The Lamar register., 1901-03-06

"oIo III uue Cluy
J. NJ. Johnston tells you about his new
good in this issue. Read his ad.
Mrs. Margaret A. McMillen, of Carlton
filed desert land claim near Carlton
last Saturday.
Thomas l.. Boggs filed homestead
on Plum creek, southeast OF Granada,
the first OF the week.
Don't fail to see Hal Reid's beautiful
production, KNOBS OTennessee," at the
opera house March 18th.
j. A. Silver, wife and little daughter,
returned Monday morning from an ex-
tended visit at Winfield, Kans.
Miss Maude Kimmel left Monday
night for trip to Las Vegas, New Mex
leo, where she will visit with her brother
and his wife.
There will be meeting at the Com
mercial Club room in the interest of
school matters, next Saturday night.
All interested in our schools are invited.
The school is now running along with
the usual number in attendance. The
pupils are engaging in the work with
earnestness and are doing their best to
make up for time lost during the en-
forced vacation.
The county court opened on Monday
for the March term. AsquIte a number
of cases were pending, petit jury was
but as most OF the cases
were either dismissed or continued, the
jury had very little to do.
Ed. Silver has taken position with
The Lamar Seed company, and is devot-
ing himself strictly to the duties OF his
sob" Ed has all the qualities necessary
to become seccessful business man.
He has commenced to.learn the way bus
mess is done.
Dwight Miser, the well known cattle
man and old time resident of Baca
spent reveral days here the first
Of the week, having come up last Sstur-
day to meet his family. who had been to
Pueblo on visit. dwight was smiling
as usual, and seemed to be happy all
over.
j. M. Miller went to Springfield last
week and interviewed many OF the in
habItants of Baca county. His main
object was to nstill into the people there
the benificent features OF life insurance,
as particularly represented by his COM
pany. As he has good company and
is good talker, it is "A sure thing that
he impressed some OF the people.
1t is very essential that all parties
who expect to hire help for the thinning
of their sugar Beets this season, should
report to the committee in charge Of Sc
curing this help, the number of acres
they will have. This committee cannot
complete their list unless the growers
give in their names. For further partic-
ulars call on A. E. Aent, |. ii. Myers or
w. G. Gould.
Church Services.
There will services at the Methodist
church next Sunday at the regular
hour. Morning subject: "The One
Gospel" Evening subject: No Excuse
for Sim" Hymns, 762, 697, 1853 66, 344
and AGO
JT. KNUcKEY, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services on Sunday
at the Opera House. Suday school at
10, u. M, preaching at IL, a. III. and 7:3O
p. IN. The pastor is preaching on the
Church Covenant at the morning hour.
In the evening he will preach on Gods
Dealing With Men in the Calamities
that Befall Them. A cordial invitation
to all. Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming at brother c. M. Lees.
P. A. EUBANK, Pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT-"Walking Through
Fire." is the subject to be presented
next Lords day morning. when thou
walkest through fire, thou shalt not be
burned, lisa. (43:2'') In the evening the
subject will be "The Four Beasts" this
is the third number OF my series of ser
mons on the Revelation. Prayer meet
ing at the usual hour, next Thursday
evening. You have a cordial invitation
to our services.
CLAY r. RUNYoN, Pastor.
Knights and Ladies of Macabees,-
Denver, Colo, March 1913 l901.-Fare
one fifth, on certificate plan. Certificat-
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