The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-07-14

and unable to get to town to trade
will be we'll pleased with this an
nouncement, as they know that the
sales conducted by the New York
store are well worth taking advan-
tage Of.
Look UP the ad in last week pa
per. The stock on sale Is an I'M
mense one, and notwithstanding the
heavy inroads made on 1t by appre-
ciative buyers. there is still fine
line to select from in every depart
ment OF the store. Pick out the ar
ticles you need now. or that you may
hereafter require. and lay In your
supply. The more you buy at the
New York store g big sale, the more
you save.
A bouncing fine boy arrived today
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rosacrans.
Sheriff Simpson has had the jail
lot thoroughly cleaned Of weeds. and
1t makes a fine appearance now.
thenew water works system is practi-
cally completed west Of main street.
and the work on east Of main street
will soon be started.
A few water melons made their ap-
pearance today In front Of the La
mar grocery stores. They are about
as nigh priced as they usually are
this time OF the year.
The Woodman Band made their
first public appearance Monday night
and played very well. The band Is
making fine pro0feso under e. A.
Bannister who is the leader.
Hon. Dan r. Cram. better known
as "Tickie' has accepted a position
as manager and Editor Of the Ora.
NADIA Times. The "Little Widow
had better keep her eye on "Tickie.'
Col. Charles T. Forbes who was
run down by an automobile on north
main street last week Is getting
along very iicely and the doctors in
charge hope to have him walking
around in a few days.
The city council today rescinded
the resolution with regard to only
using water three times a week on
lawns. and It Is now open for use at
all times. The new well furnishes
a much better supply Of water.
The Misses Margaret A. Lewis and
Maude A. Iderwood arrived from
Grand Haven, Michigan. this morn
ing. Miss Iderwood has been employ
ed as language teacher in the Lamar
High School for the next year.
Judge J. X. Doughty and family.
:iss Marie Hall and H. G. veneman
took a very enjoyable trip to the
Twin Buttes last Sunday. In re-
turning the party stopped off at the
Four Mile Water Hole and camped
for three days.
Attorney F. ]. McCarty Is enjoying
short vacation IN the mountains
around Colorado Springs this week.
In letters to friends here in Lamar
he reports a loss Of over ten pounds
Of avoirdupois. and says that he is
feeling fine.
L. Writ Markham returned from
the N. e. A. convention whieh ~
held in Denver last week, S9e1seAy
morning. His friend Mr.. Ralph WIFI
ford who accompanied him to Dem
yer b there yet being laid up with
badly sprained ankle.
Mr., Charles MAXWELL manager Of
the Lamar Milling and Elevator Co.
left last week for New Mexico for
an extended visit. He win probably
20 onto the coast and take In the
Seattle Exposition. Morton Strain
Is acting as mayor in Mr.. Maxwell's
absence.
Steve Scott, Director Of the Bent
and Prowers Irrigation District 10
in town today and reports that the
survey of the proposed canal Is
progressing in nice shape. Bids for
the construction OF the system will
probably be called for In less than
ten weeks.
Buster Brown and hiA dog Tige
will be in Lamar next Monday, rep
ressntins the Brown Shoe Co. q.
q. Butler and Son handle the fam
Gus Buster Brown Shoe, and Buster
Brown and Tige will meet all the
little children In the companys big
atora nm that daY.