The Raymer enterprise., 1918-05-30
Rthy News Notes
From All Paris of
Colorado
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
July s-l3-Meeting National Associa-
tion OF colored Women In Denver.
July ls-Republican State conven-
ton at Colorado Springs.
Sept. 23-2s-colorado state Fair At
James Etchslls, 3S years old. was
slsctrocuted In Marshall mine No. :
at Boulder.
Denver and Colorado went away
above the quotas fixed In the Red
Cross drive.
The Federal Food Administration
asks that the 1917 crop OF pinto beans
be marketed by June /.
School census In FL Paso county to
tails 1885 persons between the ages
OF G and 2l years.
The dancing pavilion at Nederland.
owned by George Baker was de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is $4,000.
Putting in casing has been the work
the past few days at the oil well at
Kiowa and drilling Is TO be resumed.
Lieut.. Paul Wubben OF Colorado
Springs was among those reported
killed by accident in Fridays casualty
list.
Already the federal authorities are
planning to boost for increase OF stor-
age facilities in westera Colorado this
year.
Two hundred and thirteen seniors OF
Denver University received their diplo-
mas at the annual graduation eaer'
cises.
The seventeen large hotels in the
Rocky Mountain National Park will &c
on a wheatless basis for the summer
season
Twenty cans Of young trout from
state fish Matching tanks at Buena
Vista have been liberated In creeks OF
Custer county.
Plateau OIL Shale Company has been
organized at Grand Junction TO deyel
op 5000 acres Of oil land nine miles
south OF Colbran.
The boys OF Silver Cliff and West
cliffe have organized military com
pany and can be seen out In drill prac'
tice almost every evening.
Forty officers OF the Colorado Ma
tional Guard and l20 Fergeants and
eorporals will go into training during
June at the rifle range near Golden.
AT a meeting OF the Farmers Non.
partisan League at Mead, $3.50 was
subscribed TO the Red Cross, the mon,
ey TO be sent through the Weld county
organization.
Alya l.. Wright of Durango was ac
quilted on the charge OF having made
threats against President Wilson, in q
verdict read in United States District
Court In Denver.
The Fort Logan military band will
furnish the music for the Red Cross
ball to be given at FL Jebel Temple
June under the auspices OF the St
Joseph's hospital nurses.
The convict crew is still at work on
the Poudre canon road in Larimer.
They are nearing completion OF the
big narrows In the most difficult sec.
tions OF the entire road.
Monte Vista flour mill has been do
ing Its best the past month grinding
flour for shipment overseas. A $500.
barrel order for the Y. NJ. c. A. in
France has been finished.
Albert Combs, Denver boy who is
with the Canadian aviation forces in
France. is reported 10 have been in.
jured In flight in midair In which
his plane was set on fire.
Chris Bisterfeldt, the Fort Collins
man who was painted and feathered
recently by crowd of men who
charged him with disloyal utterances,
has disappeared, together with his
family.
Federal or state action In suppress.
ing bootlegging in mining camps In
southern Colorado fields may be taken
as the result OF conference OF Off.
cials held in the office OF Governor
Gunter.
One OF the youngest Denver boys In
the army. Wesley B. Wentworth, has
been seriously wounded in France, &C,
cording to Gen. Pershing's casualty
list Wentworth enlisted at the age
of II last May.
A switch locomotive cut off the left
foot Of Peter Maffeo, 40 years old, a
section hand on the Colorado & South,
ern railroad. The accident occurred
on the railroads right of way at Sixth
street In Denver.
Plans for calling a special session
Of the Colorado Legislature during
July or August to pass legislation al
lowing soldiers away from the state to
vote at local and state elections were
discussed at the capitol.
Through efforts OF the Denver Tour.
list bureau cooperating with church Of.
ficials in the West the 1919 meeting OF
the Northern Baptist convention will
be held In Denver, the 1918 convention
In Atlantic City decided.