The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

sept ls-lO - btlAa Nouhhy
Sept. i2-l5-weId County Fair. Gree
Sept. l2-l5-LaPIata County Fair.
Sept. l2-l5 Logan County Fair.
Sterling.
Sept. Is-1s- Baca County Fair
Sept. I3-ls-Adams County Fair.
Sept. li-ls-Conejos County Fair.
Sept. l4-ls- Ebert County Fair.
Sept. 1922 Western slope Fair.
Sept. ie-22 Trinidad-Las Animas
County Fair. Trinidad.
Sept. 20-2l - kiowa County FAIR
Sept. 20. 81, 22-Morgan Agricultural
Fair. Fort Morgan.
Sept 2O-22-Rio Grande County Fair.
IS; Sept. sl-22 - Pueblo County Fair.
sept 2o-2s Yuma County Fair.
sept 2l-2s-El Paso County Fair.
Calhan
Sept 2l-c3-Lincoln County Fair,
Hugo.
Sept 2o-23-Huerfano County Fair.
Walsenburg.
Oct s-6-Kit Carson County Fair
Oct. as Douglas County Fair,
Castle RCck.
Yuma-A terrific explosion of un-
known origin wrecked the front of the
w. f. Taylor general store at Yuma
and set fire to the building.
Frederick.-More than $50 men,
women and children aided recently In
the construction of the first and only
church Frederick ever has had.
Sallda-Adolph Rivera, section fore
man at Malta, was fatally shot in
pool hall at Salida by George Theo-
tohatos In a dispute over card game.
Denver.-The American Association
Of Petroleum Biologists, the largest
organization Of geologlsts in the
world, will hold meetings in Denver on
Oct 20, % and %.
Fort Collins.-Two fires discovered
and put out in the Boulder District of
the Colorado national forest, Aug. IL
to 10, destroyed about 11,000 board
feet of lodge pole pine.
Eagle-George Hartman, a rancher
In the Piney neighborhood, was badly
injured recently at the state bridge
when gravel bank in which he was
digging cuved in on him.
Pueblo.-John Plenentosh, 4S years
old. rancher residing near Keating,
Custer county, Colorado, died ut n
Pueblo hospital from injuries received
when he accidentally shot himself.
Denver.-Flgures made public by
engineers of the Mountain States Tel
ephone Company show that the popu-
latiOn of Denver has grown from 256,-
491, the 1920 census total, to 2GG, 900
ut present.
Grand Junction. - Grand Valleys
great peach crop Is on the move. One
hundred cars were moved out of Pal
isade and Clifton us the fruits of the
opening days labors. The crop Is one
of the largest on record.
Sterling.-More than 25,OO0 persons
are expected to attend the Logan
County Fair, which will be held in
Sterling Sept. 12-15. The annual event
will be featured by one Of the largest
merchandise fairs ever held In the
county.
Colorado Springs.-Three alumnae
chapters of Delta Sigma Epsilon, na-
tional sorority, were installed in Colo
RADIO at the closing session of their an
nual convention here. They are To-
Gated in Colorado Springs, Denver and
Greeley.
Palmer Lake.-One woman and four
men were injured critically in mys-
terry accident on the Denver Colorado
Springs highway, one mile south Of
Palmer Lake, few days ago, when
two automobiles "side-swiped" ut a
sharp turn in the road.
Boulder.-The University of Colo.
rado training school for nurses. which
has graduated more than sixty young
women, will close Sept. l until the
completion of the new state hospital
and medical school in Denver.
Colorado Springs.-Two were seri-
ously but not fatally injured when an
auto plunged off an embankment on
the Pixies Peak highway. -Four others
were slightly Injured. Iona Walters
and Edward NJ. Campbell were those
receiving most severe Injuries.
Pueblo.-A contract was signed a
few days ago between the Black
Canon Coal and Fuel Company, oper-
ating mine near Walsenburg and
District No. Is. United Mine Workers.
according to an announcement by Fe-
lix Pogliano. secretary of the union.
Colorado Springs,-ThrOurh the will
Of the late Mrs Edith Sobernheimer.
tuberculous children in the Pixies
Peak region are to have a sanatorium
Of their own. The will, Just admitted
for probate. provides that Mrs. So
bernheimer's beautiful stone mansion
near Manitou, valued at $4,000, be
turned over to u board OF trustees
and operated as home for children
suffering from the white plague.
Greeiey.-On the campus at the
State Teachers College, 153 members