The Holly chieftain., June 22, 1900, Image 5

About The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987

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.eneral Merchandise.
4 HOLLY: COLORADO.
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'v K Drugs, Patent Medicines, Stationery
g and Toilet Articles; Paints, Oil, Glass
F K and Wall Paper.
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i Proprietors.
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RRIGATED FARMS FOR SALE
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sBR'DER THE GREAT AMITY CANAL: IN THE
i ARKANSAS VALLEY.
These lands lie plcl for irngation and are the rickest lands in the
anaas valley. The Great Amity Canal, 100 Miles long, was built in
B>, and together with reservoirs, cost upwards of $1,500,000.
s¥Thix is the largest and best constracted canal in the state. Llndun‘
i pha bought in any size tracts desired at low prices and on long time
R i ments. Perpetual water rights. No water rents to pay. New i-}
W *ime (0 secure a home in this beautitul valley. i
J. S McMURTRY. 1
AGENT FOR CLOSE BROS & CO., |
HOLLY, COL ORADO \
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JTHE HOLLY HOTEL.
The City Livery Stable is run in connec
@on with the Hotel, elegant turnouts being fur
" Wshed to guests at moderate prices. Specia
ttention given to the traveling public.
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W Our foc returned it we fall. Ay ane sending sketeh and description of
++ Wy invention will' promptly receive our-opinion free concerning the patent-
Bbility of same. ‘““How to obtain a patent” sent upon request. Patents
# @wared through us advertised for sule at our expense. l
[¢ Patents taken out through us receive special motice, without charge, in
¥z PATeNT RxcoßD, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted
By Manufacturers and Investors.
: Send for sample copy FREE. Address,
> VICTOR J. EVANS & ©O.,
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FRIDAY. JUNE 22, 1900
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| Advertising Mates, i
One nch single col. display, per moutin. i . soe.
%% doubleeol, 4 % ._. gum
Local reading notices per line, egch ingertion, Se
- Reduced rates will be made on dispiay ~ads”
to exteustve advertisers. SR ‘
Al advertisments will be run until ordered
out unless inserted for u stated time. . ;. ‘
Display “ads” changed mounthly, if destred.
Local reading notices changed woekly. ‘
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Local and Personal.
See White for corn, corn chop and
bran, 2 . Vi
Mrs. Dr. Wilson s visiting friends
in Denver. RRmpY
See White for good potatoes at 81.40
per 1001bs. £
Yesterday was the hottest :0f the
year th us far.
For Diamond M flour go to Mc-
Pherson’s.
See White's Special Narvest Prices
for supplies. A
Dr. W. C. Baird, of Coloma, Mo., 1s
visiting his son James. o
The best Hats and Shoes in the
west at Mathews, Coolidge. 2
A girl was born to Mr. and Mzs. O.
F. Cox on Monday, June 11th. 50
Miss Jessie Pringle, 0t Tribune, is
visiting with Mrs. A. L. Johnson.
James Kendall and family have
moved to the Bent ranch, south of the
river.
The up to date Crescent chain and
chainless bicycles, for sale by Robt.
King.
Mr. Conway, salesman for DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, etc., was in town
Monday.
Dr. C. 8. Wilson, the Lamar dentist
will be in Holly the 6th, and 7th.. of
each month. .
Miss. Edith Shanstrom, the Cool
-Id@e postmistress, is very. sick -with|
typhoid fever.
Milton Davis returned from ‘Pueblo
last Friday to visit his mother and
other relatives. ‘s
Arthur Conley and wife left._’l_jfit
Friday night for Arkansas, where thi
latter’s parents reside. :
Fditor Stewart of the Granada
Times was a Holly visitor Monday and
made the Chieftain a fraternal call.
Mr. and Cumberland, of Butler, Pa.,
are visiting at the Holly hotel. Mrs.
Cumberland is a sister of Landiord
Millinger.
Sheriff Tate was in.town Monday
serving subpenas in the McGrath-
Canfield case, which is now beforé the
county court. L
When vou go to Coolidge to cele
brate the 4th remember that Mathews
has a full line of Fire Works, Flags,
etc. Prices the lowest,
Judge Platt Rogers took a run down
from Denver on Wedesday to consult
{ with Manager Wiley on matters eon
cerning the Great Plains. Water com,
pany,
County Treasurer Reynolds visited
his ranch on liorse creek Sufiday.
