Cheyenne record., June 23, 1921, Image 1

About Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??

Image provided by: History Colorado

                
VOL. 10
-READ-
It is Service you want, and it is service you will get
if you patronize the
Cheyenne WeUs-Denver Truck Line
CLAUDE L. SHRINER, Owner
20TH a ARAPAHOE STS
DENVER, COLO
~♦ *—•* 1 ■* ft —f 11 « f « t t •
♦
G.’D. HOLM
* - ,
Carpenter & Builder
See me for Carpenter work and building, repair work of •.
all kinds.
Prices Right
Inquire at either Lumber Yard
CHEYENNE WELLS, COLO
« ■
« >
* ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ 4 ♦ f—t 4 4 4 t t
" *—*■ ♦ * —f-4—-4 4,4, —f -4-j.
ICE
«»
* •
We are now prepared to furnish
ice delivered in any quantity
Made at Home
* ■
Cheyenne Wells Dairy Mfg
& Stroage Co
* •
* >
* »—* * - • -4 .
Be An International Farmer
Buy International machines, for the most successful
operation of your farm, then keep them 100 per cent
International as long as they last by using only gen
uine IH C Repairs. * '
To ram it up, be an International Farmer, and we will back
you up by International Service, which is dependable and per
manent.
Valore Hardware Co
At Cheyenne Wells from June 22-26
' The Thespians
OPENING PROGRAM OF OUE BIG CHAUTAUQUA
Wo all like musical sketches, impersonations, good solos and readings.
In the Thespian Company we have three versatile young ladies who will
give such a program. The little comedy “Forty Years Ahead” is full of
laughs. “The White Lie” will picture us as others sec us. “The Home
Call” io a scene in a girls* dormitory and a fuss over new hats. This
company covered Standard’s Southern Five Circuit last year and was the
big success of the circuit. Let’s make the first day of our chautauqua a
big day. The Thespians will do their part if you do yours.
Cheyenne Record.
CHEYENNE WELLS, CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, THURSDAY, JUNE 23. 1921
County Commissioners’ Proceedings.
Cneyende Wells, Colo., June 7th, 1921.
Board of County Commissioners met ns per adjournment with the follow
ing members present: J. W. Shy, Chairman, Walter Ramsay and A. I. John
son. C-mimiosioners. Present also G. 11. Akerly, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The questionaire from the State
Highway Engineer regarding road equipmenu, wages paid etc., being re
ceived by the county clerk, was presented to the board and properly tilled out
and ordered returned to the Statu Highway Engineer.
Road petition of S J Adams aud ochsrs wa* presented and ordered laid over
for investigation.
Road viewers’ report upon the petition F 1 Boyack and others was again
presented and the following resolution offered and adopted that,
Whereas, the report appears te be complete in all details, Therefore Be It
Resolved, that the report be approved and the route as prayed for in the peti
tion be and the same is hereby declared a public highway.
Road viewers’ report upon petition of O E Mayfield and otheis was again
presented and the following resolution offered, that, Whereas, the report ap
pears to be complete and is not-damaging to the interest of the abutting land
owners in excess of the benefits derived therefron. Therefore Be It Resolved,
that the report be approved and the route designated therein be and the same
is hereby declared a public highwuy, to-wit: Coiutnencsng at the NE corner of
Sec. 24, Twp. 13, Rrnge 43, thence running westerly approximately 4 miles to the
NG corner of Sec. 20, Twp. 13, Range 43, thence northerly approximately 2
miles to tho NE cornes of Sec. 8. Twp. 13 Range 43, thence westerly approxi
mately <5 miles to the NE corner of Sec. rt, Twp. 13, Range 44.
Tho between the Levy Construction Company and the Board of
County Commissioners for the construction of the Rush Creek, also the con
tract for construction of the single span bridge north of Wild Horse, were pre
nented'and duly signed, and duplicates forwarded to the said Levy Construction
Company, Deuver, Col<*.
In the matter of the contract for construction of a dirt till across the lagoon
on State Highway No. >52, section 3, twp. 15, rang- 48, which was let April 4th,
IW2I tho following resolution was offered and adopted, that, Whereas, it being
specified it. said c»ntract*thnt the dirt fur this Hll was to be taken from the bed
of the lag >on which was dry at the date of letting of said contract, and
Whereas, soon thereafter, heavy rains have caused said lagoon to ba tilled
with water, anti have made it necessary to take tho dirt from borrow pits neur
the eods|of suid till, which creates an extra amount of labor and expense.
Therefore Be It Resolved, that the contractor be allowed 12 cts per cubic
yard extru for the completion of said contract.
