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|TIIE ORUWAY NEW ERA
Local News
Milton M. Fishenrord has removed
■» Pueblo from Denver where he had
been located for the part aerveral
months.
* Art Reno, came down from Pueblo
-Tuesday night to attend his small
uighter’s birthday party. "Grand
bna” Stnon of Ordway «u also a
Luest. —Sugar City Gazette.
(> - -
b M'as Srena Rank went to Gunnison j
b few days ago whore she will attend i
8 *>o teachers' normal school during
a.•* next few weeks. Sho taught j
School at King Center the past year.
ind will continue In school work but |
y s not y*M accented any of the
fiohools preferred hen.
t I
t A H. Wait, living southeast of Sug
t«r City was Itreated to a surprise i
g arty by about sixty of his town
e'-lends Saturday night. The guests j
Canced to broad daylight. Sunday I
• tornit g and had a “rousing good ’
I-.tme.’’ They had “eats” galore, pro-,
. ; ded by tho ladies In the crowd and;
t icy did full jurt-ico to them.—Sugar j
*' ty Gazette.
i
1 Sheriff Tom Williams, accomnan
ed by Louis Papke, left yesterday !
tiorning for Las Animas, Colorado. |
In take In eoustodv a man hv thei
-winie of Schreiber of tho Forder!
leighborhood, in the southern part ;
>f this county, who is charged with a
itatuatory cr me. The sheriff will •
•ring his pn-oner to Hugo to await '
rial. —Hugo Ledger.
Verna Hymer of Pueblo Is the
;uest of Grace Estes this week.
Emerson Eagleton was boro lar.t,
.■ eek visiting and looking after some,
lusiness matters for his father. The
j'agleton family has moved to noar
j*vorlanU. Wyo.. for the summer
jVhere Mr Eagleton bus his bees "on
jiasturo”. Emerson went there from
jiere to help with the bees during the :
:sxt few months.
James Carpenter and family ar
ived last Friday evening from No
•raska where they had been residing ,
“or the past two years, and will take
jp their hotue here again. They
•Jrova thru by auto.
A. A. 11111, and two young sons, or
'lk City. Okla., arrived last week
a visit with the boys’ grand par
•nts. .Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Thomas. Mr.
uid Mrs j. i- Thomas..ANLDdli.
Hill is greatly pleased with Crowley ,
aunty and is of the opinion, that it.
.a for greater district in every re
kpect than wo advertise it to lie.
.Miss Susie Adams, a former teach-!
r-r in the Ordway schools, is now lo
■'ited in Chicago. She has been in
government work in Washington. D.
. for tho past two years or more.
She was recently transferred at her
iwn request to tho Central Depart
nont headquarters of the same de
partment she was in in Washington. I
he states that, the ofTiee building
;he is in is hut two blocks from the
ike. Her address is: 1924 Furewell!
.k venue.
Your typewriter ribbon Is at the
New Era office.
THOS. B. STONE BUYS
SCOTT R. EMMERT RANCH
Thos. 11. Stone, cf Kontucky has
bought the Scott R, Emmert ranch
west of Ordway. Ho will lake po
!-•■esaion of u’he place the first of next i
January and make that his homo.
Mr. Emmert and family will prob
anly remove to Kansas where they re
• . .ed before coming to Ordway about
« year ago. The change was found
necessary on account of Mrs. Era
uiert health. Her physician advis
i > her to remove to a lower altitude '
i hey like it fine hero atm regret to he
& ompolied to leave Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Stone recently camel
, ■ •'re from Kentucky to visit their
{daughter. Mrt.. Clyde Hawkins, and
•.family, and decided to *buy a place
•nd move here as they wero so im j
. pressed with this section of Colorado’
both as to an agricultural district and
plimaie.
NOTICE
i_ W® have bought the stock of Old
field tires handled by Fred Hientz at
ihe Ordway Tire Repair Shop and
will be the agents for same in the •
future.
CLINGER & McCOY.
BUILERS TAKE NOTICE
Since Building Materials have ad-1
vunced to such an extent, the Trustees
•>f Church of the Brethren have do-,
edded for the present to postpone the i
completion of the church on Block 30 !
