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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
10 iou's binans?


@ie cine Meloumg aus Sufio BE-
lagt, eeablidtigt cns iapanilde Ma=
rinenliniiteriuln, in Ser ndditen Sci
1ion pom Enrlalnent einen ouBeror=
Dentliden &reoit bon 400 MiQione1,
2)en 5llr gergroherun1g oes .6lotten=
beitonoes fir iiebcn Sabre 81 perlan=
gen. Sic Melolng miro in Ser iapa=
niiden &relie lebbaft b%eiprpdrn, So
Die 6inan5lage iid nod imnrer nidt
giititig geitaltet fat l1no allf SEM SOL
fe id}o11 jett Elm u1rgebe1rer 5teuer=
hrnd laitet. Sic 9mrdfiibrlmg
Ser al1g%efiinoigten 6lottennermebruna
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
zmrttrr Thrtl.
Sun, Mrmen= seelen =Monat.

s9enfe &eilano, 9eineu Sriebcn
Ellen, Die bnbingeldieben,
Sic bes 2ebens &ompf !b%eltanoen,
Gtp'ge Mube nod nidt fanoenl
Silae aug, tuofiir lie brloen..
2a{fe nab, mas lie nod 1drloen!
GtiT ibr 5ebneu, bDr' ibr Sleben,
@uabe la6 fir Meeht ergebeu;
5d,au' ibr 3ugen, Dor ibr &lagcn,
G1p'9es Qibt LAB ibnen tagen;
Sir ia ibluacl1 ibre Qer3en. d
aSisb' Sic Slammen rnb Sic S6mer5en
Seine 8puue lit @er5eiben,
Sonlh LAB tbnen angehciben,
Sic gu tbeuer Sir eriporbcn.
Nl5 am &rel13e 9M 9eltorben!
Inn Der 5tro,ne @lute5 nillen
@pTit 9u ibre Semf5er ltiIen!
Chit. als Gu am @rel,5 gebangen,
ioa1t 9u ollie @elt nmfongen
Y.lTit sen blutbcoedten Nrmen;
Stred' audi ieet lie boil Grbarmen
Su bes &erterS Marterl tdtten,
Sn55' Der ar,len Scelcu Setter!
subr' lie 81 oeu @immelsldaoreu
Sue, sic l1ns tbeuer lpare,,
Sic perfniipft nit enacu @anben
Inns bienie0eu uabc ita,1benl
Nfilner Selu. idlone. idlpne,
SHbre Tie gu 9einem Tbronel
llns, Sic nod bienieben rtnaen.
A:RDg' Ser 9roBe &f gelingen,
Inns, Sic nod omf @rdbern 9eben,
9ab arh Seine @ulb emit 1eben.
@aB Sem elu'ges 2idt lns ideinen,
Npu'jt nit ibneu ullS pereinenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
@a5 tueroctt bic 3emte
ia9en?

