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The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
John c. Custer

The Danville ull.) Commercial
News Of Mrrch 3, IN commenting upon
the death OF John G. Custer, says:
THE large number Of beautiful
floral offerings from Ord way. Colorado,
where the death OF John G. Custer
occurred Sunday, Feb. %, were, 10 u
slight measure, expressive Of the high
esteem 10 which he was held in the
little town, which has been his home
Tor several years. In Danville. too,
he was very highly regarded. In his
youth. Mr.. Custer met with an acci.
dent which deprived him OF one arm.
and the CHEEKY courage and grit, with
which he faced life, thus handicapped,
made him a marked favorite 10 this
city, which was his home. During
his management OF the Beard and
Custer Ice Co., he assumed promi.
nent position In the commercial life
In the city, where his sterling worth
and integrity made him a figure to be
reckoned with, and friend, whose
consideration was eagerly sought. In
the seven years. he has spent in the
Colorado city, during which time he
has been engaged in real estate and
agricultural pursuits, his worth has
been recognized by his fellows, among
whom he lived. the same, honorable,
upright gentleman that Danville ever
found him to be.
"His widow. Mrs. Tillie Custer, will
return within few days to Ordway,
where she will stay only a sufficient
time to settle up all business matters,
then return here to make her home" !"
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
Progress in Holbrook

The La JuDta Tribune says that the
Arkansas Valley Light and Power
company is running line over into
the Holbrook country, near Cheraw,
and that a large force OF men Is now
at work constructing the line for the
transmission OF electricity. The new
line will be seven miles In length. ex.
tending from Rocky Ford to HolbrOok
lake. and will be ready for service not
later than April l. The company has
already signed up contracts with
seventeen prospective customers In
that section, who will utilize total
OF 2l5 horse power, the motors rang
Ing in size from seven and one-half to
twenty horsepower. The line will be
extended to Cheraw before the end OF
the year
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
County Court

Monday Judge Patrick called the
docket Of the county court and the
following cases were set for trial:
1Ol-Conrad Geringer vs. Philip
Geringer. Dept. March 10.
98-Town Of Ordway vs.. Frank G.
Evans. Violation Of town ordinance.
Appeal from Justice court. March ls.
1O3-F. G. Adams w. Hans Peters
ct al. A. 3 Widick. Garnishment.
March lS.
lO4-A. K. Frye vs.. Q. H. Bowers ct
al. Commission. March 10.
N-People VS.. Henry Yurk Assault
and battery. Appeal from justice
court. April l6.
95-People vs.. Conrad Markus, As.
sault aud battery. Appeal from
Justice court. April l6.
Court will open Saturday, March Is,
after the adjournment Of the district
court. Many cases are unimportant.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
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The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
Special to Be Met
By Large Crowds
Agricultural and Demonstration
Train Here Next Thursday
at II In the Forenoon

After much correspondence the
Ordway Chamber OF Comperce has At
last secured the Colorado State ARri-
cultural exhibit and demonstration
train for Crowley county. This train
will stop at Ordway from II a. m.
until 2 p. m. and will be accompanied
by a number Of lecturers from the
college. This exhibit will be Of the
utmost Importance to our farmers
and stock men and all should make 1t
a point to avail themselves of the
benefits to be derived from this visit
Of the train and its attendant lectur-
ers. We want and need these aids to
better crops better stock and better
marketing. Every citizen should be
on hand promptly at l1:3O a. m. on
March 18th In order to get the most
benefit from this free exhibit Of
Colorado's products.
The different cars and their exhibits
are as follows:
CAR No. l.
Agr0nomy Exhibit
alfalfa Improvement, seed improve
ment, seed treatment to prevent
smut, varieties of grain recomme nded
for various attitudes.
Apiary Exhibit.-Thise exhibit dem
onstrates beekeepiug appliances,
treatment for foul brood and for other
pathological conditions.
Veterinary Exhibit.-Exhibit dem
onstrates poisonous plants Of the
Colorado range, Kansas horse disease,
hog cholera and other pathological
conditions.
CAR No. 2. ...,
Animal Husbapdry Exbibit,-Ex.
hibit illustrates silo construction.
stock feeding, dairying, home. made
live. stock buildings and appliances.
This exhibit also includes
The Poultry Exhibit.-This exhibit
demonstrates poultry appliances, home
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

