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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1894
Page
1
Lamar Colorado Daily reports a west bound, possibly truncated freight or timetable item involving the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line. Details are unclear due to partial OCR.
A compiled notice listing various fraternal groups meeting weekly and monthly. C F Lawan Longe No 8 holds Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Lascar Lopez U D meets on the first and third Saturdays. Lamar Camp No 4 Woodmen of the World meets the first and third Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Kansas Post No 4 meets second and fourth Thursdays at 8 p.m. WoB Roses Reine Corrs meet second and fourth Thursdays at 8 p.m. Granada Societies A M Grasanas Lopar No 72 meets on or before each full moon. G A R Proctor Post No 47 meets on first and second Tuesdays at the Masonic hall. Visiting members invited.
The Reorter seeks correspondents in every community across the county. Send communications regularly and ensure they arrive at the office by Thursday morning for publication.
May Valley reports include good spring weather and irrigation use. Commissioner James moved into a new home this week while plowing and seeding of wheat and oats proceed. The canal runs full, a singing school ends its first term with a second starting Wednesday, and local social events with games cards and dancing are noted.
Churches announce services with preaching Sundays at 1 am and 9 30 am Pastor Rev D Droxe. Sunday school each Sunday 9 am and social meetings with reading. May Valley Sunday School at 2 pm invites all. Granada M E Church Sunday school at 2 20 pm invites all.
Mrs Calvin is again on Horse creek. Oliver Royal moves stock to Horse creek. Supt. Feast visits schools locally. M M Brown builds wind mill for a fish pond. Frances Conley makes trips south. Edith Brown returns from Washington and eastern Kansas preferring Colorado plains. Tremizer Woolman hunted a stray colt. Robisons visit Banks family. Arthur Conley at home enjoying time. Young folks attend Coolidge theater. W W Reynolds badly hurt three weeks ago riding horseback.
The Conroe column reports ideal weather and local activity. Mrs M Haptonstall visited Granada. A thousand acres are being prepared for spring crops. The sick have recovered after lagrippe. Mr and Mrs M M Priddy traveled to Lamar for Mrs Priddy’s tooth extraction. Harry Manville and Harry Nobles are at Granada applying drops in main laterals. Milt Dickason contemplates Oklahoma move. School opened with strong attendance and boxing hall preparations progress. Coro Grancer reports.
Advertised letters remaining in this office as of February 28 1894 include Bert Shafer F Towers Webster L Giefel Lindsey M F Hog M Carroll C E Carlsson H Carter P Daniel Walker F Falkenstine A Allen M Sansford C H Wilde Colo Mayher E Lamont M Leeham J P Klinemine J M Lake R Ross C W Best Geo Law R Crossman BE M Stratten L C E T Lee Postmastes.
Payment required in full before any coal can be moved from the yard. M. Strain declares strict enforcement with no exceptions for wealth or poverty.
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