The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-08
Pithy News Notes
From All Paris of
Colorado
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Sept. Mining Engineers meeting I"
Denver.
Sept. l-Fifty-s!x annual confer,
ence OF Colorado NJ. Il. Chureh ~
Delta.
Sept. 4-5-shoe Dealers Association
meeting In Denver
Sept Is-Beayer Park fair al Penrose'
Sept 2s-2s-colorado State FAR +"
Pueblo.
SEPT kuxa. s'-s'-L'ne''' county -"
Hall did much damage to crops IN
Morgan county.
A 243.foot we'll has been drilled on
the Snyder ranch at Rock Creek.
The gold dredge at Breckenridge
produced $4,000 in gold In one week.
The Big Trad mine at Empire is
shipping le5 tons Of molybdenum ore
daily.
A car OF vinegar was shipped TO
Grand Junction from the Morrisania
ranch.
c. X. Monfort sold his eighty-acre
farm six miles northwest OF Greeley
Tor $4,000.
The condition OF the sugar beet crop
In the I.oveland dIstrict 10 reported the
best In years.
Russell II. Fish. son OF Mrs. Leora
Fish Of Denver. has enlisted In the
signal corps.
The city OF Greeley may build ~.
900 garage and purchase a $1,000 sprin'
kler and truck.
Edward Crawford, s. was drowned
In the Platte river. near Fifth ana
Wazes streets. Denver.
Full military honors were accorded
Cadet John Francis Carney OF Denver
at the funeral and burial.
John l.. Roberts Of Idaho Springs
Is reported as severely wounded In
the casualty list given out Aug. ].
Lieut.. S. Z. McKeown of Fort Col
Inns is among those on the missing
In action men on Gen. Pershing's re-
port
VIM, Myers was convicted at Breck-
anridge OF dynamiting fish, and was
fined 500 and sentenced TO six months
in Jail.
Mrs. Josephine Tush of Denver
ended her life by taking poison while
in a tit of espondency over the death
of her son.
Mrs. Mabel Egender. 46, wife OF
Hugo Egender Of Denver, was shot and
probably fatally wounded by her s.
year-old son. Charles.
Ruth Benson, 4. was crushed by an
auto while crossing the road In Wash
Ington park, while attending the big
Colorado day celebration In Denver
Colorado's quota OF unskilled labor
ers for war work has been fixed at
5,175 men by the United States free
employment service at Washington.
Married forty years. Wilbur G. Nor
row has filed suit for divorce in Den
yer District Court against Mrs. Ellen
C. Morrow on the ground OF desenion.
Bean ougs, or beetles. or whatever
YOU choose to call them--they are just
as destructive by one name as another
are In full attack upon Denyer's war
gardens.
The plan for reunion OF the Metal
Mining association at a meeting at
Ward is meeting with hearty response
among the loyal citizens OF that camp
and OF the members at Boulder,
jamestown and the Four-Mile as well.
Thomas B. Stearns, federal food ad
ministrator for Colorado, received
supplementary order from Washington
releasing the housewives OF Colorado
from the voluntary pledges made by
them to refrain from the use Of wheat
flour or products.
A hotel and alfalfa mill are under
construction at Cook.
Display Of flags Of the allies and par
ticipation in programs Of tribute to the
soldiers Of Colorado who are fighting
In France were suggested to the citi
gems by Governor Gunter In his Colo
RADIO day proclamation.
Lieut.. Col. W. c. Danks has been
ordered to Camp Deyens to command
the Seventy-sixth division, which, il
is understood, will see duty overseas
shortly. With the order comes pro-
motion to the rank OF colonel for the
Denver officer.
Five Colorado men were awarded
commissions by the War Department,
according to the announcement re-
ceiyed in Denver. They are Locke N.
Lemert OF Golden, second lieutenant;
Rudolph Sigmund Winer, Lafayette.
second lieutenant, both in the engin-
eer corps: Emerson Lincoln Alls.
worth, Ordway, second lieutenant In
the Quartermaster's corps; William
Kelly Harding. Denver, second lieu
tenant In the flying section Of the
aviation service. and Edward Thomp-
son. Lowstutter, second lieutenant in
the flying section OF the aviation
service.
James J. Manuel. negro messenger
In the office OF State Auditor Charles
II. Leckenby. has been appointed a