06 May 1893
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1893
Page
1
Local notices list schedules for P Lamar Loner and Cape group lodges with meeting nights. It covers A F and A M units, Woodmen of the World, G A R posts, Women's Betterment Council, and Granada Societies with meeting dates, officers, and invitation notes.
E Cuveen conducts services at Lamar Minted Preaching Sundays at 11 and 5. Sunday school at 9 40. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at EB meets nightly. Cherstras Creren at LAR Aenes School Iz Sundays at 92 Social Benefit and Bible reading 10 45 May Valley Sunday school at May Valley School House. Gmawapa Sonpay senior meets at M EB Church Granada Sundays at 2200. All invited to attend.
The notice lists General Delivery hours Monday through Saturday from early morning to 7 p.m. Sundays are split with 11 to 12 a.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. It includes a schedule of mails by direction with various times for South West East routes and multiple numbered mail runs such as No. 2 No. 147 No. 6 No. 639 No. 8 and others with specific departure and arrival times.
Advice promotes sunshine and breaks from work with a Santa Fe Route excursion to Las Vegas Hot Springs New Mexico. Suggests a week at Montezuma Hotel for hot baths barro ri jays and mountain buntings with winter retreat implied.
A $25 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of anyone unlawfully removing fences or other improvements from Lamar Farm Company lands.
Public timber culture notice filed April 13 inviting heirs of Joseph Lytle to appear May 16 to answer alleged failure to comply with timber culture law on entry no L190 in Pueblo and Prowers counties Colorado. Russell Coates files complaint. tract described as southwest quarter section 13 township 22 south range 4 west. Receiver Goopare to oversee proceedings.
Correspon dence from Martynia News notes effort to gather correspondents countywide and requests regular submissions. Items cover cane and maize planting, a pet chick survivor, broom making, a schoolhouse ball at Adrian, quiet school elections at Pleasant Valley and Great Bend, a booming post office with bi weekly mail, upcoming store and blacksmith shop, Pleasant Valley schoolhouse renovations, fall and spring wheat timing, ditch improvements by Prowers Land & Trigation Co, weather hopeful for rain, visits from Wolf Creek residents, and a note on Governor Waite's bridge bill decision. Coro Grancer signs off.
In Granada this week John Bromfield returns after Kansas visit while F D Hesse and J Scott Robertson hold posts in XY district. J Q Hagerman reelected secretary in district 11. W H Hale reelected secretary for three years and Wm Ketterlin as treasurer for two. D H Dickason collects $502 insurance for his burned drug store and plans a brick building on the ruins. Drouth and county assessor burdens east end residents. L C Graden plans a Kansas vacation. Augusta Fairfield of Peabody visits her brother J C Merrill.
Miss Elva Priddy visited the Misses Maginnis at Morse for several days. Road overseer McDowell is doing essential road work near Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Higbee spent last week on Plum Creek with R. A. Lincoln's family. Lamar mill company fences land north of Carlton for fall wheat.
Horse Creek notes a dry spell with hay hauling, cattle on shares, and a wolf hunt in Kiowa County led by Sheriff James Witt. Local social at M. M. Brown’s featured high five and music by Ira Fish. M. M. Brown elected president and W. E. Vincent treasurer. The Navajo war is described as largely on paper with tribes estimated at twenty thousand and potential four to five thousand warriors, though behavior near reservations remains peaceful due to property to defend.
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