The Raymer enterprise., September 01, 1910, Image 4

About The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??

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The Raymer Enterprise
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The Stoneham News
By S. P. MAJORS
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
SataolftiN SI JO ptr jur hnariMy It rtnsct.
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matter.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1910.
Do not forget that we are selling wire
for less money than they are in Sterl
injfor Fort Morgan.- See us"beforc you
huy.-McEvoy t Dugan, Raymer.
Richards & Nickerson have recently
purchased the stock of pumps, wind
mills and gasoline engines belonging to
the Raymer Lumber Company and will
carry a complete line, along with their
well drilling business.
Parents having children that will at
tend school this winter arc required to
send number of children, their grading,
etc. so that the School Board will have
ample tipnc to order bookß. Every par
ent should bare this in mind and not ne
glect it, for it will cause delay.
The terrible forest fires of western
Montana and northern Idaho have cost
many lives and millions of property val
ues. They have also demonstrated the
efficiency of the government fire war
dens and forest rangers, and tbe necces
sity of further increasing this valuable
instrument of federal |K>wor.
If you have not tubscribed for The
Raymer Enterprise you should do so.-
All the State news, County news, Unit
ed States news of importance, best of
continued stories, Denver markets and
money-saving advertising, hesides pop
ular trading places. Do not live here
without keeping in touch with the out
side worid, scientific farming and your
neighbors and friends.
Although the freeze of a week ago
makes our crops look bad it hasn’t only
hurt people of this state, but others.
Nebraska. lowa, Kansas, Wyoming and
Dakota. It reached as far east in Ne
braska as Lincoln, snowing part of the
time. The cold wave extentedover all
the United States, but did not freeze
in ull. It seems tojhave froze in streaks
and is said to have been the first it '£)
\ Kars-
Work has begun on our new school
building and it will be put up us quickly
as possible So as to enable the begin
ning as near on lime as possible. The
School Board will build on the old nnd
beautiful schoolsite north of the busi
ness part of town and after it's com
pletion, Raymer will have the np|>car
anreof an "industrious andcuger town,
such as we need and jnust have to make
out town the coming county scat.”
j Add $lOOO.OO to the
Value of Your Farm.
Keep babies healthy. Enable your horses to
do more and your cows lo double in value.
The Receipt. A good, clear, cool sparkling well of
water. We can get it for you with our Coyne Well Drill and
Ccal Prospecting Outfiit. •
& SI 00.00 Cash Reward iir a Rock our Drill can not Cut.
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* Amber & Long
Now Raymor and willlard / >
McEvoy& Dugan
= DEALERS IN .■ =
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General Merchandise, Hardware,
Implements, Furniture, Grain and Feed
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Ybu wilt always do well if you buy your Groceries, Hardwae,
Implements, Furniture, Grain and Feed of us as we always handle
the very best of everything and our prices are the very lowest.
McEvoy & Dugan COLORADO
A. E. Pischel andij.. A. Whittier were
Sterling visitors Moitday.
Mrs. Bristol and daughter Grace were
Sterling passengers Monday.
C. H. DeFord of Buckingham was a
a Sterling business passenger the fore
part of last week.
L. A. Whittier, Mike Hansen and A.
E. Pischel were among those who went
to Cheyenne for Frontier Days.
Mr. Omer Salman of Ragon, Nebraska
spent the past-week visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Lund ball and family.
Mrs. J. M. Workman of Beatrice, Ne
braska returned Wednesday of last week
after a short visit with relatives and .
friends here.
Isa, Madge and Will Biggs will rent
a house in Sterling and Miss Isa will'
teach near there the comingyearif she
can Bccurc a school.
L. Allen was a passenger to Fort
Morgan last week to secure a house
there so that his children can attend
school this winter.
Mrs. Hewitt of Omaha, Nebraska ar
rived Wednesday fora visit with Mrs.
G. C. Miller who lives south of this place.
Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Miller were old
ocquaintances in Omaha.
Mr. Brown living north of town and
who has been staying on the homestead
with Mr. Stromcrts has commenced his
improvements on his claim and will es
tablish his residence there.
J. W. Butts and son of Illinois are
visiting at the home of his daughter’s
and family northwest of town. They
seem well pleased with this country and
say that there is no doubt as to its value.
A. E. Pischel, father and John Fitz
Simmons of Verdell, Nebraska arrived
the latter pdrt of last week. A. E.
Pischel has a choice piece of land join
ing the townsite nnd is here to make
improvements.
