Eastern Colorado times., 1913-08-21
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO
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Dates for Coming Events.

Dates for Coming Events.
AYE; H:,ss 25sscenference of Governors at
Aug. 25-s7.sMeeting of Philippine Ma
ena asSsyyhts soSslsiyh St 0enYsE of Tytha. Grand
Lod &c meeting at Trinidad.
Aug. 25-2S.-Grand Lodge and Uniform
Rank Encampment K. of p, at Trim
Aug: 2s.-fumpkin Pie Day at Long
Aug 2s-2s.-county Fair and Race
August 20 Pickle day. at Platte
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sept al COLORADO slSSmsr Springs; c,o,n,v Fair at
Sept. 2-5.Gcounty Fair and Race
sep Meets5pg ssgIWs es R0eNy Me.t F0sS SHOW at Fort
Sept: :|seeopnpdde Annual AM n1 FAN Festival
Sept; s:s.@SMse.,nx of Royal High
Sept aaa Fru, Fsr qssS ,unason
Sept. ,s-11.-Weld County Fair at
seRt &setnE tflscsSrty at s"esr city ms,r and Race
Sept. .s.i2.-Morgan County Fair at
Sept. :i2.sLas Animas County Fair
Sept s-12.-Delta County Fair at
Sept. ,ss-l2;LLas Animas County Fair
,, Sept: ..l2-Eighth District W. c. T.
Sept Tsisio" 1fis.%AnnUei IN DenVe Meeting Order
Eastern Star at Grand Junction.
Sept: l6-19.-Western Slope Fair at
Sept. 15-19-Annual Masonic Meeting
at Denver.
Sept PpT.h5o hh55,2o.-colorado State Fair at
Sept .2326:--Colorado New Mexico
Fair and Indian Carnival at Du-
Sept 27-2s.-Bankers Convention at
!, Oct. t-3-state W. c. T. u. Conven-
t1cH oct at Fort Goliins ins co,,,,v Fair at
Oct. s1s ssa"Ei paso County Fair at Cal
Oct. 7..12.-Meeting Society of Amerl-
can Indians. at Denver.
Oct; 2l.-Colorado State Baptist Asso-
Oct. 80 Nov. i~Colorado Kennel Club
Jan; 24.E.National Western Stock
lsl5-Last Grand Council of North
American Indians. Denver.
Secretary of War Garrison will ar
rive in Denver on August "a.
Divine service opened the regatta
week Of the Grand Lake Yacht Club
Up to August 10, the Lady Belle
mine at Eagle had shipped thirty
cars of ore.
An estate worth $1,000 awaits the
heirs of Neis Madsen, a dairyman
who died recently in Denver.
The Denver Water Co. has sub
mitted five propositions to the city
Of Denver for acquiring the COM
ranys property.
A lightning bolt on Pixies Peak at
Colorado Springs struck stone house
in which gang of section men was
quartered. injuring four.
Death claimed another pioneer Colo
radoan in Los Angeles when Henry
A. Davis, former Denver commits
sion man, died after a long illness.
William F. Mccartney, pioneer
Lincoln street, with his eighty
fourth birthday less than one month
away.
An increase of nearly $1,O0O,000 in
the deposits of Colorado Springs
banks has been made since the last
bank call in May. The total is now
,951.66.
The first annual open bench show
of the Rocky Mountain Boston Terri
er Breeders Association will be held
in Denver August 30th. Mrs. William
E. Porter will be the Judge.
Fifty thousand knights and visitors
to the thirty-second triennial Tenn,
plar Conclave, it is estimated will re-
main in Denver and tour the state be-
fore returning to their homes.
Fifteen thousand colonists en- route
to Pacific coast points will stop in
Denver and other points, the first
vanguard of homeseekers arriving in
Denver September 25th. This is the
first time IN tire history of Colorado
railroads that stopovers have been
granted to Denver
The board of directors of the Den
yer Festival of Mountain and Plain
is reconsidering its determination not
to have festival this fall, and it is
probable that the celebration which
was such marked success last Oc-
tober will be repeated, although not
on SO large a scale.
Hanging by |her hair from a cell
door in the Denver city Jail, Mrs lola
Friend, a widow, was discovered by
e Police Matron Archer in time for her
TO he saved dangerous iniuries The