The Lamar register., 1891-04-04


Ditto the too much beautiful snow.
Ditto the Sparks war correspondence.
Ditto the 1Iowa Cyclone" (His cred
itors are also left)
The Provers County Teachers Asso-
Citation meets in Lamar to-day.
Dr.. ]. s. Hasty and family have moved
out on his claim in the reservation.
The snow storm Of last week killed 800
sheep for H. A. Abbott, Of Bent county.
Frank Kellogg lost twenty head of
cattle at his ranch near Wilde during the
late storms.
Fred Lees town down on the river
bank is thing of the past, and he is no
no longer Mayor,
A Deeter has bought the relinquish-
ment Of the Mamie Exline quarter on
Poverty Row in the reservation.
E D. Crawford was stricken with par
alysis while in town last Tuesday, and
has been seriously i'll all this week.
Mr.. A. Il. Harmon, of Mulvane, was
married on the 2Sth to young lady
from Kansas City, who met him here.
Easter was celebrated by most of the
young folks in and around Lamar, and
eggs disappeared as myteriously as
rapidly.
The new boiler at the enging house was
thoroughly tested Monday and proved
satisfactory, and Mr.. Herbert's bill for
1T allowed.
Our Towa Cyclone" left us this week
and the hole left by his rapidly receding
form was Immediately filed by an old
time Wyoming blizzard.
The editor has been away this week,
and if anyone takes exceptions to any
thing in this issue, they will please call
on Bismarck or the postmaster.
Since the lull in their county seat war
our contemporary has again been forced
to fall back on the Bent County Demo
Gratis Washington letter for original
editorials.
The following beautiful songlet was
waited into our sanctum on the pleasant
morning breeze last Tuesday:
The editor got a great big toot,'
And tried for to do up the town.
But jim got a lightning move on his boot,
And it knocked that editor down"
We do not want to be offlcious, but
would suggest to the band boys that it is
about time they were giving that enter
tainmsnt we announced for them. The
REGISTERS reputation for veracity is at
stake gentlemen, and as reputation is all
we have, we cannot afford to lose any of it.
The air in Granada last Saturday night
was full Of the odor and hair of the vii.
liam goat The Odd Fellows lodge there
initiated six new members that evening,
and got the old Royal Bumper badly over
heated Mr.. ]. B. Woods, of the Lamar
lodge assisted in putting the victims
through the mill,
Newt Parrish, Everett Koen, DR.. Bedell
and Edgar Rentchler went out duck
hunting last Saturday and spent the day
also considerable ammunition. Newt got
large fine cold, and the snow burned
Edgar's face so bad that it scared the
life out Of two ducks. II Doc or Everett
got anything they kept quiet about it.
Paradise and never-failing belly aches
came very near being thrust upon Colo
rsdo children this week. The bill to make
men support their families was before
the Legislature and an amendment was
offered TO compel each man to build a
back pantry to his house and supply the
same with cake and jam. 1t was only de-
fsated by . tie vote.
DrED-Qn March 30th, at the residence
Of J. B. Trailer, Mira Maria l.. Syp, her
death beipG caused by dropsical troubles
She came to Lamar over three years aoo
with her family from Alton, Iowa. She
vas nearly 63 years old. The deceased
leaves . sorrowing husband and thret
children, Newton and Harry Syp. and
Ira Cora TRAILER. Though suffering SC
long she bore her trials bravely and pa.
tientiy- We are certain that we may ex.
tend the sympathy OF all who know the
Glcled friends, in this time Of trial.