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1C e m e ri t j j W ork: li All work dono in * work- | 1 manthlp manner. Youfj patronage kindly solicited t j H SCHUBER | : A. P. Tone Wilson, Jr. ; 'I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW X ; Practice Id Slate and Federal ; :; court* i > Practice Before U. S. Land Offloe 1 Telephone No. 91 ; : BURLINGTON, - - COLO 1 I loooooooooooooo»o»ooooooo<* ;; DENTISTRY Dr. K. Henderson ' Will Again Be Here Saturday APRIL Ist ;; at the : COMMERCIAL HOTEL ; sHtewHKtfwttatWjW :: AERMOTOR f WIND MILLS * and Accessories 1 ’ \; ;; Alio handle pipe and cas ing, do general repair work j • :PHIL HOLLANDER j| < > ;; E. Plessinger ;; i» < • i► < • :: Veterinary Surgeon • • I solicit your patronage i• . ’ Phone 16617 • • Jake Hollander Stave Hollander < ! HOLLANDER BROSi: Well Drillers j ' See u* if you want a good ' • | well drilled. Prices right; ■ ’ ' work guaranieed. Address ■ Hollander Brothers !: Cheyenne Wells, Colorado 11 ' ♦♦W«WN»W»»«»W»4 , WELL DRILLING I : **********♦♦♦♦♦♦-»♦♦♦ ;| I : If you are in need of a well ;; ! See me. Satisfaction Guar- ;; 5 anteed ;; ’ *********** "W. T. Haney :: Cheyenne Wells Colo. !: ♦»oooooo«ooo»ocottuuti>»» 1 Our Truck Will Leave the Market at 8:30 p. m. Phone Your Order by 8.00 for Fresh Meat, Fruit & Vegetables Phone 49 THE LIBERTY MARKET — ?ys IjEKg Reduction in Case | 110-18 Tractors! I Until further advice we can now sell to you the 10-18 | I Case Tractor, including to you your choice of either the | I Two-bottom Grand Detour plow, or a seven foot sixteen $ inch G. D. Tandem Disc harrow, for g? I $700.00 1 I F. O. 8., RACINE, WIS. 1 I Think of this wonderful bargain. This tractor is of the | S latest design; it is equipped with belt pulley and fenders; 8? I in fact, it is complete and ready for the spring work | j W. T. HOLLENBAUG^^ The Contest Winners Following is a list °* names lh° Be who were winners in the orltorical contest which was held at the Chey enne county high school building in this city last Saturday. A great deal of interest was shown at this meeting and those who attended report their time well spent. The two pupils who ! were chosen to attend the state meet ing which will be held in Denver next Tuesday were Miss Zelma Clossan of this city and Miss Irene Jackson, of the upper Golden Valley school. They will be accompanied on their trip by County Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Esther B. Weir, on next Monday morning. ARITHMETIC Fifth Grade ’ Ist Delbert Pelt/.er....Obrien School ' 2nd Forest .V heat ley Arapahoe ! 3rd Hazel Skalla... .L. Golden Valley | 3rd Geo. Herrick Cheyenne Wells Sixth Grudo ! Ist Arthur Long Arapahoe 2nd Lawrence Uerg Kit Carson 3rd Lucile McClasky Arapahoe Seventh Grade Ist Selma Olsen Brown School Ist Ogden Loomis Beek School 2nd Izora Merritt Kit Carson 2nd Harvey Snyder Arapahoe 3rd Geneva Wil'iams Kit Carson Eighth Grude Ist Elizabeth Campbell... .Kit Carson 2nd George Keiiners Arapahoe 3rd Berla Smith Cheyenne Wells SPELLING Fifth Giade Ist Vera Taylor Old Wells , 2nd Sarah O'brien Arapahoe 3rd Frederica Gunyon Kit Carson Sixth Grade Ist Lucile McClasky Aarpahoe , 2nd Arthur Long Arapahoe i 3rd Claudia Williams Arapahoe \ Seventh Grade Ist Gertrude Schwarz Arena 2nd Helen Hubbard.. .Cheyenne Wells 2nd James Liesen Kit Carson 3rd Doris McClasky Arapahoe ; 3rd Mary Luff Kit Carson Eighth Grade Ist Irene Jackson U. Golden Valley 2nd Nedra Froelich.. .Cheyenne Wells 3rd Stanley Liesen Kit Carson 3rd Doris Dowling Circle Bar This Town Needs A Hupmobile Dealer This is a “Hupmobile town” and it This is the first year we have been needs, and will soon have a Hupmo able to supply the great potential bile dealer. demand for Hupmobiles outside of It is the kind of a community that the metropolitan centers most appreciates this fine car. Now the Hupmobile factory has rm,. Tj„__„ W u _t.il. greatly increased its production to The Hupmobile, while ranking with , this demand cars that cost much more, sells at the remarkably low price of $1250 ™bis creates a money-making op f. o. b. factory. This brings it portunity. You can be the man we within the reach