The Lamar register., 1903-05-13
For Threshing Coal
20 to The LAMAR SEED Gu.
Best Trinidad Lump
Coal at IS per Ton.

Best Trinidad Lump
Coal at IS per Ton.
F. w. Montgomery, Of Holly, was
Lamar visitor Monday.
Rev. A. P. Vaughn is at Holly this
week looking after church interests.
L.Jacobs, of the New York Store, was
in Denver on business several days this
week.
Miss Lou O'Donnell now occupies the
pos,tion of cashier at the New York
Store.
A, Friedman came down from Las An
imas Sunday and spent several days in
Lamar.
Vinton Shannon, one OF Baca county's
substantial farmers, was IN the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Mourning, of Pueblo, is
here for two weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
G.N. and s. Finn, father and brother
of Mark, were visiting in the city Tues
day, from Caddoa.
M. o. Dick, the popular insurance
agent Of Trinidad. has been spending g
! the week in Lamar.
NE. Vidal and James Wilkin, Holly
business men, were up to witness the
ball game last Saturday.
nr D,,,,or loft loot NIGHT for
Monument, this state, where her hus-
band has charge Of ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bent went east last
week and will visit New York City,
Philadelphia and other points.
B.F. Mcclellan. engineer at the cleo
trio light plant, has been appointed To-
cal agent for the Singer machines.
Fred Mathews, Of Coolidge, was in La
mar last Thursday interviewing our Cit
izens with regard to life insurance.
j, c. McKeown, Of Chicago. was in
Lamar yesterday visiting his brother
= Landlord McKeown OF the Union hotel
The Register this week contains new
ads for E. E. Butler & Son, Church
Bros, The Marker Co., and w. J. John
ston.
d, H. Bane, Of Chicago, one of tht
proprietors of the KY ranch, was look
ing after business matters at the county
seat last Thursday.
J.B. Mourning has several kilns o.
fine brick burning now, and all are con
tracted for new buildings to be erected
r in Lamar soon.
H.W. Milford, OF The Holly Chief
tain, and D. II. Dickason, OF the Grana
da Times, were transacting business II
Lamar last Saturday.
Geo. G. Scott, Of Las Animas, made
final proof on a valuable stone claim II
southeastern Bent county last Saturda,
before the local land office officials.
Mr., J. H. Burnside, manager OF th'
Burnside Ranch of Garden City, kans
with his mother, have been visit'nI
with his cousin, Chas. H. Wright.
]. A. Kincaid. superintendent of tn
Arkansas Valley division OF the Colora
do Telephone Co., spent Tuesday in tn
city, looking after the company's inter
ests here.
We very gently remind the count!
commissioners that the fence around tn
court house lots, ID much comments
upon affair. The comments are no
very flattering.
l.. Writ Markham went both east an
west on various business matters thi
week. There was nothing OF particuia
importance to keep him home 30 he wen
travelling awhile.
William M. Stewart, county treasure
of Baca county, was a visitor in Lama
yesterday. He came up to attend
some business matters and started oac
home this morning.
David G. Oliver, a young man from tn
east. is now employed by the Proven
County Abstract Company. The CON
pany has been hard pushed to fill all II
orders and had to get more help.
A fourth nine consisting Of boys stric
ly under ten years OF age has been O.
uanized in Lamar and they have no be-
itancy in claiming the national chan
pionship for mines OF their age.
Thee boom In business still keeps u
at the county clerks office, the averae
running about twenty instruments p'
dav. It looks as il the county woul
make a tidy sum of Of that office tn
year. as so far the work has been dor
without increasing the usual force.