Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25
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DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Aug: 11a-Dagghters of Pocahontas'
Aug. i2@l l"S order of Red
Aug. iz-i5.Ns2nd Triennial Conciave of
Aug. isisNR RRisf pe of the Golden
Eagle, at Denver. ,,,,,or of
Park superintendents at Denver;
Aug. 1S26.-Army of the Philippines
National Society al Denver: poo
Aug 25:sconferenee of Governors at
AUG Geis s5ass sHRrleEs American Assocl
alton of Park Superintendent, at
Aug. -27-Meeting of Philippine Ma
Aug, 26.-Knights Of Pythias Grand
Aug. 26-29-County Fair and Race
Meeting at Las Animas.
Sept 2-4.-shan Kive Indian Festival
at Colorado Springs
Sept 2-5..Larimer County Fair at
Sept 2-5.-county Fair and Race
sept peet sSSa at eaaMy Of aorf Royal High
landers in Denver.
Sept g,11;;-Mesa County Industrial
Sept 9-11.-weid County Fair at
Sept s-i2-county Fair and Race
Sept a-i2-Morgan County Fair at
Fort Morgan.
at Trinidad.
Sept ii-i2-Elghth District w. C. T.
| U. Convention at Denver.
Sept. 16-19.-Western slope Fair at
Sept, i5e2o.-colorado State Fair at
oct ie8-state w. C. T. U. conven-
ton at Fort Collins.
oct SeiH2.sMeetins Society of Ameri-
can Indians. at Denver.
| Oct 2I-Colorado State Baptist Asso-
o siatiSn S Ss PI 1colorado kenpe, Club
Jan. i9-24,NNationaI Western Stock
Show at Denver.
| 19l5.-Last Grand Council or North
American Indians. Denver.
Donald McKinnon's residence at
Grand Junction was destroyed by fire.
All Colorado is rejoicing over the
first big drenching rain of the season.
Enfino Roderguies confessed at Pu-
eblo to the killing of a man named
Pacheo.
The city and county of Denver will
receive approximately $4,000 from
the registration of automobiles. under
the new motor vehicle law.
The annuity settled upon Mrs. Min
ME e. Taylor, widow of Ira e. Taylor,
Denver mining man who died July s.
Will be cut in half if she remarries.
Ira E. Taylor, fifty-five, for twenty
five years a mining operator in Colo
RADIO Springs, died at Grand Lake,
where he went to recuperate from an
illness.
II. f. Wilson was arrested at Mont
| soI, ~, oil do n
charge of wife desertion, which has
white slavery symptoms connected
with 1t.
The town of Manitou had its second
hold-up within a week. when Robert
Wilkinson, night waiter at a restau-
rant. was bound and gagged by two
masked men.
Miss Nancy Lane, daughter Of.
Secretary of Interior Franklin X.
Lane. has arrived from Washington,
d. c.. to spend the summer and pos
sibly the autumn and winter in
Boulder.
Mrs. Walter Payne of Grand juno
ton is dead. Exactly a year ago heI
mothers funeral was held. 1t is be
lieved that grief for her mother, Mrs.
Mary Nicholson. caused her death on
the funeral anniversary.
The McCallister ranch. consisting oil
100 acres seven miles north of Den
yer, has been sold to F. A. Whittlesey
for $4,000 worth of Denver property
and two farms on the Western slope
The ranch is valued at $500 an acre
Attorney Ira c. Green has been au
thorized by the Board of County Com
missioners of Conejos county to bring
suit against former county officials &c
recover about $4,000 of public funds
said to have been illegally spent dur.
ing the past six years.
Joseph II. Powell, aged fifty-six. fol
more than thirty years resident OF
kockyale and one of the best known
men in eastern Fremont county, dice
at his hame in that place, following
az illness of several months with
dropsy and heart trouble.
The suit of Mrs. angelina Lombar
dc against the Denver G Rio Grando
railroad for $1,000 for the death of hei
husband, who was killed eighteen
months ago by a passenger train in
front of the Union station at Grand
Junction, was dismissed because of a
lack of evidence.
Fifty dollars per to 9TH for ten teeth
lost by three-year-old Robert King
Stith, when he was hit by a street
car of the Colorado Springs G. Inter.
urban railway last December, was
the settlement arrived at in the Coun-
ty Court in Denver by representatives
of the company and Antoine r. Stith
the boys father.
Secretary of State Pearce is ad
vertising the suspension of $4,000 de-