Sehr weuige inter Sen Meniden
foI,,l,en ALIEN lteben. Npb peniger
mage1 es> nirflid cine eignc Meiuu1ng
pocr Mnidnlulna 81 baben. @ir ole
6hneln, ob11e ms oelien beml1Bt 51l
iein, Sen Ranfen, Sic md alien Sci
ten fin Stiisen ll1d}en. @er bat oenn
laod) sen, Ml1th, allein, SIT iteben, allein
5u Senfe,1> ollein 51 bonoeli? Sci ie=
Ser @eluegl1ng na6 red)ts, bel leoer
%r1pegl,rla nadl li11f5 frage1 mir inns:
.NSos merceu sic 2eute ga gu 0enfet,
1a9en?" 3ie5 lit sic critic bonge Tra=
sc. sic mir bel ieoenltnternebmen, bel
ieoem Gntld}ll1B m.fmerfen, rn0 OBJ
alei6 mir inns mobl l6on blmerttnal
elm redteS l1ngliid nod be,n &e5ept
onorer slbereitet baben, laiien mir
ond} nidt Mpon ob, beitanoig al1f Sic
2eute 81 l0i'ren un6 ms nad ibnen ST
ridten. 8er nber bilft ms, me1ln
mir, na1 ser Meinu11g ser 2el,te ban=
nel,l0> ms ltugliid aeratben iino? 8er
pon alien Sen giele,1, nad benen mir
ms ridten, tragt fir ms Sic boien
Iolgen zines Sdrittes, Sen mir an=
Bern nadwctban boben? 50 lange
man INNER Inn &atb inns 8eiitono Bel
or0ern nodiragt, 10 lange lit nta1l
rod Sbor ae'l,g, oiel elben 6ebler gu
hegeben, Sic andre Dor inns bagangen
lnben; man lit obne @alt, obne &C.
hensfen11tniB. l1no 0pd: 1per f0nnte
mobl fir uns unlern @eg ipilien?
@er berfolat gel1alt 0iel el6en 3iele
mie mir? $50 es iid alio Inn Sic Ell
n%eniten Angelege1beiter1 bon0elt, So.
filnl1lre lla>l iid I'M feline Meinlt1g
ciles moern Menlden, lon6ern bore
luno folge Ser Stin1n1e, Sic inns auen
i%lmneipobnt> lie allein lit Sic rid)tige
6iibrerln.
SSn Sen meiiten 6oinen, tpenn Elm
Menid (obne 3orn natiirlid) auf sic
critic @ingebung bin bnn0elt, miro er
eS. nidt 81 berelten baben, ionbern Sen
Seaen 6es eigenm6dtigen @o1lbelns
fnlo an lih uro ieiner Sade erfabren.
-gs frage iih alio Gin je6er:: Ser anore
loat 10, Sic 9eute 10, mas iagt oei,re
innere Stimme2 l1nb oann lei man
tart gentg. ooB, ipenm cS iein miiBte,
man iid ol(ein ourdfampfen fann. IS
loa hermit nid1t Ser ltngei eligfeit,
Ser @art6er5iafeit Mns @ort gereoet
meroen. Mein = cern ielbit ~oie 9el,=
te", Sic mon nidlt gefrogt bot, fin6en
lit eir, I'M itol5 ouf eincn Meniden
sn fem, Ser es germat fat, ollein gu
ltehcn. 2iebe ua6 gbrungen meroen
.i6nen entge9cnae6radt u1,o nm fire
Nreln0id)aft miro getporbeu. Sober
llniclbi tdnSiae ipielt int 2eben, oard
eiane Sd1llo cine undergraduate
8olle, sic biel 8itterfeit nit iid fiibrt.
Iorum lei man iid ielbit trelt> mage
es uo1 ielbit" 81 iein, reiBe iid los
bon Sen aetten Ser ltnielbitanoigfeit
nnb tiimln1re iid nimmermebr oorrm,
mas Sic Qelte ioaen mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Mbtmeibe 1T Mtamiter.

