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The Springfield herald., 1911-01-27
Feb. llth. Springfield
Pie Social
Villas BUDGET

Don't forget to come to the
box supper January 90, bring g
box or be prepared to buy ore.
DIR. Milligan was called to see
Mrs. Rutherford Monday anc
Thursday. who has been very
sick for the past few weeks, but
is improving at present.
C. Woolley brought in 2 wag'
ons for repairs.
]. C. Moore of the Murray
ranch, came in after supplies.
E. Taylor of Stonington, stop
ped here on his way to Lamar.
Bohls and Keller are drilling
a we'll for Mrs: Hocket.
Henry Blanchat has ordered
new motors, having sold his X
A. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christy return
ed from Lamar Thursday.
P. L. GoehrinE and H. Amrine
went to the cedars.
The Mrs. and Miss Denney Of
Springfield, were In Villas shop.
ping.
Mr.. Parsons of Syracuse, Kan
sas, was thru here looking for .
location. MI. Lynch of neal
Kenton; is here looking for !
ranch to lease, having sold his
property on the Cimarron.
Four broomcorn buyers wett
here Saturday. They came from
Holly. -
Mr.; and Mrs: Barrett and theft
daughter Clara; stopped hert
Sunday oh theft way to spent
the day at A. Curtis.
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eoRREspoNDENeE
Special to Herald

On Friday evening. Jan. 18th, the
Lamport school engaged in a spelling
contest against the Liberty scnool.
Two methods of spelling. the "railroad
word system" and the pronounced
word SYSTEM, were used. In the
railroad system" the Lamport school
won, while in the pronounced word
system" the Liberty scnool was victor
ious. Three prizes were given by the
teacher Of Lamport school. Mary Huff
ford was awarded the Lamport prize
and Rnth Sanders the Liberty school
prize. John Wray and Ruth Sanders
chose sides for the contest.
Able Nicodemus received the prize
given for the poorest speller.
The Springfield herald., 1911-01-27
GLEANIN0S AND AND COMMENT

Senator Guggenhcim intro
duced bill in Congress last
week, the object Of which is to
wipe out the annual postal de-
ticit. It provides for the use of
frank stamps By the government
officials; Reports say the postal
authorities believe the bill,
should it become a law, will ac-
somplish! that for which it is in
tended."
The successor to the brilliant
Hughes must be a democrat and
Of the bunch who are in the
race: We would much prefer to
ice Mayor Speer chosen.
The greatest joke of the season
is that OF Harry Tammen for
u. s. Senator. Next thing we
know Bangor Jake will loom up
Tor the place. Rocky Mountain
Herald.
There has probably been 500
entries for land under the home
stead and desert act. in this
county within the past 80 days.
The Springfield herald., 1911-01-27
LOCAL ITEMS


Mrs. Flora Winshull; Boston
Mass, is a new subscriber.
Clyde Gilmore ana Charlie
Walker were looking after bus
mess matters in town The 24th.
C. R. Waldren was a welcome
visitor Monday night. He was
accompanied by j. w, Harmon
/ a new conner tnot our own Jake)
who has purchased the VIM
Meek ] Sec. east Of Twyfords.
The land owned by Hellair, the
drummer, 800 acres in school
district 35, has been sold to a
prospective settler. r. j. HON.
shsr negotiated the sale.
V. M. Shannon was caller
the 25th.
We are creditably informed
that Martin & Allen have sold
their mercantile business at Two
Buttes to D. E. Jones who is
erecting a fine store building
next door to tn e Sentinel
office. 1t is rumored that
M & A may start again at Arte-
sia the proposed new town.
They may return 70 Spring
field where they have large
Interests.
Surency Walker was here and
made application to prove up on
his homestead. He is the owner
of many broad acres of fertile
soil in the great Stonington belt,
besides mules, horses. and cash
in the bank. Verify, verify, a
brchelor of means,
Remember the pie social and
entertainmept, Saturday eve
ming, Feb. 11th. Advices re-
ceived from the boys around the
county indicate a big turn out.
H. Tankersly will he on hand
ard help to swell the bids.
Will Denney delivered fine
beef to townspeople the goth.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior,
United Statss Land Office.

