Postoffice Lamar Colorado Second Class Mail Matter
Short note marks the designation of the Lamar Colorado post office as second class mail matter under postal rules.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1895
Page
4
Short note marks the designation of the Lamar Colorado post office as second class mail matter under postal rules.
The Reorster requests a correspondent in every community and asks for regular communications to reach the office by Thursday morning for publication. Dr Hasty visited town and seven land buyers looked at Amity ditch lands while Powell of Baca county threshes nearby. Louise Merrill leaves for Sterling to teach at Sterling High. Carpenters repaint Granada depot and railroad buildings as A T and S F railroad builds a new water tank between main track and siding for dual-sided water access.
Higbee and Masser harvest oats while John McDowell threshes alfalfa seed for Ed Haptonstall. Mrs. McNeil and children visit Mrs. McMillin, and Miss Sadie McDowell stays with her brother near Lamar. C W Haptonstall assisted by MN.
Thompson stacks oats this week. Mrs. Lester and children of Syracuse visited her daughter Mrs. Masser this week. Mrs. Sword and children of Syracuse visited her daughter Mrs. Higbee last week. John Odle from Granada sought horses belonging to John Farmer this week. Karl Rincard returns to Carlton area after mountain trip and works for Mr. Finke. Young men visiting girlfriends should ring the bell on bicycles before turning corners. C. F. Hays and John Leonard of Kansas spent last week in the county seeking cattle but high prices led them to return home Saturday night.
W W Reynolds continues cutting grass hay. W E Vincent sold cattle valued at 1300 dollars. George French assists D Hale Underwood with feed. Arthur Conley has left the section for hay work. Charley Towne remains involved in Horse Creek surveys. Koen’s grading crew operates near Underwood’s ranch. Mrs W E Vincent left Wednesday for Osage County Kansas to visit relatives.
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