The Lamar register., 1892-09-24

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WE. CApx. Agent.
LOCALS.
Ducks are becoming plenty again.
Work has commenced upon tho hose
house.
W. A. Swift WAS up from Granada on
Tuesday.
w. C. Gould is putting an addition on
his house.
NJ. Strain is putting in new Fairbank
hay scale.
Over 15,Oo0 bushels Of wheat are now in
tho elevator.
The Tennent-Stribbling shoe for ladies
at Johnston's.
NJ. Strain on Friday finished threshing
about 800 bushels Of wheat
Al. Hasty has two months old pigs
that weigh $50 pounds each.
J. Il. Stephens, of Caddoa, was doing
business in Lamar on Thursday.
The private school opened on Monday
under very favorable conditions.
An elegant line OF mems and boys
.,,,< Mo-rsa
BoRs-on Saturday, September 18th,
to the wife Of Frank Waters, girl, DR..
Hasty officiating.
Tho peoples party on Saturday nomi-
mated d. C. Mathes for the legislature
for this district
The best shoe for ladies' in the market:
The Tennent- t-Stribbling brand. For
sale at Johnston's.
m D. W. Robinson and son and dau shter,
Ira and Miss Lille, were visiting in La
mar last Wednesday.
BoRs-on Wednesday, September 20,
to the wife Of Horace Daniels, a daughter.
DR.. Bedell officiating.
From seven in the morning until six
in the evening there is o string Of teams
Z. TO mill unioaS.ns wheat
Go TO w. H. Sanders tor groceries, pro-
visioas, -four, feed. baled hay, corn, chop
end bran. His prices are the lowest
Five hundred dollars worth of men 8
and boys hats just rsceived -.S. idorrls
i-w1ais- See their prices on these goods
L. D. 1. Emerson, general manager Of
the Reliance Trust company, of Sioux
City, lows, was in the city on Thursday
WANTED trade, good piece Of
business property in Lamar for farm
property near the town. Enquire at
the bank.
Extensive prairie fires have been burn
ing in the southern part Of the county
during the week 1t is supposed the fire
originated from lightning
8. G. Green and family, of Wilde, one
Of the pioneers of that section, left on
Friday for York county, Nebraska, where
they will speni the winter
A probably fatal accident occurred in
La Junta on Wednesday. A lamp in the
hands OF l. A Burns exploded, burning
him 30 badly that his recovery is doubtful.
The republican legislative convention
for the nomination Of a candidate, will
be held In Lamar on October 9Th. The
district consists Of Prowers. Baca and
Kiowa counties.
The annual meeting Of the stock hold
ers Of the Arkansas Valley Fair Associ-
alton is held at Rocky Ford to-day.
Thirteen directors are to be elected. G.
A Watson is the director from this
county.
Heaton's novelty store is the cheapest
place on earth to buy goods. More than
300 nseful articles at less than half the
usual prices Call and see what we have
t. offer, whether you buy or not Some
thing new every week.
E. NJ. Slater on Tuesday finished
threshing 2,5OO bushels of wheat. 1t was
OF superior quality and on a test
weighed 63 pounds to the busheL Mr.
Slater has 80 acres of fall wheat that is
already four inches high.
l. Writ Markham, secretary of the
branch Office Of the Fidelity Building
and Loan Association, has received all
papers from the home Office, and those
who wish to get into the organization on
fhs ground floor, can now do so.
Lamar Lodge, U. D., A. F. 4 A. NJ.
win hereafter be known as Lamar Lodge |
No 80. having received charter from
the Grand Lodge st its last grand con-
munication- = F. Seeberger and G. C. |
Goo3als uprs1sntsd the subondinste
lcdss = fhe srand lodsA !