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VOL. 9
PAUL H. WORLAND |
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UNDERTAKER
Mr3. C. A. MAGWIRE, Assistant
WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS
“He Proflteth most who servos Best.”
OFFICE—At Magwige Hotel, Cheyenne Wells, Colo
HUPMOBILB
The Standard of quality, open and closed models.
Ekhoff & Hull
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J Grain, Seeds, Flour aud Feed Bought and Sold 2
X Will buy and load on track at Arapahoe, First View, and 2
t Arena, at any time. Highest prices paid and a square (ica 2
I to all at all times. 2
% Always have a good supply of Flour and Feed on hand 2
| Cheyenne'Weis Elevator :
X M. S- KETCMAM, Manager. |
X CHEYENNE WELLS Phone 79 COLORADO 2
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Hill Crest Acres
Choice Suburban tracts in acreage
from 7 to 10 aces each, facing the new
Highway being put thru Hill Crest
A Jimited number of tracts for sale this
week on easy terms, priced right.
ideal home sights, close in, room for a
cow or two, chicken raising and general
garden and truck raising.
Atlas Land and Development Co
Call for Mr. ICoock at Magwire Hotel, will he glad to show you.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ambrosier
of Brandon, were in Cheyenne
Wells Saturday, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, of Phillips
burg Kansas. Mrs. Taylor is a
sister of Mrs. G. H. Ambrosier
and is making her and family a
visit
The Editor and wife, accom
panied by W. T. Hollenbaugh
and family autoed out to the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Am- j
brosier last Sunday to spend the
day and get acquainted with the
new baby girl.
Cheyenne Record.
CIIEYENNE WELLS, CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1920
L. (J. Swartzinberg arrived in
Cheyenne Wells the first of the
week / rom Kansas, where he has
been working in the Harvest
fieles.
FOR SALE
1919 Avery 12-25 tractor, 1920
Titan 10-20 tractor, each with
plow and packer, new cook car
fullv equipped; Ford ton truck,
mechanically like new; 300 gal
lon water and fuel tanka, pump
hose, barrels, etc.
22tf Robt A. Geary
First View, Colo, at Fuller’s
sheep ranch.
County Commissioners’
Proceedings.
Lhoyonno Welle, Colorado,
August 3,1920.
Board of Connty Commissioners of
Cheyenne County, Colorado, met ns per
adjournment with all members present,
t.» wit:
Walter Ramsay, Chairman; J W Shy,
Commissioner, A 1 Johnson, Commit*
sioner, and E II AUerly, Clerk. i
Minutes af previous meeting read and >
approved.
The road viewers report on the pe
tition of Goo W Liles et nl., was pre
sented and the following resolution of
fered ky Mr Johnson and seconded by
Mr Shy aud unanimously cairied that 0
Whereas, said report appears to be.
complete in every ditaii,
Therefore, Be It Resolved, that the
report be approved and the route detr
cnbed therein be, and the (nine is here
by declared a public liighwuy, to wit:
Commencing at the northeust corner
of section 21, township 16, range 48,
west of the 6th principal lnetidian, be
ing a point on stnee highway No, IT. S.
thenco running east on sec. line to the
northeast corner of sec. 21, said twp.
range, thence s mth one mile to south
vast cor. of sec. 24, thence enst 2 miles
to NE cor. of sec. 29, twp. 10, range 47,
thence south 1 mile to SE cor. of sec.
29, thence east 2 nrles to NE cor. of S2c.
.34, twp. IG, range 47, thence north 4
miles to NE cor. of sec. 10, twp 16, range
47, thenco west one mile to NE cor. sec.
9, twp. IG, range 47,thenco north approx
imately roile to the corruct'on line ut
NE corner of sec. 4, twp. IG, range ’.7,
thence west three mi'os to NE corner
of section one (1), twp. IG, range 48; at
which point county road is intercepted*
Road viewers on the petition of J 11
Nelson et al-, bavii g failed to make re
port, the same was laid over for future
action. i
The viewer report on the pstition of ■
R E *ynoM> et a! was presented ar.ci
not b.ing complete, was otdered re
turned to the viewers for correction.
