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Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03

state oil IplOTuuOt NoulltS Va hA'''t'f '@'
In the District Court;
b. DuppEN Plaintiff
IsRh4h sJlS + LEX!E E6gN E1f} 4hT2 G4FhEARN Gt5EANb !
AND WIFE HERMAN l.. ENS,iOC&
ADAM LICHTENBERG. Defendants,
Under and by virtue Of a decree i,, ana li1i
Court in and for the County OF Phii-
lips, State of Colorado, on the lIth day
OF December a, ID. 1923 wherein 1t was
named piaintiT B. Dudden from the
above named defendants, lsreal IL. Lev
in. also called 1. II. Levin. and Rose
Levin. husband and wife. on certain
Thousand Three Hundred -Four and 90
100 Dollars (93Oi.S6) and costs, which
was decreed first lien on premises
hereinafter described. and
Under and by virtue of said decree
and order of sale the undersigned W.
b. Bevard. Sheriff of Phillips County.
colorado, is authorized, directed ana en-
perty hereinafter described at Public
Auction after having given notice OF the
time and place of said sale according
tive TO sale of real estate under eNecu-
ton. for the purpose of realizing the
amount so found due the plaintiff as
aforesaid with interest. costs. dsburse-
Now Therefore, Public notice is here
by given that on the 2lst day OF jan
uary, y. ID. 1873 ut the hour oil ~ CLOCK
A. NJ, of that day at the front door of the
County Court house In Holyoke County
of Phillips. State of Colorado. | will
offer for sale at Public Auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash the following
described premises;
The Northeast quarter (NEH) Of
Section Twenty-three (23l In Town
ship Nine (9) North OF Range For
ty-thrgc OD West OF the 9th p NJ
situated in the County OF Phillips
and State of Colorado.
together with all and singular the tene-
ments hereditaments, privileges and ap-
purtcnances whatsoever thereunto be-
longing. or anywise appertaining. and
the reversions. r"mainders. rents issues
and profits thereof.
Dated at HolyolVe, Colorado. this Goth
day OF December A. d. 1928
W. II. BEVARD,
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
Colorado.
Claude n. walrod. Atty for Plaintiffs.
First publication December 90, 1928.
Last publication January "a. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
When a RaIneea, L,ak,

After while rnlnconts have q way
OF letting the dninpness through In
certain plhces, but II Is quite easy to
vet the matter right In the following
lnnnner; Secure small lump OF bees.
wax ana spread the ralncoat on u Hat
surfnce, wrong side upward. Now rub
the mnterlnl with the wax until the
surface appears Ia have taken on a
gray tint When the npa has been
treated In this mHnner. hold a sheet
Of brown paper over the spot, and then
press with hot Iron. THIS melts the
beeswoS and makes II pass Into every
nbcr OF the cloth. The ralncont viii
then be wcuihvrprnuf.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
How to Hold a Husband.

Lean on him. coas the elIngy one
Dress for him, baya the stylish
nouEp.
.rad him we'll hints the homebody.
ti'r w1h him. chlTpH the eoquUtte.
love hlm uayy the tender hoipmeet
Bur hiui. orders the heIly woman
Flhttpr. whispers the dear docelycr.
Understand him. 9ays the soulful
one.
hut the wise woman knows that
yuu have 10 do about all Of those
things to really bold u husband. nnd
even then Il Ia sometimes a gamble
whether II IL worth while
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
eroks Power Of Indians.

King Philips war was the name
given to a desperate attempt made by
Philip. son OF slassasoit. sachem OF
the Wampanpags. TO exterminate the
white settlers OF New England be
cause Of real and imaginary wrongs
committed by them.
The war broke out July 4. 1915. with
an attack OH Swansea. II. l.. and con-
tinued with varying fortune until Au-
gust OF the following year. The In
dams finally were defeated. and
Philip. becoming a fugitive. was shot
In swamp by renegade Indian. and
his son sold into slavery In Bermuda.
1t is said that thirteen towns and
800 dwellings were destroyed and COO
colonlsts killed. As result OF King
Philips war the power Of the Indians
was completely broken In New Eng.
land.-Detrolt News.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
LURED PIRATE TO HIS DOOM
Captain Who Feared Hs Would
Plumber Provincetown, Mass.

