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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
frlap fontant. Dpertagelien
itrafs ST.. aiargaaro bar igieu bort
bDttef 66Iaobirf meo GaaroeierG
Gbriiteniens Gaaro 2angageri Gem
Dunn BD.

5 e b#r a II 5 e Jorleoel
Sormiobag opitoo Der SSl0 oen iii
ser &ppeogaaroen u8o11gssbo" pei
Sreoerifsbapn bprellDe @aor0 u@rpn
hrIt" / 6lo0e gpgn1 Der 2gbet q.
fort 5io neobrGnOte tic @rl1noen. 8a
lGtningen bleD reooet pad lloglt
Jaar % @Rs ltpr, l,1en SSl1ooboe'
%brGnote. gn 8 9lor gamnel Drene
bapoe paalat Sloen peo Seq mel
5noplitiffer.
@aor0eier 41luo &asnusiens
@aaro pg @usnla11o ST.. 8eterier
Shifts @us pad 2nnobD Mfarf pac
JDe1 er neobrpn0te meo lt10tagelie
at Jgrltl1epntes 5tltebns. Sloen an.
tages ppltoaet beo @niiter fra Goget
@erregoaroen u&ielifegaaro"
&alluno 5ogn, &enoiDslel, til6gren-
IDe @o0seier 2arlen, er ne0brpn0t.
SSloen oplto0 &l. 8 Deo Ell 5talolDg-
tes @fsploiion, % / 2ebet al 5 Oct
nutter bar bele Stalobpgningen ont
lpnnot al 211er. Ga. 20 &reatl1rer
og so Spin in6ebrenote.
- @aar6en v5t. &altberg~ DDbe
pe0 2enpig, tilbGrenoe 2an1rits Mgl=
lei, er totalt neobr9n6t. Slben OPP
lto6 be0 @ni1ter fra ct Dampterlfe=
perf. @n Del Goar og 4 &%reaturer
inoebrpnote.
- Susmol1o Soul Mnoeriens &ns
/ Sang / Sbp er ne0brenot. SsSloen
biorgrte fra Sforltenen. S11obo og
8eietning re00eoes.
Sen 4. Mprtl @ftermt06ag no
brg0 ser SIS / Sefstilfabrifen poo
&oltetpei / Malborg. Ser brpnote ct
&ortt 8omn1l6 til Ell @pr6i al 20,=
600 St. Sl0en er ion0iDnligbis OBJ
ltoaet pe0 @nil tier fra ct forbifjpren=
Sc 2ofomotip.
= Sire Suie / M%angegp0en |
Diter=Gam0rmp er totalt ne6brG116te
8eboerne, 4 Nrbeiosf omilier, miiteoe
nal ten alt Sn0boet. S1ben opito0.
Ell tom 2ejligbeo og omipan0te / Ell
piebltf ollie fire 8pgninger.
= Sen 4. Mpril gftermio0ag neo.
brenote / 2umbD poa 6pen tire Suite
tilbpren6e. Ml1rer SIS. Sobanien,
25fomager Senien og '@nfe 5igne
&iortb. @borle6es Sloen er op1taaet,
pibes lite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
Mianbcn mes @nipen

Manbcn meb &nipen. Melten /
bbert @ns1 iom oag1ig bel6ges al See
gen, fin6es nogen, lom li0er al So
peopine, &pgbarf, Sting, Mapepi=
ne, 2ambe0 eller Saarbe6 - 2ioel-
}er, Ser SIR 2iDet til en- tung 8pr=
Sc. Smio1ertio ffienfes 6isie iaa
alminoelige 8lager lt6en 9pmprf-
iombe0 at 2agen, Der ipnes, at Sc noe
iten life er bero at legge Merfe til.
Sbao ban benter paa, er Ell bigtige=
re Mnleoning> ct rigtig %itorartet Sill
fnl0e, laa at ban Tan afiatte Ell @rm
eller. ct Sen eller foretage en- inopor-
tes Operation. 9o er ban poa III
rette Self. 9og er Set en- &ienDs=
g%jerning,sat en- 2nge, Ser meo Tor=
ltd1to og Sn0ngt bill bebonole 0isje
alminoelige % bberoagslige &lager,
uoretter ii @a1ge laa meget @opn.
81. Neter's &urifo er bleper
u1ofttor" Suiinoer al Stem poo
|@r111o al bens tore Sortrinligbeo.
Gems Brug / oper ct M%orDun0re0e
bar bepi1f oens Iagenoe ggenifaber.
Sen aaes Inn bos fpectelt aniatfe
Mgenter eHer biirefte Dos gneeierl1e:
81. 8eter 5abrneD &5ons So, ~
-1185 80. 9oDneg lDe., gbicogo> ST
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

