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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1892
Page
3
Local notes report Aunt Jemima flour at Lee's and groceries by Ferguson and Silver. The column covers visits from Granada and Lamar residents, church services, road works, new settlers, and upcoming Bean Bake and Ball at Kit Carson post.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder is praised for producing hot buckwheat Indian and wheat cakes along with hot biscuits doughnuts waffles and muffins. It is claimed to leaven without fermentation using pure cream of tartar to ensure a neutral flavor and consistently light results praised by longtime patrons.
Granada items report visitors and residents in Lamar, sickness from grippe, a pneumonia death of Winchester House's infant, and church and lodge activities. Notables include Sheriff McCurry, Henry Koen, Rev. N. E. Gale, and Masonic and Odd Fellows officers recently installed, with a note on the lodge’s strong finances.
George Woods wintering 125 cattle for D D company. Change in ditch matters sparked rejoicing then sparked doubt about accuracy. James Stephenson moved two houses from Lamar to his homestead. Ground frozen, wells dug. seven wells completed with ample water.
Notice lists names of individuals with uncalled for mail at the office. Names include J. M. Smith H. F. Kleibacker Milton Crogan Benedict J. M. New A. B. Nichols Sophia Lee P. M. The notice asks debtors to call and settle at once.
Notice states Martin A. Lixcots seeks entry of land in Colorado with proof of continuous residence and cultivation. Witnesses listed include M. Wilson J. B. Cline A. B. Stewart and F. Tate, all of Large Colorado. hearing February 18 1582 before the Register and Receiver at Col.
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