In his history of the Massachusetts
Bay colony, Governor Hutchinson tells
OF the notorious pirate Bellamy, who.
in 1Tl7, wac decoyed to his doom by
the captured captain OF now obsolete
craft called SNOW" Bellamy had
promised to give back the snow II the
captain would pilot him safely into hur-
bor- But the good captain. fearing the
pirate meant to plunder Province
town, hung his lantern in the shrOuds
Just as violent storm arose, and
hugged the shore. with the pleasing re-
suit that BellamyS whole fleet was
wrecked, and many OF the pirates who
were not drowned We're executed by
the town fathers.
Alden's collection OF Epitaphs"
says that for many years after his
shipwreck man of very singular
and frightful aspect, who was sup
posed 10 have been one OF Bellamy's
crew, used, every spring and autumn.
to be seen travelling on the cape. Aged
people related that he frequently spent
the night in private house, and that,
wherever the Bible or any religious
book WAS read, or any family devotion
performed he invariably left the
room.
Il was also stated that during the
night 1t would seem as If he had in
his chamber legion from the lower
world for much conversation was over
heard which was boisterous. profane,
blasphemous and quarrelsome in the
extreme.-Detroit News.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
QIeanlnn Dell.

In some ot the Lincolnshire eng.
llndl villages the CLEANING beIr' il
st.li ruug ut sunset every day during
Tie harvest operations. bs signal
that the cleaners can begin their AN.
Client occupation. The ringer is ~.
Titled 90 levy toll of one prnny per
slfHnrr Tor hls services, or sDm..slnrs
the payment is m.l De ln kind. Tie
custom of supplying plenty Of food
Hnd atr to mryrBtpra ia also sur.
'.S1I or lbr oldun days when the
'NIrium rules provided that every
rrHrrf Wns entitled to claim from his
employer dflnErE and bread aud
rherru To the morning. a dinner or
ruH7i mut nd other good wgunls.
two drInklnRa Ia the afternoon. aud
aiHa always during tho work, us their
agrds ulu.frd.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
india introduced Diamonds.

ln.lias ancient diamond workings
we're scattered over wide area, but
the distributing center or mart was
.he town OF Golconda. name which
has always been highly suggestive OF
opulence.
As far back as that ancient epic, the
"Mahabharata," diamonds have figured
largely In the life and history OF the
Hindu. and II was from India that they
were introduced into Europe. With
the development OF diamond cutting In
Antwerp and Amsterdam IN the Elf.
teenth century, diamonds began TO be
mors widely used by tile western MI.
lions. such travellers MS. Jean Bap.
tiste TnycrnIsr brought back from the
East stories OF the magnihcence OF the
diamonds owned by oriental potion.
latOk.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
"WALK THE PLANK" IN
SHARk-FILLED WATERS

A reminder of pirate days is seen
in "The Man of Might" In this thrill.
ing vitagraph adventure picture. viii
liam Duncan and other members Of
his party on a treasure hunt are
forced to walk the plank" when they
are taken prisoners on a schooner by
a band of outlaws. The outlaws are
also seeking the gold.
Duncan and others were forced to
plunge into shark-infested waters in
the filming OF the scene on Lower
California Fortunately. all succeed.
ed in escaping this menace
This melodramatic picture will be
shoV'a at the Peerless Theatre next
Saturday.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