sbs:@Dorthiea Schmidt. Barsrnark:Af
staqtsmd: Peter sDDuus.Pp Botilla
FangeI. Tvis: ensALauridsen. Els
sbierg: William Jensen.
SSadelmager P N. Thorpe. Aarhus:
Ingeborg Richter. Aftagtsmand Ras-
mus Nielsen. Herlufli1le:s Kristen
Strrre. Rgnnede: Gaardejer Peder
Temmingsen. Gaverslund Sko1e pr.
B6rkop: Bodil Petersen. Vallensved:
Husband JeIs Andersen. Vantinge:
sRasmine Petersen. Lynge Eskild-
struD: Johanne Jensen. Kvarndrup
.Vange: Niels Markvardsen H9jrup
Led: e nzGhristoffersen Aalborg:
3S1neddemester Jens Mathiesen. San
den. ": Hassing: Karoline Christen-
sen. Frederikshavn Ingeborg Jensen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

6 EFT SO a g. &reislers
@otel / Giborg er al @ierert, @eorg
Nreisler, lolgt til Sperfellner Slle11 /
Chambers for It's, 900 ST.
- @otelejer Sens 8nbl for iolgt
Sernbonebotellet / Sre0ericia til i'm
9ro0er, @otelforpogter g. @ubl> for
125,OOO &roner.
= Miooelfort Mpotbef ct al @iner
Mormam1=M ogenien lolgt til cano.
pbqrm. 6: 8. 8ecfer, &ipbenbopn.
Spertogelien finder 5te0 Sen l.
Stunt.
= @repe 81. IS. 81. Sramp bor
iolgt fin @ienoom ugerlpiegaaro" !
gerlple @ogn, al Sartforn ca. 6
Gor., til Nroprietpr @b. @rnt 9on-
len for Ell @ipbeium at $500 ST..
- &roprieter 6. Sgrgenien bar
tilbagefjgbt uMgrre gitrrp" bel
Sebp, iom / Sior lolgtes til ct s&on.
1ortium. @aor0en Dar MI ct Sill1J=
genoe al $50 Eor. 2ano.
a Snltitsraa0 @pg, 8in6Sminof
be0 &an0ers, bar iolgt. giitrupgaqi.
Sen til lin el0lte 5pn, 5gren &9g,
og Ninosminoe til fin pngite Spn
como. tbeol. q. ST. @9g og }ln plollt
Datter, Stu Sanien, Garlsberg. 81
1trupgooroen omfotter 1873 S6r. 90
meo ID Sor. Sartforn, Bin0sminot
203 SOr. 2a110 n1e0 90. Gor. Sort
torn.
Nropr. Sob. &iergaoro ba'
bortbpttet iin @oar0 8elferzSbiruf
beo @i6rring meo ben &roprietn1
8renoitrup %tilbgrenoe @aarb Sla0
birf / GorsIep Sogn. Gaaroene 7.
aniutte til en- gar0i of benbolosbi;
75,OOO& Ser % 10000 ST.. 5orifffieI
Ten 10000 81. betaler 81. gren6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

prse lGaardeiers Jens Jgrgensen.sSt
observation-disclosures Rasmus Ras--
smussens BoInhlo lm:SAakirkeby.EF
Politibetjent Marius DuesIIas1e:: Bat
bersPetersen.K nudssker Viggo "a.
5cobsen. Observation-Disclosures Arnt
Carl Thr Westh. H6rsvinger Lau-
ritz Dahl. Komunelarerinde Andrea
Ipsen. Inv. Politibetjent Andersenss
Hustrt1 Elisabeth. Kaptein Bollns
sEnke Marie. Detaill1andler An
dersens Hustru. Anna. Nyker Hans
J6rgenSMunk. Egelyst Knidsker:
Hans j: Petersen. Sletteenge Aa-
ker: Jokum 2. Hansen. DstermarieE::
Martha Skov. Nex6 MAIDS Nielsens
.IIustru Karen. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
Katarrh Tan lite belbreoes