Lamar, Colorado Nov. %. 1910.
A suts,eisnt contest affidavit having been filed in
this Office by Lee C. Tehunc. contestant
against homestead entry No. serial No.
o61s7, made September IS. 1902. for north
one-haK Of section Y, township 2" south
range 45 west 9Th principal meridian. by Frank VI
Wheeler, contsstes. In which it is alleged that
the said Frank w. Wheeler has wholly abandoned
said land for more than six months last past: TINT
he has failed to establish a residence thereon
that he has failed to cultivate any part of the
land and that all of these defaults exist to date
hereof; said parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond, and offer evidence touching said allsGa-
ton at 10 o'clock a. M, on Feb l5' 1911. before
the Register and Receiver at the United States
Land Office In Lamar, Colorado.
The said contestant having. in proper affidavit,
AIsd Nov. q, 1910. sst forth facts which show
that altar due diligence personal service Of this
notice can not b. made. 1t Is hereby ordered md
directed that such notice be given by due nrd
proper publication.
JOHN W. BENT, Receiver.
First pub Jan blast pub Feb 10.
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KOnantz

Ira Williams and wife are the
proud parents of fine baby girl.
The surprise party on Otto
Rowland was a success. All re-
ported q fine time.
Ratio and Matte Starr were
visitors at Konantz last Sunday.
w. C. Marymee and Mrs. Corn
eel, his daughter, have gone
to Wichita.
Billie Sims and Harry Warnor
were at Konants on business re-
Gently.
The Dean Bros. are drilling
for artesian water. ana are pro-
crossing nicely.
Mary Mackey has beat the
beater. She got $75 for her
broomcorn. It is still on the
raiee.
VIM. Gillespie, our old neigh
Dor who went to Arkansas about
a year ago, has had the misfor-
tune to have one of his legs
broken.
Land is going fast. Hardly q
day passes but we see one to
three or four prairie schooners
bringing in new settlers. The
boom is surely Oh. Land that
sold five years ago for $3.50 to
$3.50 per quarter will sell for
$500 to II, 600 now. There is no
go-back this time-nearly all
have come to stay.
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ROdley Items

Clarence Hand and wife from Re
trop. Okla, recently married, arrived
here Thursday, went to housekeeping,
Friday, on their claim three miles east
Som. Of the Boston folks came owe,
to the literary Friday night and attend
Court.
Arthur Sutherland, and wife and Johr
Pail and sister attended singing at H
McGown's Sunday night; while there
their team with vehicle disappeared
The party after walking three miles
found them quietly standing at gate
none the worse for their adventure.
The Springfield herald., 1911-01-27
"The Shadow"

"A SAC llICle miS5iVS CaIhc W
our exchange table this week.
1t is The Alcade Chronical.
edited by the prison convicts
at Rusk, Texas. This is the
first paper of the kind we have
ever had on our exchange list.
To spend ones days behind
prison walls is indeed terrible.
The monotony, the sad silence,
the lonely cell, the absence of
loved ones, heart sick, weary
of life-the convict's portion.
Yet it is just and the penalty
for wrong doing must be paid.
To bear ones burdens bravely,
to obey without murmuring at
ones lot, to keep hope undaunt-
ed and courage bright, is the
only thing left and happy is he
who has the inborn nobility OF
character to help him make the
best of such an unhappy fate. q
We quote from the little pris-
on paper: Little is said among
the inmates of their intentions
after release, but to each of us
comes the great desire to be
somewhat that in in our thought
full moments we see the utility
of hoping for.
Truly the heart knows its
own bitterness and while we
cannot, and would not, show it
to the others, it is a canker that
eats our very life away.
We need not be of a fine
mould to feel the weight of the
skeleton in the closet. 1t is as
undesirable in the hat as in the
palace. The black stain the
word convict carries with it
will last unto many generations.
The shame that we may cause
will, with just little thought,
bring us to a halt when we think
lof a home for ourselves. And
lhow can life be worth living
without q homer
Choose as we may for our
future life we must bear with
US always the shadow of the
past"
Learn then; oh friend; who is
living 1t home, with loved ones
and friends ar0und you, enjoy
ing the great blessings q loving
hand has given. bearing no
burdens IF disgrace; nor con-
stantly Under the Shadow
learn u lesson of humility as
we'll as one of deep; heartfelt
thankfulness that you have been
kept from evil and that your
days are not to be spent behind
prison walls. Then IS you enjoy
Ill the blessings showered upon
you, do not forget the prisoner
behind those walls. Higgins
News, t. b. Shaw, editor.
L. D. S. will be remembered
by many Baca Co. people as
having lived among us, some
years since. He is an expert in
the taking Of photographs but
seems to have struck his real
bent in the running of . news
paper. The News is splendid
weekly publication
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When you are in need of print
ng-any old kind-call on US.
We will try to please you.
CHURCHES