of persons of or- want binary means, and makes it a Remember that we have ns back tv nderful proposition for a dealer. breaking r< quirements-nothing but T'.e man we are looking for to rep- what will enhance jour bank stand t - sent the Hupmobile here, is a hust- lnfr - And our discount rate is much :..r and a good business man. more liberal than ordinarily offered. T.. such a man, we can practically '* unmistakably to your advaiit r. f.ure many prospects, sa'es and over ; absolutely c proau. S. B. I. MOTOR SALES CO Distributors 1260 Broadway .... Denver. Colorado OHEVmWB WMXS «800 M LAN DS i W e buy and sell lands in Cheyenne and Kiowa counties, Colorado, also in I Greeley and Wallace counties Kansas. We are always in the market for a good piece i of land at the right price. NISPEL LAND CO CHEYENNE WELLS. COLO 3rd Harvey Anderson KitCarson 3rd Louise Taylor... .Cheyenne Wells 3rd Mabel Jackson. .U. Golden Valley Winners in Oratorial Contest 1st Zeltna Cross an... Cheyenne Wells 2nd Harvey Anderson Kit Carson 3rd Helen Nesbit Arapahoe Call For Bids Sealed bids will be received by tbe county Clerk and Recorder of Chey enne county, Colorado, prior to three | o’clock p m. % April 4th, 1922, for the , construction of a dirt All on county | road north of Arena, Colo, west lint* . of Section, 8, Township, 14, Range 47, | containing approximately 700 cubic | yards of dirt. Also a dirt All on county road north of Fi'-st v iew, Colo, west line of Sec- < tion, 35, Township, 13, Range. 49, 1 containing approximately 2500 cubic ] yards of dirt. 1 Bids must be sealed, and plainly I marked “Bid” and on Ole in the office ’ of the County Clerk and Recorder at Cheyenne Wells, Colo., not later than three o’clock p. m. Arpll 4th, A. D. 1922. 52-3 t ; E. H. Akerly County Clerk Mrs. I. P. Kivett. G. F Chase and J. C. Dunton are among'our Arapahoe Hat of readers who •till have faith in their Record • rd. desired to have it come to t heir homes for the next ftfty-two weeks, by calling in and ad vane ing their marks ahead. We’ll do job work now an’ then bring in your orders W. P Perry has got tired of moving nround and paying ren> 90 l big week closed a deal with F .1 Martin whereby he became owner of a nice little home of his own. Had a letter from Mias Ferril White this week from her new homp at Carterville, Mo, in which she states that she and her brother, I<Jddie, are both w.-|l and gerting along nicely, which their m-ny friends here will be pleased to learn. The high cost of taxation is calling forth meetings of indig nant tax pa ers all over the state, and ways and means of reducing the taxes are being seriously con sidered. Cheypnne county is not alone, hut other counties art having the same kind of trouble. Reduction of taxes- must come from the people themselves, and a start must be made somewhere. The chief cause of high taxes is the high cost of what we are phased to call education, and if the prespnt dav course given in the public schools is worth ihe price it costs we can not cut down any there. If it is not worth the price, it is a detriment and remedial measures should be taken. F.G 08 EG GS From all indications the old hens have concented to work overtime Now show your appreciation to them, by coming OOP in and buying a 100 lb bag of Oyater shells at... We have good milk pails filled with I QC “QUEEN SODA CRACKERS’* at Folger’s GOLDEN GATE COFFEE CA the best on the market, at And don’t forget that we carry a good supply of Fresh Groceries at all times and solicit your patronage CHEYENNE WELLS CO-OP. MERCANTILE CO | 1). R. )ones Land Company 1 SELLING A FARM ! 35 Is an easy matter j» when you know how IWE KNOW YOURS | & u R JO ' ES LAND COMPANY g CHEYENNE WELLS, COLO. itejsbcs? I I' «*» hmttJbH | I i Salesmen! Earn More r I Thousands of salesmen now I using Ford Runabouts have in- I creased their earning capacity II up to 35%—and more. A point I well worth your serious consid- I eration. The entire expense - I including operation and main- I tenance rarely exceeds railroad || feres. Let us prove how a Ford || Runabout will help you earn | more money. Terms if Harris Motor Co I Cheyenne Wells, Colorado