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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
KoeIstowu.

s9is Der Rescn 10 tar iino 6,tr oi.
Ytui9itltsn.
III benz 40itunbsn9tbtt, Wtltes bier
I'M SOunlha bs9Onntn nno am 9itn..
lag nit Segen uuo 5sEtum itlc6,
nlbm Ole eanBc gtmeinor rt1cn An.
tbtIl. Acbit ben prIsttrn Der Ndb.
bdr9emsluotu mar Gin $dter pon Ct.
SOuls 3ar ausbiIls bier.
SorH uno 3Onattn rtlieu ltgt itaell
lemt b1btn lfritrs ,farmFr Der Aybsil
acnna DE lssys Grutt 81 pHlten
unO sny Gabrt iu trunspoytirtn uno
crt'rss IN Stodtn ~ ittlltn.
Am Uorigen lOnntrltaJ wdrOe ein
!lenss Sino or Gumilts 0rani g9Ic.
btrl ~ 8rub. 9strd9tn.
%ui Der GrarttnIiite nio: Grlu
lltrtht uno otr ats BrObUa,tr Nlab.
mtptr.
Rvoi. {. VI. Sautsp poa bier uno
et9Isr 3ohr &,ptI ron glrQpIe w0bus
ten III Sinn oes lsbrrpgridnnluu0
bal.
OH. SiNit Gsit pcIbt oyti Sabre
I'M Soslbiowu 6OteI auiwattCtc, BAT
II Meta ein Sott! du9elan9eu.
gSt mir gu Cbrsn 9tlcmmtn. ba,
ben Die %OIiey IN sol N4 sel5ldQtu.
coIieutlib 9lbis bdlo Rtgtn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
WiOfrr SltOArr $trinai

III AZ ,yitta Cttos,v. llsts o.siE.
'ntg ny tint aroBT Easyl, %iaac-
&@t1r' otr 10 3lst aRaa.,g W.yo.
ljtr &;EIlui ipiyo Abata yiw o5s.c.
af1tt,' Si.;ta. o,, i,juisa Gao lsu,tin
eloa iau pol Silnolye Naac N
ltgt' olt Il IN eoIs 6ogaiq INC Gsga
lyaI 2E,r'uyi as!tist RUyasn.
- : oits bic t;u;ilt Ft,t3,cs:it il
,'aCd [Salt;uality. rls &r., ~ ,rs
lana "a ,flu $toplgal;g. a.: lux
90 ;IiritSjattt.tlS i'aa.
Ga$md'uat Sucacl. U...3 t,g Qls
10 t1a',l. ral.ieu Aoa &als.citn
wy.E;tl
Gitirr &tyiaui piro c,n;l pto lltiu
N ,'m Sw;t IpauluuJ,, um un'srt
hetlro!lt S@ldrt poy els S'el, II
b,a't1, Cis lyaBt $iina'asyit esy
2stIl - ea4 e,st E,ase iar ltoegman:
ii. eta EytUcita. ia, eaS plm aa
C. aas" ..matiitt. &trtal,uilita an.
0tgoB; N aue QtltR ltIRSr,tl ETelit
Ws,La'i N'ra. ils iTltno sla Eilnr.
=: Somt asht nix Aatv eiS Rsia
eIr Stabal Silue u,tesy. pta1 lN Wsy.
NH ubtll a,iuaeta.
S"dhrtgs eitiss &tttsaits RtAmsn
'ply C,stIn aIs Sstilyslaasru ar'
Nilves at,
Sl;,s, uus tines &iu5ss paroiasa
u waAtp une lplr RtTotl Vile elpou
leer,suaea, elS MIR gs saylih manner.
ilu AlRt pan DIR SlbIii wire uns
,shdlIc i;ia. NAN Nrleit piat,
>aB e,r %,rtlni in Or sritn CT cbsr .
lSeot fatiIiHett. &oiy auRlea an.
ltbMbay Nan ihrsibs iar Aaacyei,
e,au rsa nibi temntR tdaa. 7ss
a9tnes WlbrsRo oes arosta &,ttiuies
'ftH.
Nix saiers CrltlR psJein pdar no
'.t'sI u Sase aui esR Gafsuprtis u.
ui,tt isla: p0a els biz $40.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
5Alsdgts 3sitrH In taaras.

