Daily Lamar Rail Service Update
A. T. & F. Tuse Cane announces through trains now operating at 4 and 5. W. E. Cane serves as agent, informing passengers and stakeholders in Lamar, Colorado.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1894
Page
1
A. T. & F. Tuse Cane announces through trains now operating at 4 and 5. W. E. Cane serves as agent, informing passengers and stakeholders in Lamar, Colorado.
Local fraternal and veterans groups announce meeting times for F Laman No 8 A V Deusen N G P H EATON Lee A P A M Lawanr Lonor U D meets monthly. Lamar Camp No 38 Woodmen of the World gathers first and third Fridays. Kit Carson G A R Post No 9 meets second and fourth Thursdays. Women s Relief Corps meets second and fourth Wednesdays. LaMar Fire Department meets first Monday. O M A Alexander Post No 44 meets Mondays. Granada Societies A M and I O G F meet Saturdays near full moon and every Saturday. Proctor Post No 47 G A R meets first and third Tuesdays.
Churches schedule weekly services at M E Church Granada and May Valley School House. Rev J D Droxn pastor leads Sunday preaching at 11am and Sunday school at 9 45am. Bible reading at 10 2 43am. May Valley Sunday School at 1pm. Granada Sunday School at 2 29pm. All invited to attend.
The RegistEx seeks a correspondent in every county community with weekly submissions due by Thursday morning. Mrs. Geo. Bishop is ill. Alfalfa harvest will start ten days earlier. Our annual school election passed quietly. F. H. Rosacrans was reelected treasurer for three years. A special levy of 10 mills was approved. The Clover Meadows school exhibition last Saturday evening drew a full house. Water users along the La Junta and Lamar canal protest mismanagement and failure to deliver pro rata water.
Marion Haptonstall recovers rapidly after recent events. The Wednesday shower was warmly welcomed. The school election passed quietly with M. J. McMillen elected treasurer. May Black, S. H. Cox head, and J. A. McDowall of Lamar visited McMillen last Tuesday. Colorado Granger condemns attempts to dominate three school elections as harmless, snake-in-the-grass.
J D McCready moved into his home north of the railroad. Miss Daisy Baxter from Trinidad visits Granada this week. Sheriff Hagerman and family are visiting in Granada. J L Mayfield and Ira Pratt elected president and treasurer of the Granada school board. Ben Riley elected president of district No 10 and J F Mendenhall in district No 18 XY district. M A Burrows traveled to Kansas last week and returned with bride Myrtle Singer from Kansas.
A republican platform vision by Hon. Thomas H. Carter calls for permanent protectionist tariffs, a strong merchant marine, and a living Monroe Doctrine. He urges unity through honest elections, a united canal link between oceans, bimetallism, and continued internal improvements as essential to future Republican success and civilization.
Midway Kansas reports the wedding pair occupying the Coffing residence while C I Hutchins returns for summer and plans to prove up a timber claim in June. Granada area saw beneficial rains Wednesday afternoon and evening easing drought, though east ditch water remains scarce.
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