Union Sunday school at Springfield every Sun
day at 10 =. m.
Baptist Church. AT Springfield the fourth Sat
urday of each month in the morning. and the
fourth Sunday. morning and evening. Rsv. Hazel.
pastor.
Rev. Chas. 8. Dean will preach at Stoningtou
and Wentworth on the second Sunday Of each
month. Stouington II .. and 7So p. M. Went
worth s p. m. All nro invited,
The Springfield herald., 1911-01-27

NOTICE. ArrLicATIoS 10 LEASE STATE LANns.
once of thestate Board of Land
Commissioners.
-d'enrcr. Colorado, Jan Q, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Chas A. Wiley.
whose postoiice address is Stonington. Colo. has
made application No slOl. to lease the following
described school lands. situate in Baca county,
Colorado. to-wit:
All OF section 36, township 82 s, range "A west.
NO other application to lease the above describ.
ea ihhds VIII be considered nfter Feb. 8, 1911
B. L. JEFFERSON.
Register State Board Land Commissioner.
First pub Jar 10. Inst pub Febs
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Contest Notice.
Department of tho Interior.
tnjtsd States Laid Office

Lamar: Colorado. Nov; soth. 1910.
suf,icisnt contest aifiaa.Svit Gssxihs been file,
|. thi. ohie. y Albert petessoh. contestant
made Feb 8 isos. fol- N " Il. sec "a. townshi,
. south. range ~ west sir Principal Meridian
BY Walter Kine.de. contestce. in which 1t is al
lseed that said Walter kihcade has wholly aban
doned said land. having been .bsent from th'
same for periepd Of more than .is months las
past, said parties afse hereby notahed to ap
pear. respond, and offer evidence touching sais
allegation at 10 o'clock =, m on Feb. +, 1911 be
fore the Register and Receiver, at tho Unitee
State. Land pmes In Lamar, Colorado.
The said contsstant having I'M. proper AFFIDAVIT
nled Oct lie. ,slo, set forth, faets which SHOW
that altar due diligence personal service of th
notice can not n p,ds,it 1T ia. hereby ordered ans
directed that such notice be given by due sns
proper publication. ny
EUGENE M. WHITAKER, Register.
First pub jan 6-lnst pub feb3.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

once OF tile State Board OF land commi.-
sioncrs.
Denver, Colorado, Jan, 9TH, ial.
Notice is hereby given that cns,'cr Dnrani,
whose rostonlcc address is Springiic ID, Coiora u
has made application. No. 9:aI t" lcaee tiy
following described School lands. situate
In Baca County. Colorado, to-wit:
All of Section 3,i, Township 20 South, Rang
IL West.
No other applications to lease the above lie
scribed land will he considered after Feb.
6, 1911.
u. l.. JEFfERSoN.
Register Stale Board Land Commi>. ioncr-.
First pub Jan l3--last pub Feb ..
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Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
u, s. Land Office at

Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Office at
tl4. Lamar. Colorado. Dec. 16, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Archie Semmens of
konantz' Colorado who. Feb 2G. 1904. made
homestead No. 56s5-Ol443. and on December II.
isio' made additional homestead No. 002O4. f.,
tract No. 64s and lots 90 81, 49, "A, section I2 ard
lots IL ID ls and "a. of section IL. township 81
SOUTH range AZ west 9Th Principal Meridian. has
MED notice of Intention to make final five-year
proof to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before tho clerk of the district court at
Springfield, Colorado on the srd day of February.
Claimant nnmes witnesses:
william A. Greathouse, Pearly Bohl. Henry
Harlow and Ben Harlow. all of Konantz, Colo
EUGENE M. whitaker.
ftr :; Register.
First pub dec su-last pub febs
The Springfield herald., 1911-01-27

Col. Bailey has for sale 3 good
work horses, one a heavy chunk.
Some mares. 6 sucking colts
alfalfa hay, bundle rye, not
threshed. Eastern money to loan
on Baca county dirt. If
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Contest Notice.
Department Of the interior.
US, Land Office at
Lamar, Colorado, Dec. 10 II

