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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1894
Page
1
Ida A. T. and S. F. Tuesday Cane appears in Lamar Colorado notes with brief mention of local transport or event details in the period context.
Public auction to sell the described Denver Colorado real estate and water rights under a deed of trust dated in the 1800s to secure a note. Trustee Henry J. Page and successor in trust announce the sale for cash to satisfy the debt, costs, and fees with 30 days notice, at the north door of the Denver court house.
Fraternal organizations including C. C. F. Lawar Lona A and A. P. & A. M. plan regular meetings. Woodmen of the World Cane No. 33 meets first and third Fridays. Kir Carson Post No. 0 and Granada Societies host monthly sessions. Alexander Rat No. 9 and Grana Lopex No. 72 hold weekly or near-full-moon gatherings.
Church services at M. E. Cacren in Laman with Sunday 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. services led by Rev. J. D. Davis. Sunday School at Lawam begins 9:30 a.m. Social meeting and Bible reading at 10:43 a.m. May Valley School House hosts Valley Sunday School at 1 p.m. Granada M. E. Church holds Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. Everyone invited to attend.
The Register seeks correspondents in every county community with weekly mail by Thursday. Updates note water shortages in Amity and Hyde, a Sunday school organized with Miss Clara Mace as superintendent, and farm activity including cattle leasing and tree planting for Arbor Day. Farmers report wind damage to fall wheat. spring wheat considered riskier. Local road improvements include Adrian school yard trees. Hogue leases the Van Deusen farm. Mort Strain buys and moves a house on the Al Mayhew property.
The column commends Mr Thurston for road work in the area and urges voters to back party candidates with an interest in schools. Arbor Day at Great Bend included a large dinner though no trees could be planted due to soil conditions. Miss Brown replaces Miss Lewis at the Eads school while Miss Lewis attends elsewhere.
Miss Carrie Vincent is in Lamar this week while Cash Stanley moves on his ranch. Ira Fish and R Millingar attend court as County Superintendent Feast visits Horse Creek Tuesday. Esquire Vincent inherits a sum from a Boston cousin Cass. Oliver Royal relocates to his Horse Creek ranch to feed alfalfa on land bought from S N Canfield. Mrs Louie Lyon visits friends and heads to Oklahoma soon. her husband already runs a claim with a drugstore posich.
Lamar Lodge No. 90 A F and A M reports the death of Brother George W Butler. The resolution cites his service to the lodge and community and offers heartfelt sympathy to his family. It directs publication in city papers and a copy to the widow, signed by the lodge officers and committee.
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