klacek uz zacinal
chodit "a devcaty a tim byl je-
no klukovsky vyvoj jaksi ukon
cen. PAX klukovska leta V pra-
vem smyslu toho slova byla me
ri desatym a dvanactyn ro-
KEN, do dolby, kdy V tech ca
sech bylo muzske mladezi mno
no shovlvave promljeno, co "a
hranici dvanacti let bylo w
skotactvlm, ulicnictvim a tax
dale a nebylo promijeno, ny
brz citelne vyhaneno nevy-
boufen6ho organismu.
To uz nikdy nepocitl chlapci
meho rodisle, co to pro mas
Una nenalo, kdyz policajt Ne
mecek "bubnoval ma povoden'
NaSi tatici tehdy to ovsem
neprijimali s pocity TAX krasny
mi Jako my, naopak behalf pl-
nj starosti, shaneli prkna L.
jfzdeli ma Kanovnici nebo VII
bee ke svym polim - hradit.
Maminky Ease vynasely bram-
bory a zeleninu re sklepu a
jam a nebylo nikoho, kdo by
Sc sIaral O klukovskou generaci
ktera We dnech povodne byla
zcela ponachana sama sob6 a
sv6nu vyvoji.
TAX Sc stale, ze vubec nikdo
81 nevsilnl, kdyz jsem vytahl
re sine necky a pripravil 81 je
ma mlatek, Ocekavaje radOstnG
veci pfisti. Hned potom pri-
behl Frantlk Fugluv, abych
mu pomohl vytahnouti kulny
jejich tezke, "zabijeci" necky,
Hubackuv Petr nesl 81 rodne
necky schovat k Zankovi So
kolovic a tax jsme tisa, aniz by
skoro kdo co vedel, "a tri no.
diny nell zmobilisovano cele
valecne lod'stvo, zatim co nasi
otcove pachtili Sc ma bfehu IA
novnice a ''hradili''
Ze jest to zbytecna prace, to
my kluci uz tradice jsme We
deli. Jak policajt Nemecek Wy
bubnoval povoden, to jsme by
Ii jisti, ze vsechno hrazeni je
docela Zbytecna vec i namaha. |
Stacilo Sest hodin voda be |
zela pres Mord rovnou k Sad
ske sirokym proudem jako ma
le Labe. Zadni Husinek stal
pod vodou cely nez by napo-
cital dvacet a potom hned Sc
hnala voda i ma mas Husinek
a do Ohrad, ma Vala i "a Valy
a take ma druhe strane do III
dovske ulice a "a struhu cd ia
chyma. Nikde tn sice necihalo
nebezpecl "Povodne ZoIovy"
ale byla to povoden nemene vel
kolepa aspon v nasich klukov
skych oclch. U mas ma Husin-
ku bylo "a humny vody neivy
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.
Nemecke strely do
A re taky jezdili po vode ma
vratech a ne jako my jenom
ma Ineckach. To jsme Jim mu-
sill pax kolikrat nafezat, nez
Sc jim ia pycha vykourila z
hlavy.
Ny Ma neckach Sc bavili do
bre. OvSem, re Sc ma tom pla-
vidle media veslovat zrovna Sc
zvlaStnl braVurou, ale stacilo,
re Sc vubec da - to bylo my
slim hlavni veci. ia 81 do ne
eek klekl, holi kazde ruce
jsem Sc odrazel a tax jsme Sc
.plavili pres hluboka mista,
re kdyz kluk tam spadl, sotva
Jen cepice mu vody koukala.
Tot Sc vi, re ma priklad V ga
bijeclch neckach" mohli Sc
|plavit i diva veslari, ale iinak
take nobyli We vyhode: kdyz
spadli, tax take nejvys pod
kirk, to uz Panbu to tax ma sve
tie ridl, ably zadne rohy nerost
ly do nebe.
Ia zabava V ulicich trvala
|vzdycky diva Gi til dny, nez Sc
.op6t vSe schazelo do slarych
kolejl. Kanovnice bud sama o.
.padla, nebo Sc prece podarilo
Iji "zahradit"; zbyla voda zvol
ma vsakovala Sc do pudy a od-
.tekala struhami a struzkami,
ale trvalo vzdy tyden nebo diva
ine2 kopce Cd Sadskeho ko-
stella nebylo vid6ti ma jih a
,Vychod Sire vodni plane, zdo-
be1e alejemi stromu.
TAX mas pred Ctvrtstoletim
Izacinalo, zaclnavalo jaro.
Hned po pOvodni Sc blizila
KvGtna nedGle a prolo i5me
chodili na kocicky, abychom je
Isvetili ku v6tSi cti chvale bo-
II pri t6 pTllezitosti 81 da-
vail zaiezet ii, krefl 0 povod-
nj Sc nevykoupali, ably ie to
nen1lnUlo aSpon dodatecne. By
10 to- velmi snadne; jivy tehdy
rostly Il mas pouze podle vod
a koclcky byly jen ma tech ma
hnutych mad Vodou. A ma tech
roVnych je1 ty horst - We
ctVrtek po Kv6tne ned6li jsme
zacali rejdit S klapaGkami a
fehtackami, mezitim chodili k
bozimu hrobu k libani a ieste
mezitim mne vzdy cekala vel
ka starost. Vlastne dive velke
starosti:
Prva, abych Sc stal aspon
zdanlive zpusobnym chlapcem
die tehdejSich i dnesnich ma
zoru, naucil Sc zpivat pomlaz-
ku, a naucil il i mlad$i sestru,
abychom spolu pondeli veli-
konocni noh.i jil "ponlazko-
vat' Ike 3leCnam Borickym.
Druha starost, abych neza-
pomn6l na sve ulicnicke reno
me a opatril 81 vhodnou zasobu
vaJec ma pomlazkove t'ukani,
jez V tech letech vyvrchovalo
u mas V celou slavnost, velmi
imposantnl klukovske perspek
tive -
y slecen Borickych mamin-
ka slouzivala "a svobodna. By
la vlastne .ieSte ma zivu pani
Boficka, vdova po "giometru",
jak Sc rikalo, a lila Sc slecna-
mi We spolecne domacnosti V
prvem patre byvale lekarny
sadske ma namesti V dome u
Skopcu. Slecny nam byly "a
kmotry my tam chodily ma
pomlazku koledu, stejne jake
Ike Skopcovym; jinam jsme ne
smell koledou ami pomlaz-
kou, ami ke srryckovym jsme
mikdy nesli. Nevim proc, byl
uz to jako takovy nepsany "a
kon naSi rodine.
Najsem hudebne valn6 ma
dan a u mladsi sestry to snad
bylo jeste horst. A tax jsme
" DIV NV svh EO1oJ,, roroIS~l<u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-19