Billy’s wife and boy returned Wednes
day from lowa, where they had been
yisiting for two months, 77/
Mrs. Helen M. Simpson is making
prejarations for moving her house
from Coolidge to Holly, to be eated
on the corner north of S. F. White's
8 ore and fitted up for a hotel.
The ball game between Syracuse at
the latter place on Wednesday result
ed in a defeat for Granada by a . score
of 14 to 4. J. L. Maytield sprained his
‘ankle very badly during the Rame,
G. 8. Thornberry has 40 acres of his
wheat in the shock. A light hafl on
Sunday night did some damage to the
wheat in his section but most. of it
was insured and was promptly and
satisfactorily adjusted by the compa
ny, 80 the farmeri sustained no loss.
The grasshoppers ate up eight acres
of beets for Frank Crowley. Others
are also having more or less trouble
with the hopper.but as the beets gen
erally are getting pretty rank no ex
tensive damage is anticipated from
that source,
. A girt was born to Mr. and Mrs. 'W.
B.Rileyoudunelsth.. =
‘John LaMotte und J. B. Harder
took in the 'wights at: Pusbio
!l'lifl’-”‘ :h ¥ g e ) - "'.’»-
See White for fancy table syrup at
45 cents, pure country sorghuwmy st 60
cents. ¢ s
The up to date Crescent chain and
chainjess bicycles, for sale by Robt.
King. g A
. Mesdames Reeder and Ferno, of
Uoolidge, were trading in' Holly on
See White for fresh cornn meal 3t 30
cents per sack. Best Lamar flour at
SI.BO per 1001bs.
A, J. Powell and Miss Maggie Simp
80n attended services at the colony
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. R, Webster is quite sick.
Miss Nola Taylor, of Granada, is do
ing her housework,
Ice cream and milk shake will be
served every Maturday at the Santa
Fe Avenue restaurant.
See the Johes Lever Binder, Jones
Chain mower and all steel Hay Rakes.
Made by Plano Mf’g. Co.
RosT. KiNe, Agent.
To get'your watch, clock or jewelry
repaired in first class shape take it to
Applegate, at Lamar. All work guar
anteed.
Rev. Haupt, Episcopal minister of
La Junta, preached in the school
house Wednesday night to a fair sized
audience.
See White for soda crackers at 63
cents by the box. Ginger snaps 8¢
cents.
See the Jones Lever Binder, Jones
€hain Mower and all-steel Hay Rakes.
Made by Plane Mt’g. Co. iy
RosT, KING, Agent..
G. 8. French has purchased the old
school house and will move it to his
three-acre lot in the northeast part of
town.
A, L. Johnson has built a bridge
across Horse creek directly south of
his house for his convenience in get
ting toand from town.
Loey Anderson is getting into the
cattle business quite lively. One of
his cows presented him with two fine
full size calves on Sunday.
G. E. Dvketerhuis, a prominent
| rarmer living near Granada, was sev
erely, though not dangerously, injured
during a runaway on Wednesday. |
Theo. Baxter, who is now ditch rid-i
er on the Amity canal between Buffa
-10 creek and the Crowley lateral, wna‘
in town Saturday and attended t.he‘
Woodman meeting at night. ‘
John Duncan is moving the Peck‘
house from near Coolidge to Holly. |
He will place it on bis lots just south
of the school house and fit it up for a
residence. John displayed great wis
dom and foresight in selecting a loca- |
tion as near the school house as possi
ble.
For Sale—A good second hand Mc-
Cormack binder, in good repair. A
bargain. At my residence, one mile
west of Syracuse, Kansas. \
V. 8. Joxgs. ‘
The case of McGrath vs Canfield.
was heard by Judge Billingslea of thei
county court at his office in Lamar|
vesterday. This was an action to re
cover commission for the sale of land, |
was tried before Justice Milford and
Judgment rendered in favor of the
plaintiff. The defendent appealed to
the county court, and Judge Billings
lea sustained the decision of the jus
tice’s court.
I still have some good clean oats at
90 cents per 100ths.
G. S. THORNBERRY,
The meeting of the Cantaloupe
Growers’' association held Saturday
was attended by nearly half the mem
bers and a very interesting session was
held. An amendment to the bylaws
was adopted making the membership
fee 81.50 for those coming into the as
sociation after May Ist. The stand
of cantaloupes, as reported by the
growers present, Is something over 75
per cent.
