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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-25

The business men Of Wendell met al
Wendell Hardware store last Wednes-
day evening and organized a commercial
CLUB with q charter membership Of nifty,
who viii put forth their best efforts fol
the upbuildiug Of their town. The Of
fcers: H. (. Barrett, president; j. A.
Wilson, vice president: R. W. Wilcox,
secretsry; H. D. jackson, assistant
secretary, and L. r. Hastings, treas
urer.
Arthur Rowley, proprietor of the
Wendell meat market, Aas been trying
for the past two weeks to get a few
turkeys for Xmas, but as Yet has been
unable to get any. It begins to appear
as though the people Of Wendell would
have to abandon the custom OF Xmas
turkey and substitute the sage brush
jack rabbit
Messrs. F. Abuse and R. H. Schnee
lock Of the Settlers ReclaimiHg and
Operating Co. came TO Wendell Sat0r-
lay bringing with them over the new
railroad twaaty-t7n gasoline traction
engine for use en- theiE two sections Of
ard sou.h ADD west If wendell. They
expect u do great business at clear
ng of the sage brush Is he engine
vili handle three sage brush graebsrs-
= " HASTINGS has leased 60 Nessrs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-25
A Merry Christmas

The Journal wishes all It's friends past present and
prospective, Merry Christmas One way to show this
is to not nfict burdensome paper upon them at this
time 50 the field has been lightly cultivated this
week.
May the holiday season bring to all whether they
read the Journal or ALL the choicest blessings that
life can bring May the New Year, which viii dawn
before another Journal is issued be the opening Of the
best year in all their lives.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-25
PRIZE DOLL CONTEST.
Helen Weayer's Essay Secures The
Cherished Treasure.

IT. NJ. Starrh offered as a prize the
xg doll that has been so much admired
y the little girls Of shoshone, to the
f.irl writing the best article descriptive
fof his display Of holiday goods. The
I prize was awarded to Helen Weaver,
bv a disinterested committee to whom
the articles had been submitted after
the signatures had been cut off. Below
is produced Helen's letter, also that Of
Pearl Todd which was considered
close competitor:
Nj. Starrh Is not only Starsh by name
hut a star in business. For he has the
finest and most beautiful line Of holiday
goods ever seen in Sh0shone.
On the right sids As yen 60 in his
store. is regular TOY shop, which we
children all enjoy looking at 50 much
besides a tile line of candies and Xmas
>~cards.
NQn the left as you 90 in, is fine dis
e,ssshs,ad painted china, also beauti-
fnl..,e ,l, ~ 1, and lovely silverware-
k of the store, Is great
lig6s, from the smallest baby
,.cs;i. "a the largest mamma doll
Among the dolls sits monker, with
a serious grin on its face, as if it was
keeping watch over the great family OF
dolls.
he has just every thing one can wish
for. from doll baby that cries. TO
COW that bawls.
When / asked mamma what she
wanted Tor Xmas. she said she would
Ike to have cst glass or china. But
papa said he would rather have Sage
Brush Ha;r Tonic. But l would rather
have the beautiful twelve dollar doll.
HELEN WEAVER.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-25
JEROME


