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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.


ARchiT EcTs.
nces Douglas Bldg, Ills Broadway.
HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OF
A o.sHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
N. d. OFFICES In dsLendrecie Bldg.
ACCOUNTANT.
coantant. Phone 1881. LILO Third ave
aae south. Fargo, n. d.
ATTORNEYS.
BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATTOR-
neys at law. oniee,. 4 and Q, Morton
BniIdiag, Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
BOTT, ii. j., LAWYER, SUITE z, PIo-
neer Life building. Fargo, N: D., Prac:
tice In all courts In North DakOta and
MfLLER HENRY r., ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo National
bank block, Fargo.
RoBBRI rs. AUGUSTUS HENDERSON
block, Broadway. Fargo. Probate pEac-
ROBINSON, ]. B., ATTORNEY AT Law.
612 Front street, Fargo. Practice in all
courts; Tar cases 9 speciality;
Offices In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts
BEAUTY PARLoRs.
NINE. MELIN, BEAUTY PARLORa,
Electrolyhs, massage, chiropody and
manlcuring. los Broadway. Phone 10e-L.
DENTISTS.
DIR. J. r. FRENETTE, DENTIST. or
flee, Huntington block over Bltou. kn-
trance on Broadysyt Fargo, y; d.
8, deLendrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, n. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-25
VISITING NURSE.

GRACE N. ROBINSON. r. N. ASsoCIAT-
ed charities; ] TO p. m, No. 10 Eighth
street south, phone 527. Residence l21
Eighth street north. Phone 1410 Hours:
$50 a. M. to D. N. At the service OF
physicians at any time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-25
Champs sim WinnInq.
eaturdavsa canaa

Rain at Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-25

AddIIlonal spOrI on Page NIne.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-25

ONDEh AMEN
AND LICENSED EMBALMER. FUNER-
al supplies. ]. r. Rice, South Broad
way. onflce south Of Moody's store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-25
PhlIIIea Reat oandinaIa.

Batteries-Penton and Clarke; Mar
guard. Wiltse and Myers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21

tural exhibits continuing two days
lr 'Np Wuuua ui thp FIRST Iu' ami
each du. thereafter Doc Russell Wild
We, .Uuv will entertain TO-. visitors
with .b" .Dll west Iu activity
100 'h, Afternoon each day th' oulv
lII.UIu ever BOO .H, KusVol. J.i viii
aUo rH flights
~ NIGHT the loy Way viii ID, fhe
main attraction NU may loose 1000
of Is attraction ufo. 'ho nrH nigh.
while the Fireworks. viii uah 90.
heavens lor ualr nn hour iu all iu
ul'udur
Ir" special feature %. Friday "l
Ip fHc gorgeous flower parade which
promises tao equal anything over held
Boo 100, west This b. uudo, tho 100
lD.yisiuu ui Me- plrUu EaIlD
SutWdu, Il VIII uo bold tu.
horse show parade aud Is luing ',
Uo H uuH.n Ate; fur parade tU,
animals Viii Ur HD.u lo Wc ual
paris. where 'u,. Nill ut Judged
These que us 'b, iyaU,s oft th,
three duvs There win Dc somofhua
duiug lll iro fur
The ohCial program Vll Dec 900
n0unccd Boo l.l latter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
TEST CASE IS MADE
Of GRAZING LAW
Clayton Man Indicted for Al
legged Violation of Section
9S; Interesting Legal Cues.
tion Presented.

