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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
5
Lamar daily page notes mill back to full run, visitors from Holly Granada and Denver, county court business, race track plans, and a Fourth of July crowd. Local society includes visits by Mrs. Genevive Steward, Miss Lulu Horn, and a birthday reception for Mrs. Anna Strain. Water works upgrades, real estate tours, and upcoming county superintendent candidate A I Glase feature among county happenings.
The Lamar Seed Co prepares for winter by storing over 1200 tons of Canon City coal in a new warehouse and filling coal houses of local citizens. The move aims to keep Lamar well supplied despite any protracted strikes, making the city a regional coal headquarters and drawing trade from neighboring towns in the valley.
U P Church holds Sabbath School at 10 am and preaching at 11 am and 2 30 pm led by Pastor R H Barnes. Barton Church hosts usual Sunday services at 11 am and 8 pm with 10 am Sunday school and 7 pm Bible class led by P A Eusank. Mission churchs offer morning and evening sermons and Y P S C E activities with Evangelistic services at 5 pm and prayer meetings. pastors include J T Knuckey and Cuay T Runyon.
Mrs. Frybarger has been on the sick list lately. Mr. Jontz is grading the road just west of Carlton. Capt. Wing made a business trip to
Carltonites visited Granada and Sam Lawrence moved his staking outfit to Manzanola for steady work. A July 4 picnic near Manvel headgate drew about seventy five attendees with lemonade and ice cream sold by Mr. and Mrs. Nailor. Horse races featured Haberline and Vogel, a ladies’ race with Cora Morse besting Hazen, and McIntosh and Case shared oratorical honors. local merchants announce later hours starting July 15, with stores closing at 7 pm on weekdays and extending Saturday night to meet demand.
A Windsor Ontario notice dated January 14 1900 endorses Dr C D Warners Compound of Seven Cures as a superior blood purifier and life toner. Provincial game and fish warden C Quallin testifies to its benefits and notes McLean Bros sell the product.
An old newspaper snippet promotes McLean's Ice Cream, a full line of Butler's furniture, and a post July 1 closing out of Irwin's summer millinery. Granada dates July 18 and 19, Pure fruit juice syrups with ice cream at McLean's fountain. Also mentions Market Lumber Yard building materials and a money to loan note by A. E. Crawtorp.
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