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Cheyenne Wells Record
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Proceedings Of the Board Of County Commissioners
Cheyenne Wells, Colo
October 2nd, 1922
Board of County Commissioners of Cheyenne County, Colorado, met per*
sot to adjournment with the following members present:—Walter Ramsay,
Airman, J. W. Shy Commissioner.
The day was spent in auditing bills and attending to various matters of
mtpondence.
WHEREUPON, adjournment was taken until nine o,clock A. M. October 3rd
lest: K. H. Akerly, Clerk
Cheyenne Wells, Coio.
October 3rd, 1922
Board of County Commissioners met as per adjournment with the following
mbers present:—Walter Ramsay, Chairman, J. W. Shy and Anton I. John
o, Commissioners. The following bills were allowed and warrants drawn
payment teereof:
ORDINARY REVENUE FUND
Idred Plesslnger Assistant's salary for September I 51 85
H. Johnson Judge’s salary 100 00
mice Plessinger Deputy Treasurer’s salary 90 00
A. Pfost Treasurer’s salary 150 00
C. Nelson Clerk of Dist. Court salary 60 00
. E.Ybro Assessor’s salary 150 00
rths E. Yore Deputy Assessor’s salary 75 00
orence Owens Assistant’s salary 37 50
ittie Trimble Dep. Clerk and Recorder’s salary 125 00
. J. McGinty Janitor’s salary and laundry 127 70
titer Ratnsay Commissioners salary and expenses 65 10
H. Akerly Clerk and Recorder’s salary 150 00
H. Akerly Paid out-for freight and postage 6 51
H.Johnson , Legal services 125 00
W. Shy Commissioner’s salary and expenses 86 40
Uiooal Surety Co. Premium on bond of Clk. of Dist. Court.... 25 00
oodrow-Shindler Co. Material for repairs for court house 25 95
11 and Son Plumbing at jail 4 85
irt Wood fin Drayage 1725
ayenne County Tel. Co Phone rent and toll 20 70
t Brown Sheriff’s salary 150 00
t Brown Sheriff’s expenses 180 25
iton I. Johnson Commiseioner’s salary and expenses 103 16
•wn of Cheyenne Wells Light and water Aug. and Sept 64 84
it West Printing Co. Court record books and legal forms 82 90
aetter Publishing Co. 1923 State Directory 10 00
Hyard Chemical Co. Janitor’s supplies 14 85
*y. Wells Dia. Mfg Co. 44 44 4 75
do»*e Hdw. Co. Material for Court House repairs 24 50
Schuher Concrete sidewalks. 340 04
K. Gwathmey County printing 79 73
ther B. Weir Mlleago for September 60 00
ther B. Weir Supt. of Schools salary 125 00
COdNTY ROAD
E. Fleming Tractor oil 65 80
W. Towner Viewing road and mileage 5 80
urge Clossen 44 44 “ “ . 4 00
iy Els *• 44 “ 11 4 00
*1 Winters Labor on bridge 3 50
I. Case T. M. Co. Repairs for tractor T 2 06
P* Wilson & Co. Drag blades 19 07
tward Shy Grading...... 19 07
trtin and Welblen Repairs for tractor 5 50
c * Peppers Co Repairs for maintainer 7 30
E. Coyner Repairs... 23 64
Eiuhenberger Lumber for bridge 50 40
•W. Howard 44 44 44 7 45
J- Siebert Labor on bridge north of First View 130 50
eMagwire “ 44 . 41 “ 44 44 .. 68 25
>y Tripp u •« •« •« •• 41 14 00
A. McCrumb 44 44 44 “ “ “ 2100
®. Beltz *»* •« *« “ 44 44 350
°* Stall smith 44 “ 44 44 44 44 31 50
M Motor Co. Repais 2 00
P» Wilson ACo Second payment on Caterpillar tractor... .1500 00
°lph Froelioh Surveying 28 32
e Dw ye«* Labor on dlls 90 60
Derby Viewing roads 4 CD
W. o rr .. .. 4 00
Harlan 14 41 and mileage 770
• B. Coe Grading 60 50
Motor Co Repairs for trucks 87
We Highway Department Liberty truck 383 56
ton Olson Labor 780
ta Sinnes *« 12 50
H. Zuelc Surveying J 4
*° ver Steel &I.W. Co Steel bridge north of First View 187 00
*! D “''*ll Viewing * 00
C. LaSalle “ “ and mileage 8W
(Continued to Inelde pages)
CHEYENNE WELLS, CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1928'
Norice of Special stockhold
ers Meeting
Dear Sir:—
Notice is hereby given that
a special meeting of the stock
holders of the Cheyenne Wells
Dairy Mfg. and Storage Co. will
be held at the Cheyenne County
State Bank in Cheyenne Wells.
