13 May 1893
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1893
Page
1
Public notice from Prowers County Land and Irrigation Co based in Lamar Colorado regarding land and irrigation matters. Details reference property, parcels, and local governance implications for residents and stakeholders in the region.
I C O P Laman Loper 80 meets Tuesday at p.m. All members and visiting brothers invited. W E Cann N G W P Heat on Sec A F A M Lawan Loner U D meets third Saturday eve monthly. C C Goopare W M J B Tanxrer Sec. Woodmen Lamar Campy 3 meets first and third Friday every month at 8 p.m. Gro T Hexpert W C E Pree Clerk. G A R Kit Carson Post 59 meets second and fourth Thursday at 8 p.m. All comrades invited. C Gooparz Com D E Cooren Adj. W R C Women’s Better Corrs meet Odd Fellows hall 3 p.m. second and fourth Thursday. Mrs W Gouth Pres Mrs D E Cooren Sec Tre. Lama Fine Department meets first Tuesday 4 p.m. Frep Scumrer Chief Jon T Law Ess Sec. M A Alexander Realm No % meets Monday 8 p.m. Visiting members invited. Granada Societies A F A M Granxapa Lopoe 72 meets Saturday nights on or before full moon and two weeks after. C I Hutchins W M C L McPherson Sec y. I O O F Gaanapra Lower 78 meets every Saturday night. Wa McKenzie N G Prank Len Sec y. G A R Proctor Post 47 meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at Masonic hall. All comrades invited. F Dickinson Com D W Roprysow Adj.
The Register seeks a countywide correspondent and notes updates from Albert Miller the McIntosh and Nelson cattle leases to J O Stream. It reports fence completion around the local school, irrigation ditch work at ten miles, harvest activity, and residents moving or planning trips, with hopeful signs for crops and a lighthearted note about a local youth leaving for New Mexico.
Crore at Laman Services held as invades Bowen at 10 a.m. and p.m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9 2 a.m. Bible reading at 10 45 a.m. May Valley School House at 3 o'clock p.m. Everyone cordial invited. Granada Sunday school meets at the M E Church in Granada every Sunday at 2 20 o'clock khm. Everybody invited to attend.
General delivery hours run Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays offer two brief sessions from 11 to 12 and 6 to 7 p.m. The schedule lists mail arrivals and departures from the South West East and daily routes with several numbered consignments and times such as 7 a.m. 10:47 a.m. and 6:17 p.m. with various No. items and fret numbers noted in the list.
Advice urges taking sun and rest to stay healthy and happy. It promotes a Santa Fe Route excursion to Las Vegas New Mexico with a week at Montezuma Hotel for hot baths burro rides sunlit days and mountain bunting. Copy details given for G T Nicholson Topeka Kansas.
Oliver Royal and wife remain on their claim here as residents. Rain last Saturday measured about 1 inch. Miss Robinson earns general satisfaction as teacher. W. E. Vincent repairs fences on the Irving ranch. A brother-in-law of J. S. Banks may relocate here. Cattle or sheep to herd this year is debated. C. M. Stanley and wife voted at the school meeting from Holly residence. James Bristow from Greeley county aided M. M. Brown and returned home. Sheriff Witt of Kiowa county arrested in a wire rustling case. Rustlers watched in this locality. School board called a new election last Tuesday. Two north side voters were challenged. M. M. Brown elected president and W. E. Vincent treasurer by 15 to 13. R. M. Watson contemplates contesting the election. Salary will pay him if he wins.
Geo Bishop attended Eads on Tuesday. Ira Swadley and Frank Lay traveled to Stewart for seed corn. John Stucky of Sherman county visits Ira Swadley’s family. Pasture is poor. rain needed. Sabbath school reorganized with good attendance. 10:30 a.m. service. Wheat spring seeding started slowly after rains. alfalfa meadows respond slowly without irrigation. Annual school meeting well attended. George Bishop elected president for three years. F H Rosecrans treasurer for one year. 8 mill levy approved. Hollinger fence to enclose school grounds. new school building planned. light indebtedness to carry out measures.
A boiler explosion at the La Junta electric light plant rocked the town at 7 p.m. wednesday. Engineer Charlie Sheppard was killed, bricks and debris damaged nearby homes and a planing mill, and eight workers were injured or endangered. Loss estimated around 20000 dollars. Pueblo Chief. jan.
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