The Dolores star., 1924-08-15
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COLORADO
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COLORADO COUNTY FAIR DATES

COLORADO COUNTY EAiR p
United States Championship Cowboy
Rodeo. Knights OF Columbus peh'''
Arkansas Valley Fair. otere Coz
Rocky Ford. J. l. Miller. see..-sep'
bayfield, Fair. Bayfield,. a. F. Hop
Boulder County Fair, Lonsm0nt T.
SolSTado state Fair; Pueblo ~ 'n s7 p A.
conejos County Fair, Manassa
Crowley County Fair, Mrs. z b
Richards, Sec:-Aug. q TO e.; NJ
Delta County Fair. Hotchkiss' A. ="
Douglas County Fair. Castle Rock.
Z. 4; Reeves. See-oet. TO- to T.;
El Paso County Fair. Calhan. ID. l.
Nance, sec.-sept 2s-s6-oet,
Grand County Fair, kremmiins hung
Kit Carson County Fair. burlington.
H G. Hoskins, Sec.-Oct. l-2,S-t ,,r-
Kiowa County Fair. Eads. J. T. MIL
Larimer County Fair, Loveland, W.
L. Warnock, Sec.-AuS. 26-21-2s "; 10
Lincoln County Fair. Hugo o. W.
Logan County Fair. Sterling. J. H
King. Sec. Sept. to IL ,o,,o,
Moffat County Fair. Craig-sept H.
Northern New Mexico Fair. Ration.
E D. Reynolds sec.-sept to l2.
Phillips County Fair. Holyoke. F. E.
Brollisr. Sec ~
P. Bofnscheim. sec'"Sept. 1918.
Routt County Fair. Hayden. S. A
stoddard Sec.-Sept 9-l0-ll.
sasuaehs County F9iT' Harry b.
Trinidad, chas. Bailey. sec.-sept. i6
Robert W. Vance, Sec.-Sept. II to 20.
Weld County Fair. Greeley. c. w.
Henry, sec.@asept. to y. +,
Tobin, Sec.-Sept. 16 to l9.
Central Colorado Fair. Colorado
SPRINGS, r. w. Lewis. see.-sept. IL
Fourth Annual Pixies Peak Rodeo.
Colorado SprinEs-Aug. 12-1S-l4.
Western Slope Fair Montrose. J. J.
Tobin. sec.-Sept 1913.
Leadville-One thousand dollars in
bonds and S3l5O in silver We're stolen
from the Colorado Bakery ut Leadville
few days ago.
Fort Collins.-David +. Watrous was
appointed clerk of the Larimer County
Court by Judge Jay II. BOuton. He
will take up his duties soon, succeed
ing Clerk l.. Bouton, who resigned.
Denver-Josiah NJ. Ward, veteran
newspaper man and maker of other
newspaper writer's who are to be found
In every substantial city or the coun-
try, died at Mercy hospital, where he
was taken after suffering a stroke Of
apoplexy.
Craig.-Craig is a seething pit of oil
| activity following the proving of what
| is probably the largest oil structure of
| Colorado. The Hogan well on the lies
| structure, twenty-five miles south of
| Craig, came in a few days ago. When
the bit drove six inches into the Da-
| kota sand, oil rose ninety feet in the
| casing, thereby proving practically be-
| yond question approximately $4,000
acres of Colorado oil land.
Denver.-The new transcontinentaI
air mail schedule which puts Denver
| within twelve hours of Chicago ant
twenty-four hours of New York is now
in effect. Mail, to connect with the
| airplanes ut Cheyenne, Wyo., leaves
| Postmaster Frank L. Dodge announced
that in the last month Denver's out
| going air mail has increased from fift,
letters a day to 300.
Colorado Springs. Suffering from
various ailments five entrants in the
Colorado endurance ride dropped out
of the grind and We're eliminated from
the contest. Those forced out of the
ride were announced as follows: Am
herst, cavalry school thoroughbred ant
standard; Coolidge, Penrose entry
thoroughbred; Denny Meeker, Shafei
entry, thoroughbred; Goldie, Spear en-
try, thoroughbred, and Tad H., u re
mount thoroughbred.
Yuma.-Dennis w. Rising, 76, q re
tired farmer of Yuma, died on Bur
lington passenger train when he wa!
within few miles of Denver, where ht
was coming to undergo an operation
LOveland.-FeliX Otero, who Is II
the diplomatic service or the Mexican
government, and was in Loveland re
Gently making some investigations rel
ative to several families of Mexican.
now in Colorado, who are wanted b,
the Mexican government, is authorit,
for the statement that bobbed hair |!
SO popular in Mexico that girls in til,
suburb of Tacubaya at Mexico City ar,
arming themselves with small bore pis
tolls to defend their right to wear thei
hair bobbed.
Colorado Springs.-Mrs. Charlotte
Goodwin, patient at the Glockner san
atorium, has filed suit in Distric
Court for $25,OO0 damages for aliena
tion of affections against Mrs. Bernic
BuchholtZ of Oklahoma City, describet
by the plaintiff as possessed Of grea
wealth" The complaint charges tina
Mrs. Buchholtz wooed E. Finley Good
wyn away from his wife and that "b,
the display of great wealth, gifts o
money and property, entertainment
and association" caused aim [,
neglect and desert Mrs. Goodwin.
Boulder-Boulder is going after tn
| 1QDE convention of tha 7 n,,inn ,,,., =.