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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26
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The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Olney Springs

W. W. Lineberry went tn Pueblo In
his auto Friday, returning the same
day. His wife and daughter who had
been spending q few days 10 Pueblo
with friends, returned with him.
Miss Fay Shaffer. who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia. IL able to be
out.
Miss May Irwin Is spending several
weeks with friends In Las Animas.
B. G. Griswold was In Pueblo Tues.
day.
Miss Elma Roth entertained nuui--
Der OF her friends 1T cards Thursday
evening
Miss SallIe Brown has returned to
her home in Fowler.
Mr.. Ljnsbloom Is visiting At the
home OF Henry Daniels and wife.
Paul Abey was taken to Pueblo Sat.
urday, suffering with pneumonia.
Bert Millhouse and wife are the
proud parents Of . tne 9-pouod boy.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Brought Back the Bacon

Olney Springs. .OOl OO0 0Ol-
Ordway .............OO 900 003 O66-l5
Such was the score OF the game OF
the locals Sunday played with Olney
Springs on their own grounds. The
Ord way team had been strengthened
by the addition Of q pitcher. q. II.
DePriest, formerly OF the Central
league, Indiana, but recently Of Pu-
eblo. DePriest proved to be a whirl-
wind and after the game the manage :
ment decided then aud there to keep
him, and a contract was signed for
his services. DePriest will move here
with his family within y few days.
The Ord way team has been further
strengthened by the addition Of Bal
lard. who Is employed on the Slaven
s. Peck ranch north Of the city. and
still more material is being consld.
cred.
The Oluey team proved to be pref
ty heavy bunch to go up against, as
the locals discovered in the game
played with them herd, and 1t was ne
cessary to do something ~ they ex-
pected to be match for them. Oh
ney has a good team and a battery
worth while. The Sunday game
was an exciting one aud things were
held to an Interesting point until the
eighth when a bunch Of runs we're
made by Ord way and repeated In the
ninth.
Olney's battery-Richardson and
johnson; Ordway-DePriest and Rob
erts. H. @. Maxwell, umpire.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Teachers Of Eighth Normal District to M June -k Seventeenth Annual Institute
Executite Committee

Execuite Committee
Mrs. Minnie Utlbr. President
Superintendent Prowers County
E. N. Frseman, Secretary
Superintendent Crowley County
Nellie E. Lytls, srreasurer
superintendent Kiowa County
Adviso4y Committee
Mrs. Mary G. Bradford, State su-
perintend nt Denver, Colorado
DR.. z. x. snyd President Teachers
College, q Qkeeley, Colorado
County S,perintendents
Baca County-1frs. Mabel Oldem, Su-
perintsnd ht, Springfield
Bent County-l ss B. Elisabeth Miter.
Superintendent, Las Animas
Crowley COUNT E. N. Freeman, Su.
perintend It, olney Springs
Kiowa Coxnty Nellie E. Lytle, Su.
perintendlht, Eads
OperO OOuuty .. FnuHpb, oupefln'
tendent, pcky Ford
Prowers Count Mrs. Minnie Utter.
superints lent Lamar
Instit3te Faculty
S. s. Phillips. 0bnductor, superintend.
ent Of Sch5 5ols, Otero County
H. T. Mitchell. Instructor in Arithme,
tic, Genfkal Science, Civics,
School Ma3agement Superintend
ent Of sch3ols Sugar City
Mabel Graham; Primary Instructor
Primary Teacher, Fl. Collins
Colorado
Amanda M. Ws4er, Music Instructor
Music Subbrvisor City Schools
Fl. Collins Colorado
Visiting Lecturers
State Superintendent Mary C. c. Brad
ford
W. B. Mooney X the Colorado Stat.
Teachers' college
D. E. Phillips of Denver University
There will be - ethsrs whose name
have ~ T. Esssiyed yet q
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

