The Dolores star., 1909-09-03

view the first of the week. He says
the rains have damaged both the hay
and grain in that section of the
country.
w. w. Letson last week sold his en-
tire herd of range cattle TO James p.
Belmear, of Dolores, and henceforth he
will be full fledged Mancosite.-Man-
cos Times-Tribune.
Rev. s. H. Randall II of Cortez, was in
town Monday morning and left on the
noon train for Pueblo where he is in
of the NJ. f. Church.
Word has been received that Miss
Mable Coleman and Mr.. James Light
foot were married in Kansas City Au-
gust 4. Mrs. Lightfoot is well known
and has many friends in Dolores.
School begins Monday and parents
should endeavor to have their children
staIt in on the first day. 1t is a great
help to the student, as well as the
teacher, to be present the first day.
Mrs. Lilly Herring of Hannibal, Mis-
souri,, who has been visiting with her
uncle, c. H. Bopp, and family for the
past month, left for her home Tuesday.
She was accompanied by her daughter,
Ellen.
The Dolores Lumber & Supply COM
pany are building shed ITO by IA feet,
to accommodate twenty-seven head of
horses. 1t has thirteen double and one
single stall, fitted with feed boxes and
managers.
Died, at the Elk rooming house in
this place Monday, August 80, Arlene,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL Puett
The remains were taken to Cortez
Tuesday and laid to rest in the Cortez
cemetery Wednesday.
Mesdames r. w. Lockett, j. II. Lyn-
ton, Flora w. Pyle and f. l.. Johnson
left Saturday for Colorado Springs to
attend the annual meeting of the
Pythian Sisters which is being held in
that city this week.
Mrs. Homa johnson was brought in
Monday with her right knee fractured.
Her aud Jimmy were riding the same
horse Sunday and the horse thinking
that he was not being treated quite
right, began bucking and threw Mrs.
Johnson off.
G. H. Bopp was in town on business
Tuesday. He says the rains are delay
ing work on the new school house.
The foundation Is in and the brick are
ready for the wall and the work of lay
ing them will be pushed as rapidly as
possible as soon as the weather will
permit.
The citizens of Lebanon and Arriola
have organized a Fruit and Potato
Growers association, consisting of the
following officers: President A. W..
Dillon; Vice President, B. P. Porter;
Secretary, s. H. Phlegar; Treasurer, H.
f. Morgan; Directors, H. Schleusner,
DIR. Bruce, E. B. Clearinghouse, T. A.
Rutherford and S. w. Bryant.
There are two or three boys in Dolo-
res, just stepping into manhood, who
seem to think that it is smart to attract
attention when in public gatherings
by boisterous conduct. Boys, such
conduct disgusts everybody, and while
some may smile all are heartily asham-
ed of you. The boy who acts the
gentleman wherever he is usually at
tracts the most attention.
DR.. Bell has five-year-old son who
three months ago when they left Texas
weighed twenty-four pounds and the
physician said could not live. He now
weighs thirty-five pounds and is doing
nicely. The Doctor says that the first
day he landed in Montezuma county
he wouldn't have given SIX bits for the
whole thing, but he is beginning now
to think that it is all right.
w, L. Bradfeld OF Oklahoma Clty,
Oklahoma, arrived in Dolores Thursday
of last week and visited with his cousin
v. Bradfield, for several days. He left
for his home again Tuesday. Mr.. Brad
field has an eye on this country and
will, no doubt, return sooner or latei
aud locate here. The rains scared him
out this time, and q desire for tht
pleasant sunshine Of Oklahoma caused
him to cut his visit short.