The Elbert County tribune. [volume], October 11, 1918, Image 4

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€tbert f&ouuy Crtbwi
AUiWrr NEUMAN, rmkU I 111
Entered at the Poet Office at Klbert
Colorado. Matter of the Becond-r]a*s.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The following; notice lias been j
nerved on all *iicwnpaper publishers!
by the War InduntricM Hoard:
“Discontinue sending: papers uftcr
date of expiration of subscription .
unless subscription is renewed and I
paid for. This ruling to be effee- 1
live October 1, ISIS.’* I
This order is compulsory on the
part of the publishers and is done
in order in conserve paper which Is
getting more scarce and expensive
as the war centluties, we therefore
ash all of our subscribers who Know
themselves to be In arrears with
their subscriptions to pay up prompt
ly the order is now in effect.
NOTICE TO ALL GRANGERS
OF ELBERT GRANGE NO. 248
There is some business that should
be attended to immediately so nil
grangers are requested to attend Oei
nber I'J, if possible. :00 p. M.
Elections of officers in November
all remember. Como
Chas. Lithorlund. Master
THIEVES WILL BREAK IN
Cast Friday night Ihievca broke
into Qua DletrlrUs garage h teal lug
bis Duick auto. The thieving oc
curred about 3 A M . and the
strange part of it was that nearly
every one in town heart! them urn!
some even saw them drive off with
(he machine but no one paid any
attention as I* was (bought they
were some young (oiks on (be wav
home running- around a t»11. hi lb
morning when the loan of the machine
was discovered, two Mexicans who
had been around town and were, last
seen at dusk under a railroad bridge
north of town, .were ul once sus
pected. telephone notifications were
sent to the Hpringu and all towns
around, they were soon trailed io
IVylon where (hey got lnl<» (hr see
tion house tool room ami supplied
themselves with gasoline bul no fur
ther trace was found until Tuesday
v hen the chief of police, ul Colora
do Springs telephoned Mr. Dietrich
(hot he had the ear which had !»<■ ;
found south of Colorado Springe
along side of the road whore it had
been abandoned. Their flight, front
I here must have been a hurried one i
a a one of them lefi his e.int In the'
car. After tills (Ins will probably!
have n pad lock on Ills garage
The thieves have not* been caught
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Having received the nomination on j
the democrat ticket for county
Treasurer. I earnestly solicit your
rote at the general election on Nov
ember sth ms
Tf elected I promise to give to the
tax payers the same efficient service
In the future as In the pant.
Yours Vor Th Courth Liberty Loan \
fTom Burnedle j
PUBLIC SALE
Public sale of personal property
of household goods also bees, bee
hives. chickens, ooinc farm imple
menu., lumber and alfalfa bay.
October 24. 1 o'clock sharp and
if it storms will be put off until the
2btb. Ten miles cast, of Elbert, 2 Vfc
miles west of Fondls.
11. Collins. 21.-11
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
of The Elbert County Tribune pub
lished weekly at Elbert,* Colo., for
Oct. 1. 1918.
That the nathes and addresses of
Publiehers. Managers, etc., arc:
Albert Neuman. Owner. Elbert,
Colo.
H. A. Hodges, Manager. Eliza
beth. Colo.
Bondholders. Mortgagers and other
security holders owning I per cent
or more of bonds or securities arc,
none.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 4th day of October, 191 R.
.1 F.. Mayer, Notary Public.
Foil SALE - -fJray marc 7 years old
$!(»0.00. Mrs. T. Van fTomnicn. 1
miles southwest of Fond is
AUCTION SALE
/Saturday, Or/ 12, 1918.
All household goods, consisting of
beds, chairs, dressers, sewing ma
chine. o«iinode, kitchen lable., stoves
hijU cook lug uternlls.
31 ?7 , Mr* M Sch tenser
• I h© young fdlowo. yf eighteen to
twenty for (he most pari go * »„ rpR
bd ration with their hearts beating
high: It ntcinn Mir realization »»f
their d reatm
Arc y,,u not or prised tn (earn
Mi.it pcnehrdoiicM and plumstonea and j
nul-'iclls will help win the war?
Don't forget to nave all of them for J
the ga6 masks.
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Correspondence
By Our Regular Correspondents
| ROSE HILL
1
(Calamity Jane.)
I Shake hands. Persimmons.
1 I -
lj Bowsers were in Colorado Springs
- j Sunday uftcr u ulster. -
3 j Mr. J Itumey helped Mr. J. Knight
,' pick spuds this week.
H ' Mr. J. C. Brnzclton and Mr. H.
Plant nelpcd Oscar Erickson stack
graiu and hay.
i Hcvr.ru! children of this neighbor
hood have been staying out of school
»o help gather in the crops
CAMERON NOTES
Elmer Olliu is helping A. Richard*
I •*ui put in fall wheat this week.
1 Little Robert Wilier of Elizabeth
tpcnl the week end at the Clugy
home.
