The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-01

sept; First annual Frontier LAY
Sept. s-s-Bouidsr County Fair At
Sept. t-s-Frontisr Days celebration
Sept. lI-MestinK Midland Trail Assn
Sept. ls-ls.h.rv..t Festival =. Nua..
Sept. a7-zS-stats Convention B. z. O. T.
at Trinidad.
Sept s6-3o-Third Annual Pine River
Valley and Southern Ute Indian EAR
Jan. ao-27-Annual western stock
Show At Denver.
The Western slope Fair viii be
held at Montrose in October.
The Logan Mining sna Milling Com
mill at Crisman.
Between 5000 and 1000 took part
in the second annual field meet OF
miners at Trinidad.
Large shipments Of ore from Silver
ton district to the Durango smelter
have required the inhalation Of two
shifts of the sampling mill.
Former Justice Charles q. Hughes
and the members Of his family arrived
in Denver Aug. 26 to remain Ii. Colo
RADIO till the LIST Of September.
Everett Jackson. of Colorado
Springs, . stepson Of the late Helen
Hunt jackson, authoress. is one OF
the Americans mentioned for bravery
in French army orders.
Bad horses and good riding win
feature the first annual Frontier Day
celebration at Creole, Sept. 1. A
realistic western "stage holdup" will
also be staged.
A Denver woman, Mrs. Nellie Tur-
ner, was robbed of $4,000 in jewelry
when thieves entered the home of ].
H. Frederickson at Alton, ILL.,. where
Mrs. Turner was visiting.
One of the pleasant features Incl
dent to the coming of Charles q.
Hughes to Denver was an excursion
over Lookout mountain for the news
paper men with the party.
Boulder mining men recently paid
more than $500 for beautiful speci-
mems of tellurium which turned out
to be worthless pieces of Stag coated
with aluminium and copper.
James Winters, charged with shoot
ing Mrs. Agnes Kelley with intent tn
kill at Denver hotel. was bound
over in the West Side Court by Just
ice Bray in the sum of $1,000.
l. l. Boak of Denver, head consul of
the Woodmen Of the World, was
elected president of the National Fra
ternal Congress of America, which
held its annual meeting in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Shipwrecked twice on her honey
moon trip in Alaskan waters and each
time rescued is the experience of Mrs
Karl Winchell. Denver June bride of
this year, formerly Miss Mildred
Morgan.
Denvers plan to transfer the buf-
falo, elk, deer and antelope from City
Park to Genesee mountain is only
part of move to create a natural
habitat for all the wild animals in
the zoo.
It was representative Colorado
citizenry that listened to Charles
Evans Hughes in the Denver Audi
torium. OF the $4,000 persons who
filled the place more than $500 were
from towns throughout the state.
Samuel Owens, convicted in the
West Side Court Of Denver of harn-
mering his wife, Mrs. Lillian Owens
with revolver until he opened her
scalp in several places, and then at
tempting to sew the wounds together
with common darning needle, was
sentenced to serve one year in the
county jail by Judge Wright.
The passage by Congress ami the
signing by the President of the ma
tional park service bill has caused
congratulation and satisfaction in
Estes park. The achievement is the
result of seven long years of fighting
and working.
Bids have been received and con-
tracts probably will be let during the
coming week for the new four-story
Exchange building at the Denver
Union stockyards. This will be- a
modern, fireproof structure. steel
frame construction, to cost approxi.
mately $4,000.
Ramona Guerra was arrested at
Greeley on complaint of Maxslmo Gar
cha, Mexican, who complained thar
Guerra had taken his wife and a bot.