Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., May 28, 1920, Image 8

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TK FUST nil K.
dt dt OF ELBERT, COLORADO dt dt
---- Announces Its Opening For Business
SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920
We are Equipped to Furnish a Compete Banking Service to this Community
DIRECTORS OFFICERS
R. J. Eisner, W R. J. Eisner, Pres.
ra ' ‘ ’ f| Ira B. Casteel, Vice Pres.
Theo. Neuman, ||
D. R. Burnside, |, A. W. McAuley, Cashier.
P. H. Mulligan, cul-S) Walter I. Black, Ass t. Cashier.
Legal Notices.
NOTH F OF A 1*1*I«ICATIO V FOII t H ■
'll-.lUilV-i li«s Ol lU.IHSIIIi*.
State «» Colorado. >
i.iiuuly of IJlUrrl. •
In ihi* Matter. i»f llu* . I'.-tltiun nf
Mi-.ii > i,oi-i-ii*i'ii fuc Determination
Ul lUliri-Mill ill till* I*l«»lll» HMIJ
'I fin mi'll In Ilf 111 ill Moore, Ufi'cnM-u.
I \ Mil . I *»l NT V (Ul IIT.
No. 0-28 G.
NQTICI-J Is here;by nlven that n petl
tion hit- been lll<-I In tin* above <n
tilliMl l oui t by lli-iii y Loren;.-n |iruy
inu for determination of tl.i* Inter, in
In the lundH and loneinmii s of In in
Moore, tL-cen ."->J. to-ivlt: ThtJ Nnrtli-
Hulf of the Northwest quarter and the
Not 111 wist Quarter of the Noi t lie.iMt i
Quuiler of Section Twenty-three.'
’J uvv 11:3 hip EigliL(B)6., K. Sixty-fivu
(C 6) West of the Sixth ITlm-ionl Murl-|
dan. Hi be rt County. Colorado; that ti i •
ri.tines of the ulb-r.i d heirs at law of {
.. ~l decedent aiu Jane Moore. Ills
v.iilnA, now dt ®ase.l, and then chil
dren, wiio sin- amo the heirs at law >f T
i J dQore. deceased
Albert 1 Moore; William Moore, also
known uk William A. Moor. ; Aiii-.n.-ta
M. Kotii well, also known us Martini
/ Both we 11; and John II M 0,.,., m-w (
deceased, but leaving surviving bint,
as Ids only heir at law. bis daughter,’
Mabel Moore, also known as Marguer
ite Maide. or Mabel. Moore; and all of
full age; «ml all or whom, being of
full a»; convoyed by meiiSe convey
anccH all their Interest in said lands
* and tenements to the petitioner; and
tout by order of the Court the 2 Lit day
of June. A. 1». 1 11-O. at Eleven o'clock
In the forenoon at the County Court,
room In tin* Court House at Kiowa In
said County of Elbert, State of Colora
do. has been fixed for the hearing on
said petition; and that at such time,
or on any other date to which Court
may continue said hearing, the Court
will determine and decree who were,
and are the hoirH at law of said Irvin
Moore, deceased, and their respective
lntvrestH In the lands and tenements of
which aald Irvin Moore. died seized
and possessed; that at. or before,
said time herein fixed for such hearing,
any person may appear mid answer
e.tid petition ami assert any interest he
ir.ay have in said lands and tenements,
a.id at said hearing present his proofs.
WITNKSK, Frank S Turner. Judge
and ex-oinlolo Clerk or said County
Court with tlie seal"thereof, this Ist
day of May. A. I> 1920.
SHANK 8 TURN Kit.
Clerk of said Gilbert County Court.
J, K. Allphln, Denver, Colo.
Fli st pul lest lon May 7th, 1920.
l.ast publication June 4 th.. 1920.
(No. 11681.)
(TREASURERY DEPARTMENT)
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, I*. April 16. 11*20.
WIIFREAS by Batiafuetory evi
dence presented to I lie undersigned,
il has been made to appear that
“The First National Bank of Elbert
In the town of filbert, In the County
of Elbert and the State of Colorado,
has compiled with nil the provision!
cf the States of the United Sfil-■
required to be complied with before
an association. Shull be authorized
to-commence business of Ranking;
NOW. THEREFORE. I. John SkH
tou Williams. Comptroller of the
Currency, do hereby certify that
“The First National Bank of Elbert*'
in the town of Elbert, in the CouiUv
of Elbert and the Stale or Colorado
13 authorised to commence Ranking
ns provided in Section Fifty one hun
dred and Sixty-nine of the Revised
Stauotes of the United States.