Sheriff L. C. Jones was IN jerome on
business Wednesday.
Address. Rev. c. a. Vsruun, pastor
~ E. church. jerome Idaho.
After a day Of sunshine. a heavy
snow fell Wednesday night.
The I 0. o. F. expect to perfect
local organization Immediately.
l. n. Huggins' place Of business was
closed several days this week.
Tie jerome Drug Store reports a
record breaking Christmas sale.
Mr. Christensen Is recovering from a
very severe attack Of the quinsy.
J.H, Josephson left yesterday for
Boise TO spend Christmas with his fam
ily
Louis Peterson Of Twin Falls was
here on businrss Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
F. H. Traill and wife returned from
visit TO Salt Lake City. the first Of
TIE week.
Dan Updegraf and wife left Thurs
day morning for HALEY, where tie wil
spend Christmas.
H. II. Hall Of the Jhrome Land Co
made visit to the east part q the
tract Wednesday.
The jerome Concrete and Brick has
shut down temporarily Oh account Of
the severe weather
The foundation is laid for J. w. John
son s jeweiry store. R. G. Shore Is put
ting up the building.
John Roberts, our popular justice Of
the peace. bad the misfortune TO lose q
valuable horse this week.
McVickers. our veteran freighter.
has built q comfortable barn next door
to Kersey's blacksmith shop
The whistle of the work tain wakes
the echoes at jerome and we expect 20
see it in onr city New Year day.
Mr. Judd. Of Chicago, is putting in
the basement for his new hotel 551l9o
but on s. Lincoln ave. ready Mar !.
First class.
The officers Of the Farmers * Mereh-
ants Sank are receiving many comuh-
ments on account Of their new bank
fixtures. These are Of solid oaA. wi.n
old copper grill work
Mr. Noble otNoble Bros. st. Joseph.
no, is in the city and viii pat UP a
and occJpy it as q frstciass
grocery with stock and fixtures that
would do credit to a city OF 10000
The mail service is very heavy these
5avs. SIX sacks were brought IN Nom
lag ana the Christmas rush had just
oegen 1t keeps three busy at the
rinaow and even then the waiting line
,ften numbers % or more.
Kartske & Co. are building an a6di- /
ion 24x32 TO the school house. They :
7il complete il next week. and Il viii g
,e oocapied at the opening ri neXt term.
hus temporarily relieving lhe crowded
onii.ioa % the other rooms
b. e. Leavit,s building IS nearly
ompletad and viii be occupied lae hrsE
i the year by C. a. Martin Netaar
-arch Room. The sec9nc story w' 2a
sed is an assembly roon aDa Els. t9r
,dge purposes. Ready Jar IS, secs
Nl raanfs
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-25

Mr. Alex. Mcpherson Of the expert
mental farm al Miner lectured to the
people of Wendell and vicinity at the
Wendell school house Tuesday evening.
December Is. in regard % the r'anting
aad caring of fruit trees. Mr. Me-
Pherson brought out a namaer OF points
that will be of greatbenedtt TO the farm-
ers Of the North Side tract if they win
put them to use in planting their orch-
ards. After the remarks of Mr. Me
Pherson, the citizens organized Farm
ers' Organization fer the purpose of IN
creasinr the interests OF the farmers in
this section Of the country The officers
elected are as follows. j. w. Fitzsim-
ons, president, E A. Kseney vice pres
ident: Frank Reed. secretary, Il, l..
Barrett. treasurer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-25
LOCAL TALENT At PLAYHOUSE
Fine Presentation Of Sweet Cover"
Phases Large Audience

Sweet Clover. the drama presented
az the opera house BY home talent, last
Tuesday evening. drew a fun house and
scored brilliant success.
Every character in the cast was vel
sustained and there was no let down by
inferior acting at any time Of the per
formance. OF the several travelling
troupes appearing in Shoshone the past
year, it Is doubtful if more than one
would compare n the ability Of its act
ors with the home talent appearing In
Sweet Clover
Miss Martha Garloek sustained the
leading part with rare ability and sus-
prised her friends who were expecting
much BIZ the display ~ histrionic talent
OF a high order On her efforts, as
sisted by Mrs. Pearl S. Jarves. rested
the saccess OF failure Of the play. and
taat it provdd 20 bs So exceptionally
hne reflected the untiring efforts which
she bestowed upon H.
Another favorite with the audience
was D. E. Crabtree who acted diff
cult part with vel nigh perfection,
perhaps because the part suited his
abilities.
The village horse trader, Ora Morton,
could handy appear on the scene with
out causing the audience to break into
peals of mernment. The part suited
him Of course but that does not detract
from his ability as an actor.
Mrs. Pearl S. Jarvis and Ralph 7.
Biekell very ably sustained humorous
parts thar relieved the more serious and 3
tragic scenes and rapeadiy couvulsed
the audience with laughter. Their act
ing clearly indicated familiarity with
the stage on former occasions.
Miss Ava McMahon took the part
Of spinster ard made it one Of the de-
lightful characters Of the play. shar-
ing with the village horse trader the
applause of the audience.
Mss Clara King was the lady of fash
lon who made the part very real and
evincsd talant beyond the cast assign
sl her and Miss Hazel Romaine, al
though on q minor part. would evident.
s. grace a more difficult position.
p p. Jarvis. a man Of means. and Z.
T. Giot. an artist represented the
-raver characters Of the play with
.plandid success and won their share of
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-25

s ins Eue af novelties for Cl8is h.a
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
Stonington Items
II ifN--

