Cheyenne Wells record., July 28, 1921, Image 4

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everything goes! Phone 186-17 For Sale Dates
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| Office in building formerly occupied by Forker’s Drug Store 2
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All kinds of blacksmihing and repair work done in t
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PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY I
Shop east of Court House |
CHEYENNE WELLS RECORD
CHEYENNE WELLS RECORD
R.J. GOLDSWORTHY, PUBLISHER
Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Wells.
Cheyenne county Colorado, and entered at the
poatofflce as second class mail matter. April 3.191-
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE UPON AP
PLICATION POR SAME ;
Thursday, July 28, 1921
A. Welle, of Arapahoe, was a
county seat caller on Saturday
afternoon and while here made
this office a business call.
Mr. F. E. Koeing, who is now
conducting men’s furnishing
stores in Cheyenne Wells, Bur
lington and Limon has in the
past week added another store to
his list to accomodate his trade.
The new store has been opened
at Stratton, Colo., with A. C.
Anderson as manager.
United States Marshal, S. J.
Burris, recently seized the plant
, of the Colorado Near Beer com
pany at Pueblo. While they man
ufactured new beer, it seems that
it bore too strong a resemblance
to the old kind to suit govern
ment officials and the concern
was taken over by a writ of mon
ition and attachment
A man at Florence, Colo., lost
his jitney in the recent flood and
high waters prevailing there.
After the water went down, the
old boat was found stranded on
the river bank a hundred miles
down stream. The owner simply
took out the dead cow and sever
al hogs that had floated down the
stream with the car and drove
the thing home as though nothing
had ever happened.
House Bill number 110 passed
by the general assembly of the
State of Colorado gave an ap
propriation for the maintainance
of a State Department of Safety,
known as the Colorado Rangers,
whose duties are to make arrests
any where in the state of any
person charged with violations
of the law and order regardless
of person or kind of violation
either in country or city, and
having a speed limit in this city
something is liable to drop at any
time. _
Cheyenne \\ ells as a business
center, is a proven fact. Take a
person who has been away from
this city for a few years and let
him step in here today, tomorrow
or any other day and they will
be greatly surprised to see the
amount of business transacted in
this city. Our little city is rep
resented by almost every kind of
a business and each one enjoys a
nice patronage from different
parts of the county as well as
from near by towns from all
directions. The reason is that
our merchants handle and carry
in stock a good clean line of
goods and that is what the people
want- value received.
All teachers who expect to
teach in the public schools of the
state this fall wiil be required to
taxe an oath of allegiance to the
state and nation. This is in ac
cordance with a law passed by
the legislature at the last session,
the purpose of which is to
eliminate radicals and unpatriotic
teachers from the ranks. The
oath reads: I solemly swear (or
affirm) that I will suppcrt the
constitution of the United States
of America, and the laws of the
state of Colorado and of the
United States, and will teach by
precept and example; respect for
the flag of the United States and
of the state of Colorado, rever
ence for law and order and un
divided allegiance to the govern
ment of our country, the Uuited
States of America.
The body of what is supposed
to be that of a man was found
last Thursday evening near the
Fort Lyon headgate, by a force
of men employed by G. A. Dahl
gren on the Fort Lyon repair
work at that point. There was
absolutely nothing on the re
mains by which they could be
identified. There was no cloth
ing and the body was so badly
decomposed that the hands were
missing. Undertaker King went
out Friday morning and brought
in the remains, interment taking
place at once. It will probably
never be known who the man
was or from what point he came
on that fateful night of June 3rd
This is the second unidentified
body found in this vicinity since
the flood, and as time goes on
there will probably bo more. —La
Junta Tribune.
Lamar bids fair to be honored
as one of the stops of the aero
planes of the Aerial Navigation
and Engineering company, of
Denver, which company is pic
posing the establishment of an
aerial mail route from Chicago to
Denver via Kansas City and St.
Louis. These landing places will
be established every ten to fif
teen miles along the route, and
will be about four hundred feet
long and three hundred feet wide.