Publicity grafters are Increasing
rapidly, and slarmIngly 40 far as the
newspapers are concerned. These
grafters are paid big salaries based on
their ingenuity 10 stealing advertis-
ing space from country newspapers.
Not a week passes but that from SIS
to $50 worth of advertising under
guise OF news reaches this office hand
in hand With a beautifully worded
invitation to print free nf cost TO the
grafters. The advertising beggars
are not con fined to individuals. Great
business interests, many big corpora-
tions and even government officials
are among this class OF grafters.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Breckenridge News

The Breckenridge school closed on
Friday Of last week after very sue.
cessful school year. A reception was
rendered the patrons and friends OF
the school with Miss Ruby Case, the
teacher. as the hUstess, and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed. The
pupils have made excellent progress
under the efficient instruction OF Miss
Case and each was promoted to stud
les higher up. She WAS extended the
best wishes OF the district and IL is
generally hoped that she will return
here next fall.
E. GOund has been putting down
n we'll. and good soft water was found
At twenty-three feet
Judge Thomas and family have
moved from Ord way to their claim 10
this vicinity.
Mrs. Case and daughters, Misses
Edith, Francis and Goldie. OF near
Ordway. attended the closing exer-
clses OF the school here last Friday.
Quite number Of people who have
taken claims are moving to them. We
are glad TO see them come as II will
add materially to the community.
Misses Edith and Frances Case
spent Friday night with the Misses
Hall.
One Of J. E. Gound's horses was
bitten by q snake recently. but J. b.
Hall. who Is somewhat OF veterina-
rian saved Its life.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Excellent Program is Arranged for Session
Several Lecturers Of Note Are to Be Here

The committee in charge of
the Seventeenth annual institute
of the Eighth Normal district
which is to be held in Ordway
June / to 13, inclusive, has plan
ned one of the best sessions yet
held. The program is excellent
and some notable lecturers are to
be here. The following is taken
from the booklet recently printed
by the New Era to be distributed
to the teachers of the six coun-
ties of the district who are to be
in attendance:
The committee plans to make
this Institute a real summer
school. To that end the fore
noon will be devoted to recitation
work and the afternoon will be
devoted ~ to study under the
supervision of the instructors,
and, ~ to round table confer
ences with those instructors who
are not supervising the study
room. Conferences will be ar
ranged for by appointment on
Al ,,,,% - e<,,Ioptc xxyho hovo
some specific problem in school
management, discipline, method,
etc. It is believed that in this
way the students can come into
close personal touch with the
work of those who are conduct
ing the Institute. Every effort
will be made to make the work
practical and helpful.
It will be necessary. therefore,
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Sludge is Good

Have you used "Sludge" 90 your
soil?
"Sludge" Is the material extracted
from water At Missouri Pacific water
treating plants, 50 Is to make the VIA
ter not injurious 70 locomotive boiI-
ers. 1t may be had by farmers free nf
charge. and a. IL runs high In calcium
carbonate, It is highly satisfactory for
soil. 1t is claimed to be 4 little more
valuable than ground lime rock which
costs 81 per ton 1T the quarry.
L. f Baker of HoisioRton, Kans.,
used IL on his alfalfa with very satis-.
factory resvlts. II brought out The
weak, yellow alfalfa 10 tine cOndi-
tiOn.
"Sludge" can be seen 10 the ditch
just over the track from the depot in
Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
order

Robert Roundtree,' Tony Kramer
and Pearl Perry have 6led on lands
near the Sharp windmill and are put
ting up houses.
Miss Bertha Shaw, formerly teacher
10 the Forder school, visited last week
at the home Of Mrs. John Schneider.
On her return from Ordway recent
~ Mrs. Heaton was jerked out Of her
buggy by horse she was leading and
received q badly Injured shoulder.
The accident happened just as she
approached the Duck creek bridge.
and she fell almost At the edge Of the
bridge.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
$3.50 Is Refunded

Through Crutchfeld & Voolfolk,
commission merchants, more than
twenty cantaloupe growers 10 the
county have received refunds 10 over
charges and damage claims from the
Missouri Pacific to the amount Of
o, $50 This money was received a
couple of weeks ago and has been dis
tributed among the growers accord.
ing to their claims. The growers were
glad to receive this at q season Of the
year when money can be used to good
advantage.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Local and Personal

