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Cheyenile Record
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
G. T. QOGKUT, Owner and Publisher
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Published e'v.ery Thursday in Cheyenne Wells,
Oheyenne county Colorado, and entered at the
postoffice as second class' mail matter, April 3.1912
under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Subscription One Dollar per Year
ADVERTISING SATES
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POSTOFFICE HOURS.
From 7 a, rri. to 7. p. m. on
week days.
From 10 to 11 a. m. and from
4 to 5 p. m. on Sundays.
Legal Holidays same as Sun
days. Mrs. Jennie Ross.P. M
Notice For Bids.
The school board of Dist. No. 2
will receive sealed bids to fur
nish Coal for the different schools
in the District.
All bids must be in by July 31,
1914.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
For further information see
any member of the board.
13 2t E. .1. Snydal, Sec.
Last Saturday being the Fourth
of July, the day opened up bright
and clear, and the people from
far and near jbegan coming to
Cheyenne Wells and by noon
there was quite a large crowd
assembled at the fair grounds,
where the picnic was being held.
The program was well carried
out, and the Band boys in their
new uniforms looked fine, and
dispensed, some good music to
the audience. Take it in all and
the picnic was a great success.
Now is the time to gather your
specimens of grasses and grains
and prepare for the Big County
Fair at this place to be held Sep
tember 9th to 12th. Let us see
if we can’t make our Fair one of
the grandest affairs that lias ever
been held in Eastern Colorado,
by having the best exhibit at the
Fair.
You can prepare your speci
mens and bring them or send
them to the Cheyenne Land Com
pany and they will take care of
them. Let eyery farmer get
busy.
Miss Sylva Eeese met with a
painful accident,, last. Sunday.
Sjie and Miss Melba Akerly were
out horseback-riding, and some
how the horse became unmau
agable, and started .to run ami in
going round a corner it fell,
throwing Miss Sylva on her head.
When picked up Miss Sylva was
she was immediate
ly taken to the house and home
remedies were used, and finally
restored to consciousness. She
was pretty badly bruised up, but
at the present writing is getting
along nicely, and we hope she
will continue to do so.
NOTICE
Staled bids will be received by
the Board of County Commission
ers of Cheyenne county, Colora
do, up to 2 o’clock p. m, July 21,
1914, for material to finish two
jury rooms in the upper story of
the County Court House; consist
ing of lath, plaster, base boards,
window casings, 3 inch hard pine
flooring etc.
Also for the necessary lumber
to perform said labor.
Dated at Cheyenne Wells .this
3th day of July 1914.
H. C. Nelson,
County Clerk,
Announcements
Under this heading candidate's an
nouncements will 1h» published until
the primary election in September at
the flat rate of $5.00, payable strictly
in advance Notice must not exceed
ten lines at this- rate. Extra lines
must be paid for at the flat » ate of 50
cents a line for the full time:
For United States Represen
tative.
I hereby announce to the Demoor utic
j voters of the Second Congressional
District Unit I shall be a candidate for
the nominatioh for Congress on the
Democratic ticket subject to the result
of the forthcoming primary.
| Harry H. Seldomridge.
I Secretary of State.
To The Democracy of Colo.
In response to requests recently
made by a number of my friends. 1
take this opportunity of announcing
my candidacy for the Democratic nom
ination for the office of Secretary of
State. I have resided in the state of
Colorado for thirty-seven years, hav
ing come to this Stats in 1H77, from
my native State of Kentucky. From
the time i cast my lirst vote' 1 have,
been associated with the Democratic
party, having spent thirteen years in
uotive work in connection with the
State Democratic Committee, as As
sistant Secretary, i have always work
ed for the benefit of the Democratic
1 party and for the benefit of the candi
dates nominated by the party, and
1 have not heretofore culled upon the
voters of tills State to vote for uie for
any office.
| For flic past live years I have liecn
.. Deputy Secretary of State. In that
i position I have naturally become fa
miliar with the duties of the office to
which I aspire. Ithink 1 can claim
with some pride that L have been in
strumental iu placing the office of the
Secretary of State upon a thoroughly
business like basis without attempting
ito detract anything from the credit
which belongs to the Secretary of
Stutc, Mr. Dearer. I am sure lie will
agree tliat I have devoted myself en
tirely to this end during the time that
i have been his Deputy. 1 have pro
ceeded all tlie while upon the theory
that this office should give prompt, ad
equate and efficient service to the pub
lic just us though it were u private en
terprise seeking the good will of its
patrons, and I have worked with this
in view without u day's vacation dur
ing the past five years. The present
Secretary of State, Mr. I’enrce, while
properly remaining neutral owing to
the fact tiiat two of his subordinates
are candidates, will testify to the cor
rectness of what 1 have just said.
If elected to the office I promise the
people tlie continued businesslike ad
ministration of the office that l have
assisted in giving in tlie pust. This is
primarily my platform. Insofar, how
ever, as the duties of the ofliee relate
to governmental mutters, i think it
should ut all times uid the constituted
authorities in the strict and impartial
enforcement of the law of tlie State,
and if elected pledge my support to
tills end.. Hespectfuily, .