CLAYTON. s. NJ -,pt a1=Ar ut.r.
r-tug lua important I,gll question
hu. boon raised Jos t4, iudirfWcnI of
3D. ,Ii.z.u. of tn.- county for alleged ,.u-
lt.ou of section aN of tb. ,,muII.d
laws. which prohibits uranr. IRON, .I-
lowing th,r uurr tn rum at large
uurug certain 1artIa, of each .,..t
Tn. grand s.,. Indicted the marty. and
Ibis rtforn., zoo ono. moved IN, rnurt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
FAIR At ROSWELL
WILL Be LARGEST
IN HISTORY OF
THE PECOS
Reports from All Over Coun-
try Indicate That Record
Breaking Crowds Will Visit
Pearl City This Year.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
TO PROTECT VISITORS
t~r,crri correspondence 10 the urrnidI

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p..,.u n..I... ,,..sifiop sr.,,f
n, Y,f .y.r.aI SU .,,HI whit,
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connected with This vUs decided at
uc nunI wootu. %. tho association
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
RECORD FLIGHT TO
Be ATTEMPTED
Cousin of Las Cruces Man Sc
lected From Many Appli-
cants to Fly From Minneap-
oils TO New Orleans.

Inns. tt.... n Al -.,t % T.s.I
interest ip ayf1tion has Noon cousid.
.,rapl -timulat,I n, reusou of tho
tarf tb,t Inupb x pnbinsop a coustn
ar Iol.p Robinson. uouiu.pt d,up.
eis. of this cir has b,an selected
ron, a, .,,,Ii.ar,s ~, ,,,..,a ,nc Mn.
u.1.,lI. ,n \,o o,lcnps tyJrn-s.ro.
u;au. lipbf nt t9t, mics which.
WHOM ocro.uuIishcd vll sot , pe,
Vo,II.. p.rord for cross copptr, nv
ina M Ronip4on wil brrm his
ulpnt mann uipuoapoli. on m. morn.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21

~ you want stylish horse and
buggy. soe W T.. Trlmhle ii3 North
Second ST. Phone No. ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
MISUNDERSTANDING
ABOUT TRADING
STA N PS

There seems to be- many saving Ma
uonal Trading stamps who have the
impression that th,N must have "a
book ot stamps Tor each mcr.h uut
giving them,
THIS is an error Tho stamps arc
tho Same from AN merchants. aud
should hc put In one book, nud ou
viii apply ON auy one premium YOU
may select
liuy yuur gruU'ri,a. dry goods.
hardware ana rycry line Won buy cot
merchants giving trading samu. and
gct valuable premium Thry cost
you absolutely nothing
National Trading stamp CO. 90
Soath Thhd street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
BIG POWER PLANT
NEAR COMPLETION
Final Tests Being Given TO En-.
gines at Plant of Chino Cop
per Company al Hurley.

Silver CITY y NJ, Sept ~ Those
who have watched the progru@. ui tho
m1gn'hront plant OF th. CHuo
Copper company which ~ now near
completion. have nccn piBtfird tO
SOC durlg 'hc past few days clouds of
smoke coming from the huso smoke
stacks 100 Hurley giving am appear
pncc of activity that has heretofore
boon lacking
Tho smoke dDd not moan The immc-
alec, operation ol tho mIll for That
event D. stil snmo weeks distant u
does moan however "a, operation of
the power plant ~ au cnrlN date The
past wr,k has seen thc power plant,
or at least two units of a. pat throuah
q very rlgid test by the experts OF tbs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
ELEPHANT BUTTE
CHICKEN OWNERS
LOSE MANY
FOWLS
One Man is Taken From Jail
There 10 Hillsboro Bastilc
Charged With Stealing
Sl02 Worth of Birds.
MACHINERY PLACED
IN NEW POWER HOUSE

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
FEED CHICKENS BEER BROTH
MIX IS Also Useful in Fatteninp
Them, the Government
Finds

Washington, Sept a. MIR or
beet broth three times day rs the
prescription the Departments of asu.
culture offers as best 'or The tat'ru
ing ot chickens The cost OF This
treatment the department 6ad5 after
an Investigation, is 9og cents @ pound
ut gain for the average cost of feed
and labor for largc lot ot poult,
the feed alone costiuG 40 cent
From ~ 20 n DAYS aIc required 'or
successful treatment The bureau off
animal industry has just ISSUED a
bulletin ON the subject giving com
pl,tc data ON tho feeding of one hun
drcd thousand birds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-21
NpJOUBNTD HEGUtNR NIIriNG
Ot IilI ,ttN tOINCtt.
~pptptuI,r IHth. tgtI