Mrs. G. J. Kearns and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Collins and Miss Lena
Kearns and master Robert Collins,
visited In Olney Springs Sunday with
Mrs. G. W. Kelly, Mrs. Kearns' sister.
O. p. Whipple and family expect To
leave some time next week for Kan
sas where they will spend the sum
mer. They plan to 40 to Florida next
fall where they will probably reside.
J. p. Bouldin and family have gone
out to Mr.. Bouldin's sheep ranch
where they will remain for month,
during the time Mr.. B0uldin will have
to give his herds his attention.
Al Roberts, from Kansas City, vis-
tied with his mother, Mrs. Fl. M.
Roberts the past few days, having
stopped of Saturday en- route to New
Mexico, where he has mine interests.
We put our RolIman and Vacuum
washing machines out under posi-
tive guarantee. The Ordway Trad.
ing Co.
Mrs. G. S. Davenport and Mrs. Geo.
Hughes have gone to Trinidad where
they will visit for couple or three
weeks.
Dr. z. T. Roberts and family we're
here from Rocky Ford Sunday, the
guests Of DR.. Roberts mother, Mrs.
II. M. Roberts and other relatives.
Mrs. J. P. Redick, mother OF Mrs.
NJ. S. Slaughter Is here from Tellu-
ride, visiting with the Slaughter fam
ily.
Now do not buy an OIL stove until
you have examined our Clark Jewel.
The Ord way Trading Co.
A daughter was born Sunday after
noon, May 3, TO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.
Burris who reside just south Of t"wn.
Chris Miller was here the nrst OF
the week from Canon City looking af-
ter business interests.
Let TIedemsnn fll your cistern
with Fowler water. or you can rent
his tank. s..-,.s. S-x-.-.--.,...--.,
r ia viet6s. who Ia en5bmyed 10
Rocky Ford. was home over Sunday.
Ice cream salt for sale. Tiedemann
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Bob Greek

Miss Schreiber entertained several
OF her friends Monday evening 10 hon.
or of her pupils. The evening was
oiled with indoor smuse ments and re.
freshments were served. Those who
enjoyed the evening we're the Misses
Fay, Tessie and Rhea Whitney, Emma
Graber, Cora Drescher, and Messrs.
Fred and Herbert Drescher, Philip
Graoer, Frank Whitney and Dan aud
Glenn Rusher.
Bob Wright was kicked by horse
Sunday, and his condition was then
believed quite serious but he Ia now
able to be out by the use Of crutches.
He was roping some brOnchos when
the accident occurred.
Chas. Herman and wife of Newport.
KY. are visiting 10 the G. A. Rodeli
home At present. They expect to
spend the summer here.
J. w. Vaniman and wife enter
taiued at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Tel
mere and Starret Hodge and Mr.. Ham.
moud.
Mrs. Lundahl spent Sunday after
noon In the Thomas James hume.
L. W. Leach and wife spent Wed.
nesday with Price Leach and wife.
Charlie and Ray Clstiin spent Sun
day at the Lundahl home.
J.V. Collins and family visited with
Mrs Richard Adams and family Sun.
day.
Mrs. A. Pedigo spent Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs. Price Leach.
Fred Feuton spent Saturday and
Sunday with his audparents. W. W.
Wright and wife.
Mrs. Pedigo and sons Forrest and
Glenn spent Sunday 10 the Wright
home
W. W. Wright made business trip
to Pueblo Thursday.
Rev. P. &. Nuffer and family we're
guests In the Edd whitney home
Monday.
Misses Laura and Maggie Sciance
called on the Misses Hopkins Wed.
uesday.
Mrs. Thomas Jeffery and daughters
Ella and Minnie, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Richard Adams and family.
Miss Opal Clatiiu was a passenger
to Gardener. Colo, Wednesday Of last
week for an extended visit with her
uncle and friends.
Mrs Alex Pedigo dined 10 the J. W.
Vaniman home Monday.
Miss Clarrissa James was a guest 10
the Edd Whitney home Friday.
Edd Whitney and daughter Fay and
Mrs. A. F. Enysrt, autoed to Rocky
Ford Tuesday and Saturday where
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Brief Interviews

