The Dolores star., 1922-09-01
COMING EVENTS.

Sept l9-22 - western S'O''
Sept. 1922 . Trinidad-Las Animas
County Fair. Trinidad. r,r
Sept 2O-2l - kiowa County fa'''
sept 20, 2l, 22-Morgan Agricultural
Fair, Fort Morgan. ,,.,-
sept. @O-22-Rio Grande' County faiF'
IS Sept. iGo 2l-22 - Pueblo County Fair.
SEPT, 2O-2s Yuma County Fair
Sept Sept. 21-23-EI Paso County Fair
SEPT sept. 21-2a-Lincoln County Fair
Sept. 2O-22-Huerfano County Fair.
Oct. s-6sKIt Carson County Fair.
Oct, S-6 Douglas County Fair
Castle RCck.
Denver.-State rangers were warned
against political activity In Il specim
letter addressed by Governor Shoup.
Boulder.-The safe of the BOULDER
Colorado Chautauqua was robbed re
Gently of $1,000 in checks and $500 IN
currency.
Fort Morgan.-The greatest county
fair in Fort Morgan's history Is prom
Ised by managers of the annual event
TO be held Sept. 20, q and 20.
Canon City.-Dan Davis OF Coal
Creek is suffering from the effects OF
rattlesnake bite inflicted during II
battle with the snake In his hayloft.
Longmont.- prizes of S2,6IJ
are offered in the auto and motorcycle
races to be held at the annual Boulder
County Fair, ut Longmont, Sept. D, &.
and 8.
Boulder.-The right of the Colorado
& Southern railroad to give fran
chise to an express and taxicab com
pany is to be tested in the courts by
local express men.
Fort Collins.-The best yield Of
wheat reported to date in Larimer
county is the 621a bushels per acre
yield of seyen-acre field on the Great
Western Sugar Company's farm.
Pueblo.-A body found in the old
Schlitz Brewery building has been
identified by Frank Lynch as that Of
Tom Grimes, 5S years old, who had
told Mrs. Lynch sometime ago he In
tended to starve himself to death.
Greeley.-A warrant was issued for
the arrest of Lieut.. f. NJ. Stockton OF
the Colorado Rangers, charging him
with the theft of SEQ from Antonio
Lepori, keeper of rooming house AT
Firestone, in the Frederick mining dis
trict.
Loveland.-The discovery of dyna-
mite cap and childish curiosity to
examine the inside of it may cost the
life of Thurn Donald, 8 years old. The
explosion of the cap tore away part of
his right hand and blinded his right
eye.
Grand Junction.-Steam from n
boiler in the FIGURING mill at Grand
Junction scalded Sam Parker, &c years
old, and Leonard Jorgensen, %, bro
ther-in-law of Parker, SO severely that
both died at the same hour In q hos
pital.
extent of 100000 are now being
planned by the Western Light and
Power Company for the power plant
near Lafayette. The improvements
hinge upon getting sufficient water to
operate the plant.
Boulder.-The home of DR.. o. NJ.
Gilbert of Boulder has been purchased
by the Presbyterian Synod of Colo
RADIO as student manse. The consid-
GRAFTON was $4,000. An additional S.
600 Is to be spent in improvements.
The Presbyterian student pastor, the
Rev. Merchant S. Bush, and Mrs.
Bush, are to live in the mnnse.
Fort Morgan.-About the busiest
spot in northwestern Colorado is on n
plat Of ground one mile west of Fort
Morgan, where a band of dusky-hued
people is building town of Its own.
The builders are Mexlcans in the en-
ploy of the Great Western Sugar Com
pany, who have the opportunity of
owning home in the beet district
This Is the first attempt of the Great
Western to colonize Mexicuns ut their
factories, and officials of the company
are very optimistic as to the outcome
of the venture.
Denver-Alva A. Swain and the
girl with whom he Is said to hive
tried to plunder the 1. N. Stevens o..
tate, have quarreled over the alleged
loot and become bitter enemies. This
was revealed-just us the wheels of
justice were being set in motion
against swain-by Mary F. Lathrop.
attorney for the Stevens heirs, who
returned from California to see the
tangled case through the courts.
Eagle.-Joseph Miller, 40 years old
lost his right hand when n stick of
dynamite which he was holding .e..
plOded