9ie in unlerer lebten Musgabe a1r=
gefun0igte @eibe 6es bodm. g.. g.
Doerfler, .. g. g., gum eriten 6el1t=
iden Mbte @ana0as lit mnter ein=
orudspouen 8eremonien am Is. 5.
Mts. in Miniter, Sasf.> p%ol5ogen
moroen. 56on lange Dor 8 l1br mot
gens fiilte ii@ Die Mbteifir6e NIT Mn=
%oadtigen, sic bon nab un6 fern trob
ser menig einla5enoen Miene 6es
Sagesgeitirnes berbeigeeilt tpare,r, Inn
ser ieltenen 6eier bei3utpobnen. hinge
adtet 6ringenoer @rntearbeiten batten
sic grten 2el1te CO iid nidt nebmen
laiien, 6urd peri0nlid,eS @rideinen
oem @efeierten 6es Cages lire @od<
ad)tung, 8erebrltng l,no 2iebe 5u Be-
fumben.
BUR feitgeiebten Stunoe mur6e
@err g. Bruno in feierlidem 3lge
IN Sic reidpei@miidte Stride geleitet.
Inter liturgiiden @eiangen, tief=
ipmboliideu 3eremonien gi,rg Damn
6ie 81. &anola1ng Dor iid}. Mit auf=
m%erfiamer, atbemloier Spannlu1g
folgte man Sem &erlaufe o%erielben,
beren Mittelpunft ser bodlp'ite SEER
8iidof Migr. &ascla, 3. 90. S., bon
Yrirce gilbert u11o ser bod)p g. Brit
no maren. Muf ienen %peibepollen
Moment lei b%ingemieien, mo- gum
5hll1b ser 3eremorrie Ser N%eugemeib=
te, angetban NIT Sen prteiterlid)en &C.
mGnbern un6 geidmiidt NIT SEN SIT
iignien ser Mbt1piir0e, ndmlih 8r1it=
freu5 un6 Mitra, ser fnieenben Men=
sc feierlidit Sen Segen ertbeilte. @ie
ein Stiid foitliden @imn1elsfrieoens
mutbete es einen d11. als Mbt Bruno,
inter hem 8aloa6im ltebenb, set Mus=
6rud Ser @rgebenbeit iettens ieiner
Or6ensi0bne entgegennabm lno ibne1t
oen 6%rieoensfuB CAB: Gin feierlides
Sc 9eum bei6loB 6ieie ltnpergeblide
firdIide 6eier. Ser ,1el1e Mbt murbe
iooo,m in oas &loiter 5uriidbeg1eitet,
no ibm allieitig Sic ber5liditen &C.
gensmiini9e 5utbeil muroen. Mittags
%pereinigte Elm frdftiger Slnbib Sic
6%eitgenollen. Sin 1angen meiBee0ed=
ten Siidjen lieb n1a11 iid) 0as frerno=
libit Gorgebotere trefflid i6meden.
ltn0 oa es ei11 u6reilund" mar fir
jeoermann, 10 miro man iih unidpper
BON Ser Iebboften Sbdtigfeit, Sic iid)
int ser @ale entmidelte, Elm 8ilo ma=
den f0inl1en.
Ser 5peite fird]Iide 6eitaft beitan6
in elmer bodfeierliden @eiper uno
6eitpre6igt, Sic Ser bod)p. @err Mbt
Yeter Gngel BON Ser ct. SobnS Mbtei
inMinnelota bielt. &e6ner i6il0erte III
padenoc11 @orten Sic 8eoeutltng oes
Cages, erflarte Sic @iir0e, sic beu=
te ol1r6 Sic @6nbe bes 8iidofs per-
lieben morben rno belel1dtete 0aS
frltdjtbare @irfen Ser 8eneoiftiner=
Yatres auf fultl1rell : religioiem &C.
biete. Mben6s fans Damn int Spetle=
iaol oes &loiters fir Sic 5ablreib er=
idjienenen &ertreter 6es bodpp. &lerlts
Elm Ieitbanfett itatt. - Mit Ser @eit
Gano0a, Scr 0ieicr Mrtifel entnom=
men, iprid)t oud Ser ~Mor0itern," Ser
i'll 0en1 ner1cn bodm'iten @errn Nbte
Bruno 96rf ler, 8. g.. g., ei11elt lang
j1brigen 6reuno od)tet l1no ebrt, @pd)=
Gcmlelbcn mieoerholt Sic ber3lidNten
@liidpiimide o1,s. MDge ibm cine
langc icgensreide 5bdtigfeit i'm ST.
~terelie bes 1eutibtblms uno bes &a=
tboli5islm1s ais beren tbotfraftiaer
Mnpolt err iih oll5eit ermieien, be-
5d,irAen 1cini 9(N ml1ItnS nnunSl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

Sic Gurfen flagen, 6aB lie III GU
ropa audi ntdt einen ein5igen Sreuno
baben. Sic 11rolte @ei6id)te: Sreunoe
in Ser Motb geben bun6ert auf etn
2otb.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
Easter Services.

Catholic services surprising in
magniicence any heretofore ever
held in Meeller, will be conducted in
court house hall on Easter Sunday
morning at / ii. M, by the Rev. DR..
christopher V. Walsh.
One of the chief features of the OBJ
sarvance will be solemn high mass,
In the chanting of which some Of the
most distinguished singers of our
community will participate.
The feast of Easter commentaries
Christ's resurrection from the dead
after the cruciiiction, and Is cele-
brated by the Catholic church as the
great day around which Christianity
hinges and is revolved. Hence, in
conformity with the day, we expect
our own popular and eloquent Father
Walsh will preach an able sermon on
ssfhe Resurrection
| THE Herald is authorized to IS
she most cordial .invitation to all
| the Inhabitants OF Meeker and sur
rclndiug tributaries, to remind them
that everybody is most heartily well
come to the Easter Sunday services.
Lshers will be on hand to seat and
provide for the comfort and couven-
fence of all people present on that
day.
Remember the time IL Il. m, the
place, court house hall, the date,
April 10th. You are all very well
come.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
High School Board.