Lamar, Colorado, Dec. III lslo
A sufficient contest affidavit having bcen hle'l
in this unice by ALDER. Peterson ,contcstant
against homestead entry, No. ss7s, serial No.
ossd., Madc October 20, 1910. for southwest
u Section Is, Township 80 S, X 42 west 9Th
p. NJ, by John winEert, cnntestee. In which
1t is alleged that .aid John Wingsrt has
wholly abandoned said land, having sold AL OF
his improvements and left the country; all Of
said defaults having existed for more than SIN
months last past, said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidence, touching
said allegation at 10 O'Clock II. m. Oh Feb. =.
1911, before the Register and Receiver at tile
United Jtstcs Land once In Lamar, Colorado.
The said contestant having III II proper AM
davit, filed Oct. 10, 1910, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not be made. 1t is hereby ~
dered and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER,
Register
Eirst uul, inn B-last pub feb 3
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Notice OF Application to Lease
State Lands.
0f4cc OF the stntc Board

Onlcc OF the stnte Board
OF Land commissioners.
e. Denver. Colo, Dec 80. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given, that Frank w Down,
ing. whose posonice address lie I'lnine, olo. has
made Application No. 1850 IT, lease tha folnwius
described school lands, situate In Bnc, county ,
Colorado to-wit: All of section lG, towuslhr
% south, rahge ~ west
No other, ,tRplication to lease the nboyr 10.
scribcd lands will be considered after jan. 81
1911. -re" Is. l.. JEFFERSON.
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First pub Ian B-last p h Jan 81
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c. FROST tIGGETT. Receiver.
First pub Jan blast pub Feb 10.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION tIsoiated Tract

NOTICE FOR RPUBi.lCArION flRolated Tract
Public Lnnd Sale l1i..
T. 8 Land Onlce, I.ainnr, Colorado. Dee. 3D. 1910
Notice is hereby gwen tllnt, hs directed by ,l'
Commissioner of the General bhn,l Once. under
provisions OF Act uf Cong css approves
June %, 1905, t34 S,a-, 5I7lwe will offer ut public
sale, 10 the highest bidder, ut ten o'clock III.
on the 18th day Of February, iS!i, at this office
the folloWing described land;-NEI. or SW !,
n a of 3 : of section o. and N W = of W
of section TO- Township ~ south. range IS wei
of 9th r :, Embraced In APPLICATION o'iis.
Any persois cIainiing adversely the abov,
described lands, are advised 10 lille their claims,
or objections, oh 6i' before the time designate
kUGENE n WHITAKER, Register.
JOHN W. BENT, Receiver
First pub Jan 13-last pub Feb 10
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CONTEST NOTICE
Depsrtn, snt Of the Interior
United States Land once.
Lamar. Colorado. Oct. 2i, |!


Asuntcisnt contest afadavit having been ni,d
In this once by Ora l.. Clark contestant
ssalust Homestead entry No. SsJ3. made June
18th, 1907. for the " quarter Of section IA
Township N g., hangs " W. 9Th Principal M'-
rIdian 5y Joseph IL. Tho"pson. contestee. M
which 1t 10 aressd that Jo>sepii ii. Thompson
has wholly abandoned raid land for more tha'
six months last past; that lie has failed to es.
tablish y residence thereon, that he has failed
70 eultivats any part Of the Ian /. that all Of
said defaults sxist TO the present date
said parties ART hereby notiLsd 10 apprar, re
spond and oiYer evidence touching said niicga-
tion at 10 O'Clock y. IN. Oh Feb. 10, 1911, bsiolt
the Reglstor and Receiver At tue Unit.d
States Land uidce in Lamar, Colorado.
The said oontssiant having, In > propNr ah'-
dayit, lisd Nov. -, 1910, set forth facu wlicii
show that after dHe diligence PersoLsl scryicd
OF this notice cannot lie made, It Il hereby al :
dercd and directed that such notice be gwen y
due and proper publication.
c. FROST tIGGETT. Receiver.
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STRAY-Coming two-year-old
ally, color dark gray, branded
b c on right thigh,
D. e. Fuller;
Gamport, Colorado.
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A Herald lad" wouldn't be bad.
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Sum m Ono.

Count, Of na.a s"- !" easr. 'as e'''r's'
Charles Z. Gibson
va lSum nm oha
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rir.t pull, jan t-lAst pub feb .
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@arnmng fir Observation-Disclosures.

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Me., ididt 6ieie @arnung AT giien-
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Klndor oohroIon
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