Advertised Letters and Excursion Rates Summary
Advertised letters list unused at the office dated July 27 1808 includes Allizon Barnett Chavesra Francisco Dexter Will Pieming Haycraft Ketcham Little Sherman Towns Vanderpool Je annus Walker. Santa Fe Route announces excursion rates Lamar to Omaha exposition 30 day tickets 23.20 with sale June 1 to Oct 30. Final return limits vary with dates and destinations including Denver St Louis Greeley and Santa Fe N M. Tactical travel notes mention encampment and conferences with varied fare plans and return deadlines.
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Allizon
Barnett
R. J. Chavesra
Francisco Dexter
Will Pieming
William Haycraft
John Ketcham
CC Little
E Sherman Towns
Will Vanderpool
Elisma
Je ‘Anus Walker
J. W
D. BE. Cootes
P. M
Santa Fe
Lamar
Omaha
Sons of Veterans
Greeley
Ann Conference M. FE. Church
Denver
Awe Bankers Association
Ooe
St. Louis
Grand Order of Odd Fellows
N. Mex
Unusual Lamar congregation and hotel site news
A small Lamar Methodist service drew flies and few attendees, described as a noteworthy local oddity. Marshal Wilson and A Virgin clashed with several men. Tom Reed was wounded by a bullet and sent to Pueblo for treatment. The new hotel’s walls rise, with a planned ground floor office, dining area, stores, and twenty one ventilated rooms, promising Lamar a brighter hotel town image.
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Marshal Wilson
A. Virgin
Mr. Virgin
Tom Reed
York State
Reed
Strong
Fewkes
Pueblo
Calaboose
P Mw
Offic
Lamar
C T U Notes Describe August Ice Cream Social Plan
An enthusiastic group of ladies met at Mrs Fishie's home for a WIC meeting. They decided not to hold a convention until state president Mrs Telford can attend. The union plans an ice cream social and literary entertainment in the second week of August with lecturer Miss Winnie Hasty.
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Fsishie
WIC. I. U
Winnie Hasty
May Valley News Roundup Shows Harvest Push and Local Doings
May Valley reports wheat harvested and stacking under way while alfalfa crops rise for hay. Judge Ware of Lamar faces rustication. Mrs Mills of Amityville visits aunt Mrs Collins. Extra fine water promises record corn. Hopewell school to gain a new teacher. Threshing season opens soon with large yields anticipated. Frost Liggett and wife visit friends. Ira Swadiey works for Storage Company patrolling feeder eastern section. Rev. M Tidball is a popular speaker delivering sermons biweekly.
Lost item notice in Lamar seeks return
On Sunday the 17th in Lamar a buggy side curtain vanished. Finder will be rewarded by leaving the item at this office.
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Lamar
Arkansas Valley Notes Highlight Mining Town Happenings
The La Junta drama group scores in mining towns while Las Animas sets August 9 for an electric light proposition. La Junta crowds an excursion to Manitou. W M Wiley reports improved health and may return Monday. Elder Funderburgh eyes property near Rocky Ford becoming a citizen. Canteloupe prospects spark price fears. The Bloomer Girls lose to La Junta amid a large crowd of bald-heads. La Junta–Rocky Ford baseball war ends in a draw. Lamar Las Animas plan electric lights. Rocky Ford prompts questions. Postmaster Stephenson of Garden City faces statutory rape charges. town funds push prosecutions. Rev Unruh eyes new location for farmers under Bessemer ditch. Swink bees exhibit comb patterns for fair and Omaha expo.
Public Notice of Final Proof for William Aasty
Lane Office at Lamar Colorado dated 1 July 1898 publishes that settler William Aasty has filed for final proof on his land claim. Proof will be before the register and receiver at Lamar on Saturday September 3, 1898. Witnesses listed: Stephen Scott J L Chism Charles D Baldwin and J W Davidson, all of Lamar Colorado.
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Lane
Lamar
Conn
Otice
Colorado
William Aasty
Rug
Stephen Scott
J. L. Chism
Charles D. Baldbvin
J. W. Davidson
W. A. Merril
Ustrep Sratres Lann Oraece
Coxp
John Coe
L. Wirt Markham
A. A. Campbell
M. D. Parmenter
B. W. Parmenter
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Queens Implements
Harry
Ware
Harne
P Lane
Co. C. Huddleston
Lamar, Colorado
Lemar
Wisi Boece
East Rooxn
P.m
A.m
Daurry
Hasty
Oshee
Goodale
Aman
Samar
J. A. Strong, M. D
Huddleston
Laman, Coronapo
Goodale Building
J. K. Doughty
Uly
J Anderson
James
WM. F. Cross
Prop. Blodgett
Colo
Conwell Bid
East Main Street
California
Kansas City
Chicago
New Mexico
el Paso
Mexi
Harvey
Colorado Springs
Mani Pueblo
J. P. Hall
Lawrence Street
Cota
I. S. Bryant
Mae Blackwell
Drpawts
Lamar Register
Ite
Methodist Church
la Junta
Canada
W. A. Merrill
J. A. Rosebrough
J. W. Chaplin
Missouri
Geo. Browning
Zack Taylor
Mace Palmer
A. M. Brenaman
D. L. Rader
M. FE
Granada
J. L. Mayfield
Caddoa
John Prowers
Mayfield-Milburn
Seeon
Christian Church
John Comer
Cool- Scrivens
C. T. U. Notes
May Valley
Judge Ware
C. W. Burke
Hopewell School
Frost Liggett
Ira Swadiey
Storage Company
M. Tidball
Jay
Arkansas Valley Notes
The
la Junta Dramatic Company
Las Animas
Manitou
W. M. Wiley
Holly Chieftain
Elder Funderburgh
Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Bloomer Girls
Stephenson
Garden City
D. J. Unruh
Bessemer Ditch
Holly
Senator Swink
Omaha Exposition
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