The County Treasures appeared before the Board with a request that the
fund carried upon the books of the county treasurer known as the County Bond
Redemption Fund be transferred to the Ordinary Revenue Fund. Therefo.e
the following resolution was offered and adopted that
Whereas, tho oonds issued April Ist, 1903 to satisfy the judgment of Bent
county having all been paid off this fund is no longer necessary.
The refore Be It Resolved, that the balanoe remaining in said fund be trans
ferred 'o the x.Uinary revenue fund.
A number of resident taxpayers from tne town of Kit Carson appeared be
fore the board askiug that a final settlement be made as to the routing of State
Highway No. 32, through the town of Kit Carson, aud all residents affected by
the p oposed change of routing not being present, it was finally agreed that the
ho ird would meet with the resident taxpayers of Kit Carson at 9 o'clock a. in.
Jjne 8;h, 1921. with the understanding that due notice be given all those inter
ested to be present.
Whereupon, adlyurnment was taken until 9 o’clock a. m. June Bth, 1921-
Cheyenne Wells, Colo
June V, 1921
Board of county commissioners met with the following members present, J
W Shy chairman A I Johnson and Walter Ramsay commissioner.^
As agreed upon June 7th, the board proceeded to the town of Kit Carson,
Colo and there met withtfthe resident property owners whose property adjoins
the state highway No. 32. and the following resolution was offered and adop
ted, That whereas, after due consideration, and It being agreeable to those
present
Be it Resolved, That the routing of said state highway No. 32, begin at the
new new 00001*616 bridge across Horse creek, and from thence east on Third
street, Wolfe’s addition fo the town of Kit Carson, Colo,to the northeas cor
ner of lot one, block 11, said Wolfe’s addition, and from thence on making a
slight detour east and south and connecting with the section (where highway
is already established) approximately 730 ft from tne said northeast corner
of lot one, block II Wolfes addition.
The balance of the day was spent in viewing the proposed bridge site across
Rush creek and inspecting the condition of both state and county roads in
various part* of the county, the (ill and bridge ocros Rig Timber an state
highway No 9s about 9 miles north of Cheyenne Wells was found to be in bad
condition owing to recent heavy rains and W F Williams was emyloyed to re
1 a r the damage. *
The following claims against the county were audited and warrants drawn
in payment thereof
Ordinary Revenue Fund
A I Johnson corainissloners salary and expenses 85 58
Walter Ramsay ‘ ‘ 4 02 04
J W Shy * ‘ 4 89 06
Bert Wood fin drayagn 4 50
Burrougns Adding machine Co repais to adding machine 25 98
Wm M Crowley boiler insuection 5 00
Northern Assurance Co insurance on tractor barn 20 80
Jull Plumbing Co repairs
West Publishing co Pacific reports to co judge 7 00
Esther B Weir insti ex pen (duplicate 16084) HI 00
W L Siracha 1 dlst atty sal and steno fees 18 68
Out-West Ptg & Sta co miscellaneous office supplies 86 45
C R Townsend Printing quarintine notices 6 50
Hildred P.'eisinger clerical work for supt of schools 75 00'
Bernice P.ess nger dep treasurers salary. * 90 00
R A Pfost Co Treasurers sal aud posnage 151 35
W E Yore assessors salary jSO 00
W E ' Held expenses for May 23.3 50
W J McGinty janitors salary andlaundry 120 85
j Bertha E Yore dep assessor’s sal 90 00
E H Akerly freight and express 9
Chey co Tel co phone rent and toll 35 40
E H Akerly clerk & Recorders salary "ISO 00
H C Ballade (acting P M) stamped envelopes 35 96
Elizabeth spencer asst to co judtte 75 00
G K Gwathmey county printing 100 00
G K Gwathmey printing programs for school 9 25
Florence Owens asst co clerk 90 00
Mattie Trimble dep clerk & recorder 125 00
V H Jonnson co judge sal 100 00
Town rf . heyenne Wells light and water 29 66
Art Bi own sheriff salary 150 00
Esther B Weir supt salary 125 00
H C Nelson Clerk of dlst court salary 60 00
Art Brown sheriff expenses for April and May 132 30
FOR SALE.
186 Acres Improved.
Frame House, Barn, Good
Well and Good Water, wind
mill, fenced and cross fenced
Part time. If interested see
or write to Owner.
C. T. Bogert
Cheyenne Wells Colo.
The Editor wife and daughter
Ruby, accompanied W. T. Holl
enbaugh and daughter Meryl, to
Lenora Kansas Jast Sunday, W.
T going there to bring his wife
and' children home who has been
visiting the past two weeks.
J. L. Ambrosier and wife of
Arapahoe were buisiness visitors
at Cheyenne Wells Monday and
on account of the heavy rain
were compelled to remain over
night. They spent the night with
his sister, Mrs. C. T. Bogert and
family.
Basket Dinner
Sunday June 26th. at the school
house 4 miles west and two south
of Cheyenne Wells Elder A. E.
