Lamar Area News Roundup From Carlton to Holly
Local items from Lamar area describe political activity, candidates and precincts, a fire in Holly destroying a large Arkansas Valley barn and hay stock, with injuries to John Simpson. Reports mention Ogden and nearby towns, wolves and coyotes seen around Clay Creek, and notes on fair attendance and World’s Fair chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Valley Land and Cattle Company
Holly
John Simpson
Lamar
Tillitt
Kansas
L. J. Upham
Clay Creek
The Churches Prayer and Bible Sessions Schedule
The Churches announce M. E Cavres church with Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m on The weakness of human nature Young folks meet at 7 p m please bring Bibles Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m J D Drake pastor Christian Curren Sunday school at 10 a m Bible reading at 11 a m Unrrep Presnyrertas Curree Sabbath school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m
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M. E. Cavres
Pleasant Valley S S Attendance and Collection Report
County correspondence details Pleasant Valley Sunday School figures for the quarter July 2 to September 24 1803. Attendance totals show 533 with 13 Sundays averaging around 41. Largest attendance recorded 60 and smallest 25. Total money collected 35 77 with average collection 44 5 15 cents.
Horse Creek Happenings in a Busy Settlement
Dick Millingar builds a stable and J J Banks with Frank Robison are constructing a house for N Canfield. Oliver Royal visits from Horse Creek to Lamar. W W Sherrer of Denver sells horses. The Browns, strict populists, sold all they owned. Canvassing delegates include L B Barnes Jas Kindall John Thomas and N Canfield.
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Horse Creek
Dick Millingar
Mrs. Royal
R. M. Watson
W. W. Sherrer
Denver
J. J. Banks
Frank Robison
N. Canfield
Oliver Royal
Lamar
L B. Barnes
Jas. Kindall
John Thomas
Granada notes and local visits recount May exchanges
Granada on Monday saw L B Barnes a staunch state line Republican visit. Ira Pratt left for Larned Kansas after his family’s stay. Mrs M Scott Chilcott and baby from Pueblo visited J B Clive on Plumb Creek. E E Pike and J T Lawless, independent county treasurer and clerk candidates, were in Granada on Wednesday. The Lamar Sparks from Granada echo unresolved resolutions written when no one was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L B. Barnes
Granada
Ira Pratt
Larned
Kansas
E. E. Pike
J.T. Lawless
Lamar Sparks
Sheep Drive and Local Elections Highlight Granada Notes
Messrs Coolidge and Young locate on Butte Creek with a large drove of sheep and purchase the Thompson ranch while Thompson moves to Plum Creek. The Granada precinct board of registration, including A S Thompson, W E Holmes and Ambrose Carson, met Tuesday with about 95 votes registered. Grassroots social reports note Mr and Mrs L C Graden hosting a birthday gathering for Mrs Graden senior. Democratic and Republican primaries nominate delegates, justices and constables with large turnout expected despite no anticipated conflict.
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Messrs
L. C. Graden
Mr. Graden
Democrats
Granada
Percinct
Lamar
J. F. Mendenhall
Fr. L. Hays
Frank Milburn
Ben Riley
C. F. Walker
Constable
Nathan Mendenhall
J. B. Cline
George Leasure
David Barnes
E. M. Manning
W. A. Merrill
Thomas Graden
A. P. Mead
Ambrose Carson
R. J. Koonce
Theo. Dickinson
W. H. Hale
Carlton settlers and travel ads echo in Lamar
Carlton News reports J K Dille visiting friends and Homer Priddy headed to Pueblo while Mrs. McNeill and Henry Finke recover and rejoin the community. J B Woods departs for Montgomery county Kansas. Santa Fe announces a world’s fair return fare sale from Lamar with Chicago $2025 and St. Louis $18.40, date windows October 15 to 31 and a final return by November 15, plus free folder. Rochester Lamp Co. promotion ends with a bridal note.
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Henry Finke
Henry
J. B. Woods
Montgomery County
Kansas
Mr. Woods
Lamar
Chicago
St. Louis
W. E. Cade
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Ford & Merrill
fLixat
ColoRapo
Prowers County
Prowers CO. Abstract Co
Slater
H Means
B. B
Brown
P Reaver
PG. Scott
Las Animas
City
Hoo
J. C. Vanderbargh
Santa Fe
Beuy
H. B. Manville
W. J. Johnston
Cottonwood Dyke
Ladies Relief
Cohen Harrell
The
Amity Canal Company
D Vate
Byron Parmenter
S. Blodgett
Pike
Law
East End
Harrell
Vanersdale Rerett
Moxais Inwin & Co
Halleck
Ithe
F. B. Koen
Tee
Kutmm
O Bray
M. Crites
John Brad
John Reichenbach
County
Watson
L Blakeley
Montpelier
Lamar Bank
Geo. Bates
Gray
Horace Daniel
E. W. Fuller
O.N. Koen
T. F. Koen
Mannington
W. Va
Eugene Wilcox
Republican War Horse
Carlton
Heaton's
Henry Gray
Kiowa County
George Bates
Justice Deeter
O. G. Hess
Lamar Mercantile and Commission Company
E. M. Slater
A. van Deusen
Wm. McClure
Court House
D. E. Cooper
M. J. Underwood
A. Deeper
W. B. Barker
J. D. Martin
A. H. Vanersdale
P.S. Lynch
F. C. Wright
A. Deeter
E. L. Keen
S. H. Coxhead
John Galladay
D. L. Silver
J. K. Doughty
Underwood
Parmenter
Black Ranch
Boone
Colo. U. S. A
Gulf
Cantrox
Colo
Tue
Lamar Reorster
Dickason
C. H. Fryparcer
Pleasant Valley
S. S. Report
San Francisco
Cal
Carlton News
J. K. Dille
Homer Priddy
Pueblo
R. C. McNeill
Rochester
Rochester Lamp Co
New York
W.J. Johnstone
Atalogue Cree
Cres Ee
Colpestic, Co. R. Callups
Colorado
Arapahoe Street
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