Whereupon, adjournment was taken
until 9 o’ucioek u. iu., August 4, 1929.
E. 11. Akerlv,
Choyonno Wells, Colorado,
August 4, 1920.
Hoard of County Commissioners met
as per adjournment with all mouibevs
i present.
Jn tbo matter of the road petition of
edwin I3u«*k et a l , for joint county ro.su
arrangements were made for Ihe com
j missionors of Cheyenne and Kiowa
| counties to meet at the starting point
of said route August Oth,-and view the
road petitioned for, but owing to recent
heavy rains and washouts,this board de
cided to abandon tl c trip f.>r this time.
Road petition of E 11 Hadley jt a!
was presented and laid over for a period
of 30 days.
A list of one hundred na.iiQS drawn
from the three commissioner districts of
the county us being resident taxpayer.-,
was submitted by the board as being
eligible for jury ser.icu for the October
tennof the district court, and the clerk
of this board is instru ted to certify the
same to the clerk of the district court.
In the matter of a petition signed by
freo-holders living aljog and adjacent
to a public road located and running
one mile on the suction line between sec
tions 8 and 17, twp 14. south of range
43, west of the 6th principal meridian,
anil presented to the board of county
commissioners on this 4th day of.\u
gust, 1920, the following resolution was
olTered by Mr Shy and duly seconded
by Mr A 1 John-on. that
Whereas, said petition prays for the
vncatioa of said road, and respec tfudy !
represents taut the necessity i f said 1
public road has been done away with '
by the recent construction of a public j
highway along the south boundary of ■
the Union Pacific ruilroad light of way. •
Now Therefore Bi It Resolved, that !
said pelitioj bo approved and the road
designated tnerem be, and the same is
hereby declare i vacated. All members
voting in the uiliirinali ve.
Tiro- County Clerk’s Semi-Annual
Statement of the couditions of state (
revenues in Cheyenne county for the
six months ending June 30th, 1920,'and |
the Semi-Annual Statement of the re J
caipts and disbursements of Cheyenno
county for the •nine period, were pro- :
tented to the ooard, and the same au
dited and approved.
Whereupon, adjournment was taken
until nine o'clock a. in., Aug. 5, 19*20. !
Attest: E. 11. Akerlv, Clerk. |
(Coni nucd next week,)
It looks quite natural again to
see Austin Counts behind the
counters. He is assisting: at the
Curtis & Son store during the ab '
sence of Mr. Curtis.
Notice to Contractors
In lie Cheyenne County High School
and Domestic Science Hall.
Bids will he received till the .’list
day of August, A. D. 1920, at 8:00
o’clock, i\ M by the Cheyenne Coun
ty High School committee, at Chey
enne Wells, Colorado, for the con
, struction of a two-story High School
buiiding and a Domestic Science build
ing at Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, in
, accordance with the plans and specili
! cations as prepared by Mountjoy and
Freweu, .‘ll3 Cumber of Commerce
Building, Denver, Colorado.
Plans and specifications will be on
file at the office of Miss Agnes Nicker
son, Secretary, Cheyeune Wells, and
at the office of the Architects after the
10th day of August, 1920, and the same
may be obtained by contractors upon
deposit of #5.00 which will be returned
upon return of the plans and specifi
cations.
All bids to be on blank forms as
furnished with specifications, and each
accompanied by a certified check or
b.dder’s bond made payable to the
board of directors, and in a sum not
less than live per cent of the proposal
tendered, as a guarantee that should a
contract be awarded that successful
contractor will enter contract and fur
nish bond, all as required by the.spec
itications. The bond and checks of
bidders will be returned, also that of
the successful bidder, after Surety
Bond has been furnished.