Die altsn Saae Der ptui9refsa uHs Tar,
&c Fne tait In BEN bro iperirReen 2anlss
poH heHte pcraeiien. GIN alter 5lTseF pen
9eeeil, Carl saambura ixe'b pSraas eN
i9wtrrn 3ci.en wel9e Ct ear1lsbs mot.
CT lasi: ,,SA mar srHasa,ai eurt cailen
bei Saa une Hapt ane ieHa,s ieins siRee,
raaa fsnesa bis 10 Or. stns's Sen 1Ilee.
pesp ssy1ueis. es uabm psniacr ais cine
Slai9s uiia reafsaeIa ~ heileH." 1as
lttsriis ane pst:sss>si;s raAsn uHe erial.
tarasmsttsi NE taaasa sHe oals esilmi.se
F eriaHssH- earaatirt hei .. oslsruitsrr
q ssa, Hl<ApsaIia uHs oslf aas Q. ~
ED 4 esu1- o. Z>smss M o. ctks.
ssssa ~ a~ sEssse4ea -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
Gtrbh.

pOh jstt bic itOIse soeamOrc
SR jAur prlitn 9ldtterpra.ai
glls Sais,,l am WalOes : 3bOrt.
9go H. lsit Sah,eg treu aelrOhi.
Rod trdumi ils sOn ben S!ut4cnlGacn
Sm punOer'b bonfn WOnat 44Oi.
'Sca pito Der 9OrbwiHN ibF bal9
i49en;
Ses Scmmtrs Gage linO uOrbti!"
9i: Sawalbsa riiisn iid gum 3asc.
galo ssbi's oem wurmsu Stotn 81.
Der 6aItsr JUDI nit nlaitem 6!uas
Gin Pldb9tn N6 CUR ItgIeR 9ub.
llm iauieno Sldter III i6On drmcr
Yer lIsOe >p1i7; nah GIlsm S.nuh
0uidt nar nod bic mo ou ein
S,bmdrmer
BUR Yid'bs ain Stc4npIeI : S.raud.
Die MGupt maaIt gum WinicriaIais
STD ltun em ountltS gdhsu aus.
S;k iplnl, ais luit iiA idblt Jr
Shl'e,
Gin iuIiodt icniieyIoies 9aus.
Not ltHal robI lt;t alte gBtjlt
Sm eiu Il, 5rils fcru unO uab,
EO't 0I,- alts iaat uns ItiIt;
Ter %Ommsr mar, Der eerbt III o.!
q. EipEpl0.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03

gittltsb osruriahitn ibred slt,rn OisI
q mmu In btr gsradnpenbtii, Ter
9rduiiaam 10 bier Gle Gin .up'lO bate
2oaifr" beianni. VI LIB iib Witls
bsns non isinsn eItsrn trbaIten uno
ss pirO teint alsiniaieii itin. fir ian
arbsii Ju iinbtn. 9Ylr lou uen ablcs
Int nidt aralulir'n. Gidts pnar
bat tin barits 2tbsu Dor iiA pnO iplr
alaubsn nibt. oaB aus oisisr 8srtln.
Ouns stipas guis; iommsn tdnn.
Der StrIdi lisit iib aIiO nibt iAon,
lroBoem CT Der g9abrbsit 9,mdb abet'
fabt mar.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
@ at thnernblutrn esbsilt

0srr u, R. Me in @ooe Sne., ibrtcb
ioIaenpes; rSor mebrtren Sdbrtn mar mei,
ne Sun9e rcrart uuaegrifsn, odf ilt alutuna
bdu',a ein'teute Die aeritc Die it u Ratbs
'os, ptrmottSn mCtnen 3ultano niti 81 bel
Ieru. GuR nlbm tt 6olrua rNcutp Gno
[dr" ein uno nlsiue Yunle TT lett bomlcn
it0 Sh empitbIs baS sgtttel be, Surgenl,l.
pen int porgGybrIiteuem Stadium.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03

