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Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
C. T. BOUEBT, Owner and Publisher
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I mm CfIIDRADO tDirORIAL ASSOCIfIiOH I
Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Wells,
Cheyenne 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
A D'VE RTISIK G BATES
Made known upon application
FOR SALE
Residence for sals. Inquire at
Record Office.
TAKEN UP—At my place 9
miles southeast of Arapahoe
one 3 year old steer, two brands
on hip, cross J and cross A also
I on back E R Johnson
STRAYED—2 two year old
tnare mules, branded 6 on right
shoulder. Notify J. Dorenhanip,
Cheyenne Wells, and receive re
ward. 20 tp
FOR SALE —Residence for sale,
a bargain. See G. L. Herrick
Mrs. C. A. Magwire received
a telegram Tuesday, stating th il
her son Floyd, was down with
Pneumonia. She left on tie
afternoon passenger from Bur
lington, to help care for him.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Rich are
the proud parents of a baby gin
born Tuesday October 7th 1919
All parties doing nicely. Oh yes’
you should see Grandpa Nelson
step around since the new arrival
Next Number of the Lecture
Course will be held October 21rt
by the Sheehan Concert Com
pany. This wiil be a musical en
tertainn ent a id ;s t 1 be a
very interesting number. Don’t
forget the date October 21.
FOR SALE-Sec 3-15-44, 2 1-2
miies south of Cheyenne Wells,
Colo. Reasonable terms. Com
mission to agents, Address,
Thos. Morris, Owner,
48 E Superior St
26 2p Chicago, Ills.
Lieut. L. A. Matley, and Ed
Kent, returned home with Reed
Calkins and wife from their trip
to the mountains. Reed and wife
also Bruce Jackson have bpen
gone for about two weeks. They
leport as having a fine time on
their trip.
Slierm Smith and wife went to
Manzanola, Monday for apples
and vegetables. They returned
to Ch -yenne Wells Tuesday even
ing and visited at the M. C. Kor
rell home over night and Wed
nesday. returning to their home
north of Arapahoe Wednesday
evening.
STRAYED—One black mare
pony seven years old, part Shet
land. weight about five or 6001bs
fine bone, long tail. On back of
each ankle below fetlock, Cold
rope or wire cut scar, girth
marks, well broke, unbranded.
Liberal reward for inforn ation r.s
to her whereabouts.
29tf N. R. Waters,
Chepenne Wells, Colo.
ROLL OF HONOR
The following parties have re
newed their subscriptions to the
Record since our last issue.
W W Thomas Apr. 1 20
Geo. H Hose Sept, 12 20
Fred Burchett Oct. 4 20
Fred Soli July 10 20
J P Cahill May 31 20
A M Yoder Apr. 1 20
John Lowe Junne 12 20
F A Schneider Jan 1 21
C E Collins Dec 1 20
A J Rothmeier Sept 19 20
J L Purdy Oct 9 20
Baca County Colo Land
I have a number of tracts of
land for sale, ranging from 320
io 2,000 acres at a very attract
ive price. Baca county is max
ing a quick development, and land
has begun to advance in price
very rapidly. All crops grow
good here. Wheat and corn 30
to 40 bushel per acre this year.
Earl L. Terry.
29 4t Two Buttes, Colo
FEED FOR SALE
120 tons alfalfa hay, 100 tons
wheat straw, 50 acres corn and
30 acres cane in field.
Will sell this feed and give use
of the ranch until March Ist,
Ranch, 6 miles north of Cheyenne
Wells, Colo. 5 section pasture,
fenced, plenty of water, barns,
sheds, corrals and feed 1o winter
1000 head. See W. C. Schultz,
Cheyenne Wells Colo. 27tf
Notice of Adjustment Day]
Estate of James M. Nolan, Deceased
All persons having: claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them for adjustment to
the County Court of Cheyenne county Colorado,
on the Ist day of December A D 1919
2d 4t F S Nolan.