fObEiI I hOo EE DALE
WiiEi.EAS John ii. IiaFuman and
Hattie l.. Haruman, his vile. OF Hax-
tan, County OF Philips, state OF col-
: 1874. IN Book 100. Page ~. OF the
records ia the office OF tne Clerk and
did convey TO the Pubic Trustee IN
and Tor said County of Philips. tho
following ro.a estate, IN the county
Of fhiiiips, STATE Of Colorado; io,wit'
E.ight ts). In Block numbered
-Four ca, in Lohn's Addition 10
HANtun. together with the inn
IfoNoinenta being. or about 10
DO erected thereon.
which Deed OF Trust was made TO so
cure a certain contract and promlssory
noto OF the said grsintors bearing even
date with said Deed OF Trust. for the
sum OF Fifteen Hundred lSla00.00l Doll
lars. in favor OF The Industrial Build
ing and Loan Association OF Denver.
colorado. With the interest thereon
from date until paid. and payable In
monthly installmentn OF not loha than
Twenty -four Dollars and Seventy five
cents tf2i.fb) each, TO DO applied To
cot and dues on the stock owned by
said FrnntorH IN said AAAocihtion And,
WHEREAS. Il II provided in said
uro to pay for three montha said in-
Htnllmgnia. the whole sum OF said loan
In due and payable. togethor with aaid
said Decd Of Trust. And.
WHEREAS. default has been made
~ the pas sment ol said monthly IN
delinquent interest In the sum OF Thres
Hundred Ninety -nuyrn Dollars and
Ten cents tia9iiUl aud tnkuH advanced
lh the sum Of ono Hundred Fifteen
Dollars and Seventy eight crntHtiibfsj.
ana thcfu lH due " prlnciusl. doiin-
qurnt interest and taxes advanced. IN
occurred by hnlt Deed Of Trust tho
I sum 90 TWO IhuuHund SIS haiAfa and
| WHEREAS. tho lnduHtuHi Buiidin-
/ ana loan Association, tho LEGAL holder
I OF raid note hul contract, haH in writ.
ins ltc.Afoi "A liginuuu uf Bid Deed
pf Trust ana demanded thr aaie of
said prrmlh.F Ia written rr1ufrt Htsi
] Mlh ma tho liih day OF brgombgr.
Now. TnEnEronE. T. IT, liar.
\ pf tWiiuH dn hereby rita Haiies ibsy,
WI nh -EuifH4F, January lath. ipal,
Il. l9'I '' t,i,r ,llr Cont iiouza ip 1id toan.
ig.. .ilL.l Huu HIi tHF utle and
] lNtDl' nl '.r HIl Efaufon aboys
nAn.1. iH.I E..rs. rsarufufl. Biinibs
nv, sHL u1 90 public auo-
,.r rHnh fHE Na uufraaa 8f n4 WIKI,
NM NV. el Two IhgHanl Hs Dollars
ih" tI.f.s'F.i ruH UraHd sD. ming
4f 'rr.-t .g 0fI by ald Decd
tIuEHai m 8.t Tnst pssa VIZ
HI executing thts trust
l '. ri lmHoHa ul.1f8da. baaa,,,. aHss
rT. Do iAuGrENvEg
'NH.. Trustee lu HuI far the
''HnN. 7f rhIIIHa State
ri rm.HHua baa 81 ia-
Foot Publication ina. iam 'i,sl
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
unnhls 70 PROVE Il.

One afternoon u stranger debarked
from % uulh at Il hustling town IN the
West aud headed up the street Flnal.
Iy hg met a mln who looked Ike a
native.
"Purdon ne" said the stranger. "arc
you resident ot this town
"Yc. sir" was the ready rclolndcr
ui the other 81 have brpn here some.
thins nac Hfiy years, What eun do
for yogt
Il am looking for criminal law
yer" responded the stranger "nnye
sou one Hpfey
'Wcll said the native. rclloctiyely,
I'VE thInt ge have. but We can't prove
il on him"
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
EsTRAy ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given to whom
may concern that the following
scribed estray animal was taken ,
near Holyoke, Phillips county. Col,
ON or about December goth. 1872
to wit:
One black horse, years old, weig
$50 lbs. Unbranded.
Said animal being unknown to tn
Board. unless claimed by owner sa
estray will be sold by this Board I
the benefit of the owner when foun
STATE BOARD OF STOCK 1
SPECTION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver, Colorat
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
Il # = s. r Is Il X
u MORNING STAR II
* 81 * 81 81 II y *

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kullman and
family and George Raefert and family
were supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Herman ON Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Yegg and daughter
and Elmer Shafer were supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, P. C. Werner Chris
tmas.
Otto Kullman and family and VIM.
Hanke and family spent Sunday af-
ternoon with A. Deden and family.
P. C. Werner and son, Orval, and
Orville West helped VIM. Schiermeier
tryout the combine for shelling corn
on Christmas Day. The experiment
was not satisfactory.
Amanda Kullman. Leroy Deden aad
Carl Werner were school visitors on
Friday. Instead of Christmas pro-
gram the children had fish pond
and party the Friday afternoon be
fore Christmas. School re-opened on
December S1st.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cleve and ciil-
dren and Miss Ruby Ollie we're supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Penwell
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Buttelfie.I
and son, Arthur and Otto Kullman
and family spent New Years eve with
A Deden and family.
David Deden visited school on New
Years Day.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
Som, Birds nlu Eatsrs

