The Arvada enterprise., 1922-01-12
Local News Notes

| llrSt OF lne week on business.
Mrs. L. P. Kennedy and sons Billy
and Jack visited in Brighten Mon
day.
~ Ira Winger has returned from u
1visit to his old home back in Mis-
souri,.
C. NJ. Duncan was called to Il
linois several days ago by the ser
ious illness of his mother.
DR.. Charles V. Shoop's friends
will be glad to hear that he will open
his dental office the first of Feb
ruary at w. 32nd and Mead streets,
Denver.
Fred Schultz, the Fuller brush
man attended meeting of Fuller
statesmen in Denver Monday. He is
building up quite trade in this
territory.
Sheriff Gary Kerr made this of
flee friendly visit the latter par
of last week. He is pretty busy
man and he is doing his part to elm
mate law breakers from jefferson
county.
II. A. Brown is making SOM
wonderful improvements on his house
| north of town. He is remodeling
the rear of the house and making it
modern in every way, putting in
| water and lights.
j. +. Lewis, breeder of pedigreed
and registered Flemish Giants and
Rufus Red Belgians on West i4th
| Wheatridge has an ad in this Issue
of the Enterprise He has an eX
| hibit at the stock show. Don't fail
to see his rabbits.
S. ]. King, plasterer from Grand
Island, Nebraska has located in Ar
vada and has an ad in this issue
Mr.. King has been plastering Tho
house Mr.. Hedge has just completed
across from the high school and h.
is now doing some work for Mr..
Feland.
Thomas Lamb Of West Denver
has taken the Arvada agency for tht
| Denver News and Times. He has
been selling the Post and News
Times at Los Vegas, New Mexico foI
the past six years and won a gold
watch from the latter publication a
a prize in salesmanship.
The Arvada Novelty Company. ha
secured contract from Kistler in
Denver for several hundred kites.
This new concern is securing order
repeatedly and seems to have sblve
the marketing problem early in thei
work. This promises to soon be
come an important industry fol
Arvada.
County Agent X. A. McCasliil
was appointed manager of the an.
nual Holstein sale that is held ever
year during stock show week and al
so superintendent of the Dairy De
partment. The first was from the
State Holstein Club with the Stool
Show management cooperating Will
the last came from the Stock Show
Mr.. McCaskill says that the dairy
show is the largest ever, 21O hea
Hclsteins against l3l last year,
with Gurnseys, Jerseys and Milking
Shorthorns about the same as last
year. There are 343 dairy cattle IN
| the show.
Robert Broughton Of Broomfield,
expert in poultry culling and Hogan
izine, is advertising in the Enter
prise for work in his line. Mr.
Broughton took first prize in thi
work at the Pueblo State fair and
is competent in every way to cu'
chickens. He will do your work and
show you how and why he passes IN
the poultry and furnish leg bands So
you can test his judgment befor
selling your culls. Most successful
poultry raisers Gull their flocks and
keep the best to develop a strain Of |
egg producers. If YOU have n flock |
Of chickens that are not giving salts
action call Mr.. Broughton up and |
arrange with him to Gull your flock
John Miller, clerl, of tthe Wood
men, has received "a letter from jas |
II. Nicholson who IL at Santa Ana
California. lie says there has been
but little sunshine IN the Gland Of
flowers and sunshine" for the pas
couple Of weeks as II has been rain
ing almost every day "This Is sure
fine country" he says. with It
beautiful orange, lemon and walnut
groves and flower gardens. And |
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