The Lamar register., 1900-09-26
The New Dry Goods Store
In Irwin Block East Side of Main St.
IN THE WHY OF
Millinery, Dry Goods, Shoes and Novelties
We can't be beat, Call In and price them,
IRWIN'S STORE.

moved to their handsome new resi-
dence on south Main street, and feel
as if they were "to home" at last.
Thad Huey, of Las Animas, was in
Lamar last Thursday arranging for a
public sale Of horses which is to take
place at the stock yards next Satur
day.
Mrs. Mary G. Russell. mother OF
VIM. g. Russell, has purchased two
lots on the hill fronting on sonrh
Main street, and will erect dwelling
house thereon.
A tramp got trifle gay near the
depot the other evening and fired off
his gun, but was Immediately landed
in the cooler, where his surplus en-
thusiasm vanished.
The foundation is laid and the
brick on the ground for fine new
residence which Elmer Mourning
will erect on Third street just south
OF the Manville residence.
The Denver Times states that the
pumping plant which w. H, Emanuel
of that city is making for the town Of
Lamar ls one of the best and most
practical now in use in the state.
The colored boy, who had been
blackening boots at Conwell's bar,
ber shop, went away the other day,
and now there is new nan there
who shines them up slicker than any
body
DIR I. S. Bryant, the La Junta
dentist, is here this 0week. 1t has
been several months since the Doctor
was here last and both his patrons
,nd his friends were glad to see him
,gain.
5ndge Billingslea has added much
20 the appearance of the county
iudse's office by having the room
nicely papered and the wood work
painted, and has added book and
filing case to the furniture of the
,tfice
Irving s Banks, an attorney at
law, who has been located at Denver
for some months, was here the first
of the week looking for location.
1t is probable tha, he will locate at
Las Animas and enter into the prac
tice of his profession.
Martin c. Stephens, of La Junta,
was here Monday and left for Kan.
sas City where he will dispose of
some of the cattle belonging to the
estate of the late James Graham, for
the purpose of raising some money
needed in the manauement of the
estate.
NJ. D. Parmenter enjoyed visit
from his brother and family last
week. Mr. Parmenter's brother came
all the way from Vermont, ard as it
was his first trip west, he was much
surprised at the appearance of the
and was very agreeably sur
prised, too.
On another page will be found
some estimates made in connection
with the proposed reservoir of the
Fl Lyon canal on Horse creek. A
number of water right owners re-
guested this publication as they wish
all the stockholders to understand
the subject before the special meet
ing to pass upon the question is held
at Las Animas next Monday.
CRANKY Hillyer, W. A. Merrill and
j. X. Doughty went to Trinidad yes
terday as delegates to judicial con
vention. The convention renomina
ted Judge Jesse g. Northcutt for
Judge, and Robert R. Ross for dis
trict attorney. These nominations
were made by acclamation, there be
ing no opposition whatever. j. K.
Doughty acted as chairman of the
convention.
A couple of doctors styling them
selves "Scotch" spent last week here
endeavoring to procure patients and
dispose of medicine. They did not
do much business with our people,
because our citizens are rather we'll
satisfied with the ability OF the lesi.