Information against Frank Parker,
now in jail in Pueblo, will be filed by
the prosecuting attorney in open court
on seven counts. From appearances 1t
looks as though the only thing for
Parker to do 10 to plead guilty to
forgery and take his medicine.
Other cases coming up arc:
Balacio Lachingo of Sugar City.
rape, and Conway and Watson, who
wore bound over on charge Of house,
breaking.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

Judge Patrick went to Denver
Tuesday to attend meeting OF the
committee having 10 charge legisla-
tion before the present legislature
affecting the bar and bench. The
Judge is spending considerable time
and good deal OF his own money en-
deavorine to get through some much
needed reforms in these matters and
should have the moral support Of all
who wish to see these laws simplif1ed
and the course OF justice made smooth
er and swifter.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
Rains at Box Springs

Yesterday was day OF excessive
moisture in the Box Springs region
when Nestus o., Minnie II. and
Roscoe q. Rains appeared at the Office
Of the clerk Of the district court and
filed on three claims. The lady enter
ed 40 acres Of desert land and the two
men fled on homestead entries of l60
acres each. They were piloted by
william R. Crowder and accompanied
dy Eli Stile, and the clerk of the
court asserted that they were virtual
" Crowd d(er)ed into the DEAL but that
they would Stille be found up north
wears hence Amt it awful, Mable?
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
Town Board Meeting

Tho board Of trustees Of the town
Of OIdway mot in regular session at
the town hall Monday evening, March
8, at Z 80 p. m.
Present-Mayor H. c. Tiedemaun,
Trustees Beaver, McClaary, Trainor,
Riley and Sale. Absent-Trustee Rob-
erts.
The minutes of the last meeting
we're read and approved.
The following bills were read and
allowed:
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

Harry W. Doyle, who lives on a
claim north Of Ordway, left yesterday
for Pueblo, from which point he will
start on business trip to South
America, expecting to be gone some
weeks. He will work for big cattle
company while down in the land OF
our chocolate colored brothers.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
Personal and Social Gossip Of the Town

c. E. Marvin of Sugar City was .
county seat visitor Monday.
J. N. Beatty and Horace Dye OF
Manzanola were business visitors n
Ordway last Saturday.
Monday Samuel L. Nosher was
appointed by the county Judge -
administrator of the estate OF Jamei
D, Mosher, deceased.
q. N. McNulty has rented the store
room formerly occupied by y. W.
Downey and will use 1t as salesroom
for new aud secondhand furniture
and other goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Metz we're 10
from their home north Of town Mon
day and Tuesday and the latter nled
on q desert claim as matter ol
celebration Of their fourth weddinu
anniversary.
DR.. e. q. McCleary, health of1cer Of
the city aud county, reports that al
the scarlet fever patients are now out
Of the woods and that the scare Il
about over. There has so far been
but one fatality, that nf the little
Grever girl near Numa.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

e. p. johnson went to Denver
Tuesday morning to bring down the
new Ford auto that the HI garage
rece ently sold to A. B. Belveal.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

@. Fl. Green and son Maurice we're
In Pueblo last Saturday.
The trees south of the Hotel Beren-
do have been trimmed, greatly adding
to their appearance.
J. M. Smith has been stung by the
gasoline bug aud is now the possessor
of an Overland car, bringing 1t over
from Pueblo this week.
Well, March came In considerably
like the proverbiaLlamb. We're more
Interested Just now In speculsting
upon what the weather will be during
the rest of the month.
W. A. Kane and family expect to
leave next Monday for Kansas and
will make the trip overland In a
wagon. They we're prevented from
leaving week ago last Tuesday as
they had anticipated.
James A. Stevens OF Skiatoon,
Okla, came 10 this week to look after
his claim twenty.three miles north Of
town, Just over the border In Lincoln
county. His brother and his brothers
wife will arrive next week, as they
also have claim In that section.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07


