The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-09-28

Hundreds search for lost girl ut
Colorado Springs.
Urgent call is issued for farm help
to harvest crops.
The village hall at Hillside burned
late at night following . dance.
Woman aged ia years and resident
OF Pueblo county Sc years dies.
Good, roomy schoolhouse being
built at Bell Springs near Holly.
Denver bids its drafted boys good
bye as they leave for Camp Funston.
Thousands of Puebloans in patriotic
demonstration bid Godspeed to draft
contingent H
Denver people turn out to say good
bye to 600 Colorado men leaving for
Camp Funston.
Blackhanders get busy again and an
Italian il In dying condition at hospt.
tai in Pueblo.
Stack Of $50 tons of hay ON the Nc
Carthy ranch at Undercliff was struck
by lightning and burned.
Campaign for members of Red
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$50 new members and 1892.
The residence and outbuildings be-
longing to e. Mcdaniel of Beaver
Park were totally destroyed by fire.
The loss is $4,000.
Thirty-two boxes marked books"
but containing quarts and pints of
whiskey. were taken from freight
houses in Denver.
Denver is preparing to offer salts
factory site to the federal government
for the location Of an army canton
ment or camp hospital.
Las Animas and Huerfano counties
are to have a woman county agent, to
act as co-worker with County Agri-
culturists Smith and Taylor.
The meeting of beet growers of the
Fort Morgan section filled the court
room and resulted in a unanimous &C.
ton being taken to demand price of
$40 ton for sugar beets in 1918.
Eight hundred teachers interested
in the improvement Of the rural
schools Of the West will meet in a ru-
raj school conference in Denver dur
ing the second week of December.
Supt. C. c. Casey of the Longmont
public schools is completing arrange
ments whereby the sewing classes of
the high school domestic science de-
partment will engage in Red Cross
work.
Louis Heimrod, German, was held
at Pueblo for Investigation following
his arrest while wearing a soldiers
uniform: He claims to have been dis
charged from the Nebraska guard at
Omaha several weeks ago.
Centennial high school students will
dc their bit and do it actively, when
they. aid Pueblo county farmers in the
harvesting Of this years bean crop,
which is one of the largest crops
grown in that section for some time.
Three men were hurt and one of
them, DR.. Walter E. Miller, 80. a den.
fist of Lafayette. may die as a result
of an automobile crash in Denver,
when the small machine in which they
were riding was hit by large Denver
car.
41A6A-6Aou AUG VIC lAOul luC lew east
vein at the l ,4O0-foot level of the Ores.
son Consolidated mine, comprising
three consignments Of ninety tons
each, sent to Colorado Springs, re-
turned a gross bullion value Of $780,
600. .-'
The massacre Of Armenians by the
Turks was added to the crimes Of the
Kaiser by the Rev. M. G. Papazian,
Armenian minister OF. Fresno, Cal,
during lecture at the First Baptist
church in Denver ON "The Crimes
Against Armenia"
Denver gave the members of the
French High Commission such a rous-
ing welcome on their visit recently to
that city that Edouard de Billy. head
Of the special ENJOYS, has written
Mayor Robert w. Speer congratula-
tory letter from Washington.
In letter Of thanks and apprecia-
ton for 3 message Of congratulation
sent him by the priests and people Of
the Denver diocese. Bishop John
Henry Then, newly appointed third
Catholic bishop Of Denver, formally
accepted his new bishopric.
The members Of Company e of the
Second regiment, stationed at Camp
Gunter, were rendered a farewell
luncheon and smoker at the X. P. hall
in Pueblo.
A rich tungsten deposit has been
opened in the McLennan group of
claims, located opposite the Mother
Cline, on the eastern slope Of Mount
Hayden in the Ouray district.
Colorado has entrained almost one
half Of her recruits for the new ma
tional army. s2,4o6 young men having
been sent 70 the training camp at
Camp Funston, Fort Riley. Kan.