The Lamar register., 1892-03-19

this road.
~rH. 0. Hainiine, who has been in Bloom
ington, Illinois since last fall, returned
to Lamar last Thursday morning. He
will devote his time to his farm on the
north side.
Judge Deeter is rapidly getting his
legal mill to grinding. He had two grists
in the shape of criminal actions this
week, and civil case is pending to be
tried Monday.
= Mrs. A. E. Strain, Mr.. W. S. Strain,
MISS Ellen Strain aud Master Oscar
Strain, mother, brother, sister and
nephew of Mort Strain, arrived from
Harrodsburg, Indiana last Thursday
morning and will make their home in
Lamar.
W. J. Johnston has succeeded in get
ting large line of the famous SelZ,
Sehwab st Co. shoes, and will hereafter
carry them in stock. These shoes are
warranted, and are celebrated for the
uniform satisfaction they give the
wearer.
District Clerk Thoman says that the
docket for the April term of the district
court will be unusually light Now il
the services of an ornamental grand
jury can be dispensed with, the county
may tide over this term without serious
results.
County Superintendent Crawford and
the teachers of Prowers county are TAX
ing steps towards organizing perma-
nent teachers association. State Super
intendent Coy has consented to be here
at an early date to assist in effecting the
organization.
The concert billed for last night was
account of the heavy snow. The new
date has not been set, but we may ex-
pect it in a short time Suitable notice
will be given so that all will have an op-
portunity of enjoying this musical treat
"a. NJ. Henderson, superintendent of
the Lamar Milling and Elevator Compa-
ny, assures US that the mill now being
built here will be the second in size in
the State. The Hungarian mill of Den
yer is the largest, with 600 barrels capac-
ity, while the Lamar mill has been in
creased to 400 barrels day.
This week the Lamar Sparks entered
upon its sixth year. Five years it has
lived through the ups and downs Incl
dent to new country, and now when
the silver lining begins to show, it rounds
up its fifth year as good, clean news
paper. The REGISTER extends its hand
of fellowship and wishes it continued
prosperity.
last Sunday night and watch, revolver,
some cigars and wet goods were carried
away. One, c. II. Carter. of Bent county,
was arrested for the theft and fined $40
and costs. He is sitting out the fine at the
county jail. Under Sheriff Baldwin acts
as his spiritual adviser, the county pays
for his grub, and outraged Justice is ap-
peased.
The following delegates have been ap-
pointed from Lamar to the Beet Sugar
Convention to be held in Denver on
March %, "a and %; by Mayor Vanors-
dale: G. A. Watson, II. A. Blllow. G. W.
Butler, E. F. Seeberger and J. K. Dough
ty. BY the Lamar Board of Trade: C. c.
Goodale, G. I. Herbert, B. B. Brown, U.
81. Vanorsdale and F. b. Koen. By the
LAMAR REGISTER: L. Writ Markham
John Hess has secured the exclusive
local agency for this county for Dale
mand and Co.'S Cream Pure Rye. This
Rye has become famous for its absolute
purity, nutritive value, smooth taste and
delicious bouquet. 1t is good for weak
lungs, a standard remedy for La Grippe
and a stimulant for impaired constitu-
tions. 1t does not rasp or scald the
throat and stomach, nor cause nausea,
dizziness and headache
Capt. Billow says that he is not. and
will not be, an applicant for the appoint
mont of marshal. street commissioner,
engineer, city physician, city attorney,
treasurer, clerk, or any other Office in
the gift OF this, or any other city admin
istration, as he has better thing. Many
who have tondly expected that he would,
in order to have chance to kick on sew
eral andidates for trustees on both tick
cts, will read this with regrets.
George Watson was out in the country
the other day and undertook to ride
broncho. The animal ran into a meet
ing house with him while services were
being held. The broncho jumped upon
the altar, while George lit across the
back of the amen corner bench. When he
was brought to life by the administra-
tion of such remedies as were at hand,
he slowly opened his eyes and taking in
the crowd at a glance, he asked: "Is
there any one here who doesn't take the
Age?"
The Henry Canal.
The grantees under the Flynn quit |
claim deeds took formal possession OF |