Tuns. ,l'\ D11.1.0N, .fit.
Denver, Colorado,
June 17, 11114,
HEAR YE HEAR YE.
YOU REPUBLICANS
A meeting will be held in the
j Court House at Cheyenne Wells
{Saturday evening July 11th at
I 7:30 for the purpose of filling all
| vacancies oecuritig among the
precinct committeemen and per
fecting the organization, and for
the transaction of such other
business as may come before the
house.
It is urgently requested that
all committee men and women
still living in the county be pres
ent at this meeting.
L. W. Wells, Chairman.
The Methodist church wishes
to thank the people for their lib
eral support on the new piano
which has been installed in the
church. Some one made a prom
ise Monday morning to*pays 3.00
for every $l.OO raised during the
day, and by night $70.00 was
paid into the piano fund, $93.00
wa3 paid down. We now have
THE CHEYENNE RECORD.
a $395.00 piano which was made
to the church at the very low
price of $227.00,. leaving a bal
ance of $134.00 to be paid in
quarterly installments of $22.00
each. We still have the organ to
; sell and the proceeds to be ap
plied on the piano fund.
D. M. Scott.
NOTICE.
' The Board of Directors of ’
scbpol Dist. No. 6 will receive
sealed bids for the moving of,
the Ascalon school house from its
present location, to the
ef section 2 town 15 range 45 urf*
til July 11, 1914, at 10 o’clock, A. J
: M. I
| The building is 18x24 with a
6x14 addition; to be set on a ce
ment foundation, leveled to a
heighthof six inches, and 8 inch
es wide. |
The Board reserves the right
tck reject any and all bids. Dia
gram of building can be seen at
the Record office.
Address, S D. Robertson, Sec.
Dist. No. 6. Cheyenne Wells,
I Colorado.
I :
! CARTER-ARNETT.
!
i Mr. Chas. F. Carter and Mips
Leota V. Arnett of Prairie Rose
Community, Cheyenne County, i
Colo., were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents
lat 8:30 P. M. Wednesday June
the 24th 1914, in the presence of
a large number of relatives and
friends from the surrounding
neighborhood and some of whom
were from Towner and Arapahoe. I
The bridal pair were beauti- !
fully and tastily attired and from
an adjoining room in response to
a wedding march played by Mrs.
Lambert, took their places be
fore an artistic floral arch facing
the guests. Rev. Gane perform
ed a unique and very impressive 1
ceremony, making this happy
couple, husband and wife. An
appetizing and abundant supply
of refreshments were served and
vocal and instiumental music
characterized the occasion and
a general good time was had.
The bride and groom are well
and favorably known and their
many friends wish them all the
good things of earth and time.
Many nice and useful articles
were presented to these young
people which will remind them
of the warm and loving regards
! and compliments of their many
donars.
One who was there. J
NORTH VIEW
Miss Charlotte Reuter returned
to Walsenhurg last week.
Mr. A. O. Hedlund made final ;
proof on his homestead Monday. ?
Elbert Plessinger returned
from the harvest fields, Sunday.
| Mrs. Hatcher will entertain
the Ladies Aid, Thursday July
( 16th. |
i Verne Hill attended the dance
in Cheyenne Wells the evening
of the Fourth. i
I I
I Mr. Hatcher headed Mr, Hed
lunds rye Tuesday. It is a fine
• piece of grain. i
I People of this vicinity are re
joicing over a fine rain which
came Sunday evening. |
! Miss Bernice Plessinger is
! home from attending Institute at
i Hugo. She reports a very inter
esting and profitable session. j
The specicl school election re
sulted in a vote for the removal
of the Waterville school house to
the S. W. corner of Sec. 27 T 13
Range 44. i
We hear many commendatory
words spoken of the manner in
which Cheyenne Wells entertain
ed the people the Fourth. Every
one had a splendid time., 1
I Don’t Buy Lumber
v Coal Cement; or any
S k »»Ml of BUILDING
Untif,you have-first called da
■ / I 11 me ’ exa mined my s dtocfe and
Bt got m y P r ‘ces. I have a good
I c * ear sto< anc * am prepared
r° meet compctlon oft price 1
Building Material of all kinds, wm take |
pleasure in showing you my stock and quoting I
you prices whether you buy or not, 1
Rubberoid Roofing at especially low prices, j
Yours for Busines, i- I
Chas. Eichenberger |
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Dry Goods, Groceries, and*
General Merchandise.
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I also handle a complete line of boys!
•• suits and Knickerbockers. Give me
a trial.
I will pay you the highest market '
i price for butter, eggs and cream.
J. C. FORD,
ARAPAHOE, COLO. I
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Undertaking
and Embalming
I carry a complete line of Undertaking goods and
Funeral Supplies. A licensed embalmcr and all
of the most modern equipment for taking care of
and directing funerals, see to the securing of pall
bearers, preparing grave, furnishing steel vault
if desired. Phone 20.
J. N. Hollenbaugh Cheyenne Wells
Overland Garage Co
Sears and Hollenbaugh, Props
CHEYENNE WELLS, - COLORADO
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