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in' FnHn. ". VI. D. D. summer
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carried Aldermen u To- Nr"ih,
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m'e ana ''T"' voting Yes.
FINANCE committee reported JOB mat
tor OBJ N"h-~''iri"rian hrno''i"ut as-
,'ci'i"u refusing Co take iurth' COR"
"i .h' 'i'y IS poor ana stated tAai they
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hnp' uh'h Arrange mrn's could h'
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"i ,llf poor un'il "u'h arrangements
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IAN h"n'N"i'u' "0s"'l'ii"n Or th"
county.
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The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12
Sandy Arroyo News.

W. A. Greathouse is putting in res
ervoir on his desert claim
Everybody is getting busy nowadays,
preparing for a big crop of the 5000 va
riety. along with cane maize etc.
Charles Medley says that bronco
busting was o. K in Oklahoma but the
Colorado spindle tails have got him
bested.
Our old time ranehman and trapper,
Daddy" Mobley made deal with a
well driller to put down three wells,
but 1t seems that Robert Medley has
made break in the deal by filing GER
tain half section.
Clay Wilson has put up = windmill
and it is o sumner for the north fork
of the sand.
John Green has planted quite field
of Nc. yellow corn.
Charles Clark lost very fine colt
last week.
The reporter received message by
heliograph regarding the Fair. We say
Fair. Just think what display Soap
Weed View could make and Pretty Prai-
rie too. Then comes Monon, Konantz,
Stonington, Lamport, Rodley. Boston,
Villas, Springfield. Maxey, Carrizo, and
Regnier, also Blaine and the Two Buttes
country. Let US all unite in the holding
of Fair, the frat in 20 years and let
US make it Winner.
The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12
kOnantz

Emma Bryan is on the sick list thi s
week. DR.. Milligan was called twice.
Fannie Detweiller is at Mrs. Frank
McGowan's s for visit of several days.
Jesse E. Gregory has been fencing
and has house built on his claim in the
east suburbs of Artesia.
Bun Dean and wife are at Bud Wat
sons for visit.
Charles Marymee has bought fine
pair of 3-year-old colts.
r. MCGOWAN is disposing of several
fine mule teams.
o. Doner was on the south boulevard
of Konantz few days since.
School election brought out good
crowd last Monday. Every thing went
along nicely and it was agreed to have
six months school at each of the two
school houses.
Mrs. James Daggett has returned
from Kansas. She brought along the
new arrival and Jim is happy.
Bessie Florey and Ida MCGOWAN Wis
tied Vera Fleming at Deans, the 7th.
Mrs. W. C. Marymee is on the sick
list She has been quite poorly for some
time.
We have had some rain and it looks
as though we would get more very soon.
The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12
Boost FOR the County Fair and for Baca Sounty
StCninaton Items

Frank Oakes is having well put
down on his claim. Hers down IT'S feet
and very little water so far.
w. A. Oakes received message from
Ottawa, Kas., Monday. informing him
that his mother was not expected to live.
q. S. Jackson and w. a. Thompson
We're at Richfeld the 9Th to cry a sale.
Sheriff Mcfarland was in this locality
las. Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Webster met with bad accident
last Saturday, while helping Charles
Meyers fix his pump. The chain slipped
and let the pipe fall on his wrist Altho
badly bruised and mashed no bones were
broken and he was able to preach at
Stonington school house Sunday A. NJ
Eugene Wallis visited with r. D..
Nance and wife Sunday.
Charles Nance went north west Sun
day morning, but no one wonders where
he goes to nowadays.
A. l.. Walker was over to see DR..
Milligan Monday, in regard to his son
Wesley, who has bad case of the
mumps.
About an inch of water fell in this To-
cality last Sunday evening.
No one blames the Boston correspond
ent for hollering for his own country
and agree with him that the cows
know good thing and they stay close
to Stonington and we are not bit shs-
ky at the animal that put on the lion Is
I skin to frighten the other animals off
the grass
The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12
Lamport Items.
! Shower Sunday evening

