The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-09-04

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Lonsmont's Pumpkin Pie Day cele-
tration was largely attended.
Wood alcohol is believed to have
caused the mysterious death Of II. E.
Lowe Of Denver at Fruita.
J. w. Graham. seventy-five. for
twenty years q resident of Denver.
died at his home In Greeley.
Daniel Cashmaker. . teamster. was
fatally injured when he was struck by
IN automobile on South Main street In
Pueblo.
One hundred and fifty thousand
trout will be released into the Cache
la Poudre river from the new Fort
Collins fish hatchery.
A romance Of the conclave culmi-
mated in Denver in the marriage Of
Miss Josephine Steinmetz of Denver,
to J. D. Edwards of Chicago.
Fifty dollars in real money was the
profit Greeley made ON the municipal
oat crop and in addition had enough
left for all of its live stock this win
ter.
John Poland, prominent rancher of
Collbran, was fatally hurt when he
was caught under his moving machine
drawn, by runaway team. and his
body practically cut in twain.
A 300-pound bear was captured with
lassoes by Aaron Mckee. James Nc
Rae and Clarence Mckee. Collbran
cowboys. after fight in which Nc
Rae's horse was badly clawed.
The thirty-three boys and girls ex-
PEELED from the various high schools
OF Denver last June on account Of al
legged frat and sorority membership
will not suffer further suspension.
Denver was host Saturday to
twenty governors. representing states
north, south, east and west, and they
were royalty entertained at banquet,
picnic Of the Democratic Club and at
many other functions.
Scout 0. P. Virgins was as happy
as child when George NJ. Morrows
and Everett Owens, from the town Of
Virgins. named after the frontiers
man, presented him with huge bou-
quet OF carnations and roses. the gift
of the 700 residents OF Virgins.
Promises of riches and q fine home
with an English education are Of lit
tie value against training by sturdy
Americans. in the opinion of Judge
Charles Cavender. of Grand Junction,
who awarded the custody of six-year-
OLD Marion Ethel Pearse to her foster
parents. Frank d. Parks and wife Of
Hic Blanco county.
Tue banquet which was given by
Governor Ammons and the business
men Of Colorado Springs was one of
the most brilliant affairs OF the Gov
ernor's conference. Only Colorado
products were served and the large
dining room was banked with Colora-
do flowers and huge basket of Colo
rado fruit decorated the table.
His body forming conductor for
2,300 volts OF electricity, Dion A. De.
Long, forty-nine. an employe of the
Denver Gas & Electric Company,
dangled over a circuit of 600 arc
lamps, a ball Of fire playing about his
body. He died after physicians and
fellow workmen worked over him for
two hours, administering oxygen and
licking his chest.
That true progress in agriculture in
the west can be secured only by CO
operation of the farmers with the
State Agricultural college and with
the Department Of Agriculture, is the
sentiment expressed in an address to
the Greater Colorado bureau of the
Chamber OF Commerce of Denver by
w. ]. Spillman, agricuturist in charge
OF the bureau of farm management OF
the Department of Agriculture.
Irene Nahlom Of Pueblo, was the
heroine of an exciting battle with a
hold-up man in front of her home. In
stead Of getting her pockctbook the
purse snatcher received blow in the
face and kick on the shins. He ran.
When Daniel Kinney of Greeley. Gu,
open the first watermelon of the sea
son from his garden. it is said he
found in the center a half-dime oi
1862. which he lost the past sprine
while planting the melon patch, The
juices of the melon had frightened
the coin until it looked as II it wa
| newly minted