The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-09-26

hr6. n. n. DuGler yesterday purCuds-
ed the REIMBURSEMENT of the B. f.
Cooper claims under the Bent and
Prowers canal and has filed home
stead on the same. 1t is one Of the most
valuable quarters under the new ditch.
Regular services at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. b. Y.
P. U. will hold it's services at p. M.
Bible school 10 a. IN. Midweek prayer
meeting Wednesday Of each week.
L. F. KELLY, Pastor.
William Friend after two or three
days illness was seized with insanity
yesterday, and owing to the violent ma
ture of his case has had to be placed I'M
der guard. 1t 10 hoped by his many
friends that he may soon fully recover.
M. s. Turner living near the new town
Of Gordon was kicked by a horse on last
Thursday and had his left leg broken
just above the knee. Drs. Bartlett and
Seabury were called out and set the
broken limb, and he is now getting
along as we'll as could be hoped for.
The Southern Carnival Co., which has
been entertaining the visitors at Colora-
do Springs during the Pixies Peak Cen
tennial celebration, will be in Lamar
next week and give a street carnival all
the week. 1t is the largest and best
show of this kind which has ever struck
the town.
The Joseph Newman Concert Co.
gave an entertainment at the opera
house last Saturday night to crowded
house. The entertainment was up to
the usual standard OF Mr.. Newman
which always pleases his audiences.
He is the popular favorite with Lamar
audiences.
c. b. McNerney and wife OF Des
Moines, and Mrs. Modlin, mother of Mrs.
McNerney, arrived in Lamar this morn
ing for short visit with P. S. Lynch
and family. MIR. McNerney is quite
heavily interested in Prowers county
real estate. He will also visit Colorado
Springs while here.
The most interesting numbers on the
program were the violin solos by G. w.
Oles. Mr.. Oles is a genius Of the Ole
Bull and Paganini order, executing ell
the weird and wonderful harmonies Pc
culiar to Paganini.-World, Cleveland,
Ohio. At the opera house Oct. End, for
the benefit of the Baptist church.
The concert given by G. w. Oles was
an agreeable entertainment. HIS bow
ing ls marvelouslo accurate in the swift
est passages and he is particularly Of
fective in harmonics. All his work is
marked by great delicacy and sweetness.
Iowa State Resister. Des Moines, Iowa
At the opera house October 2nd. benefit
Of the Baptist church.
j. F. Davis, Of North Salem, Indiana,
has purchased the furniture and under
taking stock and business of the Lamar
Hardware Co., and will move same TO
the c. M. Lee business room on South
Main street. He is expecting his son
here in short time and they will handle
the business together under the firm
name of ]. F. Davis & Son. These gen.
tlemen are experienced men IN their
line Of business, aud will unquestion-
ably make a success Of their business
here.
The American Beet Sugar Company's
Lamar factory started the 1906 cam
paign on Monday Of this week, and are
now steadily grinding away with full
shifts of workmen day and night.
Large quantities Of beets are coming in
now, and the October pay day promises
to be of quite respectable tigu res for the
first time in this vicinity. Everything
will be running at full blast in few
days and this should be banner year
for both the farmers and the factory.
The beets are running a large tonnage
to the acre, and the farmers profits will
be oorrespondlngly increased. The new
machinery at the factory is working
we'll and will be able to handle a much
larger tonnage daily than last year.
WANTED-Good girl for general
Good waQes