The Dolores star., 1924-07-18
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
COLORADO COUNTY FAIR DATES

Rocky Ford. J. l. Miller. see..-scpt
to 8.
Boulder County Fair, Lonsmon'' C
| E Rue. Sec,-Sept. 2 to 5.
| Cattlemen's Day. Gunnison. kather-
| Inc Gardner. Sec.-July l6 to is.
Colorado State Fair. Pueblo. y. A
| Jay. Manager. Soc.-Sept- 22 to ~.
| Conejos County Fair. Manassa
| Crowley County Fair Mrs. 4 n
| Richards. Sec.-Aug. ~ to ~
Delta County Fair. Hotehkiss, A. NJ
Minton. See.-Sept TO IL.
Douglas County Fair Castle ROCK
EIbert County Fair. Matheson
Ell Paso County Fair. calhan. d. L.
| Nance. Sec.-Sept 29-30-oct
| Grand County Fair, krsmmlinS
Kit Carson County Fair. burlington.
H g. Hoskins: seaEoet i-2Is-t NIL.
| Ter. Sec.-Sept ll-l2-l3- ~,
Larimer County Fair. Lovelond, W.
L. Warnock. Sec.-Aus. 26-2I-zs.s'; N,
| Lincoln County Fair. Hugo. G. w.
Logan County Fair. Sterling. J. II.
King. sec.-sept. sto II. -
J. i. schultz, Sec
Moffat County Fair. Craig-Sept H.
| Northern New Mexico Fair. Ration.
| L D. Reynolds Sec-Sept. . to IL.
| Phillips County Fair. Holyoke. +. T..
| BrOlliar, Sec
p BornscheIm. sec.-Sept. 1919.
Routt County Fair. Hayden. s A
stoddard. Sec.-sept; s-lo-n.
Ssgunche County Fair
| Ski HI Stampede, Monte Vista. NJ. T.
| Hancock. Sec.-July 3O-3l.
.. Trinidnd-LOs Aninns County Fair,
Trinidad. Chas. Bailey. Sec.-Sept. ie
Warrington County Fair. Akron.
Robert ". Vance. Sec.-Sept. to g.
-. 4 wnN-
Henry, Sec.-Sept, 9 to IL.
Western Slope Fair. Montrose. J. J.
| Tobin. Sec.-Sept. l6 to 10.
Central Livestock Show. Colorado
Springs. II. w. Lewis. Sec.-Sept. ls-
1920.
colorado Springs Rodeo. Colorado
Springs-Aug. l4-lb-l6.
Rocky Ford.-The annual picnic of
the employees of the American Beet
Sugar Company at the factory grounds
was largely attended.
Colorado Springs.-The Colorado
Springs Toy Block Company plan TO
build an addition costing $4,000 to Its
plant in Colorado Springs.
La Junta.-H. w. Potter, millionaire
dent of Otero county since 1889, died
at La Junta a few days ago.
Delta.-FIre recently destroyed the
alfalfa mill and plant of the Denver
Alfalfa Milling and Products Company
at Delta. The loss is covered by In
surance.
Boulder-The Ohio well on the Hay
stack mountain structure has resumed
operation after n shut down pending
an effort to concrete water stratum
struck ut a depth of $3.50 feet.
Denver.-Denver business prosper
Ity was demonstrated In striking fash.
ion when n quarterly dividend of S42.-
500 was declared by the Denver Dry
Goods Company directors. according to
Frank NJ. Mayfield, vice president of
the company and chairman of the
bonrd.
Denvcr.-A resolution deploring the
action of the board of trustees of the
Iliff School Of Theology in dismissng
Prof. Borden b. Kessler from the fac
ulty of the school, and expressing con-
fidence and trust in his integrity and
honesty of thought, was unanimously
adopted by members OF the Denver
Typographical Union No. 40 at the reg
ular meeting.
Estes Park.-Mrs John Sherman Of
Estes Park, elected president of the
National Federation Of Women's Clubs
at the recent convention in Los An.
geles, was the honor guest at recep-
'tiOn held at the Stanley hotel recently
under the auspices of the Chamber of
Commerce and the Estes Park Wom-
ans Club. More than 500 persons at
tended the reception.
Denver.-The state of Colorado real
ized $73l693 from gasoline tax col
lections for the first six months of
1924, 1t was announced by James Il.
Duce, state oil inspector. OF this
amount half goes to the State High
way Department and the other half to
. the various counties, according to the
highway mileage in each. There will
be Approximately S41.5O for each mile
of highway.
Pagosa Springs.-Martin ]. Wick
lem of Allison Is the successful bidder
for the contract to erect Pagosa's new
high and grade school building. He
was Tor many years n contractor in
Denver. His bid was S57,743. ]. A..
Meehan of Alamosa was awarded the
heating and plumbing contract for So.
434. The contract calls for the com
] pletion of the building by Jan. 1.
. Colorado Springs.-The body OF n
man discovered few days ago in n
deserted two-room shack forty-sIx
, miles southeast of Colorado SPRINGS.
Z was identified as that of Charles Cole,
! 40 years old. formerly of Lamar, and
FOR the last eight years an inmate OF
the state insane asylum ut Pueblo.
Denver.-Drainlayers were granted
u 5o-cent day Increase, effective Aup
| l, by the Stutp Indust rioI ro,,,..t, =