The Springfield herald., 1911-09-01

Louis Gorch. steel worker, was ia.
tally injured at Pueblo when he was
struck by car.
Grand Valley will celebrate Fruit
Day September 20. The fruit crop is
In fine condition.
The ten-year-old son of Charles My
ers of Peckham lost his eye as re-
suit of bee sting.
The three-day harvest festival to be
held at Brush Sept. G. and 8 promises
to be big event.
More than 22 cars of strawberries
have been shipped from Glenwood
Springs this season.
Peter Nyman, well-to-do farmer Of
Avondale, was instantly killed when
his team ran away.
George E. Taylor. pioneer drug
gist of Leadville. died after an illness
Of only few hours.
The annual conference of the Meth
odist church will open In Colorado
Springs Aug. 80.
Herbert Carlson was killed in Tom
Boy mine at Telluride by being csugh.
In the shafting.
Myers Liant. fifteen years old. Of La
Junta, was fatally injured by the ex-
plosion of powder.
In the Bohemian community. near
Ramah lightning killed three cows be-
longing to Mike Dzurochin.
Water will be distributed in part of
the Greeley-Poudre irrigation district
in time for the crop next year.
A determined fight is being made by
the railroads In Colorado against ille-
gal ticket "scalping" in the state.
At the Davis Wolgamott place. near
Hayden, lightning struck the big gran
ary, smashing 1t to kindling wood.
1t Is estimated that $500 people
have visited Estes Park this summer
and as yet the park is full of tourists.
Albert Compton of Fort Collins was
arrested in Denver charged with rails
Ing checks and returned to Fort Col
Inns.
The Missouri Pacific is contemplat-
ing an immigration movement on a
large scale to settle up eastern Colo
RADIO.
Edward Johnson, fifty years old, OF
Pueblo. was found under a bridge in
that city in critical condition and
may die.
Miss Mona Shockley. living on a
homestead east of Grover, lost her
cabin and its contents, valued at $500.
by fire.
Milo Ivanisivoe, Russia, was
killed by falling under moving
freight train in the Tobasco yards. six
teen miles north of Trinidad.
Edward Beeson, one of the three
Oldest men in Weld county, a pioneer
of the seventies. and known far and
near as Uncle Ed" died in Evans.
Miss Mary Rush OF Yuma, Colo.
showed the grit Of true Western
woman at Cheyenne when she made
thrilling ride in ladies' cowpony race
with broken hip.
The Colorado Retail Merchants AS
Fellows in an atempt to secure the To-
cation of the new Odd Fellows home
in Fort Collins.
Whether Kiowa is the county seat
of Elbert county and whether the
county will erect new court house
are questions that will be settled in
District Court in Colorado Springs.
Complete tests have just been made
at the School. of Mines at Golden of
chemical and assay laboratory sup
plies manufactured from Golden prod
ucts at the Herold potteries with grati-
flying results.
Martin Svedman Of Windsor claims
the record for a wheat crop grown on
unirrigated land. He harvested 1880
bushels from twenty-five acres. D. Hin
imon harvested fifty-two bushels an
acre from land irrigated once this year.
The mystery concerning the disap-
pearance of three 100-pound bars OF
high-grade bullion from the Pueblo
smelter, and large amount Of brass
from the Rio Grande shops has been
cleared, the police say, by the arrest
Of John Smith.
The State Land Board declares that
the appropriation of $22.0OC made by
the last Legislature to redeem state
school lands sold for special improve
ment taxes is illegal and the state
treasurer will be advised not to pay
the appropriation.
A law was passed by the last Legis-
lature and has been in full force and
effect since August 5th. that all deal
ers in milk shall pay an annual license
fee of $1.OO. and the law effects any
one engaged in selling milk wnethec
it is one quart day or ten gallons.
The names of the women who are
to compose the board of control of the
International Congress of Farm Women
in Colorado Springs in October are
ready for announcement. with one or
two exceptions. among them the Colo
RADIO representative. The names of
some women distinguished in litera-
ture and uplift of the rural people are
in the list.
John Wilhelmy. one of the seven
men killed in mine disaster at Ely.
New, was educated in the Grand juno
tion public schools and lived there