Administrator of said estate
ARAPAHOE CHURCH
NOTICES
There will be a popular song
service at the Chapel at Arapa
hoe, Sunday at 8 o’clock p. m.
Solo by Mr. Benta; Keep the
Home Fire’s Burning and other
popular songs. All are cordially
invited.
Preaching Services October 19
at Grand View school house.
Nine new members joined the
church last Sunday more are ex
pected Sunday. Rev. VV. Eadie
The Hawiian entertainment
given at the Hall Wednesday
evening was attended by a large
attentive crowd and was a very
g->od and clean entertainment.
I OPEN FOR BUSINESS
The Bank of Cheyenne Wells opened its doors for business
October 6, 1919. The Officers and Directors look forward to
many pleasant years of service to the people of this community.
They pledge loyalty, and promise an unexcelled banking service.
I You Expect of this Bank
I SAFETY The assurance that your money will always be safely
| guarded.
I STABILITY— The wise use and application of its funds in the
development of the community, and the service
of its citizens.
SERVICE —An up-to-date banking service, coupled with the
freedom of seeking advice and counsel concerning
your financial affairs.
This Bank Expects of You
CONFIDEN<-E--ln the integrity and ability of its officers.
APPRECIATION --That measure of gratitude it deserves in the wise
use of its funds for your benefit.
DESIRE--T 0 avail yourselves of the up-to-date banking ser
vice it offers.
This bank appreciates the service which the pioneer institu
tions and pioneer citizens have given to this community. It
enters the field of banking, believing it will develop, not at the
expense of its competitors, but along with them.
We solicit your patronage and friendship. Come in and
get acquainted.
THE BANK OF CHEYENNE WELLS
CARROLL BROWN, Cashier
Capital, $25,000 Surplus, $2,500
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j; and it is guaranteed. So we’ll just switch into their shop “
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'■ ning one htaltd up in no-time. All work under the super- ;;
;; vision of an experienced men in Ihe auto business.
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Their wcik is thorough and it lasts longer than the rest '■
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Garage opposite Dr. Homer’s Office
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l Theater *
* Tuesday Oct. 14. 1919 ♦
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* Bryant Washburn’s Production *
* ‘‘VENUS IN THE EAST” *
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* Saturday October 18, 1919 *
+ Louise JVI, AToott’s *
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* Special Production J
* “LITTLE WOMEN” +
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* Regular prices, 15 and 25c, all shows start at 8:00 +
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I Sell
Lots of Land
I sell land because I have every fa
cility for so doing
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Those who want Land should come
to me to find it.
Those who have Land to sell should
come to me to find purchasers.
I Bring Buyer and Seller Together.
It’s as simple as A. B. C, but re
quires a system. I have that system,
and it rarely ever fails to work.
Don’t vear yourself out trying to
find what you want. See me, tell me,
I will do the rest.
J. N. HOLLENBAUGK,
. Cheyenne Wells, Colorado
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I TOO LATE AGAIN
Last week we offered you a55 acre place at $3,750.00. This was an
ideal place for cows hogs or fi'tli,, but we have to inform you that the
place is off the market. Our offering this weak is just as good a
buy as anything we have had, but of a different character, can you
immagine a CHOICE MOUNTAIN STOCK RANCH
with 3 sets of improvements, one of them consisting of a 21 room hotel
large barn, other buildings, the hotel doing a cash business, unsolici
ted, cutting about 200 tons of hay, springs and irrigating water; close
to Ft. Collins, all for a lower price than cheap unirrigated land? You
can buy this ranch on easy terms, or buy part of it and lease the re
r ■ mainder, but you can't got it at all UNLESS YOU HURRY
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S the farmers are buying the u. Truck
I Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit.
| For Sale at the E. J. HARRIS GARAGE
I CheyenneJWells. Celo.-.aio. ’
Auction Sales
OF
FARMS & PERSONAL PROPERTY
Is my special work. CALL AND TALK IT OVER
WRITE OR PHONE FOR DATES
P. J. JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER
Phone Res 46-17 Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
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