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We Are Looking
For you to visit our store
BECAUSE
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Its great variety of merchandise .
is constantly enlarged by the
arrival of new winter goods
The best people trade here and
are always satisfied with the
bargains they secure.
TRUMBOR & COUNTS.
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Forkers Drug Store
Geo. Forker, Prop-
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;E handle a complete line of dfugs and rnedi
* ’ cines, also Sta.ioncry and Toilet articles that
are up to the standard
Prescriptions a Specialty
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- WE also handle a complete line o(
{ School supplies such as pencils, pc s,
j tablets, rulers, also a (Inc line of Jewc ry.
PUBLIC AUCTIONEER
W. K. WYANT
1F you HAVE A SALE TO FRY AND j
AY YANT IS BUSY. ITT IT OFF UN- J
TIL YOU CAN GET 111 M. lIE WILL
(.JET RESULTS FOB A OF AM) YOU
WANT TO ENGAGE HIM AHEAD OR
HE WILL BE BUSY. ADDRESS,
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put you in a Business Telephone for §2.50 n
month; a Residence Telephone for SI .50 a month.;
a desk set 50c per month extra; extension bell,
business, 50e per month ; extension bell, residence
25c per month. We have a No. 10 metallic toll
line to First View, Kit Carson, Wild Horse and
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Prompt and efficient service at all times. j|
Cheyenne County Telephone Company
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THE CHEYENNE RECORD.
} Legal Notices \
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, U. S. Land OT.ce at
Hugo. Colo.. Rec. 31. 1913.
\ T otice is hereby given that Albert L. Tuxhorn of
ii Arapahoe, Colorado, who on July 27
1910. made homestead entry serial No. 0)1265
for the sw *4 of section 26 township 1 4 s range 43 w
sixth principal meridian has filed notice of inten
tion to make three year proof to establish claim to
the land abfive desrscribed. before the County.
Judge of Cheyenne County, at Cheyenne Wells. Colo
on February 10,1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John H. Owen. J. H. Nelson. Jesse C. Dunton.
Frank LostcraM of Arapahoe Colorado. «
jan 8 feb 5 P. O. Hedlund. Register.
NOTH’K FOB PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office
at Hugo. Colo., Dec 13, 1913.
Notice is hereby g.ven tfiat Wells D. Jackson of
Cheyenne Wells.* Cclo . who on January 3rd.
191 1, made Homestead entry serial No.ol 1692. tor
the east half le \t) of section 22 township i 2 s
range 44 w sixth principal meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final three year proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above described, before the
Judge of the County Court. Cheyenne Co., at Chey
enne We is, Colo., on the 1 Oth day of February 1914
Claimant names as witnesses :
J A. Denley, S.*W. Eaber, Patrick I>tzg<ralri.
Alexander Morrison, all of Cheyenne Wells. Coio
jan 8 feb 3 P, O Hedlund Register-
Notice
First Publication Jan 8, 19)4
STATE OF COLORADO »
Cheyenne County, > “
County Court of Cheyenne Connty.
To the January Term A. D. 1914.
Petition To Sell Rcalcstate to Pay Debt*
J. N. Hoflenbaugh. Administrator cf the Estate j
of Jessie Norns, Deceased
VS.
Norris, (whose given name is unknown), hus- |
band, and William Norris, Mary Norris. Luther
Norris. Foster Norris, and all other heirs of Jessie '
Norris ceceased.
Affidavit of »he non-residence of all the defend- :
ants <*bove named, having been filed in tne office j
01 the Judge of the county Couit of Cheyenne j
County, notice is hereby given to the «aid Norris. 1
(whose given name is unknown), husband, William
Norris. Mary Norris. Luther Noriis, Foster Norris. I
and all of the heirsot Jessie Norris, deceased, that
the said J. N. Holler, tough, Administrator of trie
estate of Jessie Non is. deceased, has filed his pe
tiiiou in the said ''ounty Court of • heyenne county,
tor an order to sell the premises belonging to the
estate of said deceased, or so much of it as may be
needed to pay the dtb'.s of said deceased, and do
scibed as to lows, to-wit: Lots three (3) and four
(4) in block nine «9> of the town cf Ch*-yenne Wells,
Ccloiado. according to the recordered plat theieof.
at private sale. And that a summons has been is
sued out cf this Couit against you re.ui liable at the
January Term, A, D. 1914. of said Court, to be hol
deh on the Monday of A. D. 1914,
at the Court House in Cheyenne Wc’ls, in Cheyenne
County. Cclo aao.
Now. unless you. the said Norris, husband
(whose given name is unknown) William Norris
Mary Norris. Luther Norris Foster Norris, and all
other heirs shall personally be and appear before
said County Court of Cheyenne county, on the first
day of the term thereof, to be holden.at Cheyenne
We Is in said Countv. on the second Monday of Feb
ruary A. D. 1 91 4, and plead, answer or demur to
the said Complainant's petition ii ed herein, the
same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken as confessed, and a decree
entered against you acccidmg to the prayer of said
bill.