Colorado, at 4 o’clock p. m. on
the 14th, day of November 1922,
for the purpose of voting upon
and authorizing the borrowing of
a sum to be decided upon at said
meeting not exceeding $4,000.00
and the mortgage of the com
pany’s real estate and plant to
secure the same and the trans
action of any further business
that may come before the meet
ing. Dated October 12th, 1922.
F. U. Swanson President
J. H. Nelson Secretary
FIRST VIEW
W. C. Gerky is working for
Tom Dwyer.
The fence gang are still work
ing at First View.
A car load of fine apples have
been on the track here which
sold for $1.25 per bushtt.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mansfield
and daughter Mary, of Denver
arrived on Monday and are guests
at the Joe Dwyer home. *
Miss Emma Spilman is spend
ing the week with home folks as
there is go school on account of
the death of Mr. Douglas.
The two Johns, Paul and Halde
left last Tuesday for the moun
tains after deer, but as they have
not yet returned we fear they
found “dears”,
A large number of First View
people attended Sacred Heart
church on Sunday. Vem. Mar
jorie, Lorrayne, Pearl, James,
Merle, Howard and ( Dorthy
Dwyer being in the class confir
med.
Mrs. C. D. Douglas recived a
telegram Friday calling her to
Denver as her husband had been
stricken with acute appendicitis.
She left on the first train but
word received from her stated
that he was dead before she ar
rived. We with the many friends
she has made during her short
stay here, extend sincerest sym
pathies.
The managers of the local
elevators of this city report to
us this week that they each have
a "full house” owing to the fact
that they are unable to receive
cars at this time to deliver their
grains to the eastern markets.
The grain that is being delivered
to them at this time is being
stored outside of the buildings.
W. J. Summers who. resides
eleven miles southeast of Arapa
hoe, was a Cheyenne Wells caller
the first of the week. Mr. Sum
mers is going to hold a big pub
lic sale at his farm en next Thurs
day, October 26th, at which time
he wilt dispose of his cattle,
horses, implements and feed.
Read the big sale bills that we
have gotten out for bim announc
ing the terms etc.
The “Buy-Lo” grocery store
that has been doing business here
for the past few months was
cloeed the latter part of last
week and the following notice
was pasted en the door. “This
stock of merchandise, fixtures
and book accounts is now in pos
session of Mark Harrison, trustee
for the stores creditors." This
week the *tock of goods was
packed up at-d have been sent
back to the creditors at benver.
Odd Fellows meet tonight
We Are Located In One of the Best Farming Districts of This State
High School Notes
Ur. Tuttle, representative of
Dodd, Head and company, spoke
to the students last Monday
morning the '‘Worth of the In
dividual”, his talk was greatly
appreciated.'
On Tuesday morning the Liter
ary societies were organized for
the year. Uiss Reba Siminson is
president of the Athenians and
Homer Loomis is president of the
Delphians. Programs will be
given in about two weeks.
There are thirty students under
the training of Mr. and Mrs.
Brakeman in preparation for a
minstrel show in the near future
They are taking hold of it in a
fine way and will give a good
show. Watch for further an
nouncements.
Every nice day is seized upon
to work on the athletic grounds
and get them in shape for some
real work. Slips were passed
out last week to get the form of
exercise each student would like
to enter into and preparations
are being made to provide enough
forms so that each student can
have exercise to his liking.
Statement
In reply to numerous inquiries
I wish to state that Mr. J. N.
