Forest Home on Lincoln Park Delights Cafion City
Dail DeWeese, famed hunter and landowner, builds Forest Home a 44 by 92 log residence near Cafion City. The nine room all wood house features a large 168 foot porch, outside chimney, hand crafted lofts, and a grand den for trophy displays from twenty six hunts including seasons in Alaska. Landscaping includes eight acre lake, paths, boat house, and planned sail boat.
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Cafion
Farance
DeWeese
Mr. DeWeese
North America
Alaska
Museum of Natural History
Rocky Mountains
Cafon City
Caron
Lincoln Park
Cajion City
Hunt and Chase
America
Gardner
McNelly Meats and Optical Consults at St Cloud Hotel
Headache sufferers can consult Dr Karmen C Sapero at the St Cloud hotel from June 1 to June 10. He advertises wide patient-reported experience, free consultations, and money-back guarantees. Also mentions corn fed meats at McNelly's and glasses fitting with over 200 treated.
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Karmen C. Sapero
St. Cloud Hotel
Sapeco
Gold At The Hot Springs Stimulates Local Prospecting
Gold ore worth 145 dollars in gold and 15 dollars in silver per ton was reported by Harris the Hot Springs hotel chef from a dig near the hotel back yard on Grape Creek. The land belongs to Mrs. J. L. Prentis and Harris is working under a favorable lease while C. J. Fredrickson and partner hold patented ground nearby.
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Hot Springs
Harris
Colorado
Grape Creek
J. L. Prentis
C. J. Fredrickson
Fredrickson
Pike's Peak Discovery and Discoverer
Article from Fitz-Mack in the Colorado Springs Gazette notes Zebulon Pike led the 1806 expedition that mapped Pike's Peak after the Louisiana Purchase. It discusses prior Spanish and French knowledge, Pike’s ascent failure, and the tradition of a rough alter atop the summit with possible Spanish religious influence.
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Fitz-Mack
Colorado Springs Gazette
Pike’s Great Mexican Mountain and His Untimely End
The article recalls Lt. Zebulon Pike and his expedition linking his name to a Colorado peak later known as the Great Mexican Mountain. It notes his early fame, rapid promotion to brigadier general, and death at York in 1813 during the War of 1812. Pike miscalculated the peak’s altitude by 4000 feet, but his account remains engaging.
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Pike
Fremont
Colorado
England
United States
Lieutenant Pike
Hhis
Mr Stanley
Africa
Jefferson
McKinley
York
Canada
la Junta
Arkansas
Our Las Animas
Santa Fe
Purgatoire
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Forest Home
Dail DeWeese
McNelly
MoNelly’s
Pike’s Peak
Pike's Peak
Leutenant Pike
Fitz- Mack
Colorado Springs
France
Louisana Purchase
War Department
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
Arkansas River
St. Louis
Spain
Haken’s
Jewelry Store
R. Rosenberg
Lang
Tausston Warrs, Bers
Wynyt
Summer Union
Frank L. Smith
Morris
H. D. Avery
Main Street
Summer Coods
Queen Quality Shoes
Oxfords
Baebber & Biggs
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