The Dolores star., 1922-08-25
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
COMING EVENTS

Sept 25-So-Colo-ado State FAIR
Aug. 2s-sept. l-Larimer County
Sept 5-s-Arkansas Valley FAIR.
Sept. SIS - Boulder County Fair.
Sept 5-s-Intermountain Fair and
Stock Show, Grand Junction r.,r
Sept 5-S-Phillips County fhr'
Sept 6-s-washington County Fair.
Akron
Sept. l2-lS-Delta County Fair.
Sept. i2-l5-weld County Fair. Gree
Sept 12-15-LaPiatta County Fair.
Sept. l2-lS-Logan County Fair
Sterling.
Sept. 1915 - Baca County Fair
sept I5-is-Adams County Fair.
Sept; l'-l'-cone'o' County FAIR
Sept l4-l6-Elbert County Fair,
Sept. ls-22-western Slope Fair.
Sept 1922 Trinidad-Las Animas
County Fair. Trinidad.
Sept. 2O-2l-Kiowa County Fair.
Sept 20, 81. 22-Morgan Agricultural
Fair. Fort Morgan.
Sept. 2O-H2-Rio Grande County Fair.
Sept. 2l-22-Pueblo County Fair.
Sept. 2o-2a-Y Yuma County Fair
Sept. 2l-2s-El Paso County Fair.
Sept. 2l-2s-Lincoln County Fair.
Hugo.
Sept. 2O-2s-Huerfano County Fair
Walsenburg.
Oct. 3-6-Kit Carson County Fair.
Burlington.
Oct. 3-5-Douglass County Fair.
Castle Rock.
Pueblo.-George Schwab, 54, local
merchant, lies at the point of death in
hospital as Il result of being shot
and slugged by two bandits,
Loveland.-John Elliott, 70 years
old, former resident OF Enid, Okla,
was killed recently at Loveland when
the arm of hay derrick fell on him.
L0veland-Heien Mapps Of Love
land was severely Injured while
ascending Longs peak when she was
struck in the head by stone which
had become dislodged above where she
was resting.
Pueblo.-Asleep on Santa Fe rail
road bridge north of Canon Junction
station near Pueblo, f. L. Thomas. 10
Fe train few days ago. He suffered
crushed elbow.
Fort Collins.-The steer barn and
self-feed shed at the Agricultural col.
lege were destroyed by fire recently
the loss being placed ut $500. The
fire was discovered near midnight, ter
minutes after an inspection by watch
men.
Longmont.- Of Il $780,
900 reservoir has been authorized by
the city council of Longmont to meet
the growth Of the city. The reservoir
will be constructed on hill west of
Longmont under supervision of city Of
ficials.
Colorado Springs.-Falllng almost
200 feet from the peak of Sentinel
rock in North Cheyenne canon, Elmo
Allison, 1G years old, dropped to his
death at the feet of his mother, Mrs
Il. Z. Allison, Il summer visitor from
Shreveport, La.
s1ullllous thSo OC
years old, special officer, was struck
by street car near the Denver 4 Rio
Grande Western station, receiving In
juries from which he died, ut the dool
Of Colorado Springs hospital, to
which he was being taken
Boulder.-TwO Pueblo boys, Jnmei
II. Wallace and Wenel Frelsch, have
been appointed assistants in the physl
cal educational department of the Uni.
versity Of Colorado. They are juniort
in the college of nrts and sciences
Their appointment increases the staff
to six, the other members being DR.. G
e. Kennedy, director; Charles G. Ynv
ra, Dr. C. NJ. Elder and C. C. John
SON
Pueblo.-Mrs. John Carlson, Go years
old, died at II local hospital from in
Juries received when the upstairs
porch banlsters gave way and she fell
to the ground twelve feet below.
Colorado Sprlngs.-A 0-yenr-old bO,
confessed recently, according to the
police, to having set three fires ir
garages at Colorado Springs. He wai
paroled In the custody of his mother
Delta.-RObert Martin, u yenrs old
was trampled to death by tenn OF
frightened horses near snwmill
thirty miles In the hills from Delta
few days ago. The boy was riding
the lead horse Of n four-tenm string
A flash OF lightning frightened the
horses and his mount bolted. throw.
ing him underfOOt. The father, X. W.
Martin. was riding on the wagon seat
Denver.-The Silverton-Red Noun
tain highway from Red mountain to
Ouray, was closed on Aug. Is, for the
rest Of the season. according to uu-
nouncement sent to the Denver Motor
Club by the Silverton Commercial
Club. The highway from Durango to
Red mountain through Sllverton 10 In
excellent condition and we'll worth
covering at this time Of the year, the
local club announced.
Denver.-William L. Palm, 50, we'll