A fine shower Sunday evening.
j. W. McCraw has been in our midst
few days visiting old friends and TAX
ing pictures.
Messrs Waller and Larson with their
families were guests at Mr.. Sanders
last Sunday. ~
Miss Jewel Teal had the misfortune
to get her right limb broken last We'd
nesday. Dr. Milligan was called and re-
duced the fracture.
Mrs. D. Fuller spent Monday with
Mrs.Sanders. Miss Ruth Sanders accom-
panied her back home.
l.. v. Campbell and ]. w. McCraw
took dinner at E. 8. Groves Sunday.
Rev. Hazel will preach at Lamport
school house next Sunday. Everybody
invited.
Mr.. Grove returned Friday with .
load of freight from Texhoma, for the
Wentworth and Beurquin store.
D. Fuller and wife, Ben Boss and
wife, and Clarence Butts were trading
at "Wenthworth" last Friday.
The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12
Boston Pickinqs.

If the esteemed gentleman who got
away with Charley Wilson'S chickens
will call on George Poyner and George
Lepei he can get the two he let get
away from him on the way home.
Tho school meeting came off as per
schedule, with tifty-cight votes to the
good. and less than half the citizens
voters. A Rodley man Ballou, was e.
lected president of the board, and six
mills voted to keep up the three shoot
ing galleries in the district.
Geo. Lcpel is building residence on
his claim easily large enough and fine
ably hasn't been thinking about anybody
but himself
Frank Woleh has been over in Kansas
on land matters.
Erve Rutherford expects to be back
shortly from Oklahoma, and will bring
his parents with him.
Henry Campbell sold his belongings
to Welch and has gone to Oklahoma on
a short visit.
Iona Welch converted his coyote mon
ey into camera and is busily taking
pictures right and left
Dave Konkefs hens ROW have ioomy
house all to themselves.
Mrs. AIDA Konkel has heen house
cleaning for DR.. Milligan.
S. NJ. Konkel is some time ahead of
the season in planting, if the rest of the
reighborhood is right about it.
A big store directly south of us will be
in full blast in short time. 1t is 40xS0,
and we understand is to have hall over
head. We haven't heard, but presume
that south Northfolk il To be the cog
nomea.
There is room for one more in Bos-
ton, but he will have TO board himself
and do his own washing.
Who said County Fairy
The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12
DECORATION May goth.

iJts May QUILL
Mdsrs. Behr and Huber were in town
the 9th transacting business.
Judge Doughty, A. e. King and C.
NJ. Coker were here on land business
last week.
B. B. Britts was keeping house for
Mr.. Tankersly few days while he was
away on business matters.
The Two Buttes section, parts of the
Stonington belt the Smart neighbor-
hood. and few other spots around the
county have received local showers dur
ing the past two weeks. What we need
however is a good general rain-an old
soaker.
II. A. Weller and wife, of Henderson,
near Denver, Colorado, came down on
the stage the 4th inst. as far as the
dinner station and was taken from there
by Mr. Petticrew and daughter Pearl to
their land which joins Tom Oxenreider
on the northwest. Mr.. w eller is very
much pleased with the prospects of this
country They also visited the artesan
well which the OXenreider Bros. are
drilling on Toms and my place. The
water is within Al feet of the top.
Prairie Cactus.
As~thcre will be several new schools
in the county the coming year, | re-
quest school boards who have not yet
employed, write me, and | shall en-
deavor to help you in securing teach
err. By working together along this
line schools will be more likely to get
to begin early. County Supt.
Hugo Homsher came down from Den
yer last night.
The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12