7The high school board held its reg
ular meeting on Saturday, April Sth,
in the district court room.
The high school monthly report
ending march 3lst, showed the en-
rollment 36, and average attendance
30 pupils.
At this meeting the standard of the
examinations for admission to the
Rio Bianco county high school was
fixed for this year as follows: Az
craze, 10 per cent, and no study be-
low GO per cent. Any pupil making
70 per cent average, and falling be-
low 60 per cent in one study, will BIZ
entitled to an examination in. that
study in September
THE high school belongs to the
people and every boy and every girl
mnst be encouraged to get good
education. Many children who can
nj ;;ye- high. credits. on written eNam-
nations will do good work with sym
pathy and encouragement.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
School Visits.

The superintendent visited Powell
Park school March 18th and found a
school which is a credit to District
No. 8. There is not displeasing
thing to be seen about the school or
the school grounds-not even an ash
heap, as the ashes are used to fill low
places In the road.
The school grounds look like well
kept lawn, on whic. the children
have royal good play times without
getting covered with dust or mud,
hence the entrance room OF the school
is very tidy, the brooms in one cor
ner, ball bats in another, and in a
neat wall box are the base ball par
aphernalia. The hats and coats are
hung neatly on pegs. One enters
a large, clean, home-like room with
green tinted walls having number
of good prints tastefully arranged.
There is a fine bookcase filled with a
good selection of books in excellent
condition. No fear of bacteria or dis
ease germs In Powell Park school.
There was not an untidy child in
the room.
The teacher, Miss Bonham, is a
quiet, dignified, sweet-voiced girl,
who has clear-thinking, well-bal-
anced mind. By her poise and speech
one recognizes an able teacher with
character. Miss Bonham prefers
primary work which shows good
Judgement. 1t would be hard to
find as good teacher in arithmetic
in the city of Denver.
The purpose of these articles is to
tell the people and school officers
where to find good teachers to fill
vacancies, and as recommendations
for teachers for positions in this or
any other country. Rio Blanco
county must learn that appreciation
of good work stands for progress.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

The wonders OF the Rockies are de-
scribed and pictured in beautiful
brochure just issued by the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad, entitled Around
the Circle" written by Mr.. Edwin l..
Sabin, the we'll known author, and
illustrated with photographs by jack
son, Beam, Smith, Mcclure and other
well known Rocky Mountain land
scape artists. geographically and
pictorialIy the publication is one Of
the abandonment issued for free distri-
button by any railroad, while from
literary standpoint the story is far bet
ter than the usual run Of railroad
booklets.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
Council Proceedings

Monday evening, April III, 1911, tDe
new town board held Its first regular
monthly meeting. Present, the may
or, Trustees, Bowen, Strehlke, Gra-
ham, Salmon, Hulett and Ball,
The minutes Of the meetings OF
April 3rd and 9th were read and APP
proved.
The following claims against the
town were examined and approved,
and warrants ordered drawn for their
payment:
J J Davitt, meals to prisoners. ............s &c
Thomas stith, street work. o.
Leo Davis, Sc g ................. 20
Out West Printing Co, supplies ........... II q
The committee appointed at last
meeting to confer with the High
School committee IN regard to the loca-
ton Of said building, made partial
report, and OIL motion the committee
WAS discharged. On motion q new
committee, composed OF Trustees
Strehlke, Hulett and Salmon WAS APP
pointed to confer with the High School
board at once, and report vt the next
meeting.
On motion the marshal WAS instruct
ed tO lay line OF hose to the top Oi
the hill in question, and ascertain the
water pressure.
The board then proceeded tn the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing term,
which resulted III follows:
Town RecOrder-T. b. Scott, ut a
salary Of $12O per annum.
Town Treasurer-J. w. Rigby, at a
salary Of $40 per year.
Health Officer-Dr. Samuel French,
at a salary Of 500 per year.
Town EnRineer-W. H. Clark, at a
Mt 81 1au eAhAtt nArvi0oS
required.
Town Attorney. c. Gentry, at a
salary Of 500 per anMum.
Town Marsiiai-B. L.. Nichols, at q
salary OF $50 per month.
Police Magistrate-Passed until next
meeting night.
The following committees were the,,
appointed
Street aud AlIey-Bowen, Graham,
aud Salmon.
Fire aud Police-strehlke, Ball aud
HuIett.
Ways and Means-Eliiah Salmon,
Hulett and Str hike.
The mayor then appointed Trustee
Strel,ik as mayor pro tenn.
On motion the ColOradO-Paciftc De-
velopment company was rented the
town grader, ut 81 per day, MOt count
ing two days going and coihing.) The
grader Is to he taken after the town
finishes its work.
A building permit was ordered issued
to H. O. Reynolds tn build a frame
dwelling house l6x36 with All l. l4xl6,
two stories, with brick cbirnneys, aud
cement foundation also barn 14xl6,
all on lot 8, block 43
The clerk was instructed to notify
A. f. Lytle and l.. Il. Chaplin tn sub
nit bids for tapping the water mains
for the ensuing year.
On motion the board adjourned.
4. b. SCOTT, Town Recorder.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
Back From Denver.