Following arc the civil cases that
will be called In court and either be
assigned . place on the docket, CON-
tinued OF dismissed:
2-weist ". School District No.
l2. Appeal. Transferred from Otero
county st time Of organization Of
Crowley county.
6-Pike W. Potter, sheriff Of
Otero county. Trsnsferrsd - above.
liking ". Beatty. Possession Of
real estate.
12-Bepeil ". Lake Meredith Co.
OF A. Damages. Stipulation. dlsd.
11-BessIl vs. Lake Meredith Co.
Possessiou asd damages. stipultaion
filed.
14-Cavanaugh vs. Lake Meredith
Co. Damages. Stipulation fled.
16-slaven 4 Peck vs.. MCCLURE. Con-
demnation. Pending on motion for
new trial.
19-Hanna vs. Stanley. Debt.
2l-BriRgs ". Fishencord. On
contract. venued f:om Pueblo county.
25-Tiedemann ". Lewis. Debt.
3l-Trotter W. Mesris ct al. Fore
closure.
32-Free Sewing Machine 90. vs..
Fluke ct sl. Appeal from county
court.
S5-Johp Richardson ". Twin
Lakes Land and Wateu Co. Damages.
36-WiIliam Broadbent, as presi-
dent of the Bob Creek Farmers Protec-
tive association, ". Francis James.
Appeal from county court.
37-BrimhaIl vs. Perkins. Debt.
39-Jones Va. Robbins. Debt.
46-Executors of Swink estate, Pc
tition to register title under Torrens
act.
49-sugar City and 4. W. Richards
vs. Board of County COMMISSIONERS.
Contest case. This is the far famed
county seat contest which has been
hanging fire for so long.
52-Dickey, administrator Of the
estate Of Diokey, decsased, vs. Hers
perger ct al. Appeal from probate
court.
53-BIadshaW Bros. vs.. Field. Debt.
54-First National Bank vs.. Tie.
maun ct al. Appeal from county court.
55-Twin Lakes Land and Water
Co. vs.. County Officials. This is the
case wherein the water company seeks
to enjoin the county from collecting
taxes from the company as q common
carrier within the meaning of the Col
orado statutes.
57-Stanley vs.. Bowers. Debt.
5S-Crutchfeld & Voolfolk ys.
O'ConneIi as Justice of the peace. APP
peal from county court.
59-National Sugar Mfg. Co. and
Kropf Bros. Nero. Co. vs.. Schlunegger
as constable. Replevin.
60-C. E. Randall vs. Henry Hum
iston as sheriff of Crowley county.
Reple,in. This case grew out of the
execution of levy in re. Downey
Bros. VS.. Hackworth & Millhouse.
Following are the criminal cases:
26-People vs.. John D. Heffner.
Attempt to rape.
2s-People vs. John D. Heffner.
Rape. Jury disagreed on former trial.
34-People VS.. Porter. Burglary.
Subject to motion,
4O-People VS.. Montana. Larceny
of mortgaged property, on relation of
Ksopf Bros. Nero. Co.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
Paper at Haswell

Lester G. Rosson Of Haswell, the
well known base ball player, was in
Ordway Tuesday looking up the cost
Of installing a paper at Haswell. The
citizens OF that enterprising town
held a meeting Monday night for the
purpose Of boosting for local paper
and empowered Mr.. Rosson to as
certain costs and other particulars
about launching paper there. Some
time ago other parties put plant In
the town with the intention Of
starting newspaper in Haswell, but
the scheme fell through. 1t seems
that the HaswelIites have acquired
the journalistic "bug' and will not
be satisfied until their town Is placed
on the map via the great family
journal' route. We wish them all
the success in the world and will be
glad to help them in any way possible.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

The appropriation ordinance for
the next fiscal year was introduced
and received its first reading.
Mrs. G. G. Kelley, Mrs. q. 8. Daven-
port and Mrs. Kate Davis were ap-
pointed a. judges Of the coming city
election.
Meeting adjourned at 10 20 p. m.
J. b. ESTES. Clerk.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

w. S. Dennis of Olney Springs was
the guest Of Sheriff Humiston last
Friday and Saturday.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

1t is expected that MIR. and Mrs.
George Newton will soon return from
Toulon, ILL.,, and spend the simmer in
Ordway. This will be good news to
the base ball fans.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07
District and County
Courts Meet Soon
Election Case. Water Co. Tax
Suit and Parker Trial Stellar
Features on Calendars

District court will convene in ths
court house in this city next Monday
and there 10 . rather large number oi
cases that will como up for hearing,
postponement or other disposal.
The following 10 the list of juror
who will appear 10 the boz:
Andrew J. Clifton, Windmill Lake.
Harry q. Huston, Round Mound.
]. W. Roe, Crowley.
Tom Smith. Hickory Flats.
Dan W. Matthews. Ordway.
Andrew Berslin King Center.
N. D. Gayetty, Ordway.
J. q. MeComb, King Center.
Thomas Fountain, OrdWay.
Almond ABBY, Sugar City.
Georye MinyaId, Olney Springs.
Guy v. Williams, olney Springs.
Charles e. Olmstead, OrdWay.
W. J. Park, ordway.
Henry Gettman, Sugar City.
]. H. Jones. Bob Geek.
Gust. Erickson, Ordway.
William ]. Stille, Sugar City.
Fred Cook, OIdway.
Charles Neef, Sugar Ciy.
a. G. moro, Duck Creek.
J. F. MINIS, Sand Arroyo.
A. L. Butcher, Olney Springs.
A. J. Dsanis, Bob Creek.
a.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

c. E. Marvin OF Sugar City was
county seat visitor Monday.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