Nlh jr0ttnllrtsr Hrautbeit (9lsr,
p;s uno gRalarin 6itbtrl ptyibiee
bier am 7onnsriiaa 3ndmittng Osu
26tn Ss2iemter iuoblptti'ben nit Der
bl. Stabiat,nmsatin StJy 6Gromnno
W;ncr.
9st 9tritcrSsrt wuroc am %. 2in,
guf lSi4 u StcaD 4ciut m Wlyit4
80. gtboren. 9ado.m CT in Ter
Nprmllihult IL St. fyaltls. 99is=
tpniiu it 1875 lyaoairt ulomtte II
IT'D O'm ge1riatr. IN 1881 itlob tr
in DIR Rot Sirtc in q. gcuIs. gic..
nit 6rGultu Aapa Vutttnboi' pca
g8tfppolll itlnr ibm ibtritbtnOn
DjsmabIm otn Nupo iyr@ gtttn.
Wtujlc Sabre pardui ;ol rr lot
Godetr>un mo CT a,n,lnihditub mil
0rrn Scs. 2Htttubur cir,u Aluha.
Den bttrlIb. IN 1891 ulbocm nj
ot Hlrml 0liatlobL ttW0yt ty Nt
cine Ntlmiilttt N Qiar wotir ty mt
Semitic u5trllt0tItt. Seut a,uats
nint, mtar nrh leIR lutr y,um,,Ao
Ills tbytual'itt Gbnrliitr fttri;u ,bn
SltlpnQtu bt Zen 6curipttimttu
l,uiel sen. Ceres (trmta o,tntt er
oltitm GIs ptbulaiicusyelantbmsy.
Spai,r btt.tioes tr ols Nmt zines
OitutIitcR @louEihtatO mo v3y.
@tbullslleJln plbytn0 G,u'.y4 Ser
min non 1904 bis 1905.
aubtr Der Satin unp i Su>em.
6tltfwu. NJnlrb. altTiHs. Slard.
Gnulro uu0 VhiIbtlmnt. t&l0m'uo
giua nem &aitr Dor ttli5tn AdbytN
TN SCo, potIu@l !rlutru mr. btu &;ls
fo,btntn tlat Muiitr. Nr:u 6pnylo
&tbdltu be, y HpblIHd, cine Stptnir
lfrau Rttpclin bel laoa dGe ;lt o0lo.
bruotr uuN Nalbibptit'yu. Seau Ne,
b,etn III Il. SouI$, Srl1, &cbdSen (
mo 6rau ebrR Stutiotr btl S}tr, .
pblIll. irM, 0tmu y. &0es btl Slos; !
5yiB Htbi a;n 6rdu Nrto ChQi,tllt. .
Itr uUo Nrau sIItr. N0ma II Smle !
Sun. Wo. (
Tit Stl,bt ets Ntrtor5tntu waSt I.
im Slmliaa nda iar itinc Seltns
.ubs lbasbalisucn S0ltuamts Gul oth
,itliatn latb. @oiitsditr unitr idb..
,tittr SelbtIligana ydNrIaennsT 2nI.
panoitu uuH 6Ttunot oSr @Jot ub,T'
,,btn. W0ss tr ruben IN Srltotr
\. y. EuerouiIltt uno 6rau!ti:
Nmnlt Sutltnl,op psIotu aa Yut'
pob otR >. C.ioar II b'tNaey q,
Seer. : &,tt pom batiu. y. RlDtr
ion Ct. SpUls tbelut p,Jbunesu mr.,
',R. Gs Srlat ia cine So4itr p0n
iyeeuats 6lsrt Sos. S.sItrir0p
Iro Be: SvGutisaI b:r S0.I p!s
lbsp. SS5yeuiaet Ns Rlni:ttrs DR.
Slni Of eouuts norm Der il e
Panu e'tblllstaNlyrt in. (ls
srauipaar miro DC tiilternJt>a n
Il. spais ~ Isesu. Slad sum Sua.
&!
6Il. 3bersfa Wrriitns lpTR %H
no Sst SntEsuilsp ben q. ypdis
I'D bier aRs,llnat TN Der Euh50uhi'
susIleatlep oetsai bsi.upohasn. \.
esrT aan 6raH 5ue Rrpeup uae {
,tarp Soot pea 1aps. .lehn 2rbaatn
on St. Seals. 5tau 9saSao 2sPa.
Gu uRs osnn Ssan GIANT Hne eh;la
seursesr eez ss<fpaalia une tris
isstr wns astiu ssa dwsbgrs
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
vorales.