WITNESS. F H Spencer. Judge of toe County
Court in and for the said County of Cheyenne at his
office in Cheyenne Wells this 61 h day of January.
A D. 1914. and the seal oj said Court hereunto
affixed.
(LSI F. H. Spencer.
jan 8 jan 29 4t Judge.
Notice of -Application
To Lerse State Landa.
Office of The State Board of Land
Commissioners.
Denver. Colo., Jan. 8. 7914.
Notice is hereby given that A. D. Schultz, whose
ccstoffice address is Cheyenne Wells. Colo., has
made application No. A 2164 to lease the following
described School lands, situate ir Cheyenne county.
Colorndo. to wit: All of section sixteen (I 6) town
fourteen s( 14) range forty-four w(44) school land in
Cheyenne county Colorado.
•Notice is fu-ther netefcy given that all other per
sons desiring to file an application to [rase th>s tract
of land must file the same in this office pri.r to
February bth 191 4. ns no othe f application to lease
the above described lands will be considered after
said cate.
VOI.NEY T. HOGGART.
Register Sta r e Board [ and Commissioners.
(First Pub jan 15 Ins? pub Feb 5 4t
Notice of A \~l[ »1 ic?nt i o rr
To Lec.ie State Lands
Office of The State Board of Land
Commissioners.
Denver. Colo., Jan. 8. 1 914 ;
Notice is hereby v given that B. Dale Belske. whose
postoffice address'is Eads. Colo., has madeapplica
tirnjNo. A 12193 to lease the following desribtd I
School lands, situate sn Cheyenne county Colorado,
to-wit: All of section 36 town fifteen s (I 5 range
forty-eight w (48) school land, in Cheyenne county.
Colorado.
Notice is further hereby given that all other per
sons desiring to file an application to lease this tract
of land must file the seme in this cffice prior to
February 5. 1 9? 4. as no other application to lease
! the above described lands will be considered after
; said date,
VOLNEY T. HOGGART.
Register Stite Board Land Commissioners,
j First Pub jan 1 5 last pub Feb 5 4t
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! NOTICK For. in:BOICATION
I Department cf the Interior If. S- Land Office
Hugo. Cclo . January 15. 1914-
N otice is hereby given that Mark E. Shaw
% of Beaverton, Colorado, who on October
4 1910 made Homestead entry serial No 011471
for n’? section 10 township i2s range 46 w.
sixth principal meridan, has filed notice of intention
i to make three year proof to establish claim to the
| land above described, before the Judge oftheCoun
j ty Court, Cheyenne county Colorado, at Cheyenne
I Wells. Colorado, on the 24th day of February 1914,
Claimant names as witnesses:
J Henry Bunch, Fred O. Lewis, Ben. Colee. Will
; Hurtz. all of Beaverton, Colorado,
jan 22-feb 19 P. O. Hedlund. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dfepartment of the Interior U. S. Land Office at
Hugo, Colo.. January 15 1914.
"V’otice is hereby given that Henry M. Scnumm. of
11 Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, who on February
23 )907 made Homestead entry serial No, 04271
for the nw li section 8 township 15 s range 43 w.
sixth principal meridian has filed notice of intention
to make final five year proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before the Judge of the
County Court. Cheyenne County Colorado, at Chey
enne Wells, Colorado, on the 23rd day of February
1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Claus Beek, jr, Fred Beek, J. V, Aitken. Elza
Sheeley, all of Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.
Jan 22-feb 19 P. O. Hvdlund. Register.
No ice For Publ Ic&i tic n
Department of the 1 tjrior, U. S. Land Office at
Hugo, Colo . Jan 2?. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that David Robertson, c-1
Cheyenne Walls, Colorado, who on May 3 ,
1910. made Homestead Entry, serial No. 030G3 at
the Hugo. Colo. Land Office, for se'i sec, 34 town
15s range 4Ew G.h P M and on October 2. IStl.
m id- Horm stead Entry serial No. c 5582 at the La
mar Colorado Land Offiice for the Lots 3. 4, and
s'* sw 1 1 section 2 townsh p Uxs range 45w Gth
principal meridan has filed notice of his intention to
make final three y^ar proof, to establish claim to the
land above 'described, before the Judge of the coun
ty court in and for Cheyenne county, Colorado, at
Cheyenne Wells, Cok> , cq the lfcth day ol March
1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Philip Hollander. F. W. Kings'ey. Ward Ripley.
Howard E. Robertscn, all of Cheyenne Wells Co.o.
fcb 5 mar 12 P. O. Hed/und, Rcgis f er.
PROSPECT HILL.
The snowdrifts which have
hung around our houses ai d
'barns for two months like ghosts
have gone at last, and we are
g ! ad.
January was a model month
throughout. Hardly a day but
thawed some, notwithstanding
this it took the whole month to
melt away December’s snow'
j Since the snow embargo has
(been lifted travel cn our road has
! been resumed on our road. We
j are glad to Low to the public
1 again, 'for after all it is good pec
i pie stirring about that makes
pleasant living.