Herbert Homsher, of Spring
field. attended Sunday school
and preaching here last Sunday.
a Ar 6. Heckethorn returned
home q fewldays ago. HE has
bsah spending some time at Nc
phersaH, KAna, In tiiHe r'
Miss Rosa Ewing and her sis
ter. Pearl, left q few daysako for
some point in Kansas, where
they will attend school, slf''
clyde !Giiilimso'ir:eS + returned from
OEshoma iai'few days ago, He
bouththa had Of 1umhsr' and
seed wheat. ~ " 'd'h't
Mrs. Lastey came dewn from
Springfield Tu@aly toSote, She
Aas been caring for Mrs. McFar-
land for sight wesks, and reports
het patient in q serious cchdhtan.
'Q.'M. Gotchall, +. W., Boyd
and Mason Lowry went to'1a.
mar this week. We understand
thsy'9 9sSeatsto fEsisH tSf IA Lam:
Fred Hoffner is back again.
He. says he has some feed and
ffass on his place and that he
expects t9 feed # While putting
Sut /. crop IN ths spSihs: '''','
Southeast Raca county WAS
yell ffepEsssntsd st ths election
last Tussdsy' Everyday sssin-
ed 70 be there, Mrs. 1hompsan.
Win IN saieiisnt rNFRs oths!7lpsts,
served dinner tS r laFge number ny
of people,
The members af the shristian
endeayor society met at a. L.
Walkers last Monday, for the
purpose of attending to some
business. There was q good 1t.
tendanes, nearly all the mem
bers being present. Ehere was
also . good attendance Sunday
night. chsrlis Walker iea the
insstinr.
F. s. Lamport was quite III
last Sunday, but We are glad to
sey he is much improved,
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
Always Staunch
And True

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ways avoided the fallacies and
knaveries Of yellow journalism
and its steadily increasing Circula-
ton proves conclusively that it.
policy Of telling the plain Trutl,
without exaggeration or nisreprc-
sentation, standing fast for the
Right, is heartily approved with
growing force by the intelligent
Public to which it appeals.
To read it is liberal Education,
and the citizen who goes without
It does positive harm to himself,
TO his family, and to the cornrnu-
nifty.
In no other way can the invest
ment of 4H cents per day
for that is all The Republican
costs any subscriber-bring such
rich results in that knowledge
which Is both Power and Pleasure.
Information, insttuction and en-
tertaintnent fill its columns and II
leaves d good taste In the mouth
Of the reader.
1t stands for Law and Order in
fe State-for Peace, Prosperity
;iu Happiness in the Home.
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i,.ank its splendid list OF Patrons
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sorIpE yos rpntlc4rIas
Impairment Of shs Istsr1or
''"' lInited ~ atca Land n1cs

Lamar, Colorado. Sept. ., Iaos.
Notice 10 hs.sby siten that Thdrnss I.astanee,
Of Ksnants. Cnlorado. WHO. on Mar fsth 1903.
made tlomestsad Entity No!'Tss:, for Lots 1, +,
and wENw,. Of section 10. Township 81 SOUTH,
Range q west sf 9Th Ph. has aisd notice OF
inssntion te make hnal on,muts.,op pyapf. to
sstabiiph claim to tbs land above described
b-fors the Register aI, llssteivcri Al Lamar
Colorado on ths Nth day Of oetoAer, ls0s.
Claimant p.mcs as wtsnesseshH, u. Nc.
creary, James A. Dakssts N ~. Planning. d,
$. Keotoa, all Of KsnsHts. roiosrdo.
JHns "A. WsLlIAxs,
y. = Registsr.
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NOTICE ron tU1EIcATios :.
Department. OF the Inferior.
United states Land 'OrBcs at

Lamar Colo, ost.',s. lsos.
Notice is hereby given that Reducindo Abiia.
of Troy Colo. who. on Oct. !, I0os. made
homestead entry Np. O1ss n. T.. No. pet7, for
shswA. Nw+swl+. tsse. ~ and AE,.sEk.
of Sec. s5, Twp. 8s g., X. 81 W of 9Th prin. mer-
idian, has hled notice Of intention to make nnal
five year proof, to tstablish claim to the land
above described, bsfore the clerk Of the dis.
trict court, Trinidad, Colo, on she ulh day of
Dec, 1905, ~
Claimant names as witnesses; Julian Lon
tin. Juan Pacheco, juan A. Msldonado and
David TfuJilIo, AL Of Troy; Colo.
H't JonS 4. wILtIAns,
:. Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Once At Lamar, Colo.