Henry Bilk of Riceville, lowa arrived
Tuesday, accompanied by Seavy for the
purpose of securing a claim out here.
He decided on a homestead south of town
that looked good to him and departed
Wednesday to complete his honey moon.
Mr. Rilk is newly married and will com
plete his travels of some extensiveness
before returning to make this his future
home.
Charlie Fritz and Joe W. Shear came
from Dodge county, Nebraska where
they have been threshing for some time
past and report the wheat there as go
ing altoul fifteen bushels to the acre.
They say this is an average crop there,
but they say oats, infact everything ex
cept wheat has fallen much below the
average. That com and oats will prob
ably make about half a crop. Charlie
has a choice piece of land south of here
and had corn that would have went (let
ter than forty bushels to the ncro had
it not been for this early freeze. Joe
W. Sherer antisipates taking a claim
south of town before returning.
Charlie Richards was a Denver pas
WHY SPEND P»fY
FOOLISHLY
In experimenting (or water when
you can get
NICKERSON&RICHARDS
Raymar, CotorsM
to drill your well on short notice.
Water guaranteed.
We also handle the very best of makes
! in Windmills, Pumps, and Gasoline En
gines. See us before you buy.
F. W. FICKEN,
Plastering and Concrete Work
RAYMER, - COLORAO
Superior Carpenter Work
If you want that house built by a man who un
dentarxls his business and can furnish the very
beat of references, call on or address.
G. O. JONES, Raymer
3Rc per hour. Satiifaction Guaranteed. .
Hansen & Ficken
CONTRACTING WELL
DIGGERS.
You can't aflonl to pny a lMlnr a foot to have
your well drilled, when you ran have it duir for
the same price. By having it dug you Reta Urge
hole.'lnuch more shallow, and a treater supply of
water.
Call on. or write
HANSEN & FICKEN,
RAYMEK. COLORADO
LET US BE
Your Druggist
By mail or in person
The Seymour Drug Co.
STERLING, • COLORADO
W. A.Jackson
CARPENTER A CONTRACTOR
Before you build that hou»c you had better
Airure with mp. I ran wive you money and if
neceaaary will furnish the lumber.
W. L JtCMOI MTHEt, COIOUDO
R. E. ARNOLD
Carpenter and Contractor
Raymer, Colorado
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! Let Us Do that Hauling
Plowing, Harrowing or
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Team Work hor You.
We would like t«i contract it either by the day.
week, month, or year I*t u« know when you
have any thing of the kind. You will alwaya find
our pricre the very lowret.
Carter & Mercer, "n
Let your advertiser sell yuur goods,
| instead of the sheriff.
senger on business the first of last week.
Big dance in school house one week
from tomorrow.
Joe Carvin, carpenter who has a home
stead near Sterling was secured'to put
the house for A. E. Pischel on his home
stead northwest,of town.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given to persons ow
ing the store for merchandise, that their
bills are now post due and must be set
tled at once. Please call at your earl
iest convenience and settle your account
with us. If for any reason you haven’t
the money, a bankable note will due.
W. H. Biggs, Rayiper, Colorado.
A Creamery for Raymer.
Raymer will have a creamery in the j
spring that will be a winner, providing
hdwever that the people here want iti
arid express their willingness to support
it. .The man was here and looked the
country over and says that the oppor
tunities presented here are many, and
offers to bring five hundred cows here
to be sold trf those who have little money
at a reasonably low price and will take
fifty per centof the cream for payment
on cows until they are-paid for. This
is undoubtedly a "good thing" for all
parties as it will a chance |
to stock up, and at the same time get:
the full benefit of the grass and increase i
of stock with little expenditure. There
will always be plenty of feed raised to
winter your cows with and the prairie
will furnish the better part of the feed
in the mean time, so I can't see why
this isn't just what we want. Besides
furnishing the best of a market for our
cream this creamery will have a great
tendency to advance the price of our
land. What do you think, abqqt it?
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Come and Join Us.
We wish to announce to the people of
Raymer and vicinity, that we are hold
ing our Sunday school in Baldwin's &
Whittiers real estate office each Sun
day at 10:00 o'clock a. in., and we ex
tend an invitation to everyone to come
and join us in these meetings. We also
hold Young Peoples' meetings at ?:!)0
p. m. Come out and enjoy your selves.
L. Ai.i.KN, Superintendent.
Miss Nickerson, Sec. and Trcas
Buckingham News.
Special CorrrapotMjrnt.
1 Mr. Hammond was at Kcota on busi
ness Monday.
Little Miss Mildred Silvis is numbered
among the sick.
