The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-11-09
LITTLE COLORADO ITEMS.
Small Happenings Occurring Over the
State Worth T.IiinQ.

Clarke A. Coffin has been appointed
ty. Colorado, vice d. d. Monroe. re-
signed.
G. w. Rodeffer of Johnstown netted
$1,000 from III acres of sugar beets.
T. F. Larson's 100 acres brought the
same amount.
James Edwards and Edward Butler
of Dacona paid heavy fines for playing
the part of bold bad men and shoot
ing up business house in Dacona.
Weld county may have turkeyless
Thanksgiving this year If the flocks
continue to be attacked by black
head" which is killing off hundreds.
The annual conference of the Colo
RADIO Student Volunteer movement will
be held at Colorado College, Colorado
Springs, next Friday. Saturday and
Sunday.
The Colorado Springs end of the
state road being built to Canon City
will be completed by the end of this
month. The convicts will then work
on the Fremont county end.
With twenty enthusiastic members,
the Kersey Gun Club has been organ
ized. and already preparations are I'M
der way for the first shoot, which will
be held on Thanksgiving day.
Efforts are being made to organize
Y. NJ. C. A. branch in Fruita. The
suggestion was enthusiastically re-
ceived at a meeting of Fruita citizens
and the matter will be taken up.
A representative OF the Wright
brothers has been at Colorado Springs
several days trying to arrange for an
aeroplane flight. but the guarantee he
insists on is considered too high.
A branch OF the Farmers union has
been organized at Montrose. with a
membership of eighteen. The union
plans to establish a branch store there.
soon as supply depot for farmers in
this section.
While digging a post hole in his
barn at Montrose, G. II. Smith I'M
covered sigar box which contained
s152 in bills. 81 in silver and a small
diamond. The box had been buried
for some time. as the wood was de-
cayed.
The Row. Father ]. p. Carrigan. for
merly of st. Patricks church in Den
yer. has taken charge of st. Stephens
Catholic church at Glenwood Springs,
and outlying missions in Routt, Rio
Blanco. Eagle. Garfield. Pitkin and
Gunnison counties.
The first 190-foot section OF the big
concrete dam for the Palisades and
Mesa county irrigation districts has
been completed and accepted by the
engineer. The second section will be
completed within a month. The cost
OF the work will be $4,000.
That a shower of meteors recently
fell on Coal ridge. about % miles east
OF Greeley. is the opinion of parties
who visited the section few days
ago and report that hundreds of me-
teoric stones mark site which a
month ago was a sandy knoll.
Canning crops at Fort Lupton have
brought growers close to 100000 this
year. as the season has been an excel
lent one for all varieties. and biz
yields of garden crops. Tomatoes.
pumpkins. beans. cucumbers and cab
bage have given large returns.
Arthor Denton. is years old, and
Raymond Officer were killed instantly
at Trinidad by the premature expio-
sion of a shot in the old Thompson
Maitland Coal Company. The men
were going through the mine firing the
shot.
Greeley beet growers are harvest
ing their crop made easily and salts
factorily than ever before and the
crop is nearly all in factory bins. With
10000 acres grown in the Greeley, Eat
on and Windsor districts, the yield Is
estimated at 800. 900 tons and the crop
will easily represent sl,7O5.O0O.
That antelope on the plains east of
Greeley are being ruthlessly slaught-
cred is a report being investigated by
game wardens. Seeing a band of
antelope pursued and shot at, James
Armstead followed the frail of the
hunter and was driven back by bullets
fired at him by men supposed to be
killing antelope.
Dttdust u Is III SpltHulu repair anu
because there are no wilted. frozen.
sliced beets to handle. the Windsor
sugar factory is slicing $50 tons cry
twenty-four hours. although the mill
was built for only 600 tons capacity.
From 1000 to 2.400 sacks of sugar is
put up every twenty-four hours. each
sack weighing about 125 pounds.
For the purpose of getting more
business for Greeley. prominent mer-
chants held a meeting and formed the
Greeley Traffic Association. with c. \
II. Ramsay as president and C. ].
Crockett secretary. The organiza-
ton was perfected following a meeting
with the newspaper owners of the
city. who pledged this movement cor
dial support.
Farmers of the Johnstown district
are still purchasing cows to supply the
new condenser. which will soon be in
operation under the management o.
Gilbert Landell. Mae hundred cows
have been secured and this number
will no rafgaI 80 4 ona