The Keota news., March 23, 1917, Image 10

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We have a practically brand new high
grade piano in this territory which we
will sell or rent very reasonable. Also
two trade instruments like new, cheap.
Terms, write P. L. Kellerman, at Sterl
ing, District Manager “The Knight-
Campbell Music Co. ’’
When yon look your best see Fortner.
Notice of Application to Lease State
Land
Office of the State Board of Land Commluion
era, Denver, Colorado, tab. 23. 1917
Notice la hereby given that Tbe Sterling Oil
Co , whoae povtoffice addree* ia Sterling, Colo,
baa made application No. All 10 to leave tbe
following deacribed School Lauda, situate in
Weld County, Colorado, to-wit:
All of aection I*. town-hip tt north, range 57
we*l; all of aection 36. towuxbip 10 north, range
37 west: all of aection 36, township 10 north,
range U weat.
Above application being for the purpose of
prospecting for and the production of oil and
gas
Notice is further hereby given that all other
persons desiring to file an application to lease
all or any part of these tracts of land most file
same in this office prior to March 30 1917, as
no other application to lease the above de
scribed lands will be considered after said date.
RAYMOND MILLER. President. State Board
06 of Land Commissioners.
Notice of Application to Lease State
Land
Office of the State Board of Land CommUsiou
en. Denver, Colorado, Feb. 21. 1917
Notice it hereby riven that Sam i Oldum,
whoae portioffice addre»« in (i rover. Colo . ban
made application No. A7212 to leane the follow
in# described School Laud«, situate iu Weld
County, Colorado, to-wit:
All of aection M township 11 north, range 61
went.
Notice ia further hereby given that all other
persona desiring to file an application to Jean*
all or any part of thia tract of land must file
same in thia office prior to March SO 1917, aa
do other application to leaae the above de
scribed lands will be considered after said date.
RAYMOND MILsLKK. President, State Board
06 of Land Commiaaioaers. j
Notice of Application to Leaee State
Land
OBca of the State Board of Land Commission- '
N era, Denvar. Colorado. Feb. 21, 1017
Notice ia hereby given that Fred J. Thoman .
whoe. poetofllce addresais Bushnell. Nebr.. has
made application No. A7OII to lease the follow- ;
ing described School Lauds, aiiua'e in Weld j
County, Colorado, to-wit:
All of section 36 township 12 north range 59
west.
Notice ia further hereby given that all other '
persons dasiring to file an application to lease
all or any part of this tract of land must file
asms in this office prior to March 30.1917, aa
no othe( application to lease the above de
scribed lands will ire considered after said date.
RAYMOND MILLER, President of the State
03 Board of Land Commissioners.
« j
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office at Sterling. Colo.
March 8. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Esma Fee Stanley, of
Keota. Colorado, who, oo July Ist. 1912. nude |
homestead entry No. 017537, for cast half of acc-
Moo 24. township 10 north, ranee 58 west 6th P.
M-, has filed notice of intention to malts final three
year proof to establish claim to the land above de
scribed before United States commissioner at Avakt.
Colo., on Mm 7th day of May. 1917.
Claimant names as wltnimn: Andrew B. Dcn
dineer aad Minnie DsncUnger of Avalo. Colo., and !
Frank C. Pihnrr and Minnie Palmer of Melons, Colo.
08 A. F. BROWNS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
March 8. 1917.
Notice Is hereby gtvsn that Elisabeth Byrne, of
Keota. Colo., why on Job 24, 1913. made home
stead entry No. 019289. for west half of section 20.
township 9 north, ranee 59 west. 6th principal
meridian, has filed notice of In ten Moo to make final
threeyear proof to trtahlhli claim to the land above
described before U. S. Cotsodthioncf. Clyde L
Stanley, at Keota. Colo., oo the 2nd day of May.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Frank Wccas.
WUHam H. Wccas. Marcos L Haworth aad Alex
ander Betz all of Keota. Colo.
08 * A.F. BROWNS. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Ofike at Drove. Colorado
Mar. 10. 1917
Notice la hereby given that Joaeph P. Northrop,
of Keota. Colo., who on February U, 1914. made
homrrtcad entry No. 019487, for NW| Section 10.
township 8 north, range 60 west 6 P. M., has filed
notice of in tea Mon to make three year proof to estab
lish claim to the land above described before U. S.
