The Raymer enterprise., 1922-06-22
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
Colorado
(wotesn sesrpspa Uuiea Ness s9vio.)
COMING EVENTS.

Sept. S-s-wsshington County Fair
Aug. 2s-sept 1-Larimer County
Fair. Loyeland.
sept Sept. ,.s 5.s-Arkansas Valley Fair
Sept. SIS - Boulder County Fair
Longmont.
Sept 5-S-Intermountain Fair and
Stock Show, Grand Junction.
Sept; 5-s-Phillips County Fair
Sept, 1e-l5-Delta County Fair
Hotchkiss.
Sept l2-i5-weid County Fair. Gree-
ley.
Sept. l2-l5-LaPlatta County Fair.
Durango.
Sept. 12-l5-Logan County Fair
| Sterling.
Sept. 1916 Baca County Fair
| Springfield.
Sept. l3-ls-Adams County Fair,
Brighton.
Sept. li-ls-Conejos County Fair
Manassa.
Sept. 14-lG-Elbert County Fair
keysor.
July ls-2I-cattlemen's Days. Gunni-
| son.
Sept. ls-ee-wes,ern Slope Fair
sept. is-22- rrinidad-Las Animas
County Fair. Trinidad.
Sept. 20-21-Kiowa County Fair
Eads.
Sept. 2o-22-Rio Grande County Fair
| Del Sorte.
| Sept 2l-22-Pue1lo County Fair
| Goodpasture.
Sept, 2l-23-Ei Paso County Fair.
| Caihan.
Sept. 2I-23-Lincoln County Fair,
| Hugo.
Sept. ?o-23-Huerfano County Fair
Waiyenburg.
Sept. 2s-30-Colorado State Fair, Pu-
| eblo.
Oct. s-s-Kit Carson County Fair.
oct. s-5-Douglass County Fair,
| Castle Rock.
Fort Collins-The delegates to the
Colorado Christian Endeayor Union
conference numbered more than 500.
Denver.-Fire inflicted damage esti-
mated at $4,000 to the steam power
plant and planning mill Of the Denver
& Rio Grande Western shops In Burn
ham, West Denver
Pueblo.-A committee OF eighteen
Pueblo business men Is to be appoint
ed at once to serve as u promoting
agency for the 1922 Colorado State
fair, to be held Sept. % to 30.
Fort Collins-Degrees were con-
ferred upon ninety graduates Of Colo
RADIO Agricultural College at Fort Col
llns. The animal husbandry depart.
ment headed the list with twenty-sev-
en-. home economics being second with
twentythree.
Denyer.-Lieut. Gov Earl Cooley
has taken over the reins OF the state
administration again following the de-
parture from Colorado Of Gov. o. II.
Shoup for Dartmouth College to at
tend the graduation Of his son. The
chief executive will be absent from the
state for six weeks to two months.
Boulder.-Lee willard, star athlete
Of the University OF Colorado and one
Of the greatest ever developed In Colo
RADIO, has signed contract to play
with the Chicago White Sox. He is to
receive salary OF 5000 month and
expenses and should he make good will
be given $1,000 month for the re-
ina!nder of the season.
Fort Collins.-Presiden Charles A.
Lory of the Colorado Agricultural Col
lege has been reelected for another
year, his fifteenth. Letting OF con-
tracts for construction OF the new col
lege chemistry building and the re cleo
ton Of the president marked the com
mencement meeting of the State Board
of Agriculture here.
Lafayette-The fan house of the
Standard mine OF the Rocky Mountain
Fuel Company here WAS destroyed by
fire recently, despite the efforts Of La
fayette citizens, who turned out in Il
body to fight the flames. The fire is
said to have been caused by short
circuit in the electrical wiring. This
mine hao been idle since April |.
Arvada.-Arvade .rncd out en-
masSe recently in response To a proc
lamation issued by DR.. Richard Itus-
sell, mayor, to celebrate good roads
day The leading citizens united with
laborers and school children in putting
the finishing touches to half-mile
leg of highway extending through Ar
vada between two strips Of pavement
on the Denyer-Arvada-Lon Longmont road.
Estes Park-Announcement that In
ternatonal Rotary clubs would in nil
probability hold the convention of 1925
In Estes Park launched n movement 10
raise S50yO0 for coliseum. The
Chamber Of Commerce at the park
unanimously indorsed the plan, site
valued at 5000 has been donated. and
Estes Park business men are organiz-
Ing drive for funds.
Greeley.-Mrs. Nellie Thompson, 25
years old. has been arrested at Keota
by Sheriff Hall Of Weld county,
charged with the staying Of her hus-
band. Floyd Thompson, q years old.
In Salem, Mo-, Aug. s, 1921. Mrs.
Thompson had been living with the
family Of her brother. Thomas Kins-
low. and working In a restaurant at
Keota. She was brought here and says
she will not resist extraditlon.
Denver.-Copies OF an initiative and
referendum petition calling for amend
ments to the state constitution to Gre
ate Il state printing commission and
the construction and equipment Of u