The Ordway new era., 1917-09-07

wheat by 3 per cent
There will be a livestock exhibition
at Monument. Sept, 18th
Hearings on labor situations in
southern coal fields resumed
l. y. Barnard and Harry Hilyitz in
stautIy killed in auto accident on Rye
road
John W Morey. of Denver, now
heads the Mountain division OF the
American Red Cross
Beanless chilli con carne this winter
is in prospect unless the price OF Me1-
lean beans is reduced
The Colorado unit OF the Red Cross
has received two more trucks for use
on the fields of France.
Farmers near Mead have stacked
their wheat in the straw and started
plOwins for new crop
The ColfaELaFimer viatGct in Den
yer cost q total OF s95e,2I7. according
10 an audit OF construction
Fifty-four persons appeared in the
L. s District Court in Denver and
asked for second papers OF natUraliza-
ton
Floyd Oyerstzke has confessed, Of
ficers at Colorado Springs state. to
half q dozen crimes besides that OF
bigamy.
In q gun fight with officers at Vic
TOT, Irving Poague. "a years old, re-
ceiyed wound that il is believed viii
be fatal
l Colorado potatoes have hit the low
price toboggzn- Within three days
spuds on the Denver market declined
s1.I5 . hundred.
With bigger and better exhibits than
ever shown before in that part OF Col
orado, the Prowers County Fai-
opened at Lamar
I Miss Margaret Fertig OF Colorado
Springs won the medalist honoTs at
the Denver Country Club in the state
. championship.
The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church in Denver signified its inisn-
. tion to erect two-story brick mis-
/ sion home at a cost OF $4,000
/ In the arrest of Major Babcock CMa-
I ior is his name, not his titIe) at Sill
1 yerton by Sheriff James W. Pearson.
| San Juan county has reported its first
/ Stacker.
The adjutant generals office mailed
out 532 postcards 10 as many men
throughout the state notifying them
that they had been selected for mil
, itary service.
Sergt John J. Summers, for the last
three years in charge OF the treasury
accounts at the army recruiting sta
ton, departed from Denver for Fort
Smelling. MINI.
Employees OF the United States For
estry Department in the Denver dis
trict have raised 1910 for the purchase
OF an ambulance for the forestry regi.
ment' in France.
The Matador Land and Cattle Com.
pany OF Trinidad, received s1i for a
carload Of their choice ranch steers
on the market. and S13 per hundred
weight for twenty-five carloads.
On the Hotchkiss branch a large
force Of Mexicans and Indians is i'm
proving the road bed In preparation
! for laying heavy rails and the running
Of long trains Of cars by big engines
There will be no Colorado State Fail
this year. Announcement to this ef
feet was made when 1t was discovered
that, with the soldiers at Camp Gun
ter occupying a majority of the fail
buildings, there will be insufficient
| room for exhibits.
After being idle for several years
: work was started by lessees on tht
] Silver Queen mine in the cafion Of
Bear creek, and as already mapped
? out the work promises an exploration
. and development OF silver-lead prop
] osition that Is considered one Of tn,
most promising in the Ouray district
Miss Florence F. Hutsinpillar,- a.
] sistant secretary of the Bureau O
: Charities and Correction OF Denver
. will be the new head OF that depart
{ ment, according to an announcement
! made by DR.. W. H. sharpley Of Den
, yer.
Developments at the Penn proper
ties on Breeze hui at Leadville hav,
, recently resulted IN tho discovsry o
!. sflyer-iron haye been found IN thee
} ver bearing ore. Large deposits .
D sslves-3rca have besn fuunA & thoo
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