Lots 1, 2. 3, 4. end will give opportu
nity to any one who may use found a-'
lion for residence to give sealed bids
for two or four lots, foundation and
form lumber. Bids to he in the hands
of A. G. Miller, agent, telephono 94-
24 not later than June 26. 1920.
Trustees reserve right to reject any
or all bids. No commission.
TRUSTEES OF CHURCH
Carbon paper at the New Era.
Laundry
Troubles
are dispelled If you have us
do your work. Why not
save your strength—you
women— for other things.
PHONE, ORUWAY IS7W
B. FRANK MILLER
Representative
NEW METHOD LAUNDRV
MAY BUILD ELEVATOR
1 Tho Sugar City Trading and In
vestment Company is contemplating
bufldiug a Brick and concrete grain
< lovntor or. the old Fluke location. Ar
rangements have been made, with the
! Missouri Pacific for extending a track
!to this location. I« Is tho intention
of this company to furntah a market
! for all the p.oducta of tho so-called
dry territory as well as the irrigated
I section. —Sugar City Gazette.
SUGAR CITY BRIEF’S
J Joe Wallace and family have mov
jed from the ranch to Sugar City.
Mlsg Bessie Jon.; . of La Junta came
| over last woek for a visit with K. E.
i Jones and family.
Mra. R. A. Hamilton and children
j will spend the summer r.t Beulah,
j W. F. Tarbox has returned from a :
1 visit w'tb his mother at Clay Von, 111.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
TO LEASE STATE LAND
Office of the Stale Board of land
! Commissioners, Denver, Colo., June
11,1 IKiO.
J Notice is hereby given that applica
| tion has been niude to leane the fol
[ lowing school lands, situated in Oiow- j
I ley County, Colorado, to-wlt:
All of Section 36, township 18 S.
Range 66 W.
• All of Section 16, township 19 S.,
, Range 66 W., Application number B
! 1804.
All of Section 16. township 20 S.,
Range 57 \V.. application number B
i 1805 (immunity application)
All of Section 36, township 18 S.,
I Range 55 W., application number B- j
1 ISO 6, (Immunity Application)
Notice is further hereby given that j
all other persons desiring to file an j
application to lease all or any part of j
nis tract of land must file same In
this office prior to July 16. 1920. as j
no other application to lease thej
above described lauds will be con-j
1 ntdered after said date.
J. F. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Com. :
By LUCY E. PEABODY. D. R. j
First Publication June 18. 1920.
Last Publication July 9, 1920
ORDINANCE NO. 127
\N ORDINANCE CREATING AN IM- |
PROVEMENT DISTRICT IN THE
TOWN OF ORDWAY. TO BE
KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS
MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENT'
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE. ORD
ERING THE CONSTRUCTION
THEREIN OF A SYSTEM OF j
ORNAMENTAL STREET LIGHTS
AND PROVIDING FOR THE IS
SUE OF THE WARANTS OF SAID
DISTRICT IN PAYMENT OF SAID
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT.
WHEREAS. At a regular meeting
of 'the Board of Trustees of tho Town :
of Ordway, in the State of Colorado,!
held on the sth day of April. A. D..
1920, pursuant to an act of the Gen-j
eral Aiwemhly of the State of Colo-!
rado, entitled. "An Act to Provide
far tiie consl'.iruction of local improvo-j
ments in cities of all classes having a
population of lose than 100,000, and
Incorporated towns, the issuance of
local improvement bonds therefor,!
| and the assessment and payment of
; the cost of said improvements'' ap-
I proved April B|t2i, A. D., 1899, by res-'
olution diny passed and adopted it
was found and declared by said board ,
of Trustees that the construction of 1
an ornamental street lighting system.!