G. F. TeckIenberg who resides east
Of the sugar refinery at Sugar City.
was 10 Ordway last Friday on busi.
ness. II want to congratulate you
onRetting the county seat" he said,
land while We people OF Sugar City
wanted It there, we have lost and are
willing to extend Ordway congratula-
tions for her success"
Mr.. Tecklenberg is one OF the coun-
ty's careful and painstaking agricult-
urists, and before long he will be quite
horticulturist for he has put out a
6ne orchard Of cherry trees this
spring. His farm Is u model of neat
ness and he is tilling his soil on the
Intensified plan. His neighbors also
have the habit OF doing things right.
Mr.. TecklenberR is the president of
the Farmers Improvement associa-
tion which is doing a great deal for
that part Of the county.
8. 8. Spillers, who has ranch seven
miles west Of Ordway is resident Of
Crowley county by chance, but since
he has remained here so long he Is
glad that he had that chance. He
had been living 10 Illinois and was on
his way to the coast. but after farm
ing here one season he decided to drop
his work as an engineer for u time at
least, and farm. He has proved to
himself as we'll as others that he IL a
right good one, TOO.
II never have seen prospects more
encouraging for crop, than they are
this spring." remarked Mr.. Spillers
when 10 Ordway few days ago.
1.-The soil Is 10 such fine condition
and there Is SO much moisture the
seeds are coming through the ground
10 way that makes q fellow glad he
10 alive and living 10 Crowley county" /"
Mr.. Spillers has seventy acres plant
ed to cantaloupes this season which
will possibly return him between for
ty and dfty thousaBd crates Of pink
meats. Besides this he has small
acreage Of sugar beets. He stated
Aoadey that thirty acres Of his can
tsioupess were coming through the
ground and that he had started cult.
waiting.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

the latter are taking medical treat
ments.
Messrs Hammond and Starretl
Hodge and Willie, Oscar and Ernest
Lundahl we're guests 10 the W. w
Wright home Sunday.
Mrs. s. A. Dennis visited relatives
10 Olney Springs Friday. Her moth
er, Mrs. S. E Williams accompanied
her home.
Myrtle Clafin was on the sick list
Thursday.
Several Of the young people Of this
district attended the show Monday
night 10 Ordway.
Misses Josephine Lundahl and Myr
tie Clafin visited Lakeview cemetery
to. decorate the graves OF relatives,
Sunday.
Maggie Sciance spent Wednesday
evening with Grace Collins.
Phil Green and mother, Mrs. Long,
spent Wednesday with VIM. Sciance
and family.
Chas. McBee and wife Of Rocky
Ford dined with e. Massie and wife
Wednesday.
Charlie weskamp returned to Pu-
eblo Tuesday where he still is taking
medical treatment.
The Dan Graber home was the
scene Of a pleasant dancing party
Saturday night.
]. f. Drescher and wife were the
guests OF Mrs. Geo. Clafiin Sunday.
Fred Wagner of Pueblo Is visiting
relatives here.
Emery Massie and wife dined with
Mrs Mary Weskamp.
.. A. Dennis. wife and Mrs. S. f
Williams spent Sunday with Mrs
Laura Dennis.
The Bob creek school will close Fri
day Of this week for the summer va
cation.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
A Chance for You or You

Those two fine lots on Otero ave-
nue.. In same block with Bass and
Brooks, for $50 90 down aud 80 month
ly payments Of 5000 each without
ment of 5000 secures these choice
lots.
The house and u lots (82ixl35) on
Otero avenue, known as the '.Ollie
MITCHELL" place can be bought at
very reasonable, monthly payments.
Small down payment, 10 responsible
party, VERY sMALL.) Let me give
you particulars. K. +. Greene.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Hearty Welcome

There's plenty Of room and hear.