J. N. Beatty and Horace Dye o
Manzanola were business visitors y
Ordway last Saturday.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1913-03-07

@. Fl. Green and son Maurice were
In Pueblo last Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

He held open the door, but Amy
shrank back into the vestibule. With
out more ado Bonner caught her by
the arms and led her inside. His
rooms were on the first floor and
presently she was standing in his sit
ting room wherein an open fire diff
fused a grateful warmth.
Now warm up and tell me all about
it," commanded Bonner as he depos-
tied his burden in front of the fire.
Il bet l can tell you. Your clothes
are burned up and you are afraid to
go home in these. That's right?"
Amy nodded her head. Her teeth
had stopped chattering now, and she
was afraid to speak Bonner did not
appear TO notice her commission, for
he ran on.
Let me give you a piece OF advice,
my boy" he said, half seriously mo
matter how you trick yourself out,
you hold on to your money after this.
/ It's a good plan TO follow. Ny mans
making you a cup of not coffee, then
/ I'll lend you one of my overcoats and
you can go home in a cab. It's no;
often that l have opportunity to offer
shelter to his highness of Christmas
Land, and l want to do 1t up brown
I'd offer you something stronger, but
it's not good for boys. Feet wet?"
Amy shook her head, though TIE thin
slippers she wore under the oil-cIoth
boot tops were soaking wet. a speeze
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

Farley stepped forward to assist. In
some fashion she stumbled and the
great tree, with its tWinkliug lights.
went crashing toward the side of the
platform.
There was q fare Of light as the
candles caught the resinous needles,
and in an instant the flames had com
municated with the long streamers
OF evergreen that festooned the room.
Cassidy was all action
Turn in the alarm on the corner
he commanded the janitor, who had
stolen IN TO see the fun, then raising
his voice he continued, Come on out
Nv this, every blissid wan OF yez, or
I'll run yez all in"
Up front the young girls OF the guild
were pleading with their guests to be
quiet, but Cassidy's stentorian voice
had better effect. The children, who
had huddled in little groups in the
aisle, uncertain which way to turn
now made a rush for the door, stead
led by Cassidy's admonitions intc
avoiding a panic.
Then the members OF the Guild hur.
ried after them as the fremen rushed
Up the stairs.
Amy Waugh f.. her Santa Claus Goa.
tune huddled in a doorway on the Cd.
posite side OF the street and watched
the progress Of the fire. unconscious
o. the biting cold The December
dusk had fallen and no one noticed
the shivering figure, or If they did
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

betrayed her and Bonner gave a shout.
You little Ananias," he cried, they
are wet. Take them OF while / get
you some slippers"
He vanished through the doorway,
but he was back In a moment with a
pair OF fur-lined slippers.
They are q trifie big for a boy like
you, but they're dry and warm" he
said as he came toward the girl. slip
OF those things and get into these.
Come" he added as Amy made no
move u obey. You've at least been
foolish IN a good cause"
He knelt to take of the wet foot
gear, but as he raised one unwilling
foot and saw the dainty slipper which
the oilcloth hid he rose to his feet and
stepped back.
Il beg your pardon" be said in
slight confusion, though 1t Is your
own fault for letting me continue In
the belief that you were a boy. re-
member now, a girls guild hired that
hall"
You were not TO blame" said Amy.
1T was only your kindness. II you
don't mind ! will put these on. / will
call you when / am done"
When she did call Bonner entered
with a tray.
Here is the coffee" he said briskIy
and when you are ready to go there
is q cab at the door. This coat will
give you protection from the cold You
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

