The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-29
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Rocky Ford.-Fire recently destroyed
the Dye residence property on Ninth
street in Rocky Ford. The loss, est-
mated ut $4,000, is covered by insur-
| ance.
| Castle Rock.-Guel RObb, II, OF
| Denver, is serious i'll at hotel III
Castle Rock us the result OF having
been bitten by rattlesnoke near Sc
dalia.
Paonia-The first Lions club to DE
organized by the new district governor
| DR.. Fred SchermerhOrn Of Montrose'
was born when he Instituted live
club of thlrty-twO members ut Faonia.
Montrose. - Three people were
drowned near Montrose when the au-
tomobile in which they were riding
overturned, hurting them into the
| MontrOse and Delta canal. The dead !:
Eliduras Sallos, bectfield worker; Jose
| Sallos. his son, and Carmen Sallos, his
| daughter.
Denver.-Nllss Helen Harrington,
widely known entertained, and Mrs
| David Devies died at St JOseph's hos
pital from injuries sustained when the
i.,,t,,.,,.I,II, -, ,,.ttoh ,ra,, wore riding
,,'ith sa,.a,ot otbors ,,,os struck Inv an
| inbound Interurban car ut the Louis
,,uIo arassjnc
Yuma-The Modern Woodmen
lodges of northeastern Colorado juris-
dIction held their annual log rolling
here All camus were well represent
ed The session WIS held in the audi
torIun, of the Yuma High school build
ing. Next year's log rolling will be at
Eckley, Colo.
pooos, c,r,,cs Nriss Florence
Scase , Denver nurse. was awarded
IS. 500 bv Judge Searcy in the District
| Cont here for services rendered as
nursn and housrkrrper for her uncle,
Charles Scase. deceased. covering Il
Deriod of nine yeurs. The case was ap-
peoIed from the County Court here last
month.
ro,,,,r cood f., ia. picr,atyviro
river Threatened for a time to wipe out
Lamar and did succced in isulating
Iuruor from the surrounding territory
fnr Il time and washed uut the Santa
Fe ruflroud bridge below Las Animas.
No loss Of life occurred by the high
wafer but considerable damugc was
done 10 crons.
cr,,d r,r.,fo, nv u,,,rto, <
-, 90 ,'i.,.',.,'..,, rr,r,i
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ynors died suddnDlv q few DAYS ago ot
ST NIory's bospIraI He was exalted
ruIrr of the Grand junction lodge 5T5.
EII;s and returned home recently from
ATTENDING tbe stotr convention Of l,yks
ar Colorado Strings
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a permanent selection may be made,
DR.. C. A. DuniTav resigned the posI
ton some time ago. 10 take effect with
the graduation of fine class of 1922
C,ro, Ci,r Tho hod,. ,f I,,,,,s. NJ
rIr,,l,os l,r,, finn, ro,iIo,,t 90 g.,
,,ft,, y.,s rnrrd M, az, fsrarI T., ,r,a
Arkansas river, short distance be
low the Ninth street bridge, and was
recovered with difficulty by the mem
bers Of the fire department. who used
ropes and extension ladders in effect
Ing temporary bridge across the
swift current of the river at that
place.
LoyeIand-All roads to Estes porl
are now omen and in fine sborn for
travel Tempororv domoon 70 +ho
canon rOadbeds caused by the heavy
rains has been repaired. The main
damage was caused by freshets pour
ing down mountain sides and not by
the overflow OF the main streams. The
rivers now HOW normally. No bridges
were washed out in the Big Thompson
canon.
Colorado Springs.-Clart G.. Mitchell
vice president of the Bankers Trust
Company Of Denver. was elected nresi.
dent of the Colorado Bankers Assocja.