The baby in the DeFord family has
been sick the past week.
Mrs. Silvis and Mrs. S. Potter were
callers at Keota Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Silvis returned Saturday
| from a ten days visit at Greeley.
Mr. Arthur Potter and bride arc cx
j pected Tuesday from Lincoln,Nebraska.
••Miss Rohekah McKee left Friday for 1
1 a’ton days visit with relatives at Den
ver;
The young foiksenjoyed an n-v cream
, social at Wt.. Robiso.'s Wednesday
evening. ' 1 '• (
Mr. 1/mgw-irlh of Keota, d. father
’ and brothers of Denver called cui friends,
here Saturday. ~ ,
Mr. W. H. Whipple, our rustling
hardware man took in the sight* at
Cheyenne Saturday.
Mrs. Dunbar and children and Misr.
Morris from near Raymer spent the day
Tuesday with Mrs. S. Potter.
Mr. Robison, the I kiss carpenter for
Buckingham Lumber Company s|>ent
Sunday at his home in Sterling.
Buckingham and vicinity arc rejoic
ing over the glad § news of a daily mail
service, commencing September lJth.
Mr. Dan Guinea and Mr. Crowley re
, turned from Greeley last week to their
homesteads joining the townsite and are
I fencing their claims. ,
Mr. W. linhiiisnn unfortunately cut
his hand on a harbwirr fence laat Wed
nesday. He went to Cheyenne Thurs
day In consult a physician.
Mrs. K. Hrnnis took a relapse Friday
and aa doctors accrn to lx- more than
scacrc they had to semi to Grover for
medical aid. |)r. Itidwell lost no time
in cwnhg hy automobile.
Mrs. t'arl Vanhoosen and Mrs. (icorge
Jobbins from near Keota have bdbn car
ing for their mother. Mrs. I'. M. Gen
nis who has been seriously ill, but is
some better at this writing.
We are sorry to learn that Dr. Mor
ris thihks of giving up his practice it
Raymer and vicinity, hope that he will
consider the offer made him by our gen
erous townsend, Charles Do Ford. A
drug store and a doctor would he greatly
appreciated by the |icople of Bucking
ham and vicinity.
Who says Buckingham is booming? -
Indeed it is and is going to continue to
boom, if you don't believe it come and
sec for yourself and trade at our general
store where you can buy anything you
want to tickle your palate, and supply
your needs in the way of wearing ma
terial for summer and the coming w in
trv winds snd storms.
WHEN YOU ARE
Go into Scofield’s
Hardware 5 Furniture Store
We have a (our hole Kitchen Range at $15.50 that is a win
ner; it pleases every buyer, we guarantee it to you.
D1 We can rig you out. New Bed, new QC A
DIUS Spring and new Mattress for J\J
Dishes too.—A dandy line, at
SCOFIELDS, Opposite Court House.
Logan Coimty
National Bank
= OF STERLING, COLORADO =
Solicits and appreciates the business of Farmers and
Merchants at Raymer, Colorado and
Adjacent Towns
E. M. CILLETT, President
W. F. MILES, Cashier
G. A. READ, Assistant Cashier
FOR SALE
all kinds of Chicken Food. Hoyts Mixture, d* O «A
Anti Diora, per 100 pounds J • BLvJ
Oyster Shells $1.50 per 100 pounds. Old Trusty
at less than $lO.OO, best in the market and I sell them at factory' l
prices. The Dan Patch Separator sold on two months trial and
a $30.00 Suit of Clothes given (rcc. All kinds of Feed for sale;
Com, Com Shop, Bran and Shorts.
MAn BROWN, 111 North 2nd St.
jV BTKRUNG. COLORADO.
Baldwin & Whittier i
' _ Homo Office Sterling, Colorado "
DEALERS IN ■ I
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Irrigated Upland Farms !
and Ranches, City Property j
and Insuranec. {
Stop working ior some onr rise, get you a (arm of your own. j
Come to a new country and take advantage oi the extremely
low prices which prevail here. We have some exceptionally
good values lo oder now.
IJII you are looking for a snap in either a relinquishment or
I piece of deeded land where you can raise the very best of
1 crops and where you can get a (arm at a little consideration,
I Call on, or write
i Baldwin & Whittier
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RAYMER, - OOLORADO
Superior Lumber;
and Building Material
IJCan at all times be had by buying your Lumber and Building
Material ol us. Price* arc always the'lowest. .
I RAYMER LUMBER CO.
L ALLEN. Mango. f RAYMER. COLOMDO