Mr and Mrs. A. Richardson were
Sunday afternoob callers at Win.
t’lugy's.
Several from this nighborhood
-I day off on Wednesday and attend
ed the Ewln sale.
Mr. (J. Burry of St. Joseph, Mo.,
is visiting with Ills daughter, Mrs.
Win. Clugy and family.
i Mrs. A Kunzc. Htcller and Wil
•lain were rallrrs at Alger Pclersom.
"ii Tuesday of (bis week.
The H. Hoppmau and B. Gulhulr.
i MuilicM w ere entertained u( the
, ‘’has Out ha Is home in Elbert on
Sunday.
B. Onllials ami family, ll llopp
man and family, John Outbuls and
•Miss Lou ire Rhodemacher spent Sun
day evening at Kunzc’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Attwise
Mid son James of Denver and L.
Drlever and final ly were callers a I
Win. Olugys on Wednesday evening
"f last week.
mo SPRINGS
Edison Evan in busy now a-da.vs
threshing the pinto hc.qii.n in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Will Lowe from Toicda, Ohio
is here on a visit with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Roehtinqg
Win. McCauley has been timprov
, IbR the south, road considerably by
j fixing culborts and using tlio acrup
l cr.
Mr. A. M. Johnson has been on tho
sick list for the last two week*. She
ia staying with Mrs. J. A. Bohrcn at
present.
/
Otto Roeliting had his afiklc sprayn
rd a few days ago Jumping off (lie
1 hayrack. He In getting along al
right again.
j Rudolph Boohling. Raymond Jobn
j son and Leo Roelilln*j; autoed to
j Genoa, I his state on fS&turday for
! a few days.
We. uudcrstiind that nrhool will
| not commence* in our district for 2
‘ weeks as tho school borvril could
not got tho jkvnprr tcaehe.%
Mrs. W. S. Thompson got a tele
gram from Li wrence, Kansas Mm 1
her mother was not expected to Jfve
she left right saway but her mothei*i
! had just expire* I when she got there
PERSIMMONS
i Remember lhA sale at Edwin's
[ Oct. 9.
Mr. Shcch?iu o,* Cripple Creek i--
visiting at "Squire* lliis work.
Land buy ers are a'l over this coun
try. Shown who hap good land.
‘
’Dodo’ *MeNumaru of Englewood
was out visiting hta sister Mrs. liar
vey Gat'jwood and nothcr.
Sever- »l in (be neighborhood at
tended the S. S. convention in ICI
- C loud speakers were in itbun
,'duuee.
Roy, >*arl.\ Jesse and May Squires
and A’jfnio Murray intended Hie Cal
ban Fair. wlnVe they had a rousing
good 11/ue.
Mrs.» Kent h<> * iTturncd from Den
ver wj.rre she \ v.*»h having her ever
IrealiJ i t u, n tonr*f «tage is pass
cd iv* • hope for Improvement homo
N* ver mind Calamity's if T 0 ' vcn *
as ,*dd us wo arc. you wiHild g rt
iK too. however we’ll Corgi you
H’tin once if you «lon l get too lAxnk
ller-r-e Bqulros hat been on the*
kick tint. Hr ron tractod malaria
wfc lie crossing the d« *sert in Arizona
aD>d dorr.n’f* recover s a quickly a- be
wq old like.
Liberty ’.Bond of” T„ iberty Bound
*4 Am iV 9AVq m Hi-* U l’t '-
ROCK BUTTE
Mr. Ward Russell been serious
ly ill the past week.
Phil Miller, Jr., is ranching in
partnership willi Lewis Rinnert.
Mr. Mead who has been quite
sick the past, two wec'ks is Improving.
Mrs Geo. Scott ami three daught
ers of Denver visited Mrs. Chas
Watts last week.
Mr. Marshall of Irving bought a
new manure spreader last week ot
the Gates Mcr. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Talbot of~Ki
mva were here looking after their
ranch interests, /Tuesday.
Mr. fit.oeks had (he misfortune (<>
have lii« thumb badly injured while
cutting corn. Dr. Witter is ia ai
tendance.
Mrs. Reeves entertained the Ladies
Aid Society last Wednesday and tho
members of the Society decided to
serve dinner election day.
Mr. Glandon was posting bills for
his Public He la, last Saturday. Af
ter the sale he expects to move lo
Littleton where he lias bough I an
irrigated tract.
Fred Lafferty was railed to Den
ver last Wednesday by the aeriou
illness of his wife who lias been ili
■lHLLmiiL——im. n mi hi i- n
Auction Salesman! J
If you arc going to sell live stock; farm im. [
plements, or anything salable at auction; call on me }
or write me for terms. 1 have had ample experi !
cnee selling live stock and general sales; having S
handled as high as|32 sales'* season. '
TRY ME WITH AN AUCTION SAIF, THIS SEASON OF 1918 AND 1919 j
Yours. GEORGE- W. LIGHT Elbert. Colo, j
Forward!
