Prosperity and social rounds in Lamar this week
Local notes report pie social at Methodist church and "Old Crochet" at the Christian church. Postmaster Lee has a new desk, and Gov. Cooper visits Chicago on private business. Lamar real estate activity rises, timber discussion advances, and a new crossing appears on railroad avenue. A.M. Nicholas attends county board, and W. R. Davis sails for Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lee
Governor Cooper
Chicago
F. H. Rosacrans
Lamar
Granada
Railroad Avenue
Moorish
Notice of Lost Horses Turned In Pasture Lamar Colo 1889
Notice to the owner of two horses that were turned into J. W. Myer’s pasture east of Lamar last May. One sorrel with a brand on the left shoulder and one roan with a JT brand on the left hip. Owner must come forward to claim and pay charges for keeping. Lamar Colorado November 18, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notioe
Lamar
Colo
J. W. Myer
Law Partnership Dissolution Between Goodale and Cooper
Notice states the practice partnership between C. C. Goodale and D. E. Cooper is dissolved as of November 23, 1889 in Lamar. Signatures listed as C. C. Goopar and D. E. Coorenr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Goodale
D. E. Cooper
Lamar
C. C. Goopar
D. E. Coorenr
Banana Line Promotes Rail Service Across the West
The Banana Line advertises free reclining chair cars on the Santa Fe Route linking Denver and major cities including Colorado Springs Pueblo Topeka Kansas City Ft Madison Galesburg and Chicago with two daily trains across eastern western routes. It markets fast service to San Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco plus Pullman Tourist Cars for California. Round trip tickets are offered at reduced rates to Texas Pacific and Gulf Coast points and City of Mexico. A direct line to Las Vegas Hot Springs New Mexico is highlighted with Colorado headquarters at 1700 Lawrence St Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Topeka
Kansas City
Ft. Madison
Galesburg
Chicago
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
City of Mexico
Texas
Pacific
Gulf Coast
Las Vegas
Hot Springs
New Mexico
Colorado
Lawrence St
Denver, Colo
Local notices urge use of M. E. Harper lighting
Window lights out of houses should be furnished by M. E. Harper. Judge Chadeayne offers Colorado Fee Table books at twenty five cents each. GooDale & Cooper advertise spot cash loans on final proofs and deeded lands. Perham offers jewelry repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Harper
Chadeayne
Colorado
Goodale & Cooper
Sale of School Lands Notice in Lamar Colorado 1889
Notice of public auction December 16 1889 at 2 pm in Denver and Lamar for land parcels with minimum prices and payment schedules. Also levies on real estate in Lamar to satisfy a court execution of seven hundred twenty five dollars and costs. Sheriff Billow directed to sell at Lamar Court House for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
A. Deeter
Colorado
Lamar
Rogers
Wilde
Squire Himes
Kansas
Misa Mamie Exline
Ippolita
Denver
Nidder
State Board of Land Com
Colo
United States
A. Sagendorf
Register State Board of Land Commissioners
County Court
Prowers County
3.C. Manheimer & Co
RM. Spivey
J. R. Holes
J. H. Holmes
Lam
Prowers
State of Colorado
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James Swift
Walsenburg
Mel Baldwin
E. M. Slater
George Walters
W. O. Butler
Ippelita
Christian Church
J. W. Metcalf
J. W. Myler
Larned Kansas
Silas Martin
la Junta
W. R. Davis
Santa Fe
A.M. Nicholas
Pablo
Board of Commissioners
Dr. Bedell
W. W. Louden
F. P. Allen
Capt. Cummings
Lute Wilcox
Denver Field and Farm
New Mexico American
Folsom
S. A. Mason
Wanrep
The
Land Office
F. E. Inwrey, Co
Perham
Boas
Shsripr
Salh
Herald
M. Lswieft & CO
Lamar, Colo
Dow
Letty
C. D. Baldwin
Baldwin's
Herbert’s
DH. S. Gowan
Accousheur
J. D. Martin
C.C. Huddleston
Deering Mowers
Reapers
East Side
Main ST
Joan Fless
Kentucky Liquors
Key West
East Main St
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