Obituary notices James D Curtis dies after illness
James Del bert Curtis, a 55 year old rancher from Upper Beaver Creek, died at Dr Graves hospital after pneumonia complications and a leg infection. Born in North Carolina, he moved to Colorado in 1876, married in 1892, and leaves a wife and two children. He belonged to Florence lodge Elks and will be buried Friday afternoon under their auspices at Lakeside cemetery with services at A E Wilson parlors.
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James Delbert Curtis
Dr. Graves Hospital
Canon City
Beaver Creek
Mr. Curtis
North Carolina
Colorado
Curtis
Florence Lodge
A. E. Wilson
Shaw
East Canon
Lakeside Cemetery
Fre mont County Commissioners Allow May General Fund Bills
The Fre mont county board of commissioners approved general fund bills for May, authorizing payment of approved expenditures.
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Fremont County
Kansas-Colorado Finances to be Straightened Out
Pueblo June 22 that the Kansas Colorado railroad will be completed as planned and all indebt edness paid with work resuming at once. Kansas City Construction Co. to begin work, route through to Dodge City with first branch Turkey Creek to Pueblo. Administratrix Grace G. Merris notices creditors to present claims on July 24 1909 at Canon City.
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Colorado Railroad
Kansas
Pueblo
A. B. Hulst
Lawrence
Kansas City Construction Co
Dodge City
Turkey Creek
Hulit
Sophia B. McElwee
Fremont
Colrado
Canon City
Colorado
Grace G. Merris
la Grange
W. H
Kelso
Allred
W. R
Smith, H. EB
Esser, Joseph
Esser
Joseph
Chetelat
John
Thompson
Jack
Morris, W. L
Webster
H. C
Miller, F. X
Hutton, Henry
Bridges
Maupin
Jos
Merriam, Minnie
Barthel, Frank
Rere So
Dal Ashley
Bladen Jeffries
Thomas
Ghee Dean Blythe
Michael Palace
Cobley
Bert
Ritzman
Lorents Chetelat
Fair Mer Ce Bancroft
L. H. Zengel
Karl Anderson
J. M. McGeary
A. M. Snepp
J. D
Manning, Frank
Gilray, J. C
Fremont Co. Nat. Bank
Gitray, Chas
Kelling
Fred
Seseees
Wroore
T. B
Cece
Citizens State Bank
Palace Livery
Infos Cs O D Sartor
Bbs
Ie Ieee
Moyle, Martin
D. No
Seeeeee
Uece
Pe Bethel Clo
Clarkson
G. L Coulter
Craig, J. M
Jeffries
Thomas H
Butler
F. P
Gilray
Ron
Thatcher
First Nat. Bank
Forbes
Gueem
Locke
Spencer
T. E
Denton
Wilcon
Geo
Strathmore Hotel
Roberts
Thos
Cooper
James L
Perkins. C. F
Nat. Bank
Florence
Blythé
Michael
Florence State Bank
Sappington Bee
Esser, Wm. H
Remount Co. Nat. Bask
Geraghty
Huffer
Joe
Crawford
C. P
Waggoner
Harry
Durning
Navis
Louis
McNulty
Sarah
Pennett
B.C
Hart
Nellie
Atired
McFie
Bement
Hemmerle
Goith
H . Paxton
Phebe
Ginson
Logan
Kennedy, John R
McLain GR SO
Bloxheim
Peer Fund
Davis
W. B
Wit
Isn & Oo
Carlson
Edwin
Raiao
Work
Hubert
Rogers, C. A. & Co
Graves
C. Herman
Soleee
Lee
Howard
Columbia
McClemethan
P. F
Oarten
Hunt, J.T. Ove
Gee
Gadlke Dwr
Star Market
Emmerson, W. W
Riede, Fréd and Co
Easten
A. P
Moyle
Mra
Dinde Geen
Colo. Light and Power Co
Rasoslovich
Martin
Baker Gee Mai Eee
Os First Nat. Bank
Bank
Ramsay
R. A
Anderson, J. M. & Co
Bertha
Anderson
Irene
Batt
Ces Burns
Morris
Hadley Mer. Co
McNamee
Ethel
Reeves, C. E
Heer
Out West Pig and Sta Co
Gibson Lumber Co
Canon City Record
Burton Saddeiry Co
Canon City Cannon
Towler & Eee Ea Te Ihee Diamond Coal Co
Strenmetz, Frank
Durning, N.C
Starbuck, C. J
Jessie O
Esther
Henvey & Keys
Andrew
Nellle Wig
Eeekoa
Sores Esser
Skeets
Ssesee
Meith
Fes
Baldridge
Clarence
Palmer, Hunter
Diebert
Geo. M
Patton, C. CG
Daniels, W. J
Cooper, D. N
Canon Crystal Ice Co
Vexett. Joe
Higgins Bros
Sisees Ss
Grey, B. T
Ees Anderson, J. M. & Co
Adkinson
Dr. RC
Keable Drug Co
Fawley de
Harding Bros
Ben W & Co
Hendershot
H. W. Kelling
Frank Holmes
J. E. Augustine
J. W. Earlene Meaty
Elling
Frank
Moore
F. R
Joseph Easer
Patton
C. C
John A. Milner
James L. Cooper
Brown & Bonoew
Roe, G. W
Mitton, C. L
Mitton
C. IL
Read Fund. Co
W. BR
Allen, PF. B
Luurence Sewer
Tgee Nat. Bank
White
A Er Clement
Teachers Attend Twenty-First Annual Normal Institute in Pueblo