County Fair. The knowledge of
one individual like his physical
power, is not very much, but the
combined strength of the whole
becomes stupendous, both intel
lectual and physical. Then again
we must not forget the social
side of such gatherings. We
come in contact with those who
have had much experience in all
phases of life; we learn new
methods of tilling the soil; of
feeding and caring for stock;
The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12
Blaine

e Leslie Grant is helping A. C.. Curtis
put in crop and break mules.
Mrs. johnson, mother Of Mrs. Harvey
Hall, returned to Kansas City Tuesday.
She took the Metcalf car to Lamar.
Ben Caddick took some parties to see
the Herbert wells Monday.
D. Whitaker and family spent Sunday
at the Knox ranch.
Harvey Hall and family and mother
called at the Knox ranch Sunday after
noon.
The little child of f. L. Hall and wife
has been quite i'll. DR.. Worthy was in
attendance.
Several fine rains in our locality and
grass is growing fast.
Mr.. Wilkinson and his father went to
Two Buttes last week.
The Springfield herald., 1911-05-12
SPRINGFIELD BAcA COUNTY COLORADO FRIDAY MAY W 1911
County Fair for Baca CountyI}y Citizen of Maxey

cry building erected in Spring
fielo, Blaine, Stonington, Villas
or any other precinct adds an in
creased value to every acre of
land in the county, and as the
land value advances so does the
value Of town property. There
fore, the cooperation of all is
necessary to the real growth of
the whole county.
And in no other way can we
get together, become acquainted,
exchange ideas, as well as at a
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Bankers, merchants, doctors,
lawyers, and in fact al profess
sional and business men and men
trained in the arts and sciences,
all have their converse lions
when they assemble and eX-
change ideas and experiences,
then why not the farmer?
l do not believe That any per-
son of average intelligence ever
attended County Fair where
there was a reasonable good cx-
hibit but what he learned some-
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land; ii would lessen our taxes,
increase our school advantages,
enlarges our towns and create a
better market for our products;
bring us better transportation
facilities and better communica
ton with other parts of the
world. Would a County Fair
help to bring about these results Z
Here is the answer: 1t would
call the attention of thousands to
Baca county. There is hardly a
newspaper in the state but what
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thing of more value to him than
the time he spent in attending
the same. How many men in a
new county have lost a whole
seasons work because they old
not understand the conditions as
they existed there, and Baca Co.
is no exception? We all know
that there are thousands of acres
Of land in Baca county subject
to homestead entry; we all desire
to see those acres improved; it
would add to the value of our
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MAxEY, Colo, Mar. 27, II.
Editor Herald:
Dear Sir: : Not long ago l saw
an article in the Herald from one
of your correspondents recon-
mending the holding of a COUN-
TY FAIR. | believe that we
are ali interested in building up
Baca County. not only one place
but the whole county; for the ad-
vancement of one precinct with
out the growth of the others will
not be of lasting value, and ev-
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would make a news item of it.
People would talk about it and
write it to their friends; visitors
would carry the news to other
states. A photograph of a good
exhibit would be gladly publish,
ed by the immigration Depart
ment of the r. R., and thus ad-
vertise Baca county. its products
and possibilities. The time to
begin the preparation of that ex@
hibit is now.
l. Ii. ALBERT.
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Rodley.

School commenced at Rodley the 7th,
with Miss Kellar as teacher,
Dora Paris has deem quite sick. DR..
Milligan was called to attend her.
Arthur Sutherland and wife visited
at Clarence Hands last Sabbath.
Miss Trudie lsleid is home again.
The Creek Indians arc still in the ring
and ready for another challenge.
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Villas Budget

j. Amrine. and p. L: Goehring have
returned from Lamar.
Margaret Rutherford upent couple
of days with her sister, Mrs. Glen Yo-
KUN.
Mr.. Wheeler is back from the east.
This means the arrival of new geods in
the near future for the big store.
Quite rain here last Sunday.
Luelln Balch was a caller on Mrs.
Grieshem.
John Amrine and family were guests
at the Goehring home the seventh.
School election was well attended.
Mrs. Barret was elected president.
Messrs. Martsching, High and H.
Amrine have gone to the cedar hills.
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Decoration Day

May Both, will be observed with ap-
propriate exercises. Program next
week.