Tn Testimony Whereo f
(SFAL) Witness mv hand and ’.cal
of office this 101 h day of April, i •.». «*.
JOHN 81D3T.T0H WITH AM F
fVn*t. Ufi- of the Currency.
First publication May 7. 1920.
Last publication July 2, 1920.
xori. t; to i.i:\sr. stATi-: i.am>.
•,ip „r the State Hoard of Land
«’..inml.«. i.n"iDenver, Colorado, May
1 * •<.it l.' <* Is hereby Riven tliat Tbo
Ms - i 1..1U.1 ’ Investment Co., whose
;...iHutiio- addt.-'M IH 7.’.7 K. and C.
1-1,1,. | >,-.n v> r. Colorado, hna made ap
f; UPo; to !*•*•*•• tlie fol
,:, w i.•. d.-s. ribed School Lamia. situate
in I Mb* it ''ounty, I'olorado '"-wit:
W| V .. f S»--i lon 16 Cowiimlill* GHouth
i; ,11 : ;,i W (Immunity Application).
\'i*t ic*■ is fur* bei* hereby given that
, .1 ........ I. • 111.. nil
1! ~| 11, |- p.-i Ml" desiring to tile an
lie .lb.n Ur- I. . e all or any part of
I pi': ii:i.'t of land must 111.- same in
i |ii;; ollhe prior to Juno IH, 1920, as no
..tl»..r uptdlcation to leftHe Lite above
d- S- rib. .! lands will ho considered
after Maid date.
J. I-’. VIVIAN.
FPi-i'ter State Hoard Hand Com
mlunione rs.
I-M, -t ill! Mention May 21. 1920.
s- . ~,1 publication May 28. 1920
Third pnbllcat lon June -1, 1920.
Fourth publication June 11. 1920,
COUNTY TREASURER’S WAR ANT
AND BOND CALL.
( We call nil warrants registered in
.I ho var ious nchool districts as fol
lowa:
School I)i.n rict Consolidated No. 1,
All warrants rogisterdt to April
4til. 1920. inc. |
School District No. 5, All warranto
registered to March 27th inc.
■School District No. 6.—A1l warrants
registered to J'eb’y. 11th inc.
School District No. 12 AH warrants
rt ’.iKloretU to March 20th inc. i
School District No. 14, Warrants
numbers 222 and 233.
School District No. 19. —Warrants
numbers 123, 129, 128, 130, 131,
and 137 inc.
S lionl District No. 24, -Warrants
numbers 139, 137, 138, 161 and 162.
School District No. 4 3, — Warrants
• number 33. 39. 43. 46. 47 and 48. |
School Diet rict No. 4 4, —Warrants
numbers 26 and 27.
High School District No. 2, — War
rants numbers 78, 79. 82, 81, 91
and 100 being nil registered to date
nf this call.
High School Joint with Lincoln
County No. 1, Warrants number
130.
School Dis .ict Bonds as follows:
School District number six, Thir-
t n hundred dollar issue dated* Sep
tember Ist. 1909, due September Ist.
H»29, optional September Is:. 1919,
' v -i« called for payment June 1919.
Sc In ol District number six, Three '
hotl' aiid- dollar issue, dated August
I t. 1910, duo August Ist, 1930, ot»-
onnl August Ist, 1920,in now called 1
for payment.
Davd at the cilice of the County
Trea: ur. r, in Kiowa, Colorado, this
* 1 tli day of May, 1920. c
TOM BURNSIDE,
bounty Treasurer of Elbert County. J
Ma: be your cubscription is due.
This Page used for Elbert
Exclusive
LOCALS.
Our por.Cmaster is confined to his
room with the mumps.
Mrs Lena Oaks and little son Oil
bert left Wednesday for California. I
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard |
Richardson on May lUh, a fine boy. i
Miss Wilma ciugy, Who was a l>en-|
ver visitor lust week, is ill with the
tonailltlß.
Mr. and Mrs. McAuley and Mr. and
Mrs. P. H. Mulligan autoed to Den
ver Friday.
Quite a number of young people
attended the dance at Eastonville
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burnside were
callers at tho Fred Burnside home
Tuesday evening.
Grandma Baldwin is very ill with
pneumonia, her daughter, Mrs.
Hidden, is taking care of her.
Mrs. Della Nicholson of Miami
Arizona was buried from the Presby
terian Church Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Dietrich ami
son Loyd autoed over to Calhan on
Monday, where they had dental
work done.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrockloff and Mr
and Mrs. Theo. Nebraan took dinnei
with Mr. and Mrs. Cornforth Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Beckman took Miss Esther
to Denver to St. Anthony’s Hospital
where site was operated on for ap
pendicitis. She is getting along
nicely.