Hollenbaugh has paid that SI6OO
t> the Cheyenne County High
School fund. It came in Septem
ber 14th. Esther B. Weir
County Superintendent of Schools
Quite a little building going on
in Cheyenne Wells these days.
W. E. Yore is spending the
week in Denver and Boulder on
business matters.
Dallas I. Cox and family left
last Priday evening for their new
home at Castle Rock.
Earl Maddox returned home
Sunday after iiaving spent the
past two weeks in and near Den
ver.
F. A. Duttcn, who conducts
the Tomkins hotel at Limon, was
a Cheyenne Wells visitor the first
of this week.
Mr. George Clossen Democratic
candidate for State Senator was
calling on friends here the latter
part of last week.
If a man has no respect for hiß
wife and family at home what in
the heck can you expect of them
out on our public streets.
J. F. King returned home
Tuesday evening from a trip to
Denver, he reports a light snow
in that city Monday night
Theodore Spencer, assistant
cashier at the Bank of Cheyenne
Wells, is this week enjoying a
little vacation which be is spend
ing in and around Denver.
Maurice Trumbor and Charles
Counts went up to Denver Sun
day morning as grand jurors to
the United States court which
was held there this week.
Adolph Froleich went up to
Boulder the first of the week to
attend a state meeting of the
Odd Fellows lodge. Mr. Froleich
was sent as a delegate from the
local orders
H. J. Magwire accompanied by
Merle Tripp returned last Friday
morning from a trip to Logan,
lowa, where they had spent the
past two weeks on a visit to rela
tives. '
Ike Jones and Frank Williams
were noticed heading for the
depot last Friday morning with
their traveling bags, we did not
learn whether they were travel
ing or just gojng some place.
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Chas. E. Eichenberger Dead
The many friends in Cheyenne
Wells of Charles B. Eichenberg
er, were shocked to learn on last
Wednesday morning that Mr.
Eichenberger had died at his
home at about 4:30 o’clock. The
deceased had b4en in very poor
health for several months and
had been doctoring with a num
ber of differelwnrofessional men
in other stabes'foahe hopes of
finding some cure for his ailment
but all proved to be of no advant
age. Mr. and Mrs. Eichenberg
er just returned home last Sun
day morning from the east whith
er they had been in the hopes of
finding relief for his troubles.
Mr. Eichenberger has been a
resident of Chet enne Wells for
a number of years, going into
the lumber business here about
ten years ago and has been one
of our leading business men of
the city. In his dealings with
his fellowmen he has made many
warm friends, who, with the Re
cord, join at this time in extend
ing our heartfelt sympathy to
the sorrowing wife and son who
are left to mourn his loss. The
funeral services will be conduct
ed .under the auspices of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows
from their hall next Saturday af
ternoon, October 21st, at two
o’clock, interment being made in
the Cheyenne Wells cemetery.
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ONE POUND COCOA .20
TWO OZ’S EXTRACT .25
GOOD BROOMS - .40
OYSTER SHELLS ... 1.90
CATTLE SALT, per cwl - .75
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Bert Herrick, came down from
Limon Monday and spent a few
hours in the city on business
matters. Bert is at present work
ing on the new church building
being erected at Limon and says
he has several weeks work ahead
of him.
On last Tuesday evening a
large number of the local Knights
of Pythias members journeyed
over to Burlington where they at
tended the Eastern Colorado
Pythian Association meeting.
They report having had a fine
time and a splendid visit
Miss Irene Hatcher and Miss
Marie Hereford, who are teach
ing schools near First View were
callers at this office last Saturday
Miss Irene informs the Recoid
that she and her pupils are going
to give a box social at her school
house on Friday the 27tb, to
which all are invited.
G. E. Tuttle, manager of the
Denver office of Dodd, Mead &
Co., New York, publishers, waa
in the city a few days this week
in the interest of.the new Inter-
National Encyclopedia and placed
a set in each of the five high
schools of the county.
J. W. Stfy, E. H. Akerly and
Mr. and Mrs. VJ H. Johnson,
went up to Colorado Springs Sun
day morning tK attend a good
roads meeting of the Colorado
State Highway which was held
i in that city the first of this week.