Colonel b. F. Montgomery return
ed from Denver early in the week,
after lengthy stay at the state
capital, looking well and feeling
hearty.
AS to the deal he received at the
hands of Honest John" on the
tudgship, the colonel had nothing to
say. He is of the opinion, however,
that the present Legislative situation
will continue, and no senator will be
elected, all Of which will put the Col
oradO Democracy very much to the
bad in the next state campaign.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

A southern preacher the other day
delivered n brief but very beautiful fun
eral sermon. Here it is: "A word to
you all. Postmortem praises and love
are in the air. People kiss the dead
when they never stop to kiss the living:
they hover over baskets IN hysteric sobs.
but fail to throw their arms around the
loved ones who are lighting the stern
battles of life. A word of cheer to the
struggling soul in life is worth more
than all the roses in Christendom piled
high on the casket covers. The dead
cannot smell the flowers, but the living
can. Scatter them hrodcoast in their
pathway. therefore. and pluck out the
thorns before it is too late"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

The first response to be received by
any of the losers in the late fire was
that of the Masonic lodge Monday
evening, when it received a draft
from the Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company for $500. through the local
agent, II. a. Wildhack, being the
insurance on their lodge furniture.
The loss was adjusted on the 18th and
payment received on the Goth.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Many 'foreigners'' in Mexico are
today taking out British naturaliza-
ton papers as a result of the revolu-
tion in that country. This is dose
with grimacc, but feels, ncverthe-
less, that the union jack" is the en-
blem that commands respect wher-
ever British subjects may have their
residence, whether permanently or
otherwise, and particularly i'll all
countries peopled by the Latin races.
England sees to it that her citizens
receive a square deal, and more's the
pity that Uncle Sam fails to do like
wise.-Rifle Telegram.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

The-pastor OF one of Denver's aris-
tocratic churches--a Methodist
preacher at tiat-told his cougrega-
tion in sermon the other night that
hell, rs signyfying a place of eternal
punishment, is a myth. That sort Of
teaching is wrong, and the preacher
had no business to say it, even if that
is his honest belief. The fear of he'll
is about the only thing that can keep
u majority of Denverites half way
straight, and once they get to think
ing there IS nothing of the sort COM
ing to them hereafter, the limit will
be taken off entirely. Empire.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Claude Hart, an old time Axial
boy, was a town visitor this week.
During the last few years Claude has
country, but was not favorably i'm
pressed with it. In future, this
section is good enough for him.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. G. Shepherd
came in from the railroad Saturday.
Mrs. Shepherd and little daughter
spent the winter at the old home in
Virginia and returns to Meeker much
improved in health.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

w. F. Kisinger bought n pair of
fine driving horses from Frank Pol
lard a few days ago. AS soon as
they are shaped up, Mr.. Kisinger will
have one of the best driving teams in
this community.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

After spending the winter in Den
yer, Mrs. p. p. Harp returned to
Meeker Tuesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Bert Rink has started the erection
of Il handsome 7-room residence.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

w. Il. and Bert Salter of the Park,
took in the city sights Saturday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

A grand display of Spring and SUM
mer millinery at Mrs. Browns.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
"Know How" in Decoration.