Mrs- Van Temmen returned from
Denver, where she lias been for the
last two weeks taking care of Mrs.
Skoogs, who Is now recovering from
ilie sleeping sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Denver
were visiting Mrs. Johnuon’s sister,
Mrs. Tom Wray. Mrs. Wray and
Mro Fred Burnside accompanied
them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brace, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas- Kent and famtlly, Mrs.
Hoover and Mrs. Max Carlson were
callers at Mrs. Ett a Dietrich’s Sun
day afternoon.
Elbert and Kiowa played baseball
on Kiowa’s diamond Sunday. The
Tore being 2 o 5 in Tavor of Elbert.
Next Sunday the first National Bank
team plays at Elbert on home
grounds. .
-i j _u
Mr. J Alderman ia visiting hoe
folks.
1 Big Baseball dance. Saturday,
May 29.
Mias Eat her Black and friend were
• home for a couple of days.
l j Miss Ella Burnside entertained u
few friends Saturday evening,
j Miss Vcneta Burnside and friend,
! Miss lluth Jltson, spent the week
j end in Elbert.
I Miss Ida Dietrich is spending the
week visiting her friend, Miss Ituby
DU temore.
• Mrs. Otto Wisco returned from the
• hospital this week much improved
in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Oaks of Colo
• rado Springs were visiting relatives
in Elbert this week
i Mrs. B. Gaylor and Martha re
turned from the Springs, reporting
Mrs. Severine much better.
Mr and Mrs. Richard Eisner, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Eisner and Mrs. Ed
)rin attended the Clas3 Play at
I Elizabeth Monday evening,
i Earl Squires met with quite a ser-
I ions accident; the clevis pin break
ing on the plow, throwing him for
ward and breaking his teeth.
•There will be a splendid concert
- at the Auditorium given by Blind
boys from the State School for the
Blind, on the evening of June 4th
SIDNEY SIFTINGS
; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dieteman Rpent
Sunday at the J. C. Crouse home.
, MisB Nora Jones returned from a
, two 1110111118’ visit with relatives at
Farina, Illinois.
Theo. Blakley went to Colorado
Springs Monday, by the Ford route
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crouse visited
at the Frank Lamar homo Sunday.
Alice Cole came from the Springs
Friday to spend the week end ai
home.
Mr. Jones 'and Aden uttended the
Lodge at Kiowa Friday night.
Mr. Reed was eLecled president of
the School Board at the school elec
tion.
School began Monday at the Bluff
District. A teacher from near
Bear River, we haven’t learned her
name. #
BIG SPRINGS.
There is Sunday School at the Un-
\“‘ " ‘
John Deere
TRACTOR PLOWS
They Make a Special Plow for
Fordson Tractors.
Bearr.s Guaranteed Not to Bend or
Break. Tlie Only Plow With Such
a Cuarantce.
' " ""
Get a No. 953 John Deere Corn
Get the Best Planter on
the Market.
Oxy-acelylene Welding. Blacksmithing
; ROY WHEELER,
Elbert. Colorado
■- ■ -
aion Church every Sunday at 2 p. in.
Anybody and everybody invited.
A M. Johnson has been working i
for Mr. Eickhoff, putting on the
linislring touches on their new house J
Tlie burn dance at Mr. Jnnnorjs
was well attended last Saturday night
tegardless of the bad weather.
Win. McCauley was dragging the
. rood to Fondls on Monday. It
needed it badly, but not as bad as j
t the twenty rods Just west of the Bi-
I Jou, going north. it Is a shame
hat we have a set of County Com
missioners, who have not done a
ihing on that road for about three
years. Tuxes are getting higher
1 .ml roads are getting worse. Let
•is have township or precinct organ
1 ization, or let eac h owner tlx his own
1 ‘hare of the roads and we will have
?ood roads.
LUTHERAN MISSION.
1 Divine Service will he held Satur- «
•lay, March 27, at 11 o’clo.-k. In the
3 freshyterlau church. Everybody in !
, Mted.
W. Zimmerman. Pastor
2 j 1
I 71 Remember PT
r I TKnt every added sub- B
' % scriber helps to make this W
paper better fore very hod/
Mammoth Jacks
My Uo large Mammoth Jacks
will stand for the Season of 1920
on the Perkins ranch. One Mile
South and One-half Mile West of
Fondis.
TERMS: $12.50 to insure co't
to stand and suck.
If mare is sold or removed from
j County, fee becomes due £t once
iR.GALLE\ Owner