The Dolores star., 1924-08-22
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
COLORADO COUNTY FAIR DATES

| Arkansas Valley Fair. Otero %.
Rocky Ford. J. l. Miller. ssc-'-Sep''
Bayfield, Far. Bayfield,. A. F. Hop
per, Pres.-Sept. 1870. ,, C.
Colorado state Fair. Pueblo. D. \
Jay, Manaser. see.1.sept % to -.
easlIss eFaSlIey cSSnsy County ffisi Fair MAn Mrs. b
Delta County Fair. Hotchkiss. A NJ
SUe; pouslas s'%sPy cossty EaiP. iG Castle Rock.
L. A Reeves. See.-oct. TO =.
Ebert County Far, MSthssGn Sa,ssn D. E.
Nance hl rase seessn; cGgnty FEsa.tsjiEoea Eat5i ee'h
Grand County Fair, kremmling
Huerfano County Fair. Walsenouts'
C .. Cnfug, Sec. ,,r-
Ter. Sec.-Sept ll-l2-lS. w
Larimer County Fair. Loveland, W..
- Lincoln mS5no'c County s;IHIs FaiF. Hugo. G. w.
Logan County Fair. Sterling. J. H
Mesa County Fair. Grand Junction.
Moffat County Fair. Craig-Sept. H.
Northern New Mexico Fair. Ration.
E d. Reynolds, Sec.-Sept. 9 to l..
Phillips County Fair. Holyoke. F. E.
Pueblo County Fair. Goodpasture, H
p. Bornscheim, Sec.-Sept 1919.
Routt County Fair. Hayden. S. A
stSSddard, see;-sept. g;lS-ll. p
sherman. Sec. Sept. II. IL, 13.
Trinidad-Las Animas County FAIR.
Trinidad. Chas. Bailey, Sec.-Sept ls
Washington County Fair Akron.
Robert W. Vance. Sec.-Sept; II to 20 70
Western Slope Fair, Montrose. J. J..
Tobin. Sec-Sept. l6 TO le.
Central Colorado Fair. Colorado
SPRINGS r W. Lewis Sec.-sept IT.
Western Slope Fair. Montrose. J. J.
Tobin. Sec.-Sept. 1919.
Monte Vista.-Constructio work on
pany plant to be erected in Monte
Vista will begin within short time.
Pueblo.-Moritz Newman, 70, pio-
neer resident of Pueblo, died follow
ing injuries sustained when he drove
his horse and wagon before a motor
truck
Leadville-John Sullivan. Go, u
LeadVille pioneer, was found lying
dead near the kitchen stove in his
lonely cabin near the Etna mine on
Carbonate hill.
Boulder.-A plate glass window in
Boulder clothing store was broken
when the police car broke from its
brakes and ran away n block, crash
ing into the building.
Idaho Springs.-The Newhouse tun-
mel and mill has been leased by syn
dicate of st. Louis capitalists and
plans are under way to start opera
tions in the near future.
Boulder.-Speeders in coaster wag-
ons are attracting the attention of the
entire Boulder police force and orders
have gone out that coasting on the
hills of the city must cease.
Colorado Springs Clarence James,
17-year-old Calhan youth, it Is charged
stole $500 in $50 bills from the
Calhan State bank, where he was en-
ployed as assistant bookkeeper.
Colorado Springs.-A crowd esti-
mated at not less than 5000 men,
women and children, trod the mazes
of the dance, at the annual Shan Kive
held at the municipal auditorium.
Brighton.-Thrown from a wagon
and dragged for quarter of mile
when the team he was driving ran
away, John Field, 60 years old,
rancher, is in the Brighton hospital
suffering from serious injuries.
Rocky Ford.-A more optimistic
feeling among the farmers could not
exist than was shown recently on ac-
count of the rains up the river which
have filled the bitches bank full. All
vegetation was suffering, but where
lot of cultivation had been done
the crops are still in good shape.
Estes Park-The national park SER
vice has set aside forty acres in good
location on the Fall river road for an
automobile camp. 1t is quarter of a
mile west of the fish hatchery It Is
free, and is attracting hundreds of
motorists who are confronted in many
places with mo Trespassing" signs.
Colorado Springs.-The Colorado
Springs Light, Heat and Power Com
pany plans to abandon its steam plant
and buy power from the city of Colo
RADIO Springs after the municipal sys-
tenn Is in operation. The city bought
the present system for 100000 and
will secure possession Jan. l, 1926
Pueblo.-Interest in the oil boom
around Pueblo took jump when oil
and gas leases for considerable city
property were filed with County Clerk
William Barber. The filing marked
the first local activity among oil men
toward leasing city property, the land
being located in Uplands Park In the
southwestern portion of the city near
Lake Minnequa. In addition leases for
approximately 5000 acres of Pueblo
county land were filed. City leases to
the Union OH Company of Colorado
cover approximately 200 acres.
Fort Morgan.-A Platte Valley
league baseball tournament will be
held during the first week in Septem.
Der at Brush. Fort Morgan, Brush,
Akron and Virgins will take part. The
meet will cOntinup for tyyo dovu uba