The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-05

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West Features at Grand Junction.
aug. iS-Pickle Day at Plattevills.
Cope.
aug. 3i-Sept. 2-Grand Lodge. K. of p.
Aan q. COLORADO % springs.
as. aaus. S-zS-Fall Festival at Fiaster
sept. 21-oct. a.-Mssting international
Dry Farming Congress at Dsntsr
oc6. S-s-Fair and Race Meeting at
Colorado Fair Dates.
Aug. 1s-20-Island Grove Driving Club
Aug; 2427-Bent County Fair Associ-
aug; 2o-27;-Fort Collins Racing Asso-
e.ation. Fort Collins.
Aug. Aug .sS.Farmers Fair at Fowler.
aug. Sept. 3.-Arkansas Valley Fair
association. Rocky Ford.
aug. si-Sept. 3.-Larimer County Fair
Sept. 7-10-Crowiey County Fair As
sociation. Sugar City.
sept 7.l0.-St vrain Valley Fair As
Sent etc'a!1ion. Longmont; . :,
Seet, cbessnn.a s,dl.-Ghsyenne G,y County Fair ad
sept; i5-l7.-Routt County Fair att
sept ept.la-1S.-Colorado State Fair Asso-
ciation. Pueblo
'ePt. l5-lS.-Lincoln County Fair at
Sept. 21-2s.-coneios County Fair at
Sept; 21-a4.-western Slope Fair at
| Montrose
sept. 22-24.-Baca County Fair at
| Springfield,
Sept. 2l-24.-Trinidad- Las Animas Co.
Fair Association. Trinidad.
sept 2l-24.-Montezuma County Fair
| at Cortez.
Sept. 23-25.-saguache County Fair at
Sept. 22-25.-Farmers' and stockgrow-
ers' Fair at Burlington.
sept 2S-30.-Prowers County Fair at
Sept. 2s-oct. 2.-El Paso County Fair
| at Calhan.
Aug. sl-sept. s.-Morgan County Fair
at Fort Morgan. d,
oct. 6-s.-Coorado : New Mexico Fair
at Durango
Oct 2-9.-Colorado Agricultural Fair
ana Racing Association. Denver.
Inheritance taxes paid in July total
s27,74s.
Street venders must now pay a Ii
cense In Longmont
A war on grasshoppers has been de
clared in Weld county.
The workmen's compensation act
became effective Aug. /.
The Brown hotelSat Confer caushr
fire and was totally destroyed.
Mrs. Mary Saase, aged 68, was
found dead in bed at her residence in
Boulder.
The school census in the various
counties of the state show big in
crease In population.
The city OF Pueblo will insure Its
employees under the workmen's com
pensation bill with the state.
About 60,OOO people joined in cele
brating Colorado's thirty-ninth birth
day at City park in Denver.
Many prominent men will partici
pate in the laying of the cornerstone
for the new oil laboratory at Boulder
VIM. J. Stone, veteran United States
Senator from Missouri. was in Denver
on his way to the California exposr
tions.
The late Irving s. Morse, a Denver
dairyman, left an estate estimated to
be worth 100000, all of which is di
vided among his relatives.
Triplets were born to Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Mumpowcr OF Denver but mons
of them lived more than few hours
They were two girls and a boy.
The municipal civil service contro
versy was decided In favor of the old
civil service board by Judge Butler in
the District Court In Denver.
The July production of the Cripple
Creek district as reported out from
the mills and smelters totals -s2,o5s
tons. with bullion value of sl,127.6s5
Fifteen DEGREES were granted at
morning divorce matinee in Denver
presided over by Judge Ingram oI
Boulder, sitting for Judge Rothgerber
The Federal Trade Commission viii
hold a meeting In Denver the last OF
August. The beet sugar, livestock
and fruit industries will receive atten
ton.
/ Preparations are being made at Cor
nish for picnic and rodeo on Satur
day, Aug. IA, to which the entire pop
ulation of northern Colorado is in
vited.
At the dinner given In honor of ths
First regiment Of the Illinois Natioua
Guard in Denver, Governor Carlsos
spoke of The Value OF Nationa
Guard"
Broadmoor, near Colorado Springs
the home OF the smart social set and
the location OF the Cheyenne Noun
tain Country Club, doesn't want to b,
city. oil
Two cloudbursts In the Arkansas
river valley between Pueblo and
Canon City paralyzed train service
over the Denver & Rio Grande ano
Santa Fe roads west OF Pueblo 10,
several hours.
r. s. Brown, manager of the Kunei
Pickle company's sorting station AT
Greeley. was seriously injured when
the iron handle OF q heavy truck he