they supposed her to be one of the
mock Santa Clauses set p on the
street corners by the Salvation Army
TO solicit contributions for the Army 5
Christmas dinner TO the poor.
Only Cuthbert Bonner, turning in at
his own doorway opposite the burned
building, noticed the shaking figure.
How now, Sir Ssnta?" he greeted.
is the street corner too cold or have
you deserted your post of watchful-
ness for the Vaccinations Of a fre?"
Amy shrank back into the shadow
OF all persons, Cuthbert was the last
she wished to see in her present
plight The heavy white beard and
the full wig were ample disguise and
she had only to disguise her voice.
IN go on in a moment, she prom
/ ised
There was little need OF vocal dis.
guise Her teeth chartered so that
[ she could scarcely make herself IN
derstood.
Something in the tones attracted
{ Bolner's attention and he looked more
closely. The costume was more elabo-
rate thar those provided by the army
The long, loose coat was OF thin cot
ton flannel, as were the others he had
seen, but the cut was not the same
and the wig and beard were expen-
sively made.
In q fash he remembered there was
! to have been a Christmas tree. in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

can send II back by the cabman. He
will be paid for the round trip 80 you
need not worry about that"
Amy smiled as she saw that he mad
provided a mustache cup for the cof-
fee. 1t was like his thoughtlessness.
She need not even remove the mask
like beard.
I've a maiden aunt who sends me
one every Christmas" he explained as
he saw her look at the cup. She lives
IN the country where such things still
flourish and she sends one every year
because she knows that bachelors
break things SO often. Dear old soul.
she doesn't know / have a round doz-
en- on the shelf at this very moment
I'll get the 18th tomorrow"
Il wonder If you will ridicule my
present" said Amy, suddenly speaking
In her natural voice. And tearing OF
her beard. Your year Of probation is
up and my answer is"
"Yes?" he asked as be sprang for
ward
YES" assured Amy. I'm sorry,
dear, that / ever doubted you. 1t was
all a mistake. Your hospitality to
Santa Claus is the final evidence Of
your goodness.
Bless the old saint" said BorEa-
I'm glad l offered him shelter"
I'm glad, too" said Amy demurc 3.
He has brought me the beSl preset
Of all"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

Cuthbert thought her a boy, but the
mistake might be embarrassing and
she mutteTed some excuse about going
on presently.
Nonsense" was the reply. You'll
freeze to death in 10 minutes more.
Come on"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

burning hall This was some lad
whom they had impressed to play
Santa Claus.
Burned out and your reindeer team
ran away, eh?" he said with a chuck
lie. Come up to my rooms, my boy,
and shed those absurd garments while
have a cab called for you"
Amy shuddered. Shed those gar
ments indeed" She was glad that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

Involuntary "Ol" was hushed almost
Is quickly as IL was formed.
The children Of the streets glanced
Ibout apprehensively. Perhaps even
his would result In their being turned
INTO the street by the fat policeman
Rho had been detailed by the captain
10 see that no piratical youth led
raid on the tree ahead Of time.
But nothing so untoward happened
officer Cassidy still beRmcd upon theiI
pleasure and at the other end OF the
room Santa Claus In q funny falsetto
voice vas shaking q speech OF vel
come. and telling them how glad ht
was that the young ladies' OF the guile
could give such good reports OF every
child.
There are some presents here ht
concluded. zone for every child. and
candy and an orange, too.
He approached the tree and Bess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17
BY ELSIE ENDICoTT.

"O!" echoed
from all sides as
Santa Claus slipped
down the chimney
aud made his jovtal
bow to the children.
They had been told
that they must keep
quiet or the Christ
mas saint would so
away without leaving
any presents. so the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17
Lovely embroideries from St. Gall

45-in. embroidered flouncings seem to be
more popular than ever, showing bands of
Colbart. CarrickmRcross, Guipure, Venise
and dainty French floral designs.
Of unusual loveliness are the colored
embroideries on crepes, voiles and linens In
self tones Of pink, light and Delft blue
lavender and white Some of the daintiest
are rosebud patterns.
Exquisite matched sets OF all-over en-
broideries, edgings, insertions and flounc-
ings in Swiss, nainsOOk, cambria beautiful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

landings medallions, yokes, Van Dyke
points, motifs and butterflies.
Finished bands and galloons to IS
inches wide; CarrickmacrOss French and
Venise embroideries; &c to SIS per yard.
Dainty baby flouncing with hemmed or
sCaIloped edges with yokes to match; q
aches wide. In this exhibition will be
found embroid cries ranging from simple
insertions at 10c up to exquisite bands at
Sl6 a yard.
First Fl00r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-17

Princess slips with or without
underlay flounce; trimmings of
embroidery & lace; Toe to 1850
The Marcella drawers, SOC to $50
Marcella combinat's, 75c to $3.50
La Grecque" underwear. The
favorite with stout women. 1t
comes in corset covers, COM
bination suits, princess slips,
gowns, long & short petticoats.
The newest idea in muslin IN