With no thought of bursting shrap
nel and poisonous gases into which
they plunge—with every muscle tense,
with every faculty of mind alert,
with one thought only—TO FIGHT
AND WIN.
That is the way our men are goirfg
into battle. When the shrill wnistle
sounds the advance, out they go-— their
whole heart in the task before them.
No power on earth can hold them hack.
Forward!
The same sharp challenge to battle
is sounding for us. We must answer a
in the same proud way—the way of
our fighting men—the American way.
IVe must lend the way they fight.
We must show the war-maddened
Hun a united American people mov
ing forward shoulder to snoulder,
irresistibly, to Victory.
Our task is to supply the money,
the ships, the guns, the shells that we
must have to win. It is a tremendous
task. Wc must do it as our fighting
men do theirs—with the indomitable
spirit of Victory.
We must work, and save, and lend
with one thought only—TO FIGHT
AND WIN.
Get into the fight—with your whole
heart. Buy Bonds—to the utmost!
This Space Contributed bjr
Swift & Company
for some time. Mr. Brewer look Mr. 1
Lafferty’s place at Reynolds during
bis absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKimmie vis
ited the letters mother and brother
on Wolf Creek last Sunday. Al
bert will hold a public sale next
week making preparation for tho
draft tut lie expects to lie called to
the* Colors soon. Mrs. Clemmons
will make her home with Mrs. Me
Klmmie.
WANT RANCHES
We have buyers waiting for ranch
es with stock and all equipment if
you want to sell. See or write us.
The S. .1. Thomas Realty Co.,
9 40. 17 St Phone Champa fi3o.
31-1 l Denver, Colo.
RARE BARGAIN IN HIGH GRADE
HANO
We have stored near Elbert a pi
ano of excellent quality, which if
taken at once, will he sold a* n tre
mendoUK sacrifice. ffcrins will I**'
given to any responsible party. If
interested write for particulars to
THE DENVER MBHIC; COMPANY.
Denver. Colo.
FOR SALE Gray Mare, 7 years
old. SIOO,
Mrs. »T. Van Tcmiuen,
1 tulles south west of Foudis
Classified Advertising.
John W.Mullahey
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Examination of titles and settlement o
decedent* estates a specialty
KIOWA - - COLORAD
Office in Divide Review Bldg.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Regular Services
Morning.
Bible School 10 a. m.
Communion 11 a. m.
Ser\ ices 11:15 a. m.
Evening.
Y. P. S. C. £. at 7 p. ni.
Preaching 8 p. m.
Uealricß Cream Separators, the
best on the market for sale by
Frank Black, Elbert, Colo.
LUTHERAN MISSION.
Divine Service will he held Sat
urday. Sep. 28. at 11 o'clock in the
Presbyterian church. Everybody in
vited.
\V. Zimmerman. Pastor.
RALPH E. 1-INNICUM
Attorney anti Counselor at Law
COUNTY ATTORNEY
of
ELBERT COUNTY
KIOWA COLO.
J. F. MAYER President J.V9. RINOOLD. Director
A H MAY KH Cat bier W. D REILLY, Director
Che €lbert County Bank
ELBERT; COLORADO
Incorporated State Bank
Cash Capital and Surplus $ J 5,000
Examined Regularly by the State Bank Commissioner
Make your credit good by doing your banking butuuess with tbe oldest
established banking institution in Elbert county
An exclusively banking business conducted.
FIREPROOF VAULT. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
r ELBERT GARAGE 1
Tire Works and Accessories
Everything for the auto. I handle the Miller and
Standard Four, two of the best tires on the market’. Both
giving universal mileage.
Maxwell and Ford repairs Open day and night
OEOnOE MCKIMMIE
% -1 n—buJ
I BUSINESS IS SENSITIVE |
| It goes where invited. |
i Stays where well treated. |
| WE INVITE YOURS I
r City Drug Store |
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* Buy a Fourth Liberty Bond jj $
| JJ.\A GRIFFIN, Fiber/, Colorado
I Represent x
| OL! NGERSMORTUARY.
a DENVER. COLO
I Livened Bmbalmers and Experienced
| Funeral Directors
V-— - mm md
When in need of good
services, day or night
Call k |
W. C.WHITING, Undertaker
FHONE 161 ELBERT, COLO. "
BINDER WHIPS
I have a few extra good ones left that
I will sell at the old price. Call and
see these.
George McKimmie
HONEY LOANED
On Meal Estate Security
LEE RAHSEY
((5 Foirire Bldg. DENY EH,COLO.
►OR RAIN BELT LAND BARGAINS
see the otu tuner, K. L. CLOW, of
CLOW’S LAND OFFICE
1313 Slout street DENVER. COLO
We can serve you at your
home exactly as satisfactory
as if you were right in our
store. Anything usually
kept in a first class jewelry
store you will find here.
Repairing of any kind
carefully attended to.
Give us a trial.
700-711
Kr loth St.
SsddCf/CfiT l _
A u i D enver
NivegC Colo .