Crown Patent flour touted as best in town
Do you want a strictly first class, perfect flour Crown Patent will suit you. There is none to compare with it. Your grocer sells it. G. H. Bertling of Pueblo was transacting business in Carion City a few days ago. Harvey Birch and J. Will Jonson of Pueblo were visitors last Friday. Presiding Elder Kirkbride preached at the Methodist church Sunday. The Rio Grande district annual conference will be held at Salida on August 29. The Linneer building brickwork on Greenwood is progressing. Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at Sell's Island. Officer James Dawson of Victor visited Carion recently and was treated for pneumonia. Deputy Postmaster Penley and family return from Cottonwood outing. Mr. Penley entertained at the post office. Omaha Market advertises corn-fed beef and a fine flour mill in Colorado. Mrs. Stearley visited Cripple Creek. Will Mack and Jim Prentiss left for a week of fishing near Almont. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Huffman. Barkley of Kansas City and daughter Mrs. J. D. Estes are guests of Mrs M. R. Brown. Last night’s band concert drew a smaller crowd but was enjoyed. Irving Stockton leaves for Columbia, Missouri, to enter college. Elmer Colwell welcomes a newborn daughter. Pueblo aims to attract Labor Day crowds with prizes. Hobo trouble warned in Cafion City. Lee Fairbanks and family stayed at Hot Springs hotel. he is Saguache county clerk. RECORD notes a pleasant call. For sale five acres unimproved fruit land with water right at $750. Try McNelly for meats.
Fruitland Ditch Spurs Carson City Growth and Irrigation
A long feature details the transformation of lands north of the city from sage brush and gullies to cultivated fields and fruit trees. Led by F. A. Raynolds and Henry Earle, the Fruitland Ditch system lifts water at 300 000 gallons per hour, feeds a five mile main canal with numerous laterals, and supports 285 acres under cultivation supervised by Jere Moran. The project aims to attract settlers, expand city borders, and turn the area into a thriving agricultural and urban fringe.
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Harding Addition
Chico
F. A. Raynolds
Henry Earle
Fruitland Ditch
Oil Creek
Fruitland Water Co
Second Street
Carson City
Fifteenth Street
Colorado State Penitentiary
Jere Moran
Earle & Raynolds
James P. Chapman
Fred Whipple
Agnes Stewart
Hunter Palmer
W. H. McClure
George Williams
Joseph H. Maupin
L. A. Downs
M. Fornier
J. J. Cone & McClure
City Schools WII Begin Tuesday September 4th
City schools set to open Tuesday September 4. Examinations will be held September 1 at 9 am in the high school room for pupils who failed grades or entering from other towns. First primary grade entrants register then. High school faculty meets September 3 in the superintendent's office at 1 30 pm. General teachers’ meeting follows at 3 pm in the Washington building.
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Washington
Jefferson School
Si Island Summer Resort Fishing Event Noted
fragmentary OCR mentions Si Island summer resort and fishing event. no clear dates or participants provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Island
Ummer Resort
Oil prospects in South Park country spark interest
United Oil Company of Florence reports surface indications of oil in South Park country as samples show oil-filled rock. Agent M. B. Robinson notes potential taps at 1400 to 1800 feet. Nearby, Armstrong Bros. store gleams after painters and paper hangers work while customers still shop amid dust.
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United Oil Company of
Florence
South Park Country
M. B. Robinson
Armstrong Bros
Classified Notice for Rentals and Travel Ad
The REcorp Want Column invites listings for anything to rent or sell. An ad promotes Krouse's Cold Cure Prepared in Verot capsules at 25 cents. Also a travel note offers a Cripple Creek round trip for $2.00 with a 6:30 am Sunday train departure from Hunter Valmer.
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Krouse
Hunter Valmer
Cripple Creek
Corner Seventh And Flacon Minstrel Bill
A grand aggregation of over thirty vocalists and specialty acts performs Part I Gay Song and Chatter with a vast group before the footlights Part II features a rapturous show of spellbound varieties and a grand cake walk Part III ends with a good night finale Admission to the garden is 25c with no extra seat charge Ice cream cake and soft drinks available during the entertainment
Hot Springs Hotel hack meets the 11 p m train in front of Peabody’s
The Hot Springs Hotel hack stands in front of Peabody's drug store as a street hack up to 11 p m. 3ilts Assaying and all kinds of chemical work are offered at A E Rudolph's old stand with prompt returns. John Herman, a graduate chemist, is the successor to A E Rudolph.
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Hot Springs
Peabody's Drug Store
A. E. Rudolph
John Herman
Looking-Glass Humor in Livingstone South Africa
In South Africa Livingstone’s looking glass amuses natives as they inspect their reflections in joyous, humorous comments. A moment of private vanity reveals a harsh truth about self perception, observed by a missionary presence nearby, per Detroit Free Press.
Insurance Investments in Russia Reported
Insurance companies in Russia held capital amounting to 3200,000,000 with 21,114 insured persons in 1800. The total insurance value stood at 85,500,000 dollars, of which 30,900,365 dollars were received by an American insurance company.
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Russia
American Insurance Companion
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Bethel’s
Cassimere
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Cton
Fit and Wear
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J. M. Ragsdale & Sons
Canon City
Colo
Fremont County
Towner County Bank
Cando
North Dakota
First National Bank
Newton
Kansas
Fremont County Bank
Cafion City
Colorado
G. H. Bertling
Pueblo
Carion City
Harvey Birch
J. Will Jonson
Kirkbride
Methodist Church
Rio Grande District
Salida
Greenwood
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sell’s Island
James Dawson
Victor
Carion
Penley
Cottonwood
Omaha
Samuel Stearley
Col. Willard
Will Mack
Jim Prentiss
Almont
Gunnison County
W.l.huffman
Mr. Barkley
Kansas City
J. D. Estes
M. R. Brown
Corner Tenth
Irving Stockton
A. R. Stockton
Columbia
Missouri
Elmer Colwell
Madcon Avenue
Cajion City
Lee Fairbanks
Hulda
Fairbanks
Saguache County
I. F. Dawson
Ale
Try McNelly
Whipple’s Book Store
Sont County
Moran
Fruitland
W. H. Griffith
Teller Silver Republican Party
Cation City
Knights of Pythias
Ouray
William J. Hardin
Cafson City
Cape Nome
Walsenburgh
Sloane-Ripley Company
Grayback Region
Aaron Ripley
Cajon City
Wn. T. Bridwell
Henry Beach
Mrs. Beach
Mesdames Grubbs and Miller
Litchfield
Illinois
Denver
John Lanning
Frank
Charles
South Carion
Fruitmere
Court House
Blacksmith’s Shop
West Main Street
G. Taylor
W. Ei, Groom, Doawsen
Cafson City Mills
Crown Patent
Fine Line Lawn Mowers
Ellis & Ood
Anderson & CO
Main St
Huffman
J. M. Ragedale & Sons
Peare
Davis
the Enchanted Garden
Harvey Norton
Flacon
Earth
Sky
Talbent
Joe Newman
Lafayette
Harry B. Watson
Grace Belmont
Emma Carus
Charley Chase
Stuart
Patti
Chas. B. Wa
Bowery
Stewart Bisters
Manhattan
Clifford & Burt
L. F. Dawson
Notary Public
Record Office
Slt
Cify Book Store
Fowler Bros
Orrositza Poserorricz
E. R. Griffin
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
Boston
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Massachusetts
New York
Philadelphia
Caracas
Nicaragua
Noisel
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France
Washington Star
Livingstone
South Africa
Detroit Free Press
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