mysli, ze jest mejchytfejsi.
Tukne on, r'uknu ia, on ma
hrmocha ten je m1i. Tro-
chu sc mrzi a vezme druhG va
jicko.
"Tak znova!"
"Tuk, TUX" - a ia vyhra-
vam Ease.
Tatik zavrci mrzut6:
"Zatrackanej kluku." Ale
ia seberu druheho jeho hrmo
cha hledlm, kterak bych Sc
,ztratil u obzoru. w nam wy
zkouseno sve perlinci vajicko
"a sp6cham, abych Sc dostal ma
|verejne kolbiste vajecnych "a
Ipasu toho dne u RybniGka,
kde Sc konavaly "a mych let
'turnaje toho druhu.
Byla to vasen hazardnioh
brace, ci jak Sc u mas rikalo
Hazard bodlak - kobyla
pryc -" "Stepane, pojd' 81
t'uknout!'
Bylo TAX lakave nadelat hod
me hrmochu vajlcek, peClive
Zkousenych ma Zubech.
Tehdy stalo u mas vajicko i
varene a barvene diva krejca-
ry. Ale hrmoch klesal V kursu
o padesat procent. Byl "a --
krejcar! Holcicky a chlapci u
chudSich rodin prochazeli to-
no dine mezi t'ukajicimi IL Ry-
bnicka a kupovali cd nich po
krejcaru "hrmochy".
Tim vsak neni vyCerpan pro
gram zabavy toho slavneho
dne.
Z kazde hrivny lie ieste te-
zit!
Nemusil odevzdati prohrane
IvaiiGko--hfmocha. Bylo dovo-
leno vykoupiti Sc cenou jeho:
krejcarem. A take hrnoch byl
'veci, $ niz bylo lie zaciti OBJ
'chod.
Vejce na obou koncich po-
,skozene - hrmoch V pravem
smyslu toho slova - take byl
tuGinen predmetem zabavy.
Nablzel Sc k "seknuti" kre.j
'carem. Tu Sc polozil na pri-
klad ke zdi, zlakany odvazii-
vec Sc postavil do vzdalenosti
solidniho korkd ahyhi bylo je
no veci mrsknout krejcarem
tax, ably pcniz Sc zasekl do va
jicka. Kdyz to dovedl, bylo va
jicko jeho; kdyz Sc vykon ne
zdaril, nalezel krejcar panu va
jlcka.
Take tehdy vSak Il mas bu-
jelo COST jako druh apacstvi a
stavalo Sc, ze sotva kluk nekde
polozil vajicko, vylet6l re sra
ny jiny kluk, himocha sebral a
uz no nebylo, - Gi uz "jich"
nebylo. Kdyz isl Sc chtel roz-
behnouti "a lupicem, tvuj pro
twink lupicuv partner krej
caren V ruce ii nastavil nohu
a nez ses sebral Sc zema, ami
po mem u nebylo ami vidu AM
slechu.
PrOtO Sc nablzelO nadale va
jlcko k sekanl pouze ien V ru-
ce, vlaslne V rukou. Vzalo Sc
do obou dlani, aby mezi palci
zbylo kus nista, kudy by Pc
niz mohl do hrmocha vniknou-
ii. Jenze pravi "sekaci' nechte
ii tax pracovat a tax Sc caste
nablzena partie zhroutila,
kdyz jeden chlel miti vajicko
na zemi a druhy je nechtel pu
stiti z ruky.
Take 81 pax clovek zkusil Sc
smluvenym kamaraden nejake
to apacstvi, jednou Sc to po-
vedlo, po druhe ne, po treti
prisla kosa ma kamen a byla
z toho pranice, az knofliky IL
taly i modriny sem tam neja-
Ike vyskocily a zatim V te roz-
tomile zabave, jez skytala pri
lezitost, ably vsechny klukov-
ske vasne Sc rozehraly, rychle
1y1yo,,,l Lo~, - I1Sx:1 ,o ,aSo~. -
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
ROLL OF HONOR

