The Lamar register., 1901-11-06
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me-.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

mar UOuay.
Mrs. j. l.. Mayfield, OF Granada, drove
up from that place and spent today IN
Lamar.
w. B. Padley, one OF the enterprising
Holly farmers, was visitor at the coun-
ty seat today.
WK. Winterhalter, the sugar beet
expert OF the Rocky Ford factory, was in
Lamar the first of the week.
S. F. White, the Holly merchant and
politician, was in attendance at the re-
publican rally last Saturday.
Mrs. Loughren, Of indianapolis, Indl-
ana, is visiting her brother, II. j. Brad
shaw. She will probably remain all
winter.
The election in the three Lamar pre-
cincts was quitely conducted. There
were no disturbances OF any kind, and
there was little, il any, drunkenness.
H. j. Fuller, recently from Kansas
City, has taken the position of bookkeep-
er in the First National Bank. the place
which has been held by Mrs. M. L.
Stewart.
G. E. Dyksterhuis. proprietor of the
Onward and Upward Ranch, has an ad
Of his big sale OF thoroughbred Poland
China hogs in this ISSUE Don't fail to
read it.
No one supposed that Billy Reynolds
was man who could be scared, but he
must have been running mighty fast to
account for that great big minority OF
six hundred and twenty nine.
Last Saturday. Sheriff Tate bought
himself great big new overcoat. The
Indications are that he will need it for
few days, at least, until he gets over the
chill caused by the election returns
A portion OF the band were out and
gave pleasant serenade to number Of
successful and unsuccessful candidates
this evening. They also remembered
newspaper row and gave us an unexpec-
ted treat.
Last Saturday was quite a disagree
able day, as the wind stirred up the dust.
1t did not seem to have much effect,
however, upon the number Of people who
came to town. and Main street was in it's
usual crowded Saturday condition.
The Methodist church people are ar
ranging to have lecture course, which
will soon be started. The idea is to have
three or four lectures which will be
given by noted speakers and one or two
concerts. Due notice will be given Of
the first Of the series.
The county commissioners will meet
next Monday in regular manthly session.
Last Monday was their regular day, but
when they adjourned last month, they
did 80 until next Monday, so they could
attend to the election matters promptly.
They will also attend to the regular
business.
There are at least seven new houses
in course of construction, but all are to
be occupied by the builders, although it
is possible that one or two may be rent
ed. During the past year, over forty
new residences have been built in La
mar, and still the demand for residences
keeps up. 1t is practically impossible
to rent house in the town.
DR.. Rhodes, who recently located here
and started in the practice as vetinary
surgeon. was arrested last Saturday by
Sheriff Tate upon a telegram from the
Sheriff of Tacoma, Washington. The
doctor has since been in Jail, awaiting
the arrival of the sheriff from the far
west, with the necessary papers. The
charge is supposed to be that the doctor
kidnapped his own son and brought him
here. The boy was also taken into Gus
tody.
The Womans' club meeting at Mrs.
Hotels on Wednesday had full attend
ance, and welcomed three new members.
Mrs. D. E. Cooper was in charge Of the
program. The subject for the day was
"Anarchy, The Red Peril" Papers were
read upon anarchy and Treason" "The
Problem We Must Sovle" and "History
of the Two Schools of Anarchists" An
hours conversations upon topics Of the
day followed. Mrs. B. B. Brown, Of
Pueblo, was guest Of the club, and con-
= trlbuted much to the interest OF the
program. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. E. r. Jones, Nov. 13.