The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-09-14
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water system.
Land seekers are becoming more
numerous in the Greeley section.
An auxiliary Of the Sons of Veterans
is being formed at New Windsor.
Loveland experienced the most Sc
we're windstorm of the season Monday.
Ten bands will be at the Interstate
fair on September IA. Northern Colo
RADIO day.
The entertainment at Micla Septem-
Der 1917 promises to be a very enjoy
able affair.
Crested Butte has raised $1,000 to-
ward building the proposed Cement
Creek wagon road.
Paonia's big Market Day occurs on
September 20 and promises novelty.
pleasure and profit.
Henry T. West. one of the Oldest
Greeley pioneers, has taken UP his res
idence in Idaho.
The president has signed procla-
nation eliminating 101.602 acres from
the Routt national forest. Colorado.
The regular September term Of the
Montrose county court is In session
with forty-eight cases on the docket.
The Elks Of Canon City, jealous of
Salida with its $25, 900 Elk lodge build
ing. are planning club house of their
own.
Reports from the Greeley potato dis
trict are to the effect that the damage
from frost was not SO extensive as
first feared.
Chief Of Police Eugene Williams of
Greeley has been asked to search for
Lillian Epley OF Loveland, who is be-
lieved to be In Greeley.
The Good Roads committee of Boul
der is formulating plans for building
a road which will bring the farmers
OF the surrounding country into closer
communication with the city.
DR.. George Glover Of Fort Collins.
Colo. was elected president Of the
American Veterinary Medical Associa-
ton Monday at the convention in prog
ress in San Francisco.
A new postoffice. Osgood. may soon
be established eight miles from Cor
nish. More than 100 people want mail
service and steps are being taken to
secure 1t.
Falling across a circular saw in
operation at Aspen, George Morgan, a
mill hand. met q horrible death at the
Montezuma mine Thursday. his body
being cut in two.
Three hundred lambs for the big bar
becue at FIT. Collins September 22 ar
rived Saturday. Senator Drake pur-
chased them In Laramie City and they
weighed 22.5o0 pounds.
Rev. J. ]. Lace will be superinten-
dent Of the Rio Grande division of the
Colorado conference. embracing prac-
tically all of the western slope Of Colo
RADIO and containing over fifty charges.
Carl Gustafson Of Platteville fell
from mis- wagon when the wheels of
the wagon hit the railroad track at
the Lovett crossing. was thrown to the
ground. his head striking a rail. 1t
is feared that his skull is fractured.
The Denver mint is turning out $50
gold pieces at the rate Of 100000
worth n day. The increased call for
gold coin for export is given as the
reason for the order. which was is
sued from Washington.
The Colorado Springs fire depart
ment has challenged the Pueblo fire
department to an exhibition fire drill
with Pompier ladders at the State Fair
and Irrigation Exposition at Pueblo
The challenge will probably be &C
cepted.
The Commercial association of Idaho
Springs is seeking to obtain the ex-
tension Of the road now building from
Denver to Golden to Idaho Springs
and on to Georgetown. The next legis-
lature will be asked to make an APP
preparation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Carter left Gree
ley on Wednesday for Cheyenne. where
they will remain for some time before
going to San Francisco. where they
expect to spend the winter. as Mr..
Carter has accepted a position as or
ganizer for the Moose lodge.
The members Of the brotherhood and
the Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church at Windsor gave a recep-
ton at the church Wednesday night
as farewell to Rev. Cooper. who
leaves Windsor for Colorado Springs
to take up the new work assigned him
by the recent Methodist conference.
A huge elephant. symbolic of the
Republican party. outlined in rows of
electric lights, for the exterior of the
Antlers hotel in honor Of the Republi-
can state convention at Colorado
Springs. will be one Of the decorative
features. The Elks' band of thirty
pieces will furnish music throughout
the convention.
General Manager A. l.. Mohler of the
Union Pacific arrived in Denver Fri
day. and will enter into conference
with a representative of Vice Presi-
dent Horace W. Clarke of the ID. & R.
G. regarding plans for new union
depot for Denver.
Morgan Gavin, aged IL. of Glenwood
Springs, lays claim to being the cham
pion boy long distance auto driver of