The following parties have re
newed their subscriptions to the
RECORD since our last issue.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
HAD ITS ORIGIN IN VENICE
Name Gazette" May Be Traced From
What Might Be Called tbs
First Newspaper.

Not Rome, but Venice holds first
place In journalism history. From
the latter city we get most Of the
per. says II writer in the Quill. Here
news was publicly posted as in Rome.
but to read 1t cost, it Is said, a small
coin, a gaZetta. Not only in Latin
countries. but even in America, Ga
zette has been favorlte name for
newspaper. In the case of the ID
original colonies, nine times out of
ten the first newspaper in any one of
them was Gazette. Often the price
the name. Examples may be found
in the Cent Of Phlladelphia-possib
= the first penny paper In America-nnd
the Picayune of New Orleans. Skeat
in his Psychological Dictionary Of the
English Language" gives under the
word Gazette" ian abstract of news
issued ut Venice; the original sense
Is either D magp!e. from Italian
"gazetta," whence it may have meant
tittle-tattle; or (2) very small coin
perhaps paid for is.s privilege Of read
ing the news, from Italian "sazetta," q
coin less than fnrthinS. The read.
er may choose. Since the diStin-
guishe1 professor of AnSlO-Sayon at
the University of Cambridge was not
quite sure about the derivation and
offered chuicc to his readers, it is
barely possible that the two uses of
the Italian 'Sazctta" gave the Latin
news sheets their name.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
WRONG IN THEI2/PRED!CTiON
Arctic Explorcrs-Lons Ago Held Be.
lief That Eckiros Would Be
g., Wiped From, the Earth.