in that pant of the said Town of Ord
way hereinafter described, was for
the best interest of the said Town of :
Ordw,ay, and of the owners of the
property hereinafter described; and
WHEREAS, By said resolution, the
i town engineer of said town was ord
-1 ered To make a survey of that portion
;of said town designated in said resol
ution as Main Street Improvement
! District No. 1. with the view of the
creation out of the said portion o’
said Town of an improvement district
and the construction therein of a sys
item of ornemental street lights; and
WHEREAS. By said resolution,
I /.aid town engineer was directed to
i prepare and file with the Clerk of i
j sahi town a map of the proposed dls-1
I trict, showing exterior boundaries
i thereof,-and alii streets, alleys, aven-j
j uen and blocks withlfi the same, and \
that he also prepare and file with the i
| Clerk of said town the details of said
j survey, including it he specifications
; for the improvement to be conntruct
i ed within said proposed district. the;
material to ho used therein, his eHtl
! mate of the costs of such improve- j
| ments. a schedule showing the ap
, proximate amount of such costs to bo '
apportioned and assessed upon each'
I lot and parcel of land hi said propos- j
led district, in prporrUon as the front-j
age of each lot or parcel of land is to |
tho frontage of all the lots or par-1
I cels of land in said proposed district, j
i exclusive of public highways, streets
end alleys; all properly Indexed and!
j all. for the purpose of indentification.
signed by him as town engineer; and !
WHEREAS. Said town engineer, in j
I pursuance of said order so to him i
given, has made his report In the;
premises and filed with tho Clerk of;
sr.'d town therewith all tho maps and j
I certificates of said survey, as well as I
• schedules, piano, specifications, ap
proximations of cost, and all other
matters and things in complete form
j and suhstunco by the law and In said
| resolution required; all of said esti
> mations of cost being exclusive of
. ;tl»e costs of interest, inspection and
Incidentals; and.
WHEREAS, By said resolution* du
ly passed and adopted by said Board
of Trustees on the 20th day of April.
A. D., 1920. the report so made and
filed by said town engineer was adopt -
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ed. and tho said report, together with
the details, specifications, estimates.
- maps, schedules, and the kinds of ma
; terials recommended by said engineer
i for use In the construction of the said
. local improvement, approved and
. adopted by said Board of Trustees as
the details, plans, specifications esti
mates and materials for use in the
construction of said local improve- j
•uuiit, and the survey and map of said
proposed improvement district to be
the survey and map of tbe improve
ment district to be thereafter creat
ed; and
WHEREAS. By said (resolution,
adopted as aforesaid, the said Board
of Trustees determined the number ot
installments and tbe time In which
the cost of said Improvement should
be payable: the rate of Interest on
unpaid installments; the ‘district to
be assessed for the same; the prob- ,
able total cost to be assessed on each
lot or parcel of land in said district,
and directed the said town clerk to
publish in the Ordway New Era. a
newspaper of general circulation in ,
the Town of Ordway. a notice to the
owners of the property to be assessed ,
of the kind of improvements propos
ed; the number of Installments, and ,
the time in which the same will ho
payable, the rate of interest on de- .
feiired and unpaid installments, tho ,
extent of the dirtrict to be improved. ,
the probable cost per foot as shown ,
by the estimates of the engineer, and ,
the time when an ordinance ordering ,
the construction of said improvement .
in said improvement district proposed ,
would he finally considered; that the i
j map of said proposed district, show-1 J
j lug the exterior boundaries thereof
land the location of said local improve-! t
| mont and the estimates and schedules | |
I showing the amounts to be assessed r
| against each front foot of each lot or : f
1 parcel of land in said district, and all i ,
i rosolution and proceedings of said -
Board of Trustees relating to said pro '
posed district and the proposed ira-, j
[ provements therein were on file and j t
| could be seen and examined by any'
[person interested at the office of the L
i Clerk and Recorder in the Town of I f
Ordway during business hours of any!
day on or before and until 8:00 p. m., c
Monday, the 7th day of June. A. D..|j
1920. and that all complaints and oh- 1
jections made in writing concerning
the proposed improvements therein
described and contemplated to be
made, bv the owner or owners of any
real estate to he assessed with the
cost thereof, or by any person inter
ested generally, would be heard and
determined by the Board of Trustees,
and that at said time and after the
determination of all complaints and
objections so made, said Board ot
Trustees would finally consider an
Ordinance creating said dirtrict and
ordering and authorizing the im
provements therein proposed; and
WHEREAS. The said Town Clerk,
by advertising for a period of over
twenty days prior to the 7th day of
June. A. D., 1920, published in the
New Era, a newspaper of general circ
ulation In the Town of Ordway. gave
notice In form and substance of the
matters and things above mentioned,
as having been ordered to bo given in
all respocts in accordance with law
and said order; and
WHEREAS, No objections or com
plaints were made or filed against the
construction of said local improve
ments ar. proposed, or tho assessment
of the cost thereof by the owner or
owners of any lands within the said
proposed district, or by any person
interested generally; and
WHEREAS. More than thirty days
have elapsed since the date of the
! first publication of said notice; Now
Therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN 1
OF ORDWAY. COLORADO: ;«
Section 1. That said improve- <
ments herein after described and re
ferred to. consisting of a system of <
ornemental street lights, were dulv i :
ordered after notice duly given as re- :!
qulred by law.
