The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts OF
Colorado

Western Newspaper union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
July a2-Democrattc State Assembly In
Denver
Aug. 22-24-colorado State Firemen's
Convention at Georgetown.
Sept. 2a-2S-colorado State Fair at
Sept. 2s-2s-Lincoin County Fair At
Hugo.
Eight.yearold Eugene Rogers was
drowned at Washington Park In Den
yer.
Work has been started on the add.
tion to the canning factory at Mama
nola.
About 10000 pounds of milk are be-
ing delivered to the La Junta conden-
sary daily.
One hundred and twenty-one farm
labor exchanges have been estab-
lished In Colorado.
NJ. Lenhart. IS years old. pioneer
cattle and sheep man. died at Trini.
dad after lingering illness.
A. C. Childers planted 200 acres OF
pinto beans on the farm which he re-
Gently purchased near Wolf creek.
Administrators Of SIX estates paid
the state s5.7i9 in inheritance tax
during the first two weeks In June.
Denverites are expected to con.
tribute an average Of $40 each to raise
the s3.590.O0o quota for w. s. Stamps.
Loveland, with four oil companies
incorporated and one now drilling
north Of that city, ID to have another
new company. .-...
An America First society among the
Jugo-Slavs, Poles and Czecho-Slovaks
was organized In Denver BY J. C. Ste
vens Of Boulder.
C. W. Gilbert of Greeley was elected
president Of the State Pharmaceutical
Association at the annual convention
at Colorado Springs.
James Wilson, IS, an employe Of a
Denver elevator company, was smoth-
cred to death when he was buried be-
meath 1000 bushels Of corn.
A telegram received by James r.
Thorpe OF Denver states that his neph-
ew. Cyrus F. Chamberlain. was killed
on the firing line In France.
Directors OF the Golden Cycle Min
ing and Reduction Company have de-
clared the regular monthly dividend
Of 3 cents share for June.
The Denver Trades and Labor As.
sembly is preparing fer one Of the
greatest Labor day parades that has
ever been held In the West.
With a requiem high mass, the fu-
neral Of John B. Cosgriff. Denver
banker, was held from the Cathedral
Of the Immaculate Conception at Den
YER.
One hundred and ten pints Of whls-
ky were seized by the Colorado con.
stabulary in the arrest OF four men
charged with violating the prohibition
laws.
James Z. Mock, who died suddenly
few days ago at King Center. was
an Indian fighter of 1864, and was one
Of the first residents Of 0lney and
0rdway.
Fifty.three soldier musicians, mem.
bers Of the l57th infantry military
band, stationed at Camp Kearny. Cal,
arrived In Denver 10 assist the war
savings stamp workers In their drive
Alleged attempts to spread l. W. w.
and Bolshevik doctrines In Denver
were frustrated when federal authort
ties arrested Morris Schnitman. 80,
and Esther Birman, rs, both Russian
Jews.
A total of 100000 board feet Of
lumber was cut In Colorado in 1917 by
the 100 sawmills that were operated
steadily through the year. according to
the compilation Of the Denver forest
office.
There are now forty-six paid coun-
ty, district and community leaders su.
pervising the work of Colorado boys
and girls in food production and con.
servation. Last year there were no
paid leaders.
Suit was begun in the District
Court In Littleton, for the recovery Of
the land occupied BY the National Film
Company In Englewood by the board
OF directors Of the company represent
ing the stockholders.
John NJ. Maloney, 10, son OF James
E. Maloney Of Littleton, has brought
honors to his family and his home
town In earning an apportionment to
enter the officers school Of the naval
academy at Annapolis.
The farmerette is reality In Lit
tie Lunnon." Several young women.
socially prominent at Colorado
Springs, have forsaken frivolty, and
are doing their bit to increase the pin
to bean crop Of the United States.
All women who can do so are being
urged TO take training as nurses in
Colorado hospitals. The women must
be between 90 and 90 years Of age and
must have graduated from some good