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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1894
Page
1
A. T. and 8. F. Tae Caan announces through trains and service details for Lamar Colorado daily operations. W. EB. Cane serves as agent ensuring schedule and routing information for passengers.
The notice lists dates and venues for several fraternal and veterans organizations. Masonry and related orders meet on specified Saturdays or Fridays, with invitations to visiting members. Details include Van Deusen Lodge, Lawan Lodge, Raj Pine Deraatwxrr, Granada Societies, I O O P, Doctor Post, and others with meeting times and locations.
Churches schedule sermons and social meetings with times listed. Rev J D Dean leads Sunday services at 9 25 a m and 10 43 a m at the Granada M E Church social sessions and a Bible class are announced. May Valley School House hosts a max Vanier gathering at 3 00 pm. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
The ReoisteR seeks correspondents in every county community with regular submissions due Thursday mornings. Farmers report 160 acres sown to alfalfa. George Oyler and Fred Lamson visited Las Animas Monday. Henry ditch remains full of water. W H Guy begins homestead planting for alfalfa while Fred Rhyer sells hay to Lamar amid favorable crop prospects. Edwin Mattoon heads next week to his Galatea farm. John Stream sells many valley trees and jokes about his smile. Rev. Cochran of Lamar conducts well attended meetings in the schoolhouse with favorable results and hopes for continuation. A dental ulcer is mistaken for mumps. a voter quips about two votes next fall. commentary on reform and spoils follows.
Harry Noble went to Granada Saturday. Manuel the carpenter visited Lamar Saturday and Sunday. J. M. McMillen of Las Animas was a visitor to this city recently. Marion Haptonstall traveled to Kiowa to see his ill father. J O Stream sold fruit trees to friends here last week. A E Bent inspected work for his company here last week. If local crops reach the planned seed and preparation, yields will be immense. Homer Priddy suffered a swollen neck and jaw recently.
A list of names including Robert J. Nunden George W Bates William Steel Robert D Homsher Louisa M Desa Frank P Tipton George W Carothers Gus B Shino gle William A Graham George W White John M Purdy Henry J Bower Alfred Swanson Frank Swanson John B Campbell Nella C Jones Emma J Pickle James M Johnson Louisa V Newberry Daniel W Daly Jefferson D Shuford Oscar A Wilcox Maud Lee Stewart William Lyon Julian C Corberand John W Nelson William M Wilson Joseph P Jones John Barry Samuel H Tope James Buckley Daniel E McClatchey Simeon J Konkel Ida B Brewer Robert G Burnett Lyttleton E Alexander Charles M Gordon Joshua McFarland John A Miller.
For rent sixty acres of good farm land near Carlton Colorado. All broke and under a good ditch. Contact M. J. McMillen Carlton Colo.
Notice from M. Strain states no coal will be released until payment is received. The policy applies universally with no exceptions for status or wealth.
Notice is published that Melville M Simpson has filed to make final proof to establish his 4 percent land claim. Proof will be in Lamar Colorado before the Register and Receiver on April 21, 1894. Witnesses named are A K Ham George Simpson Wm Dingwall and James Dingwall all of Caddoa Colorado.
Notice is given that Russell S.C. of Ulo filed to prove desert land on lots 3 and 4 in section 4 township 7W 42W before the Register at Lamar Colorado on a Saturday in May 1894. Witnesses include Jacob Jenner L Wirt Markham and A N Parrish of Lamar. Also claimed are entries in section 21 township 22 S range 13 W proved by Hale Jacob Senzer Wirt Markham and A S Parrish. William S Sheaton of Granada also files desert land for sections 15 and 23 proved by Hale Jacob Senzer L Wirt Markham and A N Parrish. C D Forp Register.
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