‘‘The bunch of un'regenerated
Gypsies who monopolized the
tourist camping grounds here fc-r
several days, were on Tuesday
compelled to move on for the
good of the town”. So said the
News of last week. This same
bunch was in town Monday
and if Brakie would of stayed
at home he would of been able to
learn something from these ‘‘old
janes” that would "make him
much good luck”—another op
portunity missed.
Gala Week Rialto Theatre
You’ll be seeing U advertised dur
ing the next two weeks and this is
what it means.
Ist - -August 2nd to August Bth, in
clusive, is GALA WEEK.
2nd The management has arrang
ed to have Universal Pictures—SPEC
lALS—for one solid week. You will
lind Gala Week program as follows:
August 2nd and 3rd
Harry Carey in ‘‘The Freeze Out”—
International News, one reel, ‘‘Milk
and Yeggs”, one reel.
August 4 ilk and nth
Gladys Walton in ‘‘The Man Tam
er”. ‘‘Harem Scarein”, a two re.l
comedy.
August Oth
Frank Mayo in ‘‘Colorado*’—lnter
national News, one reel. “Simple
ana Sweet”, one reel comedy.
August 7th and ¥lh
Priscilla Dean in “Reputation ’
Law and Order League
On July 20th there was a num
ber of our citizens met and form
ed an organization called ‘ ‘The
Law and Order League” of Chey
enne county.
The pui pose of this organiza
tion is not to take the infurce
ment of the law out of the hands
of our ollicers, but to back them
up and encourage them to force
tle laws in this county, and to
produce such evidence (as we
may be able to obtain) to our
courts of justice for the convic
tion of any person or pel sons dis
obeying the laws of our city,
state and nation. VVe need your
help, get behind this movement
and give it a push.
Chuirnn n, Ex. Com.
From Car Window
Following our inclinations in
connection with a little business,
we called on some of our eastern
Cheyenne county good citizens
the latter part of last week and
the first of this. We touched at
the old Olmstead ranch, one of
the most inviting homesteads
along the border; Mr. N. Ander
son now owns it and is at present
hat vesting a fine crop of wheat.
B ing fond of children we got
acquainted with their bunch of
six—a fine lot—two of the little
girls are twins and we very read
ily made up with them, the writ
er having had twin sisters. Co
incidents are not the commonest
things. That afternoon we rar,
over to Mr. Riggs and besides en
joying a half hours visit with
these good folks we had the
pleasure of further acquaintance
with their fine girl twins, and
before the day was out we went
riding with the Graves fine twin
girls. The coincidence is that
wo never met up with three pairs
ot twin giris before in one day.
The Anderson twiirn are nine
years, as well as nice. The Riggs
twins are twelve a-d the Graves
twins are three years old and the
same adjective describes the half
dozen liule lauies we met tha
day. JA, I
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| THOUSANDS OP PEOPLE, KEELING TOE URGE OK THEBES- |
.1 mmOHCOST OF LIVING, ARK LOOKING HACK lO lIIL
:! „ wmTOE HOPE OF H UTTERING THEIR CONDITIONS. .j
I* WE HAVE CALLS ALMOST EVERY DAY FROM PARTIES WHO ?
ARE WANTING HOMES V
Let Us Sell Your Farm For You |
Wo hdvfi facilities for interesting buyers that never fail to l.rin B §
===== results in a quick manner
KOHL a HOLLENBAUGH |
CHEYENNE WELLS, COLORADO |
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IH Beginning August ltt, this
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I CHEYENNE WELLS CO-OP. MERCANTILE CO j
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford One Ton Truck is a profitable
"beast of burden" and surely has the “right of
. way" in every line of business activity. For ail
trucking purposes in the city and for all heavy
work on the farm, the Ford One Ton Truck
# with its manganese bronze worm-drive and
every other Ford merit of simplicity in design,
strength in construction, economy in operation,
low purchase price, stands head and shoulders
above any other truck on the market. Drop in
and let's talkitover and leave your order for one. 9
HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado | ’
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