Some birds arc heavy eaters, The
robin, for Instance. eats two nnd q
hulf times lts own weight in - hours
phcnanniF nrc greedy eaters Wood
pigeons iii their cro~i untIl tbey are
almost rel1y 20 burst Owls have hlr
nppfliips. and during the night the
baby nNl rNperiz h mouse about every
quarter nf ma tnur. The baby cuckoo
~ greedy n8 we'll ns lazy. II expects
its pnrrutH to Fp out nnd forage for
II long after II ia hhle to hunt ~ own
food.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
RLaLnn Elnsl rnwsr slnn.

Rldlns from the nrst platform OF the
Iiuei tower. In Paris, 10 the ground
ON a bicycle was Tho daring hchleyc-
ment of d young Frnohmnu. In tho
lrst lcup the bicycle covered 10 STEPS
The remaining $40 steps were covered
NJ the rnte Of from 10 TO 20 In each
jump In less than one aud one half
minutes he had covered the entire dis.
tnnce Of 90 yards hHi was only slight.
" scratched on one leg ns be- rounded
a pout az the bottom.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
sHERIFF,s SALE

BY virtue OF an execution issued out
Of the Clerks Office of the County
Court Of Phillips County and State OF
Colorado, and TO me directed. Whereby
] am commanded TO make the sum OF
Nine Hundred Eight and 3i-i00 Dollars.
fS90S.3i) and costs OF suit. the amount
OF a certain Judgment recently obtained
against Henry Shellenberg In favor of
The First National Bank OF Holyoke
out OF the lands, tenements. goods and
chattels OF the said Henry Schellenberg.
] have levied on the following property.
to-wlt:
One team Of black mares. about
four and i've years old. weight
about 100 each.
Therefore. According TO snid command.
shall expose for sale, at Public Auction.
M the right. title ana interest OF the
above named Henry Schcllenberg IN and
10 the above described property. on SAT-
urduy the 18th day OF January 1924 at
two o'clock + NJ. AZ the Northwest
corner Of the Phillips Co. State Bank,
Colo
Dated at Iiolyoke, Colo. this 25th day
OF December. 1928
W. REVARD
Sheriff of Phillips County
q. ~ Walroh Attorney
Date ~ hrFt Publication Dec. q, 1873
Date OF last Publication Jan. lot. isst
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
pArlv rri,.

w. A. O. writes "The sehunih6F
definition recently quoted n your r.I
unn, viz An Wrlimitt ufipHis i1
your ewes ana poe .w'si q" ynur Tr,l.
was. perhaps. not ap wide ar ihr m4rs
ln one rcpurt Tho uplimist #uhrn be
dnra moi rnnnnn himself tp seeing tho
bright side n other fnlllH troubles
does cure y good deal nf short rlrhted.
ness hni the pcsHmlst enuara mot
cures, weary dragging feet That wan.
der In The mlre."- Boston rfanacrlpL
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
. = : , . I. 4. 4. : = : :. = = = /.
: BABIES GET $500 PRIZE 4
> WHILE PIGS BRING SO 4.