beb pbre mibIer, ba BE- life fan noa @pgbpmmena
S "a !. 9atarrR e sn YlOO. sler nitititi9ns:sps
inb. Hall's Cstarrh Cure ta9es inb pg oirfer birefte
,paa B1obet og Slimbinberne. Halls Catarrh Cure
ter itte en anatielper.a9sbisin. 9en b5epi aarepis 70.
tsgulart 9dgemibbel. Set ct fammenfot at be bebfte
Gtgrteu1iblsr man tienber, forenet ueb be bebie Blob.
fensningS.Dtibler ber oirfer birefte paa Slimbinberne.
g BET. Der bebirfer faa forbaufenbe @efultoter neb @eIs
oreoelts1 at Ratarrb Sfrip efter 9ibnesbprb, frit.
SIS. Gbenep & 60, Giere
Halls Family Pills Ct be bebfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
TornbaneIie.

u9sh1 gaar 91 altlaa til min Saoer,
0tto?"
uSSa, min Gngel, for at be0e ON
bans Samtpfffe."
Or 9u MI ogiao ttlitraffeliet for
bere6t?"
u6ul0itenoigt! Seq bar liee bee
ret oppe / u@fiolo" og teenet Soritf-
ring for 2egemsbeifaoigelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
siblis 1t'poen.

2tlle Marie:: ygeu leger ri Sober
og Mooer;; gu er Sober og leg er
Wo6er."
aille @mil: r@oo flyer leg
@arie:: Sttlle! Com Sober bar
Du ingen Sing, gu ifal babe iagt."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

6orfplelie belbreoet paa chi Dag.
Gog 2aratipe 8romo Quinine
Tablets. 8engene t:lboge fra alle
Apotbefere, bpis life belbreoet. 6.
M. @rooe's Mapn poa bper 9@ite.
25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
5onoerjpuano.



