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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
2
Stirring Incidents of Pioneer Days in Canon City
The article profiles C. C. Gooding of Canon City a Colorado pioneer from 1858 who traveled the Santa Fe Trail to Bent's Fort, then to Central City. It recounts his mining ventures, partnership with an Illinois farmer, hardships like scurvy, deaths, and his return East before resuming mining in Colorado amid occasional Comanche clashes and a warning of hostile Indians nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gooding
South Canon
Colorado
Canon City
Pike’s Peak
Riverside Avenue
South
Canon
Rocky Mountains
Mr. Gooding
Michigan
Independence
Missouri
Bent
Gooding
Illinois
Santa Fe
Arkansas River
Miners Law and Frontier Justice in Colorado Pioneering Era
Mr. Gooding recounts a botched ambush near the Comanches and a compromise that let a relief party continue after surrendering half their food. He recalls vigilante hangings for horse stealing, the eye for an eye code, and the tough yet effective miners camp justice shaping Colorado history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Gooding
Man
Denver
Mountain City
Indiana
Notice to Builders Bid for Canon City M E Church Addition
Bids for the proposed addition to the Methodist Episcopal church in Canon City Colorado will be received before August 12 1905 at 10 a m by treasurer L P Boyle at 526 Main Street Canon City Colorado. The Building Committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colorado
T. P. Barber
L. P. Boyle
Main Street
M. E
Teachers Institute in Session at Pueblo
Seventeenth annual meeting of the Teachers' Institute of Colorado district including Pueblo Fremont and Custer convened at Central high school Pueblo for a two week session. Superintendent Ida T. White Mia Kate B Hills and other educators attend the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute of the Seventh
Colorado
Pueblo
Fremont
Custer
Central High School
Ida T. White
Mia
Kate B. Hills
Sudden Death of Mr. E. L. Lowell
Edgar Lincoln Lowell died unexpectedly after a day returning from Silver Cliff where a piano was delivered. He collapsed after asking for fresh air, with doctors unable to save him. he was 41, born in Lisbon Maine, and left a widow and three children. Funeral held at Wilson's with Rev. Hart. Burial at Lakeside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lincoln Lowell
Lowell
Silver Cliff
Mr. Lowell
Singer Sewing Machine,company
Lisbon
Maine
Colorado
Wilson's Undertaking Rooms
B. E. Hart
Lakeside Cemetery
Mr Hoolbrook Dies in Minnesota
Emory R. Hoolbrook of Waterville Minnesota died July 20 1905 after a migratory illness. Born January 25 1869 in Blue Earth County he worked as a locomotive fireman for the Chicago and North Western and belonged to Tuscan Lodge 77 A F and A M Weseca. He married Ida Townsend July 19 1894 and after stints in New Mexico and Canon City Colorado returned to Waterville for burial per Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory R. Hoolbrook
Waterville Minn
Nasec
County
Minn
Herald
Mr. Holbrook
Blue Earth County
Minnesota
Waterville
John Lortis
Emory
Ida Townsend
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
Tuscan Lodge No. 77
A. F
A. M
Weseca
New Mexico
Canon City
Colorado
Brother Holbrook
Townsend
Waterville Masonry Honors Young Deceased Citizen
The Waterville brethren offer last rites for a young man, member of the Episcopal church, who died in faith. Survived by his mother and wife, with one child who died in infancy. The notice appeals for sympathy and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestive health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of
Waterville
Holbrook
Episcopal Church
Chamberlan
Deaths and obituaries from this place and vicinity
Died in Kansas City Saturday July 22, Mrs J J Hollingsworth in her 59th year after a surgical operation failed by poor blood. Born April 6 1847 in Pennsylvania she had lived in Colorado since 1902 and earlier in Kansas City. funeral held in Kansas City and interred Elmwood cemetery. Viola May Twist infant of H J and family died of tuberculosis of the bowels at home. funeral at First M E church and Lakeside cemetery. Yankee Rene daughter of E S Yankee died at home on Greenwood Ave aged 15 years 7 months 27 days. funeral and Lakeside cemetery interment. Raymon Anderson infant son of W H and wife died last Monday aged two months. funeral at 515 River Street, Lakeside cemetery burial. Emma Ripley learns of her brother Henry Ripley’s sudden heart failure death in Montrose. Brief note: H N Beecher’s City Book Store shows large carbon myth pictures to be gifted to Cason City High School by Friends in Council. cost twenty-five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollingsworth
J. J. Hollingsworth
Kansas City
Missouri
German Hospital
Pennsylvania
D. H. Hollingsworth
Elmwood Cemetery
Viola May
H. 3. Twist
River Street
Cook
M.E. Church
Lakeside Cemetery
Yankee Rene Yankee
E.S. Yankee
Greenwood Avenue
Raymon Anderson
W. H. Anderson
Lou Hemmerle
H. N. Beecher
Cason City High School
Friends In Council
Death Claims Canon Woman Mary Ripley at 23
Mary Ripley, beloved Canon resident and former high school organist, died Saturday night at home after graduating with honors and teaching in Mi canite and Delta county. Born August 17, 1882, she was to wed next month, leaving a grieving fiancé and five brothers. Henry H. Oliver, a 51-year-old mining prospector, died at Eldred Monday. his body was sent to Cedar Vale, Kansas, for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Canon
Micanite
Delta County
Pedley
Mary Ripley
Henry H. Oliver
Eldred
Cedar Vale
Kansas
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Grocery Co
Missouri River
Frank E. Burhoorn
St. Cloud Hotel
East 7Th St
Red
Chas. W. Whipple
P.O
Phone White
E. A. Bradbury Notary Public and Conveyancer Office
South Fifth Street
Sayre & Eldred Attorneys AT Law
Maupin Block
R.E. Holmes
M.D
Apex Block
Brokside
Pitt A. Wade
Reet Ice. Cor
Harding
Felter Black
C.herman Graves
North Sixth Street
T. Little
M. D
Colo
Baker & Biggs
Cannon
Coulter
Bear Gulch
G. T. Wood
Canon City Transfer, Coal and Storage Company
Teachers Institute
Snell Hooks
Fly Books
Hunter Palmer
City Drug Store
E. L. Lowell
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
Midney
Palace Drug Store
MR. Hoolbrook
Anderson
C. A. Beghtel & Company
Oliver
The
Colorado Electric
North Fifth
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