= Babies amount to little In some =
: parts of the United States accord. >
> ing to the following report of >
: Red Cross public health nurse >
. which has been presented 10 the :
: Director OF Nursing Service o. the :.
> Southwestern Division: :.
" Il was Invited 10 le Judge M >
: baby show held NJ one Of the >
: county fairs My chairman went =
: with me and think We both poi =
, ihe surprise Of our lives some. =
> thing ! shall never forget. we .
? arrived nt noon. After dinner 4,
> we were taken 10 the fair >
, grounds nn1 eventually intro. Z.
= duced TO an elderly rrntlemnn >
> tprobution onlcnr) who directed .
= us 10 what was ,nllpl Florni .
: Hall. Then we discovered TINT
, our booth Nns In an annex Wa .
= were Invited into room, bIrb 3
: wns dusty and full N robwebs. .
: had q broken window. ,Ir long .
= bench with lta legs directed east =
= and west un old scale with the .
: glass brokon 1T. n rlopp.us bln. =
, kel nhout n foot and luif long .
= which cuurhi oy,-y bHbr iH 49, 8
. nnpr of ihr nook. nnd one liny @
2 teddy boar hiHntri. That uar lip .
2 equipment fuf fle bnbg how 9
8 Heni To hurfr cali 10 % DOCTORS .
2 Office FOR some sheets. which g
> helped a little We wr.eipd gs 9
. children and awarded .Ibbons .
: hnd after looking through the .
= catalogue. discovered that $500 =
2 was 10 be- the FIRST prize for The .
? bubbles while 5000 wna tbp drst .
, prize for the niRa."
: = : = 3 . = 8 = &&%4%$&
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
MEXICAN AarIoultural Psr,a.

Explorations In Mexico for the pur.
pose Of securing Information regarding
the existing federal horticultural board
Quarantines restricting the entry Of
products from Mexico on account OF
pests which they might carry to this
country were conducted during the
spring by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture. The explorations
were conducted chiefly In relation to
fruit and vegetable pests, particularly
the fruit files. the pink bollworm. and
the cotton.boil weevll and the related
Thurberla weeyll. The object was TO
determine the present status In Mexico
OF these pests as basis FOR possible
amendment 10 American quaranttnes.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
NOTICE or sHERlFF,s SALE

In accordauce with and by pirtue virtue OF OF
u decree OF foreclosure and oruei y, "
sale made by the District C4u'' S ,1Jh
Phillips County, Colorado ,SSa on in' in favor
day of December, A. ", Nyisner Neb-
oa ,,a sl,a banking corporation, piaintltt'
md sH aqainst John E Spells, Biahene ~.
Snelts, Carl Spoering, ., Anilnua I!snls-
inr Herman Tiedtke. Trustee IN Sannr. nunN
ruptcy of the Estate, OF Sarl state
i5asi Bank Of Barley, Nebraska, GSpppe. COPPER.
S;,n by l am an eom@fnfEEfE oBIamTEEN 70 THogsANp5
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-Fouk anu anu
95 100 tsis,S5495) DOLLARS ana suit aIt
cruing interest and cost oSyertise-
execution, / will offer for sale az pto- .or
lie auction to the highest bidder i0r
cash ON the 5th day of January n; Il
D., 1924. at the hour OF ten ciVSS tSs
in the forenoon Of said day, Gntv ~ uttv
west front door Of the rnil6IpS Suoivoke,
County of Phillips and State OF COL
orado, the following described real es-
tate to-wit: "a fe,,,.,wea,
Quarter (SwA) OF Section Twenty 'zC1I;, ~;
Lots One ~, Two S2) and ,TWM, TnyeMe, 70, o,
and the Torthwe5ti thtSipe eu"ffssssg5 fss5 Nll all II
Township T Eight (S) North. Rsng'
Forty-two (42) West OF the Slxs'
principal Meridian. in Phillips Coun
~ w. b. BEVARD.
Sheriff of Phillips County
First Publication December ~, 1879
Last Publication January 9, 1874.
Robson q HENDRICKS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
Thrse thousand Fold.

Seventy ears were raised from one
grain OF wheat in an experiment at
South Hornchurch. Essex. England.
The seed was sown in March in pit
q yard Wide and Is inches deep. As
soon as sprouts appeared they were
lightly covered with earth, and from
then all through the summer the
sproutIng grain was covered over and
over again until the pit was fun and
is surface covered with grass OF
wheat. The shoots remained qulescent
during the winter, but In spring grew
rapidly. and eventually. In the follow
ing autumn. IS stalks were cut. OF
which no fewer than seventy had
ripened ears. These seventy ears
weighed over a quarter OF a pound
and averaged forty-four grains to the
ear Surely an amazing harvest from
one seed
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
Eot RIehmond HIIl Monum,r,.