Here is a bit of valuable informa
tion, If true: Throw a bit of alum
the size of a marble into a bowl of
water, and wet the hands and face
and exposed parts lightly with it.
Not a mosquito will approach " you.
They hum about a little and disap
pear. I never had occasion to use a
mosquito curtain, and am glad to
think that I can nerhaps benefit oth
ers, travelers particularly, by this lit
tle bit of information. So says an
anonymous writer in an exchange.
. \",t«‘“‘ . » ‘i:: . ‘Z~- = :‘-' 'y e &
a8 clegant physic. They also improve.
16 sasv 10 faks mnd plesssat in _effect.
Mr. W. 8. Whedon, osshier. of ibe.
Firet National bask of Winterest. Luwa,
with 8 carponteris his ompley.’ thet:
' will be of vaiwe 10 other mechanics. He
~éys: “I'had & carpenter working for
me who was obliged to_stop work for
ssveral days on account of ‘being trou
bled with diarrhoss. I wmeationed to
him that I:bsd been similarly troubled
and that Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholems
snd Diarrhoes had cured me. He
bought & bottle of it from the drugxist
here and informed me that one dose
ctired him, and he s again st his work.”
For sale by Ikelman Bros,
E. D. Ball, assistant entomologist
at the State Agriculturahbollege, was
here Monda7 making an examination
of the worms that are now infesting
many beet fields. He says the alfalfa
or cut worms which have been 50 num
erous in the alfalfa fields during the
past three or four weeks are an entire
ly different specie of insect from the
beet army worms which are now in
vading the beet flelds, The former.
Inatead of leaving the alfalfa for the
beets and other crops as many suppose,
are going into the ground. The worm
that i 8 now working on the beets is
the regular beet army worm, Mr. Ball
says, and i 8 exactly similar to those
that gave the beet growers at Grand
Junction 80 much trouble last year.
He does not anticipate any serious re
sults, however, from this brood, but
warns farmers to be on the watch for
the second brood which will no doubt
appear from the Ist to the 15th o
August. Every grower should pro
vide himself with a sprayer and the
necessary poisons 0 he may be able to
act promptly as soon as the pests ap.
pear, as a few days delay may proye
disastrous t« the crop.
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To the Bird Ciub.
Members of the Bird club, organiz
ed on Arbor day, may now obtain
their numbers and enrolling sheets by
callling at Ikelman Bros.’ drug store.
The members may be enrolled by con
sulting the president, Earl Bryce, or
the secretary, Miss Bessie Garritson.
Two prizes are offered as explained in
the enrolling sheets. All reports are
to be the property of the state super
intendent and may be printed in the
State Report. No member should
fail to secure an enrolling sheet before
July 4, and each one should prepare a
full report to hand in September 7th.
Each member should give his num
ber to the president or secretary as
soon as possible.
Each one should keep an aecount of
every nest found, no matter where
found, and no matter how many oth
ers have found it before.
EXCURSIONS EAST
AND WEST.
Second Ananal Resslon Rooseveit’s
Rough Riders.
For the above occasion the Santa
Fe will, on June 29 and 30, sell tickets
to Oklahomn'ClLv, O. T,, at one regu
lar first cluss normal fare for the
round trip. Good for starting on re
turn July 5.
National Democratic Convention, Kam«
sas Cley, Mo., July 4,
For this occasion the Santa Fe will
sell tidkets on July 2 and 3 at one reg
ular first class fare for the round trip,
with final return limit July 9th.
National Noliday, July 4.
The Santa Fe announces the 4th of
July Holiday rate as follows: Be
tween all points in Colorado, New
Mexico and Texas (El Paso line), ohe
standard fare for the round trip. No
distance limit. Minimum rate 50 cents.
Dates of sale, July 3 and 4, final limit
of return July 5.
Only $5.00 to Las Vegas Hot Springs.
On Sunday, June 24, the Santa will
run an excursion to Las Vegas, N. M.,
leaving Holly at 1:20 a. m. arriving at
Hot Springs between 1:00 and 1:30 P.
m., and leaving for return at 5:00 p.
m. $5.00 buys a ticket for the round
trip.
H. P. HorsT.
Local Ticket Agent,
Holly, Colo.
Coal Is Cash.
Beginning with the publication of
this notice I will sell for cash and
cash only. Don’t ask credit. I mean
what I say. Gro. HoLLYs.