s II BE 5 EN- s e
la / e. Der ifglge u%Jlens6org Npiss
iioen iiolte Spgjprelle inofomlnef
915 Mf. Is Yg. Meo 0etioligere
mofomne f1,629 aDiif . $50. er iii
ialt inofommet Poll NH. 81 So.
81 q Io=6 OF {
II ! II 8 gn ing M}allo, @llllma1b
Sog)unl1es Mnorelen / 1Dbbpl afgif
nplig oe0 99oelt poa are0siDgebulet
i 5pnoerborg ipm 6glge al gloofor=
gift11ing. Sen Mfogoe, lom finn blep
2G Mar g%o1ln1el, figbte Sorretningen
/ 1Dbbpl for finn ct Mor iiOel1.
@aooe I'll @noers Schmidt
al 1iiet, en- 5gn at ofogoe @aaro-
eier q. q. Schmidt, font Nualfelgr-
Dag ina ubeloig al Steo, mems ban
boanotereoe Ell &iltol, Ser bar laot
meo @agel, at 5fll00et uforporenoe
git al og ran1te bam | 2aaret.
Scbmiot n1oatte ltrafs figres til 2n=
gen.
6 n &c 5 Il s y g er
0 NJ tn t &c y Dgger /
Di EN-. Sra &riitians=
felt ifripes fglgenoe 8eretnirlg fra
Berlin: %2anobal1fen far al set Ser,
%tilbgrenoe Coos Deunen / Mobru11=
gen areos / 9itpreusien iolgt Sen
omtrent 615 Morgen q Morgen e
|25,532 Mr) itore 5%opeOgoarO Delt=
men til @aar6eier Sans Sail fra
5eggell1n0.
Sitter oeune 8eretlti1tg at ogmme
bill ST.. Sans 9obr boiatte Jig JON
tpif Mpbpgger / 4itpreusle n, bbor Ser
lom befjenot boer Ell bel Gel Soft al
iffe-tpif Mfltonming.
S6@e bran 5 sSSprle0en s@f=
termiooag neobrnnote til @r1tnoen
Sans Billings 2on0bolsiteo poa
5fl1oitr11p Marf, 5foo6org 5ogrt.
Manoelt bar froppreltoe, og &onen
bopbe lo0et Sc tire minolte 8prn bore
enc bje1nme OF bar gooet til Sfoo-
borg. @el0igpiS blep Naboerne
8ranoen poer / Iioen og tit 8erne-
lie re0oet uo al set br9noenoe &us.
Nlle &raturer blep ligele0es re06ebe,
men en- Gel al Sn6boet br9note.
Gesb9rre li0er Olling ct fort Sab,
ioet 8pgninger11e par meget lopt for
iifre0e. Sm Sloens Opfomlt peo
man intet. 9ette er 0en femte 81
oebron0 / 5fo0borg Sogn / 2gbet at
go0t ct Mor.
so Mars $ oon6pnr r.
t e / II Ri I e II M Sinlmager
og 8ognfobrifant S. 9. @Rltergaarb
i @aosfnrgooe, @o6ersleb, fejre6e 3.
5. s(pril tit SO Mars Subtlenm iom
@julmagermelter pg 8ognfabrifant
Ser / 8pen. Sons Meo6orgere babOe
/ 0ogens M%nle0ning piit bam forifiel-
lige Spmprflombeoer. @eitergoarb,
Ser er fpot / &orser og Is Mar, be-
gprtOte, 0a BON bolatte Jig, / en- @ien=
Bonn / Mgrrega0e; mer bar MI / Ell
lang Marrnffe bapt lin p%elfien0te
6orretning, bpor ban mi boer, @aas=
ferga0e 487. ST.. @eltergaar6 iaa
bel lom bons 5Gn11er bar alti0 pi1t
5rofultbe0 mos Sen go0e 0anlfe Sag,
og Sc mpoer ditto fren, 1aar set be0
galgel1e gieloer at bite, bpoo Sc er.
6 $ i torie 0 M. e II
IOis pen atipn. 6orle0en
Sag bar @aar0eier g. SEMEN Gee
berg al 8ronoltrltp folOt til &600in9
til Mmtsforitan0eren pe0r6ren6e 9is=
penlation at fin Blejeign for Cont
merbalbaaret. Mmtsforltan0eren
meo6elte, at Dreugen life piloe blipe
otspenieret, bbts 5eeberg iffe btl6e
meloe Zig 10 al Be rationale Sorenin-
ger 5eeberg, Ser er Gilli6smono
for 8elgerforeningen, negteoe ielp=
fglgelig at gaa in6 paa bette, lfriper
u@eimool". 9ispenlationen bill Ser
letter neppe finoe @teo,. 90 Mmtsfor-
%itun0ere1t efter eget l1oiagn bar facet
fine Sr0rer fra 2%anbraaoen.
- Mon oen. life ifuloe bore bgje=
re oppe fra2
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

5oinebanole 5sie1boett
paa Wsoltrup 600 Mearf
neo 9pertagelie itraf
@aaroeier Soban1es Mnoerlen
bar ofet fit Boaro @loDtoftSels
til en- 8annoberaner or 10000 Wf..
n1eo tito 9elatning.
2smif arule Nangltrl1p far
fiabt ben forben Safob arpger 2ago=
nj filbare1loe gielroom 7 @aliteo, ION
Mernenf 91iisIen Mgerifop bar pGret.
Ger at Griien lfal bore omtrent
10000 Morf. 8elptningen meofel-
ger.
- 2anit Cam Of Mitrisfar bur.
fiipbt Seo00er SSacobiens Gienoom meb
8eiatning @eitrlp for 1900 Mf.
Gam fjgbte iamtibig for g, 600 Marf.
.2ano at Sons Sgrgen Gnemarf iam=
meltebs. 2an6et grgl1ier IND til ben
figbte @ienoom.
-Waar6eier S. SSgrgenien al Seq
eeluno bar iolgt fit Saps beliggen
De @aaro, lige 9sor6 for @renien, til
.9anoma1o g. aragb ira Trgrnp.
@aoroens 5tgrreli e er ca. 154 Ggn-
Der 2mo. Julo Beiptning fglger
mao i 0anoelen. aijgbei nmmen Ell
$4,000 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
8ilan6ene.