July 33rd, 1908.
Notice IL hereby given that Roy y. Rowland
of stoninston. Colorado, who, on March 18th,
1907, made Homestead Entry No. 77os, for tho
northeast quarter Of section II. Township 81 s,
Range - wsst Of the slxth Principal Meridian,
haa nled notice Of his intention to make nnal
Communication proof,to establish claim to the land
above dsscribsd, bsfors tho Register and Re-
csivsr, at Lamar. Colo, on the Nth day Of octob
er. 1908.
Claimant names as witnssses: Jacob W.
HAfmon, jacob r. Lsckrons, Lee ". Saysrs, all
: Of stouington, Colorado, and Clarence C..
Ball Of Riehasld. Kansas.
Jsx1 A. WiLLIAMs,
Rs6ts$pr.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Patterson
and theit daughter, Maud, came
up from Springfield on a shop
ping tour this morning, return
ing this evening. Thursdays
Lamar Daily News.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
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LOCAL GOSSIP

Subscribe for the HERALD,
Songs of the past campaign
may lbe obtained from L. H.
Seifker, :
Mr.. and Mrs, Wilson. Of Pu-
eble, visiting at DR.. Regnier's
this week.
c, M. Gordon had the misfor-
tune to lose two or three horses
from eating sage. FIR
County commissioners were In
session Monday making levies
for this Years taxes.
C, B. Waldren was up from
Stoninkton Wednesday, return
ing Thursday morning.
Theodore Banserter and FAM
lily stopped overnight in SPRING
field Thursday returning from
Denver: =
County clerk, Konkel, and
family went to Stonington Mon
day to attend the'election the fol-
lowing day.
Walter Marriott, of Stoning-
ton. has been spending a few
days in Springfield wishing his
brother, Will n.
Ben Caddick came up from
his ranch Thursday with some
newcomers whom he located in
that nsishborhood.
Miss Anna Watson and Mrs.
Knox, of Blaine, came over We'd
nesday, bringing the returns
from that precinct.
Louis Regnier was up from
Regnier precinct. bringing the
returns from the republican
stronghold of the county.
Mr.. Strong, from near Gar
rett, Okla. passed through Fri
day morning WITH a herd Of
sheen, enroute to Lamar.
F. 2. Laraport and Will Hecke-
thorn came up from Stonington
in the auto to bring the news of
election results in that precinct.
Among those who came in
from Maxey to look after election
news, were John A. Durrstsin,
Andy, Peterson, Eugene Gaume
and George Heckler.
Word was received at Resnier
this week that Frank Crabtree.
brother Of Robert Orabtree of
that neighborhood, had died at
Las Animas Of typhoid fever.
]. P. Jones. Will Nevitt. J. F.
Harrison and Fred Willis were
oyer trom Villas Wednesday,
locking after election news. Mr..
Jones wa. aRxi9Hs about Tenn
essee.
Bob eottan, Charlie Collins.
Robert Collins and Jim GePpen-
bargsf came up from Garrizo
with elsetion returns Wednpsday
and stayed oyer until the next
day to help celebrate.
Miss Marie Thompson, who
has been visiting In Iowa for
the past two months, returned
to Springfield Saturday, Her
father, THOMAS Thompson, who
left here about q year ago, ex.
poets to return with his family
Boon.
The election in this county
passed very quietly. The day
being fine, there wis i large
vote polied: The entire county
ticket was elected by the re-
publicans. Fhe state and nation
al republican ticket received
of from fifty to fifty
five. We give in another col
umn the vote of the county by
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

DR.. Regnier and Lewis are
down at the Ballard ranch this
week to bring home three hun
dred cattle which Mr.. Ballard
has pastured for them, ,-Cimar-
ron News.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
NortcE roR PUBLICATION
DshArtpNsat Of The In terio

