Local notes from Canon City and Cripple Creek rail and town
The issue reports on subscription practices and notices, rail schedules for Denver and Santa Fe lines, and local politics. It notes possible new city leadership for night marshal Geo McKenzie, timber regulations, railroad leadership changes with J J Frey becoming president of the Carson City and Cripple Creek Railroad, and a franchise vote result supporting the city council. It also mentions improvements by the Clipper Company and plans to improve street ditch and sewer connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Frey
Santa Fe Railroad
Carson City and
Cripple Creek
Golden Circle
Midland Terminal
Fremont County News Roundup and Local Developments
A Fremont County editor notes Democratic gains and urges support for Mr. Sweeney. The Republican State Central Committee sets dates for May and September conventions in Denver and Pueblo, with 792 delegates overall and 23 for Fremont. The Guardians of the Home fraternal order debuts to promote home protection and life benefits. D. A. Bradbury suffers a paralytic stroke. doctors assess recovery as doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Sweeney
Democracy
Republican State Central Committee
Denver
Broadway Theater
John F. Shafroth
Greeley
Pueblo
J. C. Bell
Heintz Pickles Featured Alongside Teas and Coffees
A local butcher shop promotes “Good Goods” with cheap groceries and a money back guarantee. It lists Ghase and Sanborn's Teas and Coffees and markets Heintz's Pickles as world renowned products. A trial is urged to prove quality.
Picnic at Grand Carton and local notes in Carion City
Sixteen guests from Cripple Creek and Victor enjoyed a scenic picnic atop Grand Carton on a sunny Saturday. News items report heavy rains near Carion, crop impacts, travel notices, and society notices including church events, hospital rates, and local visits from Pueblo to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Grand Carton
Frank Stewart
Miss Martin
Mrs. DeBird
Mile Watchke
Segil
Gunnel
Epherson
Cripple Creek
Ed. O'Malley
O’malley
Kate Pearson
Mary Pringle
T. N. Hubbard
Victor
Wm Dohrman
Anaconda
J. Howard Bush
Virginia
Local notices and household updates from Carion City
J F Fuller undertakes a prestigious terrace project for J F Dawson. C M Ward completes a neat frame dwelling on East Main. L D Elliott adds to a cottage on Wall St. Ripley family visits Florence. A revival band forms at M E church. Effie Carter returns from Florence. Miss McLeod teaches at Carions. Meat ads for Weaver & Bond emphasize quality. Numerous short items note travel, illness, and small classifieds.
Wall Paper and Cementico Coating Now in Stock
Our shipment of 900 wall paper is in stock the cream of the manufacturer art. We offer Cementico a wall coating used on Omaha exposition buildings giving walls painted appearance. Color cards available on application. Full Sherwin Williams ready mixed paint stock. Call to visit or inquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Exposition
Sherwin-Williams
Lincoln Park Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
Mrs. Lucas returns from Florence after visiting daughter Mrs Alfred Durfee. Wm Moyle family moved to Rev Smith property. Arnold hauling coal for Independent Oil returns to work after two days. Bernard visitors from Wetmore. Mrs L P Jordan sick. Trickey painted Park avenue residence. Mareeny bought Boeshar place on Sherman avenue reports Kansas wheat and upcoming permanent settlement. Prof Farmer cow ill. local cow doctors administer medicine. cow improving. Asparagus and rhubarb added to park fare. rhubarb pie noted March 26. A young man employed by Waybright fled with vegetables, loss about $25. Florence politics erupt. outs win Treauilt. union ticket wins mayor and others. city attorney candidates tied. Prizes for news items announced: 1st Leon Woodford, 2nd Fred Twitchell, 3rd Arthur Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
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Kaye & Davis
The
Canon City Record
U. U. Hardy
Omoe
Canon City
Denver & E West Bound
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Tere
Geo. McKenzie
E. E
the Clipper
Main Street
4Th
Main
the Clipper Company
Sweeny
D. A. Bradbury
Mr. Bradbury
Heintz
Ried
Murdock
George Butterell
Canon
A. P. Nelson & Go.,crocers
Mein Street
Carion
Howe
George Wood
Miss Richards
Arthur
Palmer's Drug Store
B. F. Rockafellow
Fort Collins
Canon City Hospital
Greenwood
South Ninth St
Charles W. Sweitzer
Mr. B. Corden
George Hostetter
Charles, Crown of Pueblo
Chicago
Colorado College, Glee Club
Stella Vaughn
Florence
Annie Weaver
South Canion
Kansas
Mr. Patterson
Canion
Elisie Ray
Fred G. MacCannon
J. L. Pentiss
A. M. West
Illinois
Francis Bachelor
Guardians of the Home
Shaeffer Hall
Frid
J. F. Fuller
J. F. Dawson
C.M. Ward
East Main Street
L. D. Elliott
Wall St
David Ripley
Garden Park
M.E. Church
Our City
Harley D. West of
Golden
His Brother
L. B. West
Little Homer Fruitt
Weaver & Bond
Lulu Shepherd
Clara and
Treaga Bryant
Don Nelson
South Caton
W. H. Ray
Cottonwood
A. van Buckert
J. W. Terry
South Carton
Mr. Wm. Moyle
Mr. H. Berkey
Sisse
J. J.melchi and Son
Fremont and Teller Counties
Dwight L
J. Wilbur Cha . D
W. R. Moody
South Africa
Murat Inlstead
N. Second St. E.ee
Woodford & Dawson
Carion City
Paris
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Cuba
North Carolina State Normal School
Washington
China
Stuttgart
Sterlingworth
Throckmorton
Brazil
Tiete
San Paulo
Cheries L. Borg
Hunter Palmer
Canery
W. H. Peabody & Co
C. A. Arnold
Independent Oil Company
Coal Creek
S. W. Bernard
Wetmore
L. P. Jordan
Trickey
Park Avenue
A. Mareeny
Boeshar Place
Sherman Avenue
Stafford County
Farmer
M. E. Snow
Mr. Snow
J. M. Forden
Mr. Waybright
Union
Ing
J.B. Meservey
A. H. McLean
Leon Woodford
Fred Twitchell
Arthur Lee
Old Missouri
Mining District
Jes ii As
Kansas City St. Louis
C. A. Tripp
P. A
Res Monthly Magazine
Henry James
Julian Ralph
Mrs. Burton Harrison
Stephen Crane
Justine Ingersoll
Carolyn Wells
Gustav Kobbé
Caroline Ticknor
Perriton Maxwell
E Truth Company
4Th Ave
New
Yor
the Palace Drug Store
G.R. Tanner & CQ
Handy & McGee Block
Mornen
Bradfeld Regulator Co
Atlanta
W. W. Kirby & Co
Colorado Springs
J. J. McKay
Mgr
W. A. Shepard
Colorado
P. D. Blosky
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