The board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
l?y order of the Cheyenne County
High School Committee, at Cheyenne
Wells, Colorado,
Dated th: 3rd day of August, 1920
W. F. Williams
George Clossen
Agnes Nicke r son
Claude Riggs
Charles Stelter
Bon to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. La
Cost, living southeast of Arapa
noe, twin boys, on Sunday Aug.
IC, 1920. All parties doing nice
iy.
J. E. Love. wife and daughter
of Oberiin. Kansas cousins of Jas
Johnson, < f this city are making
Mr. Johnson and family a short
visit this week.
Miss Sybil Ross visited with
the family of Avery Parham, at
McAllister Kansas, the latter
part of last week, returning Sun
day via auto route, accompanied
by R. B. McCrumb,
Next Sunday August 22nd, at
10:30 A. M. Divine Services will
be held in the School building of
Cheyenne Weils. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. All are Welcome
B. Skov, Pastor.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Ludwig, Wednesday morning
August 18 1920 a 12 pound baby
hoy. All parties doing nicely
except Matt and we expect with
proper treatment he will be docile
in a few days.
J. Pilmaier and daughter, a
subscriber of the Record, living
at Keohuk lowa, passed through
Cheyenne Wells last Thursday on
his way to Denver and the moun
tains. Wc acknowledge a social
cail from them.
Dr. W. J Scoggin, dentist, of
Oenver, formerly of Hugo, Colo,
ha 3 arranged to visit Cheyenne
Wells regularly in the practice ol
his profession. His first regular
visit will be Wednesday and
Thursday Sept 1-2 • 22
Save your teeth and save> your
health. Consult with Dr. Scog
gin, dentisr, Wednesday and
Thursday, September Ist and 2nd
All dental operations performed
comparatively painlessly and at
a price you can afford to pay.
The High School is going to be
short of rooms to take care of the
students that come in. Will the
ladies in Cheyenne Wells open
their homes to the stud*nts until
the new High School quarters
are completed. Tell Mr. Graves
how many you can take.
There will be a Storage Battery
Service Station op -ned here about
September Ist in the present lo
cation of the Nelson Sears Really j
Companp. j
An application has been sent
into the headquarters of the
American Legion, signed by
about 25 ex-service Soldiers, to
have a Charter issued for a Le
gion to be established at this
place. This is an organization
that every Soldier Boy should be
long to.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heart
felt Thanks for the many kind
nesses shown us during the re
cent illness and death of our be
loved husband and father, and
for the beautiful florial offerings
Mrs. A. B. Hatcher and children
In this issue J. E, Goodnight,
of Kit Carson, announces him
self as a Democratic Candidate
by petition for the office of coun
ty Treasurer. Mr. Goodnight is
well know here for his business
qualifications, ami is now Man
ager of the Farmers store at Kit
Carson, which speaks well for
his business qualifications.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the announcement of V
Shankland, for the office of Coun-
Ity Commissioner, on the Repub
lican ticket from the 3rd, Com
missioners district. Mr. Shank
land is a man well known in this
part of the district, having been
in the Lumber business at Arapa
hoe, and is now buying grain at
that place, and is well qualilied
to fill the position to which he
seeks.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that in
accordance with section 213 chap
ter 3, of an act in relation there
to. approved March 22, 1 902, the
Board of County Ccmmisslonei s
of Cheyenne county. Colorado,
will meet in the office of the
county clerk in the Court House,
in Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, on
the Ist and 3rd Tuesday of the
month of September, A. B. 1920,
to sit as a Board of equalization,
for the purpose of hearing com
plaints l'tom those who are dis
satisfied with their assessments,
and to equalize the same among
the tax payers of the county, as
in the judgment of the board is
just and proper.
All persons aggrieved are here
by notified to appear before ll e
board on these dates and show
cause why their assessments
should be changed.
Witness my hand and ( fiieial
sea! of said county, at my office,
in Cheyenne Wells, this 9th day
of August A. L). 1920.