Section 2. That an Improvement:
district bo and the same is hereby os- ! !
tublished and created out of that por- ; i
tion of the Town of Ordway, Color- \
• ado, bounded and described as> fol- j
| lows, to-wlt:
Embracing all lots or fractional!
j lots In Blocks No. Thirty-nine (39),j
Forty (40). Forty-six (46), Forty-1
I seven (47). and that part of Block >
No. Fifty-four (54) lying north of|
the Missouri Pacific right of way, |
{ fronting or abutting on Main street'
;in said Town of Ordway. Being lots!
17 to 32. both inclusive, in Block
j Thirty-nui-? (39); Lots 1 to 16. botn \
'inclusive, in Block (40); lort. 17 to'
132, both inclusive. In block forty-six
! (46), lots 1 to 16, both inclusive, in |
i block forty-seven (47); and lots li
j to 4. both inclusive, in block fifty-;
,four (54) in the Town of Ordway,
Colorado.
j Section 3. That said district shall!
be known as, and the same is hereby
! designated, "Main Street Improve-!
ment District Number One**.
1 Section 4. That the construction
lof a nyotem of ornamental street j
[lights in and for said district, aH |
| shown by the plans, specifications, j
j und maps thereof prepared by the.
| town engineer and approved by the
j Board of Trustees of said town, and ;
! now on file in the office of the Clerk
[of said town, bo and tho same are'
I authorized and ordered.
I Section 5. That by virtue and in
' pursuance of the aforesaid act ap-1
• proved April 8, A. D., 1899. being'
! Chapter 151 of the Session Laws!
lof Colorado, 1899, lixal improve-;
ment warrants of tho town be’
[ Issued for thn purpose of paying for!
the local Improvements in this ordin- [
! ance described and approved, to he
■ constructed In said Main Street Im- 1
ORDWAY. CROWLEY COUNTY. COLORADO
' provemont District Number One. In
’ aJI amount not to exceed the whole
; coat of said improvements, including
engineering. Inspection, interest, col
; lection, and other incidental expense''
as in said act provided, and In no ev
-1 ent to exceed tho estimats of the cost
made by (he engineer of said town
pursuant to the preliminary order of
the Board of Trustees adopted April
5. A. D., 1920. to-wit: Thirty-four
Hundred Dollars ($3400.00). with
five per cent additional for the cost of
inspections and incidentals.
Section 6. That said warrants
shall be dated August Ist, 1920; shall
boar the name of the district improv- j
ed. shall he payable to the bearer two
years from the date thereof, subject
to call and prior payment as in said
ac* provided; shall ba subscribed by
tlm Mayor, at tort :d by the Town
Clerk, and the seal of the Town there
to affixed; shall he payable out of the
moneys collected on account of the
ai^iessment made for said Improve
ment; shall bear interest at the rate
of six por cent (6 o|o) per annum,
from the date of issuance thereof;
‘•ball be In denominations of five hun
dred dollars ($500.00) each, and
‘•ball he numbered consecutively from
(I ) upward. Said warrants and the
interest thereon shall be payable ai
the office of tho Town Treasurer In
the Town of Ordway.