The twenty first annual Seventh Normal District institute convened at Centennial High School in Pueblo for ten days. Attendance already tops one hundred with fifty more expected, under the three county superintendents and director Prof. Milton C. Potter. Local attendees include Minnie C. Merriam Zelma Wise Margery Kirkton Mary Kirkton Blanch Hall Oscar Alsterud Mabel Barnes Irene Stratton Alice Williams Margaret Trout Coy Harrison Elizabeth Blair Ruth Smith Ida Warner Lola Hobson Edith Hamilton Alverta Miller.
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Seventh Normal District
Pueblo
Fremont
Custer
Centennial High School
Milton C. Potter
Minnie C. Merriam
Zelma Wise
Margery Kirkton
Mary Kirkton
Blanch Hall
Oscar Alsterud
Mabel Barnes
Irene Stratton
Alice Williams
Margaret Trout
Coy Harrison
Elizabeth Blair
Ruth Smith
Ida Warner
Lola Hobson
Edith Hamilton
Alverta Miller
Thurston White Showcases Canon City Apples This Morning
Horticulturist Thurston White of Beaver Land and Irrigation displays Vandevere Pippin Rambo Autumn Strawberry and Tolman varieties from his North Sixteenth Street orchard. He notes trees are heavily loaded, predicting a record Canon City apple crop next fall with hopes for ten thousand boxes from Gordon orchard in Beaver Park.
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Thurston White
Beaver Land and Irrigation Company
Vandevere
Tolman
North Sixteenth Street
Canon City
White
Gordon
Beaver Park
W. A. Matlock
Crawford
Dandelion Killing Plan for Fort Collins College
Fort Collins set letter shows G A Hardy of Canon City asking about lawn dandelions. W Paddock horticulturist replies there is no short cut and describes plowing every spring then reseeding about every five years to control seeds and young plants. For small lots, gasoline can control weeds.
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Fort Collins
G. A. Hardy
Canon City
Colo
W. Paddock
Women of Woodcraft Fold Delivers Pueblo Delegation
Gate City Circle delegates from W of Woodcraft plan to travel to Pueblo Thursday for District 1 No. 3 convention on the 24th. Mrs Kate Pohlmus, past guardian, attends as past district guardian and will meet delegates, with about 150 expected in attendance.
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Mesdames Ward
Schweigert
Weston
Moore
Stevenson
Conaway
A. H. Davis
Gate City Circle
Pueblo
Women of Woodcraft
Merriam
Normal Institute
Kate Polhemus
Food fishing in the Gunnison River heats up after high waters
Gunnison reports improved trout fishing as high water recedes. The river runs for forty miles between Almont and Sapin and sees anglers hopeful for better catches. Local guides note rising activity and steady bites as conditions normalize.
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Gunnison River
Gunnison
Almont
Sapin
Trout Fishing Boom At Gunnison Area Resorts
Summer resorts report rising guest numbers and strong catches as high water recedes. From Gunnison to Almont and Crested Butte, fisheries ship up to thirty five express boxes daily, totaling about forty tons of trout per season worth around fifty thousand dollars in the market. A million eggs hatch annually to sustain rainbow native and eastern brook trout back to the streams.
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Gunnison
Iola
Cebolla
Sapinero
Almont
Crested Butte
Parlins
Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Back and Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for bad backs and all kidney ills. It includes a testimonial from W. R. Ames of Canon City Colorado praising prompt relief and notes Foster Milburn Co as U S agents. Also counsels “Remember the same old Doan’s” and mentions woolen stockings aging.
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Dean
W. R. Ames
Riverside Avenue
Canon City
Colo
Peoria
Ill
Kidsey Ne
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doas
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the Elks
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Jan Juan County
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O. N. Orendorff
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