SONG Srpgpe"s Sol.
lis. Sra Sep6isfior0 berettes:
Set ontages MI, at Sen iapneoe treble
@aao fra Song Srpgpe" er iunfen.
9ele &DitltrGfningert fra Gifefior0 til
Mor0 for 2o1genes er bleben npie
nnoerlpgt, oglaa til 5ps, men Ser er
intet Spor fur10et al 8aa0en. Ser
ct ingen Sc ipnlig. 8inoen er ltaoig
ipolig, I Scat ble1te en- ltarf 5torm
fra 5p0pit. Sm 8or6 / Sen labne0e
@oao fra Song Srpgpe" befanot fig
Z Mono al 8eletntngen, Moifinme-
1trene @onlen fra &orspr og &e0er
fra &jpbenbapn, Sopmeiter 2arlen,
&orls1un6e, &of Sebreier, &jpben=
babn, @ofsmat Sonsion fra @jgben=
babrL MatroS saul Mn0erien fra
2esg, 2etmotros @orl fra @emme-
tofte og Ell @as1ager Soiepb Soiepbs-
Jon fra @ifefioro.
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8~orgeltuen % iotnen6te 1neo eli

8orgelt1en % iotneiofe 1neo eli
4amp paa 2ipet meIlem SANDS
tDingSmanoens 5ett1ter oge poo
gipl0er1oe aarle oppe 2eiligbeben.
0e ipelt1fe aarle fog GalIerfener %
IlfrnS moo Soft % gagge, meo
Ma0en pao @nlpet. @fter bette Scr.
tug gift Dc paanp op / @aaroen; Der
pGlteOe Sc Ell flor 5panO Mnlf. 9e
orep itooig bpienoe pg bergenoe
ru11ot @%aaroe1l bporpua Jorpagte=
re11 gift uo til benz pg %forellog Dem at
iope liot. Set piloe Sc paa ingen
Moooe.*2iot le1ere bprtes ct oiiepelif
9peftafel uoe / @pffenet.= timber
5frig % @aab blep @oreelan faitet
pmfring, laa 5faarene flirreoe. Sor=
pogteren, lom bo6 benz opfgre ]ig lpnn=
nleligt, tit ct Clog Mniigtet og blep
n%perfaloen al an1tligp &arle. 9h1 fpm
Jorpogtere11s @rpore til for at pGr-
lie bum.
&en mellem Sc 8 ltore W9nb
par bol6lom. Sill ii6lt lpffe0es set
Brp0rcne la Gortr- at foo Sen enc at
&arlene %bugbunoen og ilGbt in6 /
Spiieltuen. Sc anore &urle lpgte at
BRIDE ir1o for at befri bam og log Ell
Mangoe &u6er ino. Serit 90 Sc fit
Ell 8ssie ituffet op / Mnfigtet, falbt
Sc til 60.
Set er ret betegnenoe, at Sc banife
Socialiitblabe rtbetinget filler Zig pao
Spenifernes SIDE og fortaller, at Sc
nor blepet tpl1nget til oeres fortpib-
lebe @oloning pe6- Sen Iette Soft.
rH.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-08
Blaine Items.

August Blanchat was at VIM.
Curtis, Saturday.
Mr.. Cant has returned from
his visit to Oklahoma.
VIM. Byers helped M. M. Myers
on his house last week.
Mr.. Daniels and wife have
gone to Kansas for a few days.
Eldon Allen took some of his
horses to Springfield, Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Allen and brother,
Isaac, went to Springfield We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Brackney and Mrs. John
Myers were shopping in Villas,
Monday.
Mrs. j. M. Watson, who NOV
ed to Grenada recently, likes her
new home.
Curtis's are dipping their cat
tie again this week at the Watson
dipping vat.
Dayton Knox went to Corrizo
the first of the week for some
cattle he had purchased.
Mr.. VanOrsdol, our mail car
rier, purchased a fine driving
team of Mr.. Barrett, this week.
L. L. Knox inspected a bunch
of cattle at the Turner ranch
last Friday belonging to Harry
Crittendon Of Coolidge, Kansas.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-08
Carrizo Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Tanner Wis
tied at Kenton over Sunday.
The roundup passed through
this part of the country, Satur'
day.
Mrs. r. G. Cotton is visiting
her mother Mrs. Spurgeon this
week.
Mrs. Shannon is getting along
fine with her school; she has IL
scholars now.
Dayton Knox came down
Monday after some cows he
bought of C. S. Bray.
Mr.. Tucker is busy hauling
his household goods to his place
near Kenton, this week.
l.. w. Collins the telephone
man is in this country working
over the telephone line. He
seems to find plenty of repairing
to do.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-08
Stonington Items.

