The Holly chieftain., 1913-08-15
COLORADO NEWS
GATHERED FROM
All Parts of the State
n. wspaper Union New. service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.


union at Walsenburg..
Aug. 23, Barbecue by Territorial
Daughters of Colorado, near Littie-
Aug. 25.-conference of Governors at
Coiorado Spring. p,,,,n,n. Ma.
Aug. as.@Ksishts q Pyth!as Grand
Lodge meeting at Trinidad;
Aug. 25-2S.--Grand Lodge and Uniform
Rank Encampment, X. of p. at Trim
Aug. 2s.-rumpkin Pie Day at Long
Aug. 26-2s-county Fair and Race
Meeting at Las Animas.
August 2s- Pickle day, at Platte
Sent .1.-Tomato Day at Fort Lupton;;
at Colorado springs - =,
Sept. s-5-county Fair and Race
sept teeng ssg9Wiis es E0'NE We.t f0sG Snow a. Fort
Sept. S.Isecond Annual Fall Festival
Sept; s.s.@Mee.,nx of Royal High
Sept. g,ll;;.Mssa al. County ,,,aa Ina.st.iai
Sept. s-ii.-Weld County Fair at
seRs Rss,'aG :, saass cg,1 Far and Race
Sept s;i2-Morsan County Fair at
SEPT. p T,;IIa.d s;II;STas An,mas County Fair
Sept. ii-I2-EIghth District w. c. T.
Y. Convention at Denver.
sept. 16-1s.-Western Slope Fair at
Sept. 5-20.-colorado State Fair at
Oct. ies-state w. C. T. U. convsn-
ton at Fort Collins.
Oct 2-4.-sedgwick County Fair at
Oct. 7-i2.sMeeting Society of Ameri-
can Indians, at Denver.
Oct: 21.-Colorado State Baptist Asso-
oct. :Sn so.-Sov se rdeDeS 1scolorado Kennel Club
Jan. Additional Western Stock
1el5.-Last Grand Council Of North
American Indians Denver.
All the public offices In Denver
were closed during the Knights Tenn
plar parade.
Over 100 pilgrims and their wives
left Fort Morgan Sunday for the
knights Templar conclave at Denver.
Otto Grandstrom, seventy-one years
old, was found dead on the slope OF
Mount Badly. near French pass at
Breckenridge, by his son.
Free Masonry does not live in repu-
tation, but in character" declared the
Rev. Elmer B. Higly from the pulpit
of Grace Methodist Episcopal church
in Denver.
Ten freight cars were smashed In a
rear-end collision on the Santa Fe
near Swink. One freight train was
standing on the track when the other
train struck it.
]. M. Sampliner, Ollie Bannister and
c. E. Bond left Grand Junction for the
East to purchase the furniture for the
new Elks' home. The furniture bill
will total nearly $4,000.
The taking of evidence In the Wyo-
ming Colorado suit which involves the
question of the diversion of water
from the Laramie river, will begin at
Cheyenne, August IS.
The annual convention of the State
Federation of Labor at Trinidad
August Is promises to be one of the
stormiest and largest conventions in
the history Of that body.
Mrs. Anna Barnard, known as
Queen Ann" and conceded to be one
ever lived in northwestern Colorado,
has returned from Texas to face a
second trial at Steamboat Springs.
Seized with cramps while swimming
in deep pool near West Fifth avenue
and Alcott street, in Denver, Win
field Scott Nesblt. aged seventeen,
was drowned, despite heroic efforts
by Frederick Lewis, eleven, to rescue
him..
Burial services of the Late Thomas
]. McCue, former state senstor from
Denver county and Democratic ma
tional committeeman of Colorado, took
place in the Cathedral of the Immacu-
late Conception in Denver. The body
was inferred at Mt Olivet.
Louis Damn, coal miner, formerly
employed by the Yampa Valley Coal
Company at Oak Creek, has instituted
suit in District Court against the COM
pany for $50,00G damages for the loss
of his legs in a singular accident in
the Mckinley mine OH June S, 1912.
Benjamin Longrigg, ninety, died in
Denver at the county hospital from a
complication of diseases He had
i'll ten years. Longrigg was born in
England in 1923. He came to Denver
in 1881 and while he was in good
health, was a newspaper man, both a
printer and reporter. He was widely
known in Denver and throughout
Colorado.