[seal] E. H. Akerly,
County Clerk
NOTICE
The County High School vviil
open the 6th of September. On
Saturday the 4th of September
the Principal will be at the High
School from 9:30 A. M. to 12; and
from 1:30 to 4:00 o’clock to meet
any students who may wish to
come up at that time and get
their courses lined out.
Rooms are going to be scarce
until the new quarters are com
pleted and hence every pupil who
is going to have to stay in town
should come in and get arrange
ments completed for his room.
We are going to attempt to
serve meals to the out-of-town
pupils who need it in the base
ment of the building the High
School is now occupying. This
will be furnished at cost.
Willard E. Graves,
Principal.
GRAND VIEW ITEMS.
C. T. Ffost and family* spent
Sunday evening at the Barns
home.
Miss Lulu Yawger is spending
some very entertaining evenings
on her newly acquired Victrola.
tjrand View Sunday school
was going to serve icecream last
Sunday, but being unable to get
it they had all the lemonade the
people could drink, in the after
noon. Prof. Graves gave a very
interesting address, after which
Rev. Eadie preached. The total
pttendanc was sixty-five.
Clarence Dennison has purch
ased him self a new Ford run
about.
B. D. Piatt nr.d wife accom
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
] hereby wish to announce myself as
a candidate for the office of Seeriff
subject to the Republican primaries.
G. A. Hollingshead.
E. II. Akerly announces himself as
a candidate fo.* the office of Clerk and
Recorder, for second term, subject to
the will of the voters at the Republi
primaries to be held Sept. 14, 11)20
We are authorized to announce the
name of Rhee A. Pfost as a candidate
on the Democratic ticket for tile office
of County Treasurer subject to the de
cision of the voters at the coming pri
mary election.
We are authorized to announce the
name of J. E Goodnight as a demo
cratic.candidate, by petition for tho
office of county treasurer, subject tho
vote of the people at tho September
primaries.
J. v. Seanklaml announces liimseU
as a candidate on the Republican tick
et for county commissioner from the
' i> d commissioners district subject to
! the vote of the people on Sept 11th
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paniedJohn Skinner and daugh
ter to the picnic at Grand View
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Watson from
Straton Colorado visited J H.
Ilahe and family Sunday.
W. E. Schimmalmon who hm
been visiting in Canyon city, re
turned to the T. M. Martin home
Friday night.
Rev. Konkel reports that there
were present at the Konkel re
union of Cousins at Canon City
eighteen who picnictd at the
State Park, near the prison walls
on August 16th.
The various places visited by
the cousins were the noted Sky
Line Drive, to the top of the Roy
al Gorge, the State Prison, the
Tunnel, Odd Fellows home and
various other places of interest
The cousins in groups toured
other parts of the StaLe both be
fore and after the day of the re
union at Canyon City. The cous
ins are numerous living in almost
all parts of the State and of the
Nation, and the cousins day is to
be an annual affair.
HERE AND THERE.
Last week in company with
our genial land man McMann we
autoed via the Hayes ranch to
near Brandon. We had no kick
coming from that pleasant trip’
notwithstanding we sold 3 good
mules to McMann. which we had
purchased of EdTiammer, Mc-
Mann puts them on his ranch 7
miles north of Cheyenne Wells.
Good roads is always evidence
of an enterprising put lie. The
tractor and grader arc kept busy
making roads to move the im
mense crops to market, and for
people to go out an 1 witness the
marvelous developement of our
county. It keeps David Zucic,
the Surveyor pretty busy survey
ing new roads. The last roads
to get on the map are in the
Dickman. Hadley neighborhood
also some needed road improve
ments in the Snyder and Nesbit
vicinities.
R. B. Meek, President of the
Bristol Bank with his family ac
companied by Miss Conolmean
Principal of Bristol High school
came Sunday to the writer to call
on us and Miss Maggie Lynn who
are old time Mo, friends. Unfotu
nately we were all from home
and missed seeing them. No
excellence with out labor. This
was excellent in them, and their
reward was in seeing a thriving
town and a prosperous country,
J. A. J.
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