-0tr Qouts NOd pOn Ritiountain
mar Sonntad sln bieiIatr Stiuhtr.
-Map b6rt munttlr bon mchreren
III naber 3Utunlt beporIteltnOen 0Od=
yIien.
-Seit 9citern bat unicr alempner
Wartiu 3ObannesmeDcr Spci t9eiclen
III OjthllIen.
-6rau Gbda. Gorth pon &tiitrion
6itn mar &uinugs Der g4pt)e Wait i'm
pNierllhn @opic ;u SllIetomn.
Ser @crhnrO Sir2t0au2 mi .o pcn
Jest an an GoHns uuo Sticrt4ltu III
CrtmCDCC9 Vpldlt iu ipudCn 'cln,
Tie 1hwtiltrC btrjn mo Sbluc.
Tier Nrubvtd bcidnoci ilt tlliOc 2oGt
bel ibrtn CrctnS1rnONlunm III Eut.
fountain.
Tie domjlit 6c,hOrc @uatbau4
but dm IitnliaQ lbr ib0nt5 ncuce
sSpbnlau4 I'M CittnOt Nty S,aot be-
loAcn.
Sam Tpptu BON NthtrlOu Glm
Alent Der VhWnir @duniduIc uCrs
briuat cui9c gaphcn bier in ortn
3nicrtllt
--Nran NlOriin ,NpbauatsmtOirmp|
sri. Glar Norr mahhn cloc ltPttr
geodt ciln gIl3'lu9 ndb pCr S9lt9
hdupttdot
-&tyr lbtooor Camp, bon Ct. !
6liiateib bol|t 0tni0a mn biCiiOcr
QiubIc 9licrl iur tit Z. z. SdleI "
Scus lrO tA 80.
-1rou ltdrtiu @opt unO krau
,ios. lenlaCn lolpir Ger lcBicrtu lohs |
terhen Sallt tr9dbcn llh 9Fonil0 |
nab Secretion 6up.
-6r.. Sulhdtina fSbtI bal in
lebtr Wrht olc pnn ibr itii Ahbrcn
gebuItcncn WlrrlhuIt ~ &rinitoWn
pieocr ouiacnpmnlcp.
-N,u Srhu Slotltar pon St.
ecnis btluht bier ,nr 3tlt ben Sruotr
Nerrn NtymNm Clolrbr iolult bic Ncr.
ponNlu Satcls uno Nltbulrr.
-sIub Ncrmonu 0ilttmepcr uub
Son pcridnbtcn in Icbttr g4pbr cine
eorlNhunN Wieb, WtlheS III bcridcu
oon pca yrtal Rtpprier ptrqcllen
lpurht.
-gm NontaN peridnote bic bitliGt
EonierWnlabrit cine Garlaouna cin0t.
maditr Spmdten nab gDdrrrnSbur9
un0 Geliern ciat icIhc uabysapnmprth.
RnnIas.
--6rl. Gbriiiina Sprlipauisl b,gab
iib Moniaa ndd Sariiic Mo, no iir
wir III iritbtrsu Sahrru aud in Oieicn
htr opttiaca YlaIriduIe ais gebrtrin
npriiebeE wir0. 4
Tie Serrtn Soispb unb aarI
1ttts uno Die 6rdulcin 6briltina une
Rdibariua Stratbmann ppu %ienna
lparen am Nrutaa bier su @eiu6 bel
Serpdnbieu uno 6rcuuoen.
-Mahre:meiiier @m. Soltmener
pne 2enrp yammsrs beaaheu iit oeftrrn ,
nan Steritubura um bel pem Saus
Der &aaiabrtslnpeae bic bort im Saue /
bcariifen. bebhliiit ~ ieia. Ii
--Tt iuuaen pfrrsn gen unO alcr.
Rlsuer bon CHM beianesn lih 9;snhae
kiutspsiif bier. gen IN in BE-, Sit J,
,ebaus WuIfha sebolsials Urrs. 50 /
u eigti une Alst aIs Sebsr, be-
pcas Aobiisr In Hisana ahafIslt. Il
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
gu pirtauicu.
Yin idlOues, aerdumiaes gSobu.
baHF Hcbit ;luci adcr paab
in Der Siaot.

