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sep. as-ss-colo-ado STATE Fair Pu-
Aug. ss-sepI i-Larinsr County
Sept s-s-Arkansas Valley Fair.
Sept. So Boulder County Fair.
Longmont.
Sept. 5-s-Intermountain Fair and
Stock Show. Grand Junction.
Sept, b-s-Phillips County Fsir'
sspt. s-s-washing,on County Fair.
Sept. ls-ls-Delts County Fair.
Sept. is-ls-weid County Fair. Cree
Sept. l,-lS-LaPiatta County Fair.
Durango.
sept. l,-ls-Losan County Fair.
Sterling.
Sept. 1915 - Baca County Fair.
Springfield.
Sept ls-ls-Adams County Fair.
Sept i4-ls-cone,os County Fair.
Sept ll-ls-Eibsrt County Fair.
Sept is-as-wsstern sloes Fair.
Ssst is-ss-r r.niaad-LAs Aninas
Sept io-il-Kiova County Fair.
sept 20. y. 3s-Morssn Agricultural
sspt T. :s@kio Grand. County Fair.
sept sl-,s-Pussle County Fair
sept so-is yuma County Fair.
s.ps. ,,-ss-E P..o County Fair.
Sept .i-ss-Liseeln County Fair.
Sept. so.ss-Husrfsno County Fair.
oes. s.s-Kt Carson County Fair.
Oct i-t-Douslass County Fair.
Pueblo.--George Schwab, 81, local
merchant. lies at the point Of death in
Z hospital as q result Of being shot
and siugged by two bandits.
Castle Rock.-Fourteen cars were
thrown into the ditch in an accident to
q freight train on the Santa Fs two
miles south Of Castle Rock.
Loveland.-John Elliott. y years
old, a former resident Of Enid, Okla.
was killed recently at Loveland when
the arm Of hay derrick fell on him.
Denver.-The Chicago, Burlington "
Quincy railroad took out building
permit from the city building depart
ment for 100000 for construction Of
the roads new shops to be built In
Globeyille.
Fort Collinx--The steer barn and
self.fe shed at the Agricultural col.
lege were destroyed by fire recently.
the loss being placed at $500 The
fire was discovered near midnight. ten
minutes after an inspection by watch
men.
Seibert-Workers on the highway
north of Seibert have dug up what is
unquestionably known to be the bones
of some prehistoric mammoth, the
fragments being much too large to
have belonged to even the largest buff
falo.
Loveland.-The discovery Of dyna-
mite cap and childish curiosity to
examine the inside Of 1t may cost the
life of Thurn Donald, 5 years old. The
explosion Of the cap tore away part Of
his right hand and blinded his right
eye.
Longmont.- Of a $780,
600 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.
Denver.-The Silverton-Red Noun
tain highway from Red mountain to
Ouray, was closed on Aug. 10, for the
rest Of the season. according to an
nouncement sent to the Denver Motor
Club by the Sllverton Commercial
Club. The highway from Durango to
Red mountain through Sllverton Is In
excellent condition ind well worth
covering at this time Of the year. the
local club announced.
Denver.-Presiden Harding and his
cabinet will travel to Moosehenrt. ILL.,.
to attend the national convention Of
the Loyal Order Of Moose, according
to II. NJ. Howell, district supervisor Of
the Moose, who left Denver for the
convention city.
Colorado Springs.-Falling almost
200 feet from the peak Of Sentinel
rock In North Cheyenne canon, Elmo
Allison, 10 years old, dropped to his
death Mt the feet Of his mother, Mrs.
X. Il. Allison, summer visitor from
Shreveport, In.
Manitou.-Clarence Il. Smith, 80
years old, u special officer. was struck
by street car near the Denver 4 Rio
Grande Western station, receiving in
juries from which he died. at the door
OF Colorado Springs hospital, to
which he was being taken.
Delta.--Robert Martin, y years old
was trampled to death by team Of
frightened horses near sawmill,
thirty miles In the hills from Delta.
few days ago. The boy was riding
the lead horse Of four-team string.
A flash of lightning frightened fho