Section 7. That said warrants
shall be issued from time to time by
the Town Treasurer upon ertimates
and orders of the town engineer,
countersigned and approved by the :
I Mayor, but the Mayor may use sain
! warrants at par for the payment of
engineering and cost of Inspection, or ,
j the Mayor, with the approval of the
i Board of Trustees, may sell, in the
I manner provided in said act, sufficient 1
of said warranto at not less than par
[to pay raid expenses in cash. The
; Town-Treasurer shall make and pre
serve a record of all warrants issued \
hereunder In a suitable book kept Tor ‘
that purpose. '
Section 8. That said warrants 1
shall bo in substantially the following ’
fc rm: <
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA '
Stato of Colorado Town of Ordwav
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT WARRANT 1
Main Street Improvement
District Number One !
j No $500.00
! The Town of Ordway, in the Coun
ty of Crowley, and State of Colorado,
j for value received, acknowledges lt
| «elf Indebted and hero by promises to
: pay to or, bearer
1 the sum of five hundred dollars
($500.00) In lawful money of the
: United States of America, at the or
j fico of the Town Treasurer in /aid
! Town, on the Ist day cf August. A. D.
1922. subject to call and payment.
; however at any time prior thereto, r.s I
provided in the act of the Genoral As-I
sombly of (lie State of Colorado, here
inafter mentioned, with intere-t there.
, on from date untilpayment at tho rate
1 of six per centum ( 6 ojo) per annum.
i
This warrjyit is issued for the pur
pose of paying the costs of a local im
provement in Main Street Improve
ment District Number One, by virtue
and in full conformity with an act of
the General Assembly of the State of
| Colorado, entitled. "An act to pro
! vide for the construction of local Im
j provements In cities of all classes
: having a population of less than 100,-
| 000, and incorporated towns, the is
| suance of local improvement bonds
, therefor, and the assessment and pay
ment of the cost of said improvement*
| Approved April 8. 1899. and an ord
. inance of said town duly adopted, np-
j proved, published and made a law
; of said town prior to ‘he issue there- .
for..
' This warrant is pnyable solely* out
of the proceeds of a special assess
i ment to be levied upon real estate
I situate In the Town of Ordway in raid
Main Street Improvement District
■ Number One. especially benefited by
1 said improvement, and the amount of ,
j the assessments to be made upon the
i real estate in said district for the pny
j ment thereof, with accrued Interest,
in a lien upon said real estate in the
! roepectlvc amounts to bo apportioned
j to said real estate and assessed by an
1 ordinance of snid town, said lien hav
j ing priority over all other liens cx
-5 copt other bonds and warrants hereto- ,
j fore ismied by said town, and the lior.
! of general taxes, end it is hereby cert
i ified and recited t.tir.t the total issue of
the bonds and warrants of said town
‘ for snid district, including this war
-1 rant, does not exceed the estimate of
' tho town engineer, the contract price
| for said improvements, nor the
r amount authorized by law. and it is
: further hereby certified and recited j
1 that every requirement of law relat
| ing to the creation of said Main ;
[Street Improvement District Number,
I One. the making of said local im-,
j provement and the issue of this war
i rant, has been fully complied with by |
I tho proper officers, and that all con- I
! dltlons required to exist and things!
j required to be done precedent to and '
iln the issuance of this warrant to j
render the same lawful and valid j
; have happened and been properly
; done and performed, and did exist in
regular ami due time, form and man
,l nor as required by law.
I IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. The
said Town of Ordway has caused this
.| wurrant to he subscribed by it’s May
.l or. attested by it’s Town Clei;k under
[ the sonl of the Town, as of this Ist
day of August. A. D.. 1920.
>1
-! Mayor. I
. ATTEST
)| Clerk
- 1 Section 9. The Town Clerk is here
by authorized and directed to have
printed six warrants of the denomin
ation of Five hundred dollars each,
numbered from 1 to 6. both numbers
inclusive, and one warrant for four
hundred dollars, to meet the estimat
ed cost of said improvement, as here
in provided, and when Jthe same are
prepared, to deposit the same with
the Town Treasurer, to be issued
from time to time, as heretofore pro
vided.
Section 10. All ordinances and
parts of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed
Section 11. This ordinance, aft?r
: it’s passage, shall be recorded in a
book kept for that purpose, be auth
enticated by the signature or the May
or and Town Clerk, and shall be pub
lished In the Ordway New Era. a
newspaper published within the lim
its of the Town of Ordway; shall take
effect and be in force upon the expir
ation of five (5) days after it is so
published; and shall be irrepealable
until the indebtedness herein provid
ed shall be paid in full.
Adopted and approved this 7th day
of June, A. I)., 1920.
W. H. CRISMAN. Mayor.
Attest—JOHN B. ESTES.
