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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1895
Page
5
The Republican convention convened Saturday March 2 at 2 PM to elect delegates for the town election and discuss pro code and economical city government. Local clergy and merchants report revival services ongoing and several residents travel to Lamar from Granada Carlton Kearney and Baca county.
J K Mullen promotes nursery stock and Lamar residents attend a Rio Vista ranch party. Funeral services for Mrs E G Henkins are noted along with travel to Kansas. United Presbyterian Church opens and revives services as Rev Pomeroy leads a week of meetings. City election nears with a push for a nonpartisan businesslike ticket and broad church concerns.
Irwin introduces Can't Rip Seamless Shoes designed for men and boys. The footwear promises durable construction and a comfortable fit suitable for daily wear and outdoor activities. The ad highlights sizing options and available colors.
Election notice announces Lamar Colorado will hold the annual election at the Hose House on the 2nd day of May 1895 to choose one mayor for one year and three trustees for two year terms. Dated March 1896, with signatures M J Unpgxwoop mayor and C G Lyxca clerk.
The SW quarter of section 8 township 22 range 48 known as the Leslie A farm and the NW quarter of section 8 township 22 range 48 known as the Thomas J. Martin farm, each 160 acres, both irrigable with clear titles. Sold or rented on favorable terms. for details write E. F E Buakety Montpelier Vermont or B. B. Brown First National Bank Lamar Colorado.
A Wesley college pin and an oxidized silver cane head are missing. Finder should return them to this office to receive a reward.
The partnership formerly known as Coolidge & Young is dissolved by mutual consent. All future business will be conducted by C. N. Young who assumes all obligations from February 23, 1895.
Lloyd Slater and Zilpha Slater pledge land in Colorado to Lombard Investment. John Q Hagerman, acting sheriff and successor in trust, will auction the property April 3 in Lamar to satisfy 1884 note of 1200 dollars plus interest. James A Cherry is attorney of record.
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