The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-22
LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
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Charlie Ducker is able to be around
again without his crutches.

Charlie Ducker is able to be around
again without his crutches.
6. G. Brown was over from Ault
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romine's baby has
been sick the past week with measles.
Mr.. Noyes is spending a week or
SCAT Tiff. Colorado.
Mrs. Untenfenger has taken charge
Of the cream station since the resig-
nation Of Mrs. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luce, also e. F.
Tighe and J. N. Quinn visited the
Fair at Grover Thursday.
c. c. C0rnbaugh eyesight spec
ialist. Glasses fitted and lenses du-
picated. Raabe Building, Sterling.
Miss Betty Morrison and Mrs.
Town spent Saturday and Sunday
in Greeley visiting relatives and
friends.
Vasco Seavy left Monday for
Boulder where he will again take up
his school work. He expects to
finish this year.
Ted Becker and family were dinner
guests last Sunday CT Mr.. and Mrs.
Kellner. Little Kenneth celebrated
his birthday the same day.
DR.. Goodwin who came here last
week from Las Animas went back to
Denver Satur6ly but expects to re-
turn soon aal Locate here for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roe Of Danne-
brog Nebr. left Saturday after a two
weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Sny-
der and family. They expect to visit
0galala Nebr. with relatives also.
Mrs. L. A. Beason celebrated her
birthday by entertaining the Christ
ian Workers and a few invited
guests at her home last Thursday.
A good time was reported and the
guests were served fine lunch.
Mrs. Orville Bradbury and baby
daughters and her aunt, Miss Elder
arrived In Raymer today from Sid
ney. Nebr.. to look after their home
steads north Of town. They expect
to leave soon for Albuquerque. N.
NJ. to spend the winter.
Fred Wanser received telegram
Monday morning bearing the sad
news that his sister. Mrs. Adelia
Hogue had passed away. Fred start
ed to drive through to Plainview,
Nehr., to attend the funeral, but up
on arrival in Sterling, he found that
he could not reach there In time,
30 returned home.
A card from A. j. Petrie at Kuna,
Idaho, says: did not The Enterprise
OF September Sth. We are all well
and hope you folks are the same.
Everybody is picking prunes. They
are going out OF here by the car load.
The missing Enterprise will be sent
at cnce to keep this good family ap-
prised of the goings on in and around
this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Allen were
delighted last week to entertain Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Bourquin, old friends
from their old hofe home at James
town. N. d. They came to Sidney
by train and Mrs. Stephens and the
boys drove over to bring them to
Raymer. They do not seem to be SO
enamored North Dakota laws as
some people we know Of. In this
case the old saying that distance
lends enchantment" seems true.
II you have any checks Of the
Boulder Creamery, you can commu-
nicate with Mr.. Farnsworth or with
the bank for information as to how
you should proceed to get your mon
ey. You could write to the receiver
for claim blanks, but It will expedite
matters to have the claims punched
and sent in together. However, II
you prefer to do SO. you can write to
c. N. Kinney, trustee, 701 Cooper
Building. Denver. and get claim
blank from him.
Tim Sweigard met up with pain
full and serious accident Saturday
evening. In trying to head of a
horse that seemed disposed to go the
wrong way. Tim lodged into the
corner OF a tanning mill in the dark
,a otruct II with ourh forco that