The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-06-04
Western Newspaper, Union News Service
COUNTY FAIR DATES, 1921.

le. Il. l.. shelton, secretary.
Logan County Fair. Sterling, Sept. 49,
Is; c. J. Funk. manager.
saEuache County Fair. Saguache. Sept.
wl;, l6.i7; William s,ln Eel Feliers SIS secretary
1922
Adams County Fair Brighton, Sept.
- tor25; George K. smith, secretary; ,
Grand Junction. Sept. 20-23.
Weld County Fair. Greeley. Sept. 21-23;
]. F. McCrery. manager.
Pueblo County Fair, Goodpasture. Sept
Yuma County Fair. Yuma. Sept. 2l-24
Del Norte Fair. Del Norte Sept 21-2s.
Crowley County Fair. Sugar city. Aug.
2b-2s; r A. Hamilton. secretary. os
80: ]. l.. Beaman. manager.
Delta County Fair. Hotchkiss; A. N.
Minton secretary.
Oct. AS; James E. Tressler. secretary.
Kit Carson County Fair. Burlington,
=. Oct 50; j. N H HsfnsT G secretary: W.u.
Oct. 5-S; Carroll Brown, secretary.
Ell Paso County Fair, Calhan. Oct. 6-8;
d. e. Nance. secretary.
Z. A. Powell has been named as del
egate of the Colorado Springs Adver-
tising Clubs of the World, which is to
| June IL.
Miss Zolo Wohler of Mccoy has es-
tablished a record for examination
grades for the second year of high
school at Steamboat Springs. She was
awarded a perfect mark in the final
examinations taken in all of her five
studies, geometry, French, English, his
tory and Latin.
| The town council has increased the
license fee on male dogs from 81 to IS
and on female dogs from 81 to $40 The
| town marshal has been instructed to
see that all dogs have licenses, and 1t
is probable that the new ordinance will
mean a great decrease in the canine
population of Steamboat Springs.
The Steamboat troop of Boy Scouts
| has been reorganized with Game War
den Sam Stevens as scoutmaster. The
troop has not been active for the past
| few months but plans have been made
for many activities this year. l.. L. Sc
CUR, Claude E. Leukens and It. 4.
Daugherty have been made assistant
| scoutmasters.
| Conditions on the Cache la Poudre
river up the canon threaten the health
| OIL tlllLtLS Ol L OIL 1OlllllS anu y,
and conditions up the Big Thompson
similarly threaten the health of Love-
| land citizens, Lieutenant Stockton of
The Colorado rangers state in Fort Col
Inns to the city council, after an in
spection trip of this section
One of the first things to come before
the Colorado Springs City Council as
an actual city manager municipality
will be a proposed ordinance regulat-
ing air traffic over the city Members
of the council are said to favor n law
prohibiting stunt flying of any kind
and fixing a given height at which all
planes may fly over the city.
Wandering for nearly the whole
night in the hills, two Loveland girls,
Frances and Ida Heath, and girl
friend who was visiting them from Ne
braska, lost their way and We're COM
PEELED to seek shelter in deserted
cabin near the Forks hotel. They were
discovered by party of searchers who
had been out all night looking for
them.
Senators Nicholson and Phipps have
recommended the appointment of w.
II. Poud of Julesburg for register and
f. L. Conquest of Sterling for receiver
Of the Colorado land office at Sterling
Mr. Poud served as register once be-
fore and is entirely familiar with the
duties he will assume. Each office
pays a salary of $1,000 year.
A complete cafeteria will be installed
Al, a
Colorado at Boulder by the opening of
the term, Sept. 26, to accommodate
students, according to plans completed
by the A S. U. c. commission Food
will be sold at margin of profit of 10
per cent for the first two years, it is
expected, and thereafter the cafeteria
Will be operated on a cost basis.
If arrangements can be completed
Colorado will have balloon squadron
as a part of its federalized National
Guard now being organized Offer of
the assignment of the squadron was
made to Col. Patrick ]. Hamrock, ad-
| jutant general, by the United States
military bureau. The squadron will
consist Of balloon group headquar-
ters," four balloon companies, one bal
loon park (shops) and one photo sec
tion.
Henry Roger Wocott, widely known
Colorado pioneer. mining man and cap
italist, is dead in Honolulu, according
to cablegram received in Denver
The first intimation had in Denver of
his illness was eablegram received
recently stating that he was seriously
| ill.
Sam Ring caught the biggest trout
of any reported in a contest started by
a newspaper at LovelaAd. His fish was
175s inches long and weighed IA
pounds More than twenty-five fish
measuring over twelve inches were
caught by fishermen in the contest.