The Lamar register., 1889-06-15
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found IN the first issue of the RIG
lister, that will be Of interest to the
old settlers.
Colorado and Kansas have Joined
hands at Lamar, that means the boss
town in the great Arkansas valley
Every man in town is busy. W.
Decker is building large twostory
building, the lower room he will use
for drug store.-Spivey IL Holmes
Bros. have their store open and will
soon have their bank in operation.-
Holmes, Mckeever Il Co., have their
land office on south Main street.-U.
Il. YanOrsdale the city butcher has
has had his shop open 4 week.-F. c.
Descent has his real estate Office at
the Hewes boarding house.-The
Russell house is crowded.-Hess Il
Opp are the proprietors of the French
kitchen and lunch counter.-Adams
Il Murphy are running restaurant
IN tent opposite the depot.-Ira's
Place is the Sign that designates
lunch counter and saloon.-Lysett 81
Mccullough are dispensers of wet
goods.-Bishop &c Coleman have
a billiard hall.-Frank Nixon has
livery stable and corral.-J. b.
W oods the contractor is putting up
carpenter shop.-Capt. Munger's
block of building on the north side
Is being pushed to completion.-Geo.
Briggs will open a grocery and fruit
store next Monday.-Mrs. a. NJ.
Clark of Topeka is building a store
room for rent.-Tuttle & Kroute are
getting their bakery in shape.-Geo.
Trommlitz Is building land office.
The frame of Jasper Hearn's, liv-
cry barn is up. Z. Godding is
putting up three buildings for rent
Graham & Cooper have their OF
fee completed.-A. II. Rogers com
menced work on his store building
this weel.-F. W. Burger is putting
up two-story building for board.
ing house.-H. Chadeayne has his
law office about compleIed.-Dr. Nc
Mullen has an office in one of Capt
Muuger's rooms.-J. F. Everett has
opened 4 paint shop.-Rose ~ Ru-
dolph have opened real estate office
!. L. Ramsdell, f. C. Stevens and
c. G. Ameut are in partnership in the
real estate business.-Donlan sc Co,
have one of the best buildings in
town.-Frank Woliver Will have his
billiard hall open in a few days.-J.
Z. Godding had business at Pueblo
this week.-Three cars of sinders
will be put on the crossing next week.
Charlie Shields of Dodge in town.
E w. Fuller returned from Tope-
ka.-C. NJ Morrison expects his wife
to arrive here to-night.-E. and o.
r Roseberry are among our carpen-
ters.-Col. johnson of Topeka will
be here next Tuesday.-Material for
building is slow in arriving The
side walks put down are twelve feet
wide.-Town full of strangers
Four cars of lumber came in to-day.
We issue SIX hundred papers today.
Fourteen cars OF lumber arrived
Thursday.-From five to ten claims
are taken around Lamar daIly.-The
Shipment of beef cattle from our
yards will begin July 1st.-All trains
must stop at Lamar.-The stone
haulers cannot supply the demand
Ed. Hamilton is new sign writer
In togn.-Lamar should. celebrate
the 4th.-Some man can make mon
ey by starting a coal yard.-Old Mr..
Royal showed us some large catfish
he had Just caught in the river.-The
land agents are busy.-Garden City
is well represented in Lamar.-W.
| T. Lowe has charge of Mixon's sta
ble.-Ranch teams are loading with
supplies in town.-Adams & Murphy
feed between fifty and sixty men
day.-Charlio Rose is sick.---F. c.
Descent built the first residence in
town.-We are under obligations to
Mr.. VanOrsdale for assisting us in
moving our ofiice.-J. w. Keller of
Kendall built the bakery oven.-E.
d. Mitchell the stone mason is very