Town Clerk
Ribbons for your typewriter atThe
New Era office.
SUMMONS
j Stato of Colorado, County of Crowlpy,
I in the Coutnty Court.
J. Glenn Miller. Plaintiff, vs Jennie
Burnett. Defendant. —Summons
The People cf the State of Colorado.
To Jennie Burnett the defendant
above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff Jn the
County Court of Crowley County.
State of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof, if served
within this County; or. If served out
of this Countv. or by publication,
within thirty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of serv
ice; or judgmont by default will be
taken against you according to the
prayer of tho complaint. And if a
copy of the complaint in tho above
entitled action be not served with this
summons, or if the service hereof be
made out of this State, then ten days
additional to the time hereinbefore
specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking of
judgment by default uh aforesaid.
The said action is brought by the
plaintiff to recover sixteen hundred
and seven and 50-100 dollars for ser
vices as an attorney at law, to-wlt;
the foreclosure and sale on account]
of a trust deed, of certain land in
Crowley County. Colorado, and the
collection of four promissory notes of
the principal sum of six thousand
dollars together with interest! on
them in the sum of four hundred
thirty dollars, which said notes pro
vided for 25 per cent attorney fees,
said sale was held by W. R. Ferguson
Public Trustee, for Crowley County,
at the Court House in Ordway, on the
10th., day of May 1920, to satisfy the
said notes made by Juanita Dean and
A. J. Dean and that said notes were
by reason of said sale fully paid and
satisfied, as will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to
which reference is here made: A
copy of which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear, and to answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum claimed by
default.
Given under my hand and official
seal at Ordway, Colorado, in said
County, this 19th, day of May A. D.,
1920.
CHAS. C. WOOLDRIDGE,
Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk
County Court.
First Publication June 4, 1920
Last Publication June 28, 1920.
I. H. STANLEY
Attorney at Law
Ordway, Colorado
MAST & MEIKLE
Attorneys and Counsellors at I*aw
'Ordway, Colorado
T. H. THOMAS
Lawyer
Practice in State and Federal Courts
Sugar City. Colorado
DR. H. C. SWIFT
Osteopath
Phone 92R4
Ordway, Colorado
DR. L. W. WHITAKER
Dentist
] Miller Building over Post Office
Phone 159
i
R. J. CORNWELL
Auctioneer
Ordway. Colorado
Violin Lessons
; Beginners and Advanced Pupils
j GEO. E. EDGAR
Eighteen great programs at the
Ordway Chautauqua all for the price
of a seasen ticket.
CROSS UNDERTAKING CO.
Albert L. Cross, Manager
Day Phone Ordway 22
Night Phone Ordway 127 w
Shipping tags in any quantity,
plain or printed, at the New Era.
ERNEST CLINGES F. E. McCOY
Cling'er & McCoy
AUTO LIVERY BARNEY OLDFELD TIRES
GASOLINE AND OILS
“Prompt Service Our Motto’’
corc * the
* s instant.
jegaMty TELL US WHAT YOU WANT
jftS&Y ELECTRICALLY AND THE
i lUi SERVICE lc. M STANT.
Ray Edgar
FOLEY BUILDING ON LINCOLN
Hail Insurance
I still represent the same good old reliable com
panies writing liberal contracts and making satis
factory adjustments WITHOUT INCREASE IN
RATES.. . (Read this again.)
It is to your interest to see ME before plac
ing your business. You Profit by my experience
in this line of protection.. . WRITE EARLY it
costs no more.
D. F. Bartlett
Phones Ord. 113-W and 47,- Office over Post Office.
F arming'
Machinery
Do not forget that we stilF have considerable
farm machinery left, which we are selling at bar
gain prices, especially two-row corn planters.
“-mill feeds
When it comes to mill feeds we have them all,
at the right prices.
Ground com and oats the best feed for your
milk cows, special prepared chick feed to make
your hens lay, also all kinds of baby.chick feed.
If you anr in need of field seeds call on us.
Crowley Co. Milling & Elevator Co.
FRIDAY, JUNE 18. 1920
. Dr. G. E. Clark Dr. W. H. Bray
VETERINARY 'HOSPITAL
Dr. Clark is In Ordway Weekly
Fowler. Colorado
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New Era office.