Land once as Lamar, Colorado.
..... Get. 10, 1900.
Notice 10 hsfshy s,tsn that Felix Rcsnier Of
HeEnisr. Colorado, WIN, oa October BIRD,
1871, nsde Dsssrt Land KAtry tofts) No, 10, 70,
the ~ Of the sW'k Of Section 4 fownship u
south. Range l. ives. Of the eth Principal M.rid
Ian, Ass died notice Of intention to make nnal
preof, to establish claiM TO the land
sbsve deseribsd. before the Clerk Of the District
Court, ~ Springfield. Colorado. or the ssh day
Of December ltps.
Claimant aanss - wisnsssss: william spur
esen, Andrsv cspsasky, Carrie RsEnier of
Regnief, Colo. and Edward EAsrson, Of Car
ri1o, Colorado.
SaHH 4. WnLiAus, Raxistss,
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yOTIGR FOR PUBLICATION.
DApartnept Of the Iutario,

y0TlGR FOR PUBLICATION.
Dtpartaent pf the Interior.
Isad once u Lamar. Colorado
Sept. seth, lsps.
Notice is herahy siysA that Allen !. Mise,
of Springfield, Colorado. who. on August slst,
1907. INSIDE Heusstsad Entry No, $3.50, for the
southwest quarter Of Section 4, Township 81 s.,
Range "a west. eth Principal Meridian, has hle,i
notice Of intention to make Fnal Communication
Proof, ia establish claim to the land above dc.
scribed, before Clerk of the District Court, 1t
Springfield, Colorado, en- the 18th, day Of No.
vembcr, 1905.
Claimant nancs A. witnessea: George Brown.
C. N. Gordon, y. =. MCFARLAND, p. L. Smith, all
OF Springfield, Colorado.
Jcnn A. W,LI!AHs. RegfAter.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
NOTICE roR RrnLiC ArlpS.
Department. eitiis iu.!rieF,
Laad O6ice At Laihaf, Colorado,

hs.p.. q iss.
Notice 1. h.reb, s,.ea ,hss rrsdi'C. swan.
con, sf stoninston. Colorado, Who on lu,y 10.
1907, made homestead entry No. ooet, T. ,. No.
sssa, for son.he..s qF.rter at scei!.n'',, Town
ship u south, Range ~ Hesf al tha 9Th Principal
Meridian, has nled notice of intention n make
Final Communication rroof. to establish claim to
the land ahoys described, befarf ths elsFk OF
the district spuft. At Spsinsneli. Colorado, on
the Nth day af Nevcmbfr, Isos.
Claimant namcs A. Witnesses: Z; =. MeGili,
b. W. McGill, c. =. Gilmore. Conrad Hutton;
all Of ssoniRstop caleFadp.
JAM A. w,tL}4xa.
Register,
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NOTICE FdK PUBLICATION.
Impairment Of ths Interior.
United StAtes Land OficS,

Lamar. tdiorsdo, Sept q 1908
Notice Is hprsby s,wsn 'tAst Elijah s. Han.
ton. of Lampp.t, Colorado, who. on Angus,
z7sh, 1907, made HomesssAd' Entry No stb7. fol
the norshess. quarter Of sscfldnAs, Township
81 g.. Range " West Of osh''f, H., has Aled
notice OF ,n'shsion 10 make aaai communication
proof. to sstabiish claim to the land above de.
scsibeti. bsiore the CLERK Of the District ppurt,
.s Springfield. Colorado, on 'hs ''A dav ot
December le1e y
cls,man. nance as Witnesses; George Polls
grover. George W. coprsd, IF lsmpoFs and
De. Fuller WI. GLASGOW, 10th y fs.onins'en
Jozs 4. wItIIi4As, Rsgist,F.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

r. w. Mcfarland returned
yesterday from Kansas City,
whore he had taken q bunch of
cattle to the market. Granada
Times.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

A valuable team of horses. be-
longing to Mr.. Patterson. were
killed by falling off the beet
dump at Wiley last week.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
Delinquent Tax List Of Baca Coun.
ty, Colorado,
Tax Of 1902
Treasurers Office. Baea County
State ~
Baca County,
State of Oolorano,

VFee! CqHlfFyI
r& State of Oolorano
Public notice is hereby given that vl according law of
and Of Colorado the Ninth day Of November A. D.
1905 and succeeding days. commencing the hour Of Ten o'clock
situate the said county which taxes for year 1907
been shall be pay the herenbeow
set down; interest and penalties, to-wit;
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

