The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-18
Filthy News Notes
From Al Parts Of
Colorado

/ Colorado
tWssn Asspas~ usiss xsss ssv,a,
e COMING EVENTS.
ergnn Couaty Fair. Fort Morgan,
y Az. N-aS: W. J. OFT. sscrstary.
Skaasas Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
AZ. N-Sspe >: J. L Miller ssers-
yfsilastoa County Fair. Akron, Aug.
1sSe ,; ses ). Powslson. sssrs-
.llef County Fair. crippls Creek. sspt.
~ >: !. J. Upton. secretary.
1reDer County Fair. Lovsland. Sapt.
SG j. W. Thompson. secretary.
sefeRe County Fair at Maybell. Sept
\ Henry osboid, . years old, ron oe
If. end Mrs. Ben Sebold Of Brighton,
|Was drowned while swimming In Z
pond -four miles west Of Brighton.
Il Mr.. Mary Amanda Goodlsllsw, 81
'geaD old, widow Of Charles Goodfel.
low. pionssr mining man, and herself
. resident Of Colorado since 1852, died
'esddsaiy at Greeley Of heart trouble.
9. =. Warner. for fifty years resi-
dent Of Colorado and postmaster Of
Concrete for ten years, and one Of
the nsst widely known men In the
statA died suddenly Of acute indiges-
tion
4 stsrm that swept the corn and
wheat belt of Stratton, twenty miles
,saGt sf Selbert covered a strip Of coun.
tsy 1Eon three to five miles wide and
thirty miles in length, covering approx.
imatsly 25.000 acres and causing loss
estimated at 100000.
Col. Alex Walker, e3 years old, a rss-
idsut Of Weld county for thirty-fivs
years. died at his hotel at Greeley Of
hsaTt failure. He was one Of the best
known Republican leaders In northern
Colombo. and was an employ6 In the
county superintendent Of buildings de-.
partnsnt.
Charles PARCEL Of Pagosa Springs,
after pleading guilty, paid q fine of
$127 for killing q deer out Of season.
He WAS acting 40 guide for party Of
New Yorkers and was camped on the
Upper Pine river when he killed the
deer, being caught BY rangers In the
act Of skinnlng the animal.
Az workmen clean Pueblo's streets
oe dsbris, they continue to find bodies
buried under several feet Of mud. An
other body was located back Of the
Taub Brothers clothing store on Union
avenue. Another was found on the
river bank near vineland, making the
total now Seventy-four.
The Ignacio State Bank At Ignacio,
twenty-slx miles southeast Of Durango,
was robbed Of $500, secured from
cash drawer and safety deposit boxes.
The robbers were unable to get into
the steel safe, the report said. The
bank ID capitalized for $4,000. The
robbers are believed to have escaped
In IN automobile.
Niss Geneva Bell, a society girl Of
Boulder, has left for Honolulu, where
she has accepted a position as instruc-
tor in a girls college. She was &C.
companied by her mother, Mrs. Del
phine Bell. Miss Bell Il the fourth Of
her family to take up the teaching
profession. A brother, William Bell,
Is professor In Williams college, and
a sister. Mrs. R. B. WOlcott, 10 an In
structor At the University Of Colo
rado.
Federal aid in the amount Of $685.
477I54 was requested by the State High
way Commission Of the United States
bureau of public roads In the proposed
construction of five miles Of concrete
paved read, covering two projects near
Denver. The first project consists Of q
six.tenths Of a mile stretch beginning
at the end Of the Berkeley.Arvada
stretch and extending through the
town Of Arvada; the second proposed
concrete stretch calls for four and
four.tenths miles on Federal boule-
vard toward Broomfield. The total cost
Of construction 10 estimated at $l94..
95509.
william Timm of Montrose has
completed the Waunita Hot Springs
club house, and the addition will ena-
BILE this resort to accommodate more
people. The cost Of the structure was
Sl25Oo. The club house Is 125 feet
long and thirty-fice feet wide. ID two
stories high and at one end there ID
an auditorium which will seat 800 per.
sons.
The regents Of the University Of
Colorado have announced the appoint
ment Of forty new assistant professors,
assistants and instructors. All Of the
new appointees have fine scholastic
records made either In the University
OF Colorado or other educational insti.
tutious Of the country. Most Of them
have masters degrees and few ars
doctors Of philosophy.
Ths essntry population Of Colorado
has bssn Increasing for the past TWEEN
u ysarA although the per cent Of the
popuiatioa that b from the country
has net Increased oil the time. The
rural populatiea Of Colombo ln 1900
was 026oo; In 1910. 2o7. Al; 10 1910.
7J7SA In 1900. - per esnt sf ths
ueaula of Colorado lived IN The coun.