Years of experience have given ~
the know how that makes . guar
antee of satisfaction with every job
we do. F. G. WALTON.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

It's matter of painful record that
Jeffries could not come back; but
Jack Frost did come back, and has
been an unwelcome visitor in this
italian climate of ours the past three
days
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Go and examine Mrs. Browns mil
linery. All latest styles.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

w. B. Loring had arrived to spend
the summer.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Miss Lucy Fawcett will organize
. class In typography, pastel, water
color, oil and china painting. Those
wishing to enroll call at F. d. Riley's
residence.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Native trees were being set out in
the town park.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

The worst storm Of the winter oc-
Cured on April l4th.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

The reason many people never
have coughs is because they
have learned to use Lunga-
line at the first symptoms.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
For the week ending April 8. 1885


Six inches Of snow fell Monday
night.
F. e. Sheridan began work on the
ditch which now irrigates4 his farm
east Of town.
A big bunch Of Ashley farmers
came In with grain which they sold
1t good prices.
It il noted that Simp Harp bought
two very fine riding horses down In
Utah. Just like him.
The farmers who had located on
the mesa Opposite town, were pre-
pairing to start work on the Highland
ditch.
The late J. w. McCracken had his
Powell park ranch surveyed by W..
H. Clark. F. N. JoHantgen and p.
w. Hockett now own this property.
The killing of one Jim Austin, at
Ashly, by Billy Gardenhire. is recor-
ded. The evidence showed that Gar
denhire used his gun in self-defense,
with the result that there was one
less would-be had man" abroad.
For week ending April 10, 1855
A. J. Ryan of Piceance was town
Some shot air" railroad rumors
were noted.
General Dave Cook, of Denver, was
= visitor on detective duty.
Ed WILDER, was made foreman Of
the Niblock Cattle company.
The Garrick club gave another en-
ioyable and successful dramatic en-
tertainment
]. L. Mediation had arrived with
twelve head of fine, imported Per-
cheron stations.
In the town election, w. H. CLARK,
was elected mayor, and J. L. McHat-
ton, r. J. Little, 7. B. Watson, G. d.
Thayer, trustees. IL was quiet con-
test.
The annual meeting Of the White
River Stockgrowers' association was
held on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. There was q large atten-
dance. A. J. Gregory was elected
president, A. G. Hatch, vice presi-
dent, L. B. Brasher, secretary, A. b.
Hsnkey, treasurer, and E. Flemming,
e. T. Aver and J. G. Kendall, execu-
tive committee. The association was
. live affair In those days.
Miss Lucy Fawcett will organize
. class in typography, pastel, water
color, oil and china painting. Those
wishing to enroll cali at F. d. Riley's
residence.
Send The Herald to your friends in
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In coming to town yesterday fore
noon from his lower Powell park
ranch, AL Lloyd said it was about
as breezy as any time during past
winter.
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Send The Herald to your friends in
the East.
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Andy Strong, recorded as Blue
mountain cattle king, was in town.

An0y 6GrOuX, Iecoioeu 40
mountain cattle king, was in town.
Seven feet, lacking two inches OF
snow fell between November 8, 1885,
and April 10Th, 1888.
Joe Luxen, another Blue mountain
cattle king. was mingling with his
numerous Meeker friends.
It was noted that II inches OF snow
had fallen since April LIST. Contrast
that with our present favorable
weather conditions.
Captain Harry Miner and Lieu
tenant Thornton made their first
cruise down the river) In the "Water
Witch" Despite the seamanship OF
these two mariners, the ''Water
Witch" WAS wrecked ut Shotgun
bend (where the Cross-L ranch house
10 now located).
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In attending to outside professional
duties, DIR. Montgomery travelled 200
miles the past seven days.
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A big bunch Of Ashley farmers
came In with grain which they sold
At good prices.
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YEARS AGO
IRON Tho Herald of April II. 1885,

should auId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min?
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i'll. Mediation had arrived with
twelve head of fine, imported Per-
cheron stations.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

In the town election, w. H. Clark,
was elected mayor, and J. L. McHat-
ton, r. J. Little, T. B. Watson, G. d.
Thayer, trustees. 1t was a quiet con-
test
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15

Tom Warren made his customary
week end pilgrimage to the city.
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The Garrick club gave another en-
joyable and successful dramatic en-
tertainment.