Commlsilnner Clyde L. Stanley, at Keota. Colo., on
the 25 day of April. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: James A. Wires vy.
Grant Davis. Odbcvt V. Bucher and Harley C. Job-
Msm aU of K§oU. Colo.
09 MARY WOLFE PARCIN. Riptlir.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
•Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Ofike at Denver, Colorado
March 10t 1917
Notice Is hereby riven that R rob re SMnr. of
Keota. Cob., who on May 20,1911-reedt lteree
stead entry No. 015800, formeMNEi eocMoo 7.
WiNWi.secMoo 8. SmnamtpS north.ranee 80 woet!
6th P. Meridhm. has filed notice ef Intention to aaohe
final three rear ymaf to tsjablhh chdre hatha tread
CtrtklSa!i>at KootnGi£re the BBtaZr
of April IM7.
S^'I&SrtIOII.DWSIMk
Surface Hotbed For Home Use
A surface bed is made by patting
properly heating bone manure in com
. pacted layer* making a flat pile about
15 to 18 inches high and a foot longer
and wider than the frame to be placed
!on top of it. The frame need be of any
convenient size to fit tbe aaah available.
It should be, however, facing the south
and the front aide should be 4 to 6 inches
, lower than the back, in order to get the
most direct rays of the sun and provide
for water running off. Care should be
taken that the front side is of sufficient
width to allow head room for the plants
after tbe soil has been put ia. Usually
a board 10 or 12 inches wide in front and
14 to 18 inches wide in the back is neces
sary.
Manflre should be banked up about the
sides to furnish protection. Four to six
inches of soil is usually placed in the bed
and seeds may be sown directly in this
soil or sown in boxes and the boxes
placed on the surface of the soil
Where seed is sown directly in the bed,
violent heating which usually takes place
| immediately after the bed is made should
have subsided. Watering should be
done only as necessary, and ventilation
should be given regularly, in order to
keep the plants in a thrifty growing con
dition.—J. J. Gardner, Colorado Agri
cultural College, Fort Collins, Colorado.
, •
Tbe legal fence bug is now hanging in
the Colorado legislature on the following
points: A legal fence must have three
barbed wires with, barbs not more than
1 six inches apart, the wire consisting of
twostrandsof No. 12gauge wire twisted.
: Posts must be set eighteen inches in the
ground, must be not less than three
, inches in diameter at the small end and
! must be set not more than thirty-three
| feet apart with substantial stays every
1 sixteen and one-half feet. The top wire
; must be forty-six inches from the
! ground, the second wire fourteen inches
below the top wire and the third wire
twelve inches below the second wire.
The measure provides that animals
which break through any legal fence
i may be held by the farmer on whose
: property they trespass as security for
the recovery of damages to crops. Set
tlements are to be made either by arbi
tration or court suits. Provisions of the
present statutes regarding partition
fences with a few changes are to be re
enacted. It ia made unlawful for an
owner of animals to allow them to graze
or run at large in any road, lane or pub
lic highway that is fenced on both sides
with a legal fence. Persons taking up
trespassing animals shall care for them,
but are to be allowed reasonable com
pensation. The willful breaking down
of fences and gates and the taking up of
animals without compliance with the
act are made penal violations punish
able by fines not less than $lO nor more
than S6OO or imprisonment not to exceed
sixty days or both. Tbe fence definition
ia a compromise between the farmers
and the stock men, according to Senator
Means, who sponsored the bilL— The
Denver Field and Farm.
A book is always an appropriate pres
ent. See our line. Stanley's.
Notice of Application to Lease Btate
Land
OOn of tho State Board of Land Coouniaaioo
era. Denver. Colo., March 7,1917.
Notice ia hereby given that H. J. Lewie
vrboee poetofilrn addreae ia Briagvdala, Cato.,
haa mala application No. A7W7 to iaaae tho fol
lowing devertbed Indemnity School I<si»da. vit
ae te in WaM County, Colorado, to-wit:
BKINBI. Bsc. M. TOwn 9 N , Baaea fit W.