The Greenwich Village Historical
society OF New York will erect me.
mortal tablet 10 mark the site OF the
famous Richmond Hlll mansion. erect,
cd In Greenwich village IN 1900. Dur
Ing It's long career the Richmond liin
mnnElon once served Ms washlngton's
headquarters lis approximate site Is
TINT now bounded by Maedoagal,
sprlng, Vnrlrk nnd Charlton streets,
occupied now by the Butterlsk com
pany.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
nLauIst En.. NL-nn-r

ht 'Hr.y Aran t.u throughout
MH.HaaHi b., sipH.Ir distinction.
] HItAr a f4aHf pFguHIuurr ut
''rfl fnHH tu which . Na Hml I
"hlf mention this hrmu-r 3 nm HuW
huH.y convinced mu iHr "run
wnH form uf education mrHly
h"r'I# u boy Go utp intellectual
"'irrf0Hrnlr ulW,c character build
mr GIi ari franAau
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Phillips County Tele-
phone Company will be held at the
Court House. Saturday January 18TH,
at 200 p. m.
Each line is requested to have a
representative at this meeting.
=. r. BURGE.
Secy and Manager.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
ssyents.Ysar.old steamer.

Geelong to Melbourne. the capital
OF Victoria, Australia. is about ffty
miles. and two vessels make the re-
turn trip every day, the steamship
Courier and the steamship Edna. The
Edna WIS built In 1853, about sey.
enty years ago. as Il sailing vessel.
trading between Lelth. Hull and Ham
burg. In 1868 the Edna was used us
blockade.runner between England
and America. carrying arms one way
and cotton the other. Ia 1884 she CON
veyed 800 miners to Australia. en-
route 10 the New Zealand gold fields.
After that the Edna was fitted out
as a steamer. In manner then con.
sldered "pulatlnl" and placed In the
Queensland trade. Since 1851 She has
been running from Geelong To Mel
bourne. and II less speedy than boats
Of later construction, the seventy year.
old Edna 10 stlli dependable.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
COLBY HERE THIS WEEK

Frank A. Colby. Optometrist. will be
be at the Sears Hotel from p. m,
Friday until p. m. Saturday this
week. Eyes examined-glasses
fitted. Children's eyes speciality.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
nninn rnn Enr

"what are you growing abmfT"
'Aw. The memoirs Of o. foilu who
tries lard 10 llnh himself With tho
great und the near great tle ,rn In.
hsrir an Bnoedotc about Ju.las Gao
Gur
SIN TINT Anybody n m.
rcluic uu nncrdute about
dasIu thtdHr"
"Ythh. but he tr'a 10 convey he
impression that Dc knew Julius Cnc.
tar."
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
sawdust as FOOD

A chemical process mnlSing snwdnst
into cattle food : being tried By
chemists
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
Great Player Piano Rarsain:-Noy

Great Player Plano Bargain.-N0W
stored near Holyoke, and will sell at
big discount for quick disposal.
Terms given reliable party. Write
at once for price and full particulars
to The Denver Music Co. Denver,
Colo. 17-4t
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03

For Sale:-Pure bred S. C. r. |. II.
cockerels, $3.50 each.i Phone 49l1.-
Alph jackson, Holyoke, Colo. 17-2
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
Hai Mote

'"in' l11 lnme lmrs as long ne
'h'' n'ra q" Haut qulomohlles we're
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
WANT ADS

WANTED-I am always in the mar
ket for your cream, eggs and poul'
try.-A. Nj. Anderson. S0-tf
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03

For Rent:-Good farm for rent, i'm
good, 1S5 acres farm land. rest pas
ture. Is miles southeast of Holyoke.
Inquire of Benz, Discharges. 307 Phel-
an Ave-. Holyoke. Colo. 15-2t
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03

For Rent:-Nearly new 6-room
house, partly modern. Inquire of II.
Sutherland. 15tf
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03

For Sale--l922 Ford touring in good
shape. Starter and demountabia rims.
Bargain. Ray Johnston. 1852
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03

For Sale-Good milch COW. Clar-
ence Holmes. 1872
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-03
NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALE
IN EORECl OSURE

state OF Colorado, County of Philips 81
In the District Court;
B. DUDDEN, Plaintiff