West Bourn No.1 T6 am Eatr Boeno No.3 53 a.m.
West Bourn schedules show No 1 at 6 am and No 3 at 53 minutes after. New W lists 4 pm.
13 Jul 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1895
Page
1
West Bourn schedules show No 1 at 6 am and No 3 at 53 minutes after. New W lists 4 pm.
Local notices list multiple fraternal groups with meeting times at Masonic hall Odd Fellows hall and Granada lodges. Entries mention Woodmen of the World Lamarcaur Lamar Tepes No 9 Teomax and other orders with Friday Saturday and monthly schedules and officers.
Local churches announce Sabbath and Sunday services with hours including 1 730 pm and 10 am Sunday School. Pastors Z M E C Weseen and C F Waser lead gatherings at multiple venues with prayers and invitations to all.
The Reptives request a correspondent in every county community and ask for regular communications. Submissions must reach the office by Thursday morning to ensure publication.
Carlton residents share social visits from Lamar to Granada. Hail storms reach Wichita county and a mare is seriously injured by a kick at W Leonard’s stable. Church groups meet with hopeful attendance and a Christ centered program planned for July 14. Alfalfa seed prospects look modest with twenty five percent of first crop standing. Minnie Billingslea hired to teach eight months at Wells district school.
May Walier reports grain cutting is two weeks late due to weather. A fresh rain has fallen and drizzle has persisted since Tuesday evening, while Mrs. W. EK. Tattle remains noted in local gossip.
Local updates report George French planting broom corn, Dick Millingar and Bud crops, Mike Conley on the Holly section, and wet ground from daily rains. Robison family at the river picking currants, Oscar Vincent and M. Stanley on the south side with the roundup. Allen of Lamar helps by installing a windmill for Ol Royal. Wm. Merrill inventories local property. Wolves threaten sheep and lambs at night. Added ad promotes Las Vegas Hot Springs New Mexico and the Hotel Montezuma with round-trip Santa Fe Route tickets and an illustrated pamphlet from J. P. Hall, Santa Fe Route.
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