One hundred years ago Sir John
Ross nnvigatcd his ship through Mel
vile bay and arrived at the edge Of
the ice field attached to the shores. To
his anaZenlent black dots we're seen
rapidly approaching over the vast cN-
panSe of ice. What could they be?
ESkimos and their dog teams! The
most northern people in the world.
Eagerly they examined the big ship
and in detail everything connected
with it.
NDonald b. MncEiillan, arctic eHpior-
or, in recalling this bit of mcager his
tory concerning the far North, relates
that through an interpreter the Eslli-
mos asked Sir John where he came
from.
"ITrom the SOUTH" he told them.
THAT Is impossible" they said. ''No
one could live down there. All our ice
goes off in that direction. 1t must be
now filled up with Ice"
Doctor Kane in 1858, and Doctor
Hayes, in 1861, found but a small pop
sulation, and stated that In few years
undoubtedly the race would vanish.
There are more there today than there
we're then, and they are increasing
rapidly. In 1909 the total population
of these northern shores numbered
21S; in 1917, 261.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at
Hugo. Colo March II, 1919
Notice is hereby given that Teresa Kerr. OF
~ First View. Colo. who on March IS, l9l6 made
Homestead entry serial No. ol4o4s for Lots 12 z 8
(NEiI) section 2s township iis range 4Gw sixth
principal meridian has filed notice Of intention TO
make final three year proof to establish claim the
land above described before Clerk OF the District
Court in and Tor Cheyenne county Colo. at Cheyenne
Wells. Colo on the 25th day Of April 1919
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Joseph Dwysr. Della Dwyer Oliver Frye Thomas
Dwyer all OF First View. Colo
mar 20 apr "a Ct J R Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
Cash paid for your
LIBERTY BONDS

With coupons attached or
without, and any denomina-
ton Of bonds will be, pur-
chased by me for cash
Send all bonds to me by
Registered mail, or in care
State Bank of Sharon Springs
Kansas.
The highest market price
will be sent you the same day
your bond is received.
Howard MARTY,
Sharon Springs, kansos.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
NOTICE

The D. R. Jones Land Compa-
ny, of Sidney. Neb., have now
established their Office in Chey-
enne Wells. Frank Swanson will
have charge of this cffice. They
arg equipped to handle anything
in the line of raalestate. Write
or call on tliem.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
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Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departm ent Of the Interior U. s. Land Offcea
Hugo Colo. March II. 1919
Notice is herebn given that Anton Pauls, Of First
N View. Colo. who March i. 1916. made
homestead entry serial No. olA533 for Lots 1884
(Ss4) section 26 township las range 46w sixth
principal meridian has filed notice OF intention to
make final three proof to establish claim TO the land
above described, before the Clerk Of the District
Court in and for Cheyenne county. Colo. at Chey-
enre Wells Colo. on the 26th day OF April 1919
Claimant namas Witnesses:
Feter Halde OIver Frye. Joe Dwyer Thomas
Dwyer. all OF First View, Colo.
thar 90 apr "a Ct J r Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

For Rent My x sec. - miles S.
and two t.. of Cheyenne Wells ET of
sec. "a lG "A. Good house and barn,
we'll with wind mill. All fenced and
cross fenced about 30 acres OF farm
land. Will rent reasonable.
See me at my place sec. 32-l o.45 or
write w. II. Haney Cheyenne Wells,
Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

Don't sell your Liberty Bonds
unless ABSOLUTELY necesses-
sary. If you must sell Twill buy
on price based on New York
Stock Exchange Market.
L. c. Rodgers,
soft Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
Report of the condition Of the
CHEYENNE COUNTY
STATE BANK

At Cheyenne Wells, in the State of
Colorado, at the close of business
March /, 1918.
RESOIIRCES
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

IL Frank johnson
N Cheyenne Wells
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
CHI URCH DIRECTORY
c A 7 h 0 | lC

rhere will be Catholic services at
cheir new edltice every 1st, 3rd and 5th
Sunday of each month.
1st Sunday at 10:30 a. IN
3rd Sunday at $3.50 a. IN.
5th Sunday at 10 am.
Rev. FIR. Kieffer, Pastor
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

LOST-Cn the road between
Cheyenne Wells and the William
Lange Ranch 2 auto tires and
rims. Finder please return to
J n. HoIlenbaugh, ard receive
beral reward.
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20

EGSsSj d L Hollywood
Arapahoe, Colo
Cheyenne record., 1919-03-20
r Z Reynolds Araphpoe
PRESBYTERIAN, At AnAPAHOE

Sunday School (DV)....... .1O:3G m
Preaching .1l:OO a IN
Song and preaching service. .. 1880 p m
Services at the Mayfield school house 3
p. m, the End Sunday of each month
The fifth Sunday to beheld open for
visiting other points on request
Rev. Geo. McNab. Pastor