Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-09-01
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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COMING EVENTS.

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COMING EVENTS.
fiat County Fair at Maybeli' Sept.
,IHer County Fair. Longmont. Sept.
al. Harry E. Niven, secretary.
i1lips County Fair. Holyoke, Sept.
NJ, NJ County Fair. Hayden. Sept. IA
e. b. T. Shelton. secretary.
,an County Fair. Sterling. Sept. 13-
e: C. J. Funk. manager.
lta County Fair. Hotchk5ss; A. N.
.nnche County Fair. Saguache. Sept.
IL. William FelIers. secretary.
stern Slope Fair. Montrose. Sept.
cycnne County Fair. Cheyenne
ans County Fair. Brighton. SEPT.
o-23; George X. Smith. secretary.
lid County Fair. Greeley. Sept. 21-23:
F. McCrery. manager.
Grande County Fair. Del Norte.
(ebIo County Fair. Goodpasture. Sept.
2-23: Fred Lytle. secretary. Pueblo.
ma County Fair. Yuma. Sept. 2l-24;
N W. Williams. secretary.
Farm Bureau Fair. Byers. Colo. Sept.
k22-23. H. b. Teller. secretary.
Dwley County Fair. Sugar City. Aug.
k5-26: Il. a. Hamilton. secretary.
Ilorado state Fair. Pueblo. Sept. 26-
DO: ]. L. Reaman. manager.
Serfano County Fair. Walsenburg.
furlas County Fair. at Castle Rock.
BET. Is: James E. Tressler. secretary.
Oct 5-8: J. NJ. Hefner. secretary.
| Paso County Fair, Calhan. Oct. 6-8:
Do. E. Nance, secretary.
PThe State Federation Of WOmen's
|ubs will hold their annual cOnven-
bn at Colorado Springs Sept. 20 to
|The trial OF William Riley Hill,
|arged with the murder of his 10
|nr-old step-dapghter, Helen Maxine
Tort, July %, near Derby, Colo, has
ZEN continued by District Judge
|hnson Of Brighton until Oct. u.
Boulder is going to LOveland to ask
b the 1922 convention of the Colo
bio Flremen's Convention and to par
eipate in the hOse-cOupling and lad
|r contests provided in the program
paid fire departments. Fire Chief
biil johnson will present the invita-
>n in behalf of the city of Boulder.
eleven teams trained In various
lascS of fire work, including ladder
|mbng, hose coupling, straishtwuy
Sc races, wet test hose races and
pt races. will battle for the seven
yer trophies and $3.50 cash prizes
the state firemen's convention,
lich will he held In LOvcland Sept.
|G, Z, 8 and 8.
phe use OF army airplanes for fire
ptection in western forests will be
continued next summer, Secretary
Ieks announced, because the larg-
reduction now being made in ap-
pprintioDs' permitted expenditures
pr only the most necessary strictly
lIary needs" Mr.. Weeks made this
ltemcnt in letter to Secretary Wal
'e. who had asked for army aid in
b'ecting timber lands In the West.
Property owners In the Greeley-POu-
district are adbering to their de-
not to pay the tax of
I.8 an acre which was levied
ninSt their lands last fall for the re-
cin"nt of the bonds of the irrigation
trlct which have matured. This
Il add two and quarter millions of
lars TO Weld county's list of dclin-
rnr taxes this fall. prorntcd among
property owners, according to their
'eage.
The I.oveland Rotary Club has taken
boy question In hand. Deciding
It the Boy Scout movement Is one
The best builders Of manly chnrac-
, The Rotarians are preparing to
ahlish II scout camp In the canon
nS the Thompson river. A com
'tee Of four members of the club
i Scoutmaster Armstrong went TO
hills to look over sites and de-
ed on the location. Construction of
camp will be started at once, and
be completed for occupancy next
inner.
rank ]. Hagenbarth, president OF
National Wool Growers Associa-
n, which held Il joint meeting ut
1 Lake with the American National
@ Stock Association, declared in an
iress That the present will be the
had year" for stockmen in that
diiions are becoming stabilized. He
erted that the live stock men could
Il with confidence to the future.
zee Seuniga Is dead in Durango
IN n gunshOt wound inflicted July
by Luciano Cienfeugos during Il
'rrei over n hayrnck the former is
Il to have borrowed from the latter
years ago and never returned.
m men were armed and both were
'inded. SeunIga was shot through
lung and CIenfeugOs received Il
let in the arm.
'ixty of the leading business men of
iIder took the trip to Arapnhoe gla-,
= where meeting Of the CONNER
Association was held. This was
nrst meeting of a commercial
y eyer held on a living glacier. The
ne Weekly took II movie of the
'tlng. The glacier Is located twen-
I'VE miles west of Boulder at the
ot the ArapaliOe peaks and at the