Harper of Colorado Springs will
preach at ]>' a. in. and at 2p. m
and a bash, i dinner will be serv
ed at noon. Every body come
and let us get acquainted.
I Will be in Sharon Springs at
the Sasnac Hotel on Friday and
Saturday July 1 and 2
I will be thoroughly equipped
to treat the medical and surgical
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat, and for the iccurate
fitting of Glasses.
If I can be of service to you or
your friends, meet me there.
Dr. M. Jay Brown.
NOTICE
All persons who wish to keep
a dog in the town of Cheyenne
W ells, will be required to pur
chase a dog Tag from the Town
Clerk, and place said tag on dog.
Dogs found on streets with
out tag, will be killed. This or
der is final.
By order of the Town
Board.
RIALTO THEATRE
Friday June 24, A Thomas Ince
production, starring Charles Ray
supported by Bessie Barrisualo
in “The Hick” This picture is
adapted from the story “Plain
Jane” by C. G. Sullivan; added,
Chester Conxlin comedy “Dodg
ing his doom”.
Saturday June 26, Marguerite
Clark in “Luck in Pawn” a story
packed with smiles, and you’ll
more than smile when seeing
this picture; added Paramount
Magasine.
Sunday and Monday June 26-27
Carl Lamaemmle offers Stroheim
wonder.play “Blind Husbands”
a Universal-Jewel DeLuxeattrac
tion produced by Stroheim him
self.
Wednesday June 29. the 11th ep
isode of “The Son of Tarzon”
the world’s wonder jungle serial
added, “Efficicienc.v Edgar’s
Courtship” a 6-reel ieature.
Coming July 3, Bryant Wash
burn in “It pays to advertise”
E->tty Arbuckle in “The Back
Stage”
July 4-6 Harry Carey.
The ball game yesterday be
tween Sharon Springs and Chey
enn; Weils wa> won by lha vis
i ing team by a score of 2to 0
and 10 innings was played to
irake the ajore.
No 14
Cheyenne Record
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
C. T. BOOERT, Ownar ud PuUUmw .
osmoghkkc
\mm DMBDO MIMLAMMIidI i
Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Welle,
Cheyenne county Colorado, and entered at the
eoatofflce as second class mail matter. April t, ltlS
under the Act of March 8.1879.
Suhscristion $1.50 per Year
ADVEBTIBIJTO BATES
Made known upon application
REBEKAHA ATTENTION
The President of the Kebekah i
Assembly, Mrs. Zella Canis, of
Longmont, will make her official
visit to us on July Ist. She would
like a full attendance at this
special meeting. Try and come
out. The meeting will be pleas
ant and instructive Make an
effort and receive your reward.
Daisy Eichenberger, D. D. P.
Ethel McCrumb, Sec’y.
FIRST VIEW.
Miss Emma Spillman spent last
Monday night in First View.
Mr. Derry and son Chester vis
ited our burg Tuesday.
John Paul. Harry Elliot, Her
man and Will Moldenhauer went ,
to Queen Beach, Saturday night
and returned Sunday with forty
fish which they caught with
! hook and line.
, Mr. and Mrs. John Driscoll re
turned home Saturday on 102
from Pueblo. Mrs. Julia Dris
coll lost all the furnaturt in one
flat of her rooming house in the
flood.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cummiua,’
and Mrs. Jim Cummins transact
ed business in First View Tues
day.
Peter Halde and son John, Roy
Derry and Ed Drain were Sun- '
day dinner guests at Tom Dwy
ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dwyer and
family spent Sunday at Peter- '
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Fry and
children. Nevin Gorman and. O
lson were callers at the Guy Eia
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. T. Bate
man, Guy Eis, Earl Call,. Peter
sod John Helde, Roy Derry, Ed
Crain, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dwyer
and daughter Bernice Mrs. 0.
B. Fry and children were callers
at Cheyenne Wells Saturday.
Miss Minnie Ekhoff returned
from Institute the end of the
Week.
Joseph Dwyer and wife, were
Cheyenne Wells visitors Friday.
August Stineke and son were
county seat visitors Monday.
Frank Hutchinson and John
Pauls were in Cheyenne Wells
Tuesday,
Clarence Etter and son were
! business visitors in First View
i Friday.
to
{ Mrs. Elliot and Mrs. Herman ?
| Mouldenhauer and children spent ■
| Sunday at Areda with their ,
mother, Mrs. Towner.
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks and child I
ren were First View visitors on 1
! Monday.
Miss Alleen Patterson visited
in the Clarence Etter home on
Tuesday.
"1
Ed Call was in our burg cn i
Tuesday.
FOR SALE— Ford Truring ear'.'
A bargain ' ‘
i 14 Harris Motor Co 8