!UI1CH FHh f.pHhlCATIUN.
Department OF thf Interior.
Land ofdes at lamar, Colorado,
Sept. a 1901.
Sotieeis hesiby titsn thai Sylvester II, Pen.
der, Of Monon, colpride. WHO. pp April 18th.
1907, made homesssNd eptIy Se, u: +. No.
7sis. for the norshsast arArtsr pf ssctlon 81
Township = .GGs'A, Rarss q gf.' Of the 9Th
to make rihai commp.AtlPn Proof. to establish
claim 10 the iana sbove ae'cFibea. before the
rcsi'ssr And rsorref. At Lamsf, Colorado. o.
the 7tth day of Spyfmber. 1894.
Claimant nAFaPs ~ witnesses: AythuS John
stor. Charles q, ssrrstsE, j. v, Tudhope, John
y. Johnston, ~ of Monon. Celersdp.
Saas 4. ~ilAiAh
RkStAtAr.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

The repairs on the wagon
bridge at Lamar were completed
the latter part of last week.
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81 HERALD.
Legal Adyeptising
Puhlle Land 4sta

LamAr, COLORADO. LaRH 6Mce. Sept, q, 1908
Notice 10 hersby given that, - directsd'by the
Comm lssionpr Of the General I.snd Office, under
provisions Of Ast af ConsteSi apprpspa Jape n.
1905. Public-So, acs, We viii oatt at public
sale. to tho hishsst bidder, At 10 O'Clock .. m.
on the 10 day OF SeYsmber, 1905 nsxt, at this or
leo. the following tract of 'Ispd, to Wit, NY
sw,t. Sec. SO, T, 0s,, y. Ia ". 10th IN,
ARv persous claiming adversely the above -dss.
cribet lands are advised to ale their t,A,ms. OF
objections. Of Op Or before !h' de! .esra as''xn..'
John A. Williams. Rgistsr.
c. Frost L'ssst!,' Rsssi'sF.
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AatpsaiHea Hers sHa rhefs

A St. Louis college girls foot.
ball team. composed of tan girls
and one man, has issued ? chal-
!enge to any boys' high school
tesM in Missouri:
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

The dreaded nightriders, not
withstanding the efforts Of the
police, are still causing much
damage in Kentucky.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

New York is in the grasp Of
the first blizzard of the season.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

Baca County.
AS BIG AS a STATE
BossSe bsns ss es1a.r county It
s..s ..s = S s y, wide ,ss % ca sss ~
|eLIMATE ' '''''' " ~
The climate exceptionally benehtting especially those
" @ e s ss, .uss ,s.
s S = w.. ash III @ must aoans md ssperucs for himself
@ y :. the .,sse: .e
@ s,s ss1 20 'sg ,s,s,Is
ssisi I'll winter s', Wiz ss tsss os
|ToPoGRAPHY ~
The s ss sss1y ss e. %''saa aa
cidea savanags to de hoeseder and timber
O. ssss :;s r. si' 81
part seasrsllyqiIs 1sssl ~ pFdlrs Il" ''' '" '' ct"
ITS PAST '''"'~'
driven s f.; ssi sss .aas' on Tsss ssS! ..
::s: s, s:: s::s .ss Z. s' @ +
:s.s ::'ss ". sss ss 5 's s,s s'a: .
good land saa te0a themselves hs pasty;
sss:: e: I & lss
:ss s..i H. ~ s ss;.ss q. n' sess
LAND AND ! LIVING
pe. 2 %g ss e . p. E. .a
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|eRops
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nu.lly .sl.ly drought roasting sorts, i.
being year This w before many
& 81; 4; s;:s c.
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.n4 collssfEOa Of Fruit tf. from T.. u. pis.s'
WATER MN
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Population q,...,... .a.
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nsittAs! sesoH NIX psupsr u The eosnty.
Schools and GhHrehes
sksti h,ye e only lfSh RS;hi.. ths
s'sa PIT aeePdy helpful b Al who PS 4. influence
Taxes,
..s. ~ lev .aa ths business ST tas county eendues.
The County Seat
.o, &. . @ ~. s.s. s.: e. ; .1 mile,
nsstpapsr. haFh shop county oFe . es.te once hotel and
tssnats s Wa lodge a9d b{sss band ta{ larger town
might veil be Rpd pt livery kArn nearing
eorqH An stssent oes telephone Yate with
vlia and ranches mi +Ysy ps II sospty in opar,
hto Other phone neq building
neeh secured via railway 50 mss north
Day except sunday mail eopHes the town with Lamar