The Lamar register., 1905-11-22

Lish House, deputy sheriff from the
east end of the county, is attending
court and having pleasant time also
meeting his many friends in Lamar.
Thomas Merrigan came in this morn
ing from Missouri, and will stay awhile
with his relatives here, and at the same
time take good look over the country.
There are new ads in this issue for
the Up to- Date Co., II, Gerstenlauer,
Mclean Bros, Franz Bros, New York
Store. The Fair, Two Merry 1ramps and
DR., Noyes.
S. N, Garfield was up from Trail City
on Tuesday. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Crawford of Pueblo, who filed at the
land office on q quarter section near
Trail City.
L. Writ Markham made two trips to
Pueblo in the past few days and has
FINALLY secured about one thousand
sheep to feed, and get ready for the
market.
Chas. Foster, who was charged with
embezzling money from the Santa Fe
road, plead guilty in court today and
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
from one to two years.
Mr.. Van Dyke, Secretary OF The Ma
tional Building and Loan Association OF
Pueblo, is in town and will be here for
several days, attending to the business
OF the association here.
The revival meetings at the NJ. E..
church are now in progress and are de-
veloping daily in interest. The general
theme is the establishment OF the King
dom Of Christ upon the earth.
District court is In session this week
in charge Of Judge Jesse G. Northcutt
District Attorney McHendrie and STEM
ographer Rogers are in attendance.
The term will last all this week.
The outside work on the new Presby-
terian church is rapidly nearing COM
pletion. The building makes a very
good showing and is quite an ornament
al improvement to that part Of town.
A series of revival meetings commenc-
ed at the Methodist church last Sun
day evening and will continue for two
weeks, except that there will be no ser
vices on Saturday nights. The attend
ance is good.
Harry, the Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Higbee, of Carlton, was thrown
from horse and quite badly hurt. DR..
Friend was called and dressed his
wounds, and by late reports he is get
ting along nicely.
Hon. Platt Rogers, of Denver, is here
in attendance on the district court, he
having several cases on the docket.
Mr.. Rogers is the Colorado attorney for
The Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and
Irrigated Land company.
The statement of the First National
Bank published in another column
shows the remarkable growth OF this
section in prosperity. The deposits of
this sound and popular banking institu-
tion have grown to nearly a quarter
million dollars.
Dan Keesee came home last week
from Saline county, Illinois, where he
had been for over month, visiting his
sister. He was glad to get back to Col
orado, for he said that it rained nearly
every day while he was in the sucker
state.
See the handsome display of holiday
goods in Gerstenlauer's window this
week. 1t is one of the most attractive
windows in town and is constantly be
ing changed to display the big stock he
has brought on for the holiday trade.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Social
Circle, will hold Bazaar, Friday, the
18th Of Dec. They expect to have a
Ladies' Home Journal booth, and any
one thinking of subscribing or renew
lug the subscription for the journal or
Saturday Evening Post, we will take
1t as a favor il they will leave their
names with US.