Warren Givens and neighbor
Everson were callers at the Hill
on Saturday. The latter informs
me that fie has three children in
school this winter and that they
walk four miles in search of book
learning, Joe, Iver and Joanna
Evtrtcn will get there at this
rate—all they want is a chance.
Allen Warren, of near Arapa
hoe, went to Denver last week
to appear before aU. S. recruit
ing officer with the view of join
ing the regular military service.
If accepted, we hespeak for Al
len a successful career, for he has
mechanical qualities which will
bring him into nntice and ulti
mate prominence.
Ed. Kent has an extension of
30 days on his furlough, then
lie will return to Leavenworth,
Kansas, and await further orders
from his commander. Dr. and
Mrs. Reed Calkins have enjoyed
his home coming. This fall Ed
will be mustered out and become
a civilian, and likely practice the
veterinary profession, winch he
has given special attention to in
the army.
Birthdays are great beginnings
to us all. Each succeeding anni
versary is almost as much so.
They are mile posts wrh finger
boards pointing ahead. Monday
was the writers wife’s birthday,
and as good fortune would have
it, it was also Mrs. Jtsse Dun
ton’s. By previous arrangement
we all dined together at Mr. and
Mrs. Dur.ton’s on that day, we
had a good dinner and a good
time, for these are good people.
They are also live wires, art!
keep things moving on the ranch,
land are valuable members of so
ciety. We wish them many hap
py returns of the day.
Walter L. Bales, editor of the
Excelsior Springs Standard fa
vors the writer with a copy of
his ably edited paper of Jan. 30.
Among the many things.of inter
est we note that at a mass meet
ing of the city Democrats that
he was elected secretary of the
Central Committee. Mr. Bales
devotes two columns of his paper
to carefully written paragraphic
editorials on current topics. One
we note of concern to us all, that
on Feb. Ist the express compan
ies put into effect a new schedule
of rates cutting old rates nearly
half in two and this will acrue to
the benefit of the people and the
Democratic party is to thank for
it.
After a two months blockade
in our road, the writer and wife
attended church at Arapahoe on
Sunday ,Rev. H. H. Gane preach- ,
ed to the people. His theme was *
j “Hpw to avoid ti e Dark Moun
tains.” Pride ancl other forms
:of sin tended to inflate the hu
j man out.of his God given sphere.^
! Humility was heavtns grace to
I enable him to be beautiful even
in God’s eyes. After sirvice we
were nicely entertained at diuner
at Bro. Ganes, himself, wife and
five children, make thtm of that
goodly scriptural number, seven.
They are snugly housed in the
new pars mage. The children
are fine good pictures of health,
while the parents have not yield
ed as readily to onr talutary cli
mate. We enjoyed u-r two
hours social time and big dinner.
Miss Margaret Wilson, the
President’s daughter, addressed
a meeting in Washington, D. C.,
onxivic improvement. She ad
vocates the use of country school
houses as social centers she said: (
‘‘The social center movement in
the final analysis is the funda
mental principle of Democracy. .
No matter how cultured we are,
we cannot get ideas alone, and
we must get together and get
them from each other.” So we
gathered from the St. Louis Re
public on Wednesday. Our teach
ers and other progressive citizens
are being animated by this same
idea ar.d are carrying on debating
societies over the country and in
this way cultivating the social
virtues while gaining broader
views in the mutual exchange of
opinions. First View and Arapa
hoe are furnishing some notable
examples along this line. Let
the good work go on.
ARAPAHOE.
Mrs, G. F. Kibbee is visiting
with relatives south of town this
weejt.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dunton and
family visited at the home of S.
S. Eash Sunday.
Mrs. Luella Sawyer, and small
daughter, is spending this week
with her parents and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Abernathy and
Charlotte.
Clyde Owen departed for his
home in New Castle, Wyo., after
spending several mon'ths with
relatives here.
IVlrs. Dodson and daughter.
Hazel, visited at the Loster home
Saturday evening and attended
the Beek dance.
Another great success was the
dance at Fred Beek’s, if you
don’t believe it, ask someone
what time they got home. There
was about 65 there, several from
Sheridan Lake.
Tne news came to town last
Wednesday that grandpa Blood’s
house had burned down, his
daughter, Inez, had her trunk
packed fo go back east to her
husband, and we understand
everything burned but her coat
and hat. and nothing was save I
in the house. We extend sympa
thies. •
One of the greatest events that
has ever been recorded in Chey
enne county's history was enjoy •
ed by about 60 persons last
Thursday night, the event being
a banquet given by The Ladies
Social Circle in I heir building,
(the chapel), each member had
the right to invite one person, so
those who did not have husbands
invited others. Grand success,
it surely was. The chapel was
arranged most artistically and
the table was grand, it would
take quite awhile and lots of room
to explain the good things there
was to eat, and the numerous
toasts that were given which
could only be heard to be appre
ciated, and the music good talks
and everything, can only be ex
plained by saying it was surely
a grand success. But that only
spalls what everything the I.adiea
Social Circle does.