MWfNßt.Sae SB- Town • N.. Banco fit W.
N«tSV\i. Sec. a. Town 9 N.. Range 62 W.
N W*SBi Bee. n. Town f N . Range fit W.
Notice is farther hereby given that all othee
persons desiring to Bio en application to lease
nil or nay part of this tract of land most Bie
some lathis ofike prior to April II lull, aa no
other application to lenae tho above daaasfbod
Unde will be considered altar said date.
RAYMONI/MILLBR. President,
State Board of Land Core atlas iennra.
March lfi, Aprils
THE KEOTA NEWS.
Have been built and delivered to*retail buyers since
August 1, 1916.
These figurest-320,817—represents the actual number of cars man
ufactured by us since August 1, 1916, and delivered by our agents
to retail buyers. •
This unusual fall and winter demand for Ford cars makes it neces
sary for us to confine the distribution of cars to those agents who
have orders for immediate delivery to retail customers, rather than
to permit any agent to stock car* in anticipation of later spring
sales.
We are issuing this notice to intending buyers that they may pro
tect themselves against delay or disappointment in securing Ford
cars. If, therefore, you are planning to purchase a Ford car, we
advise you to place your order and take delivery now.
Immediate orders will have prompt attention.
Delay in buying at thia time may cause you to wait several months.
Enter your order today for immediate delivery with our authorized
Ford agent listed below, and don’t be disappointed later on.
PRICES: Runabout, $345; Touring Car, $360; Coupe, $505; Town
Car, $606; Sedan, $645; f. o. b. Detroit.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Grover Sales Co., J. H. Baxter, Prop.
THE
WM. PENN HOTEL
■sreMMnv
18th aad California Streets, Denver.
#
Denver’s newest hotel. A five story concrete end brick structure, con
taining 170 rooms, 80 with private bath. Hot and cold running water and
private telephone in every room. Furnishings the best.
The Wm. Penn Hotel has become the Denver Headquarters of Colorado
People; situated in the heart of the city- one-half block from the new Post
office—the Denham theater across the street—and within two blocks of the
principal drygoods stores and shopping center—it is most conveniently located.,
A NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM MAY BE HAD FOR 76 CENTS PER
DAY, for one person; $l.OO per day for two people. Rooms with private
bath $l.OO per day for one person; $1.60 per day for two.
Write us for full particulars and FREE BUS TICKETS from Depot to
the Hotel. *
Direct car service to and from the Union Depot. Take the 18th Street car
at the Welcome Arch direct to hotel. .*
Y. M. WEIDENSAUL, Prop. WALLACE P. DOTY, Mgr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. 8. Land Ofike at Denvar. Colorado
Mar. ia 1917.
Narice h hereby riven Mug Kate B. Ranben.
Snorted wife of WBBare Doetaoe. of Crover. Cole.,
who on Mar 23. 1913. reade hoenrired retry No.
ires wxiewssrisags
merfiKrttJttTffSiffi.fii
Clyde L. Stanley at Crover. Coin, on Mm 27th day
E&iKLfSr
cSfrmStSt
Ba Cook, and Rritah C Cook of Crover. Colo.
09 MARY WOLFB PARCIN. Reririn.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Depogt recat ef the latcrier
(J. S. Land OBke at Denver. Cakreda
March 10 HIT. _
heaaaand entry, ifie. 018004. far the avert half of
SocMcn 3X TqwoMMs Tjorth. Range Wvri. 88l
■ebe fired threejengroo*. to ertaMMi dsknlnjhe
Merer, at Keota. Coleu. on Ike 18th dey ofAgrß.
'orimtarea re Rnrereelre.
e/cSSed. Cato. Coi*^
09 MAR* WOCHt PARCIN. Roristar.
280 agg Incubator for sale cheap; in
good condition. John Craig, Keota. pS
A News ad will leO it for you.
H. H. NORTHUP
AUCTIONEER
Farm and Stock Sales a Specialty
Experience, a judge of values and
ability to get what a thing ia worth
is what you expect in employing an
auctioneer.* 26 years experience.
Reference furnished.
Sm Mi it Maki Dates it Famn State Baak
Address, Keota, Colorado