Bryan Bros. are in the neigh
borhood with their broom-corn
seeder and are doing some very
good work.
Rev. Mclean and wife have
been calling ON and making the
the acquaintance Of varions fam
lilies in the neighborhood this
week.
Rev. Guy Konkel and his cous-
in, o. G. Konkel, took dinner at
A. l.. Walkers last Tuesday and
supper at Mr.. Waldren's the
same evening.
A number of people from this
vicinity attended the Sunday
School Convention at Boston.
last Sunday. The convention
was success from every point
view.
Rev. Guy Konkel preached at
Stonington school house, Monday
and Tuesday nights. Large
crowds attended the meeting.
Guy is one of Baca county's
brightest young men, and we are
glad to have him visit his old
home.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-08
Boston Items.

S. M. Konkel started for the
cedars, Monday.
County Superintendent N. G..
Jones visited our school, Monday.
John Poyner went to Syracuse
for freight for Mr.. Wheeler, last
week.
w. II. Konkel is still in Holly
with his cattle waiting for cars
to ship.
Rev. G.. E. Konkel leaves for
his home in Georgetown, Colo,
after weeks visit with home
folks.
Mrs. AIDA Konkel entertained
Mrs. Greathouse and son, Bert,
Miss Lawyer and Leonard M.
Walker, Saturday night.
The Sunday School convention
was well attended, Sunday.
Those from Springfield were
Messrs. Brown, Gordon and
Homsher; Villas and Stonington
were well represented.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-08

made by the state and the levy
is II mills; this added to the
special levy of your school dis
trict, gives you the total levy for
the 1907 assessment. If you
know the amount of your assess
ment you can figure approximate
ly the amount of your taxes.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-08

Jewell Kemper entered school
at Springfield, Monday.
Mrs. Josie Myers is visiting at
It. R. Oxenreider's this week.
Judge Alexander and Willie
Denney are at Lamar this week.
Harry Ward is marketing two
loads of wheat in Lamar this
week.
Mrs. Bell Nichols spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enlow.
Marion J. Cook left this week
for Villas to begin improvements
On his homestead.
j. u. McElroy came up from
Stonington and filed homestead
on the sci Of 32-32-42.
John Corbin returned last
week from a visit to his old
home at Liberty, Missouri.
H. H. Kincaid of LaVeta, Col
.orado is in the county visiting
his sister, Mrs. John Myers.
Mrs. Caroline Kett has been
spending several days this week,
visiting at Mrs. Waugh's ranch.
The Lepel thrashing machine
which was thrsshing at Harry
Wards broke down the first of
the week.
William II. Curtis of Blaine
neighborhood was in town Mon
day looking after some busi-
ness matters.
The well which Roy Denney
has been drilling for John o, Neill
northwest of Springfield, was
this week completed.
Floyd Hall was over from the
ranch, Tuesday. and bought a
fine bunch of calves from Henry
Stein, west of town.
John Regnier and wife, who
are now located in Ebert County
this state, are here this week
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. e. P. Mcfarland, who
has been visiting friends at La
mar and Las Animas, returned
on the stage, Saturday evening.
Eldon Allen and family who
have been spending a couble of
weeks at the Davis ranch, near
Blaine, returned home Saturday.
We publish this week an abb
.stract Of the assessment of Baca
County, which shows the total
valuation of property to be 1865,
10000
Henry Blanchat came down
from the Arkansas river, Satur-
day and is spending a few days
circulating about Springfield and
vicinity.
L. II. SEEKER is quite lame
from an injury sustained by
alighting too suddenly from a
burro on main street last Friday
evening.
e. Emerson is having a new
roof put on his residence in the
south part of town. Herb HON.
sher and Ben Davis are doing
the carpenter act.
Herring & Stinson started an
other herd of steers to Lamar,
Tuesday, for delivery at that
place. This will be their last de-
livery of cattle this season.
Harvey L. Hall was over from
the ranch the first of the week
and spent the night in SPRING
field. Harvey made final proof
on his homestead last week.
The County Commissioners
were in session, Monday, making
levies for the 1907 assessment.
They completed the work and
adjourned Monday afternoon.
The total amount of levies for
the various county funds, made
by the county commissioners at
their meeting. Monday. is 12
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-08
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, BAcA COUNTY,

