The Holly chieftain., 1916-09-15

l u
Stock Show at Holyoke.
Sept M,1s.Stats Convention B.P. O. 2.
Sept ss-sO-Third Annual Pine River
Valley and Southern Ute Indian Fair
Sept; so-Harvest Festival at Briggs
Oct. I2-Annual Poudre Canon Picnic
at Fort Collins.
Jan: 20-27-Annual western Stock
Show at Denver.
In Denver. 7S.9OO persons have reg
istered.
Creamery propositions are being en-
tertained at Eckert and Cedaredge.
Boulder reports the tungsten situa-
tion brighter than for some time.
Craig is appealing to Moffat road
officials for the erection of depot.
Many mining properties in the San
Juan district are reopening because
OF better ore prices.
The estimated output of Honey Dew
melons in the Crowley county fields
is $4,000 crates.
The town of Dixon has issued a call
for bids for the digging of trenches
for water mains.
Cne hundred and thirty-six candi-
daieg were on the ballots in Denver at
Tuesdays primaries.
Colorado potato farmers will have
market offering of five million
bushels this year.
The town board at Ault is receiving
proposals for the installation of an
electric light system,
The land office receipts at Pueblo
for August were $S,400. There were
1922 filings during the month.
Workers in eight of the coal mines
in Huerfano county have joined the
United Mine Workers of America.
Evidences of revival of prosperity
in the production of tungsten are seen
by mining men in the tungsten fields.
The Royal Arch chapters Of Colo
RADIO Masons held barbecue at STRAIT
ton park, Colorado Springs, Saturday.
Many fat cattle are being shipped
from the ranges in Routt county,
fifty-car shipment being made in one
day.
The Rocky Mountain Baptist Asso-
citation will meet in annual session at
Loveland, Sept. II. in three days
session.
Raymond Downs, boy engaged in
tending herd of cattle southwest Of
Pueblo, had a narrow escape from
death by lightning.
Many members of the Pueblo Greek
colony are preparing to return to
Greece, as they expect to be called for
service in the army.
Robert Larson, SIS years old, car
repairer for the Denver 4 Rio Grande
railroad. was crushed to death while
working on car at Denver.
The buffalo herd at City park in
Denver attained its majority" with
the birth of fine girl baby that
raised the number to twenty-one.
A very active development season
Is now in evidence in the San Juan
district, where number of mines
long idle are again shipping ore.
Edwin Patton, who is fathering a
municipal swimming pool project for
Boulder. estimates that a pool 75x5o
feet will cost approximately $500.
No bids were forthcoming last week
when the Denver, Laramie & North
western railroad was placed on the
auction block for about the sixth
time
George T. Shannon, So years old,
past commander of Washington Post,
g. A. r., and for sixteen years resi-
dent Of Denver, died at the home of
his son.
Jacob Schreiner. 20 years old,
resident Of Wellington, suffered a
broken shoulder blade and the frac-
ture Of several ribs at Fort Collins
while with party Of three others on
a JOY ride.
The regular monthly report of the
Denver health department for August
shows total of 22O deaths. OF this
number only eleven deaths resulted
from unnatural causes, which is the
lowest number for any month in the
health department records.
With their marital differences set
tied and in the hope of escaping the
further intrusion of lawyers into their
domestic affairs, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Savage quietly slipped away from
Denver and started for the Pacific
coast on their "second honevmoon