Nobnbdus bat Simmer. Naiemtni
uno atIIrr. quito 9iebcuatbduoc, 81,
iteynt uho 0it III cine Sclc0cnbclt
81 itbr annthmbarcm Yrtiic in ten
SsliB tin,s Der ibonit:n uuo btitcu
Anwcisu Der StaOt 29eltpbnlia 81 0c.
Ianaeu. Nabtu austunii eribciIt in
Dtr Cl,tt sieles 8laites.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
I. G. Bufkhardi, Snmdler,


.SRs eess SzssH, aus ben SinH.' n esa
aGies SsE'4wsTt 1sl9cs ssra kelsneers
AMI :tHs &znes seidae Hittels saflea'S Srs
aten Salhe eehane<lt- Sis n ans esa M
sen aas Zen stRn Hne aassF SEIasn.- kat
,.StlesI aae stee<fblaien serieRizeen N.
tes th<em seiLkasea einaas. saEantErs 81
J. psllsuss9r A-5sa. Aleapaalia Ene ssl
aae :. q seza = Ssss. - Sssazas sas
- eiassek ~ -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
Die Her;te warren mactflos

Sran MasmeHe Conner In SAslteu
Maid. iArisb uns; 9abrr paag Inc 10 en-
ben Riersn uae amieaii selserts 10; 10 psr.
iu4ts q sana NH Ssisps aisnsp eaas uSe
Hass iHea elstn ns1 ben esfirn gebs kin.
esruHs pssivayt. ,tseaeanastis bia - O.
ssiii. . ianz 6sles's sssHss euss ns4i
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
SAube.

F hqtsn 4at saseT cine pP4fansa aRssOhl iseds Man.
Hr 4np anabsn s4Hbe. So saRnire oab oes gadr psl3t.
Rr ncrtaufsn 3ureasnbtjt sjbt
TlS aAeln babe i'd Elm bolilneis gaasG pen 4Rduutr
anabsn uno 4Flsr 2nisn uno lltbtrgOds iOnoern out
quite. 9aepsn MrreR ausl4ttgua: @riid .Srnnta- euit
eit9" Aps "Tai'es" 3r9eRo Es4ey oKz gaaops sst nt
U"spapl opE Don efr iu aacn prien Bedbl ptcgn lam
i'H pr'ls 'Nr N e1ls! Mr eH aerba bic e,easntclt
~ 'OiI 0na Hlsrauata Pab es n Gnrn gpstbsl ii our
nInaus iu NaAtn lW
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
JUMBO SHOE AND
CLOTHING HOUSE.

2l0 East High Str. Jefferson CITY.
dd Sd uu'deHt arei eIssaH' Gr@eNf aommd uno ieb,t
hice
Wei oem GihtaHe Oon sla 90 mo Oaabu be;ab. id bic Tt
ibu ocn Siase.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-03
llnlrrf bfitcn Greunoe

pno l;n YdHnr alt una Sans bic M ~ mssls aOhen wObI
AlectH SsdnRst nitt ctt gt!tghhat SUD in uuisrsm
eS9er umiaelH PeRp 3br in psr SaSt sO uuS stpas In
HnieFtR 6a4t RaRHsr. anabsn. pstr giuoerileiOtrn
beoartst Sas srasi unO bs 8aarsnaser in oer siabt
sd babe in bem 9t,bhe mid aaai sOnDert Rlbe ssgsb.n
Ens SanOsn ufrsOsnautslsn pHo btt e eesbalb mtiut
@aqrsn sHer Probe su Hpsnasrsa.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
CHARGED WITH THEFT
OF ELECTRIC FLUID

Cripple Greek, Sept. a.-Charged
with tampering with the wires of the
Colorado Power and Light company
and appropriating the electric fuid
therefrom. John 8. Spencer. the cleo
trieian at the National hotel. was ar
rested Saturday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Wilson.
Seven separate capiases were sworn
to by Charles Nesly, the superintend-
ent Of the power and light company.
Spencer was later released on bond
of $500, $500 ON each charge. From
his plant in the basement OF the Ma
tional hotel Spencer furnished mot on
ly that building but has stretched
wires across the street and II conn
peting with the electric company for
the lighting OF stores and rooming
houses ON Bennett avenue. although
operating without franchiss from he
city. In The spring Of The year he vae
arrested and tried BY jary iA justice
court On . somsUhAt MnllAr eAAFUA
AA AeQuittAl resulting.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
SWITCHMEN BOUND OVER
TO FEDERAL GRAND JURY

The government made no effort to
prove that De Armor broke the seals.
but tried to show that he knew he was
drinking stolen champagne. The gov
ernment insisted that the evidence
was sufficient TO put before a grand
jury.
James B. German and e. b. Allen.
the two other switchmen held on the
charge Of breaking the seal, went In
court, handcufRed together.
In deciding to hold Do Armor to the
grand jury. Commissioner Greene said
that while the evidence was very
slight connecting Do Armor with the
case, he thought Il was the province
OF the grand Jury to say whether Tie
man kAsW - was drinking stofsn
cAanpagAs.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

perfield has been making history with
In the past few days.
H. C. Taber, general manager Of the
Copper Prince and of the Colorado
Mining & Smelling company, was also
in Canon. The Geo. C. Cooper proper
ty, near Red Gulch, has been sold to
a syndicate Of local capitalists through
the Amundson agency. Active opera
tions will begin there at once. The
Copperfield Mining Company has been
This is a new concern in
which are interested C. A. Comboy,
Charles H. Wright, Squire Pond and
Senator John B. Stevens. Mining oper-
atoms will begin on this property at
once 1t adjoins the Queen-Princess.
A syndicate of capitalists from An
derson, Indiana, have purchased the
Clarke ranch and expect to erect a
big sanitarium there. In connection
with this is the proposed street rail-
way from Cotapaxi, which will pass
the entire Red Gulch district
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
HAPPY "SKIDOO' DINNER
DINNER AT THE STRATHMORE

There were two reasons why pret-
ty informal dinner at the Strathmore
last evening was a "Skidoo" party.
The first was that just % guests as
sembled around the board. The second
that it was the eve of departure OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert o. McLain for
their home in Newton. Kansas.
Consequently the dinner was for
the McLain family and their particu-
lar friends. The evening was a most
delightful one. Those present were:
Albert o. McLain, wife and family;
DR.. and Mrs E. L. Yard of Florence; ;
Charles R. McLain, Arthur H. McLain
wife and family: c. A. Biggs. wife and
family; Mrs. John Cramer and Mrs.
A. H. McLain, Sr.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

While riding on the Rio Grande
train between here and Denver last
week, DR.. G. D. Cummings, OF Florence
met an old Fremont county man. En-
ory L. Young, who in 1896 resided
with his brother Herbert on the Pot
Bein ranch on Brush Hollow. Young
is now engaged in mining near En-
campment, wyo., and has prospects
OF becoming rich. Young was the nrst
white child born in Colorado south
Of Palmer Lake or Divide and was
either the third or fourth white child
born In the state.
He was born on the Fountaine
Quiboille river, which means q river
that boils. The place OF his birth was
four miles north of Pinon on the Rio
Grande road. His father employed
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

Pueblo, Sept. 4.-Charles De Armor.
one OF the Rio Grande switchmen who
was turned over to the United States
authorities to answer the charge Of
receiving goods stolen from car In
bond, was given an examination be-
fore Commissioner Gardner Greene
yesterday and was bound over to the
federal grand jury. Bond was fixed at
$500.
II 10 admitted BY the government
that what De Armor did was very
little. He says that he took drink Of
champagne from bottle which was
offered him By companion. He testi-
Ned that he did not know that the bot
Tie vas taken froA . car % which The
unitsd States ssal had hseA eroksA.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
FOUR NILE NOTES.

Mr.. Fancher is building a porch on
the rear end of his house.
Old Nj. Law is dangerously i'll
from a stroke of paralysis
Messrs. Davis and Wilsan have gone
to Cripple Creek with produce.
DR.. Smith and family have returned
to their home in Great Bend, Kans.
Miss Sherwood. teacher at East
Four Mile, is boarding with Mrs. Will
liams.
DR.. Homer Robson. who is located
in Ellinwood, Kans., is visiting his
parents on Four Mile
East Four Mile will send six stu
dents to the Canon High school:
Zola and Audrey Castleberry, Beulah
HeHstock. Ernest and Arthur Tre-
mayne and Perry Williams. This dis
trict enrolls aA0atgeAty pupils. Now
II any district Of this size can beat this
let us hear from them
Mr.. Williams has become tired oi
the "shoo fly" business and therefore
is screening his porch.
The neighborhood Is being made
more lively and cheerful by the new
phonograph Of Mr.. Carlson's.
Hunton Arbuckle. from Pueblo, but
formerly a much beloved neighbor
boy, made his many friends a pleas
ant visit this week.
Mary Curtis, Richard Tremayne and
Corbin Robson 60 to the U. Of c. this
week Norval Robson goes to the Un-
iversity Medical college at Kansas
City next week.
For the past few weeks it seems as
II all the shot guns. Winchesters, re-
volvers, fire-locks and flint-locks are
blazing away In all directions, and
consequently there are some OF the
worst frightened turtle dooves ever
seen In this country.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
DIR, CUMMINGS MEETS AN
OLD FREMONT RESIDENT

Mexicans and raised grain, selling his
products to the United States govern
ment for ten cents a pound.
He says he is proud of Colorado
and will return here to live just as
soon as he makes his fortune from his
Wyoming mines. He remembers the
Rio Grande system of railroad when
1t was only a jerk water run and be-
lieves that the road has since made
Colorado. Everytime he comes to Col
orado he always makes 1t a point to
ride on this road.
He says the orchard Of Jesse Frazer
In West Florence was the first in the
state to bear apples. Having been
raised with Mexicans, he can speak
their language fuently!-Fnorence
Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
TO REBUILD ODD FELLOWS
COAL CREEK HONE

The Coal Creek lodge of Odd Fell
lows, whose home was destroyed by
the fire that swept over the town
some time ago, has concluded to re-
build. and has plans and specifications
ready to ask bids. The hall will be
25xS0 feet, and two stories high.
The first story will be built from the
stone left from the walls after the fire,
and the second story will be of con-
crete blocks.
Hercules lodge No. 81, of Coal Creek.
which lost its paraphernalia in the fire
is now meeting in the Rockvale opera
house
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
BOND FROM THE SHELTER
COMPANY HAS ARRIVED

Secretary Ross OF the Business
Mems Association, has received the
bond from the Tri-Buihon Smelling
company, guaranteeing the faithful
performance OF their part Of the con-
tract. All that remains now is to close
up the details OF the transaction, which
will be done within the next few
days.
General Manager r. W. Bull Is ex-
pected here within the next few days,
and active operations on the building
Of the smelter will commence in 4
short time.
Canon City people are highly pleas
ed with the landing Of this new indus
try. which promises to be a big busi-
ness asset to the thriving community.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Mss Smith Entertains.

Miss Laura Smith. of 726 Floral
avenue. entertained a party of in
innate friends last night The guests
were delightfully."- entertained by a
song recital by Miss Smith. and a
piano recital by Miss Grace Dale. The
evening was entirely informal, but
was much enjoyed by the assembled
guests After the music a luncheon
was served.
The guests were Miss Dale and Miss
Dobson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Collins.
Miss Dobson leaves tomorrow to enter
the senior class at the Greeley State
Normal.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

legged in the libel. The couple were
q, 1902. They lived together until
July 9th Of this year.
Mrs. Moregraft testified that her
husband had called her foul names
and had struck her with his open
hand, knocking her down. At this
time she had recently undergone an
operation. and was weakened physical
ly by her husbands cruelty. He did
not appear
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Arrested for Larceny.

Pablo Morens, Juan Valzeo and JUL
ian Rivera were arrested last evening
by Marshal Jefferies of Prospect
Heights. and lodged in jail, charged
with larceny. They are charged with
stealing a valise from a fellow coun-
tryman. They will be given a hear
ing tomorrow.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Enjoy the Outing.

The excursion OF the Eastern Star
to Dale on Labor day was very en-
joyable occasion. Forty three Canon
City people attended. From the Grip
pie Creek district 1873 people attend
ed. A camp FIRE, with a corn roast and
hot coffee were features of the very
ENJOYABLE day
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Welded BLISS WAS OF
VERY SHORT DURATION

Before Judge James L. Cooper in
county court today. the divorce case
Of Dolly N. Moregraft against Freder-
ick Moregraft, was heard and q decree
granted. Extreme cruelty was al
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
THINGS ARE BOOMING UP
ALONG RED GULCM REGION

Judge J. ~. Hopkins OF Copper
neld. 10 In town today. The Judge 10
hale. hearty and ruddy and the Cop
pseAsld outlook. - sAys 10 inst ~
Aoesfal - Ais owA gsAial fAes. Cop-
Middletown transcript., 1907-10-12
THE OCTOBER AMER1cAH soY

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