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, BAcA COUNTY,
STATE COLORADO
Public notice hereby given that will according to law Of
at public the of the of the County of
and of Colorado the h day of November d.
succeeding days. commencing at the hour of 10 O'Clock
M day. much the following described real estate
the county which the 1905 and
paid shall be the here
inbelow set down. interest and penalties, to-wit:
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-08
TOWN LOTS IN cARRlZo SPRINGS
LOTS IN Villas
MlNNEAroLIs TOWN LOTS

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Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-10-30

"Within three decades after the first
Federal recognition of forestry, and
sixteen years from the date when the
first 'timberland reserve was created,
there have been established, in the
interest of the whole people, $50 mil
lion acres of National Forests, effect
lively protected against fire and tres
pass, and thrown open on advantageous
terms to the use of the public" Thus
reads the annual review of forest
work in the Yearbook of the Depart
ment of Agriculture: Forests have
so large place in the national life
that in some measure every citizen
shares the benefits which attend sue
cessful effort to preserve. restore, or
establish them. Yet it will always
be the Western industries which will
most profit from the presence of the
existing National Forests, upon whose
resources-mainly wood, water, and
range-they are largely dependent.
TheGovernment always favors settlers
and home builders and prior users,
both by granting free use of timber
and by encouraging small sales. The
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-10-30
Increasing Use of the National Forests
Methods Used by the Interior Department for the Preservation and
Conservation Of the Remaining Timber

business of the Natiaonal Forests
must increase largely; for so vast are
the resources of timber and minerals,
and the opportunities for various bust
ness enterprises and for the develop
ment of power and irrigation, that the
utilization of the Forests can be said
to have only fairly begun.
Throughout the year marked pro-
gress has been made in securing the
most prompt, simple, and precise bus
mess methods, and bringing the forest
officers in the field and, through
them, the public into closer touch with
the aims of theGovernment in the for
est policy. On January /, 1906, the
area of the Nation4l Forests was 977, :
73, GIT acres, and on Decembr 81, 1906,
127, 154, 81 acres; but the receipts
increased in greater proportion-from
$273, 66O in 1905 to 81, ,O04, 1876 in 1906.
In addition, Is, 900 permits, to near
by settlers and ranchmen, were grant
ed free of charge to the value of SIS, =
900. The progress of National Forest
administration in business matters is
indicated by the following table:
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-10-30
WHEAT CROP IS WORTH MILLIONS

TACOMA, Oct. Estate Grain
Inspector Arrasmith. in statement
given out today, says that at least
40, 900, 600. ..bushelsof wealth were har-
vested in Washington this season.
The farmers are getting from 60 to
70 cents a bushel at the warehouses
of the east side. Splitting the diff
ference and calling the mean price 65
cents, this will give them $26, 900, 900
for this seasons wheat crop.
The export price at tide water
ranges from 80 to IS cents a bushel.
Making the mean export price S2A
cents, the wheat raised in Washington
will bring into the state $33, 900, 900.
which includes the $26, OOOO, that goes
directly to the farmers who grew it..
This is one of the biggest financial
harvests the farmers of Washington
have ever had, and it means great
prosperity all over the Inland En-
pire.
The amount of wheat damaged by
the excessive rains during harvest
time and the t''reshing period was
greatly overestimated at the time.
Mr.. Arrssmith said today that the
most extravant estimate would not
put this amount at more than 5, 900, 00C
bushels.
"And strange to say" said he,
"the east side farmers are getting
more for this damaged grain this year
than they got last year for their
best grain.
The damaged grain is selling at
tide water at from 2 to 5 cents a bu.
shell less than the undamaged wheat.
The most OF this damaged grain II
merely discolored, though here and
there a shipment finds its way to sea
ports. in which the kernels of tht
wheat are slghly soft.
In giving an idea where this $26,
600, 900 paid to the farmers ofWashng
ton for this seasons crop will 60
Chief Deputy Grain Inspector King
this afternoon furnished the Post-In
telligencer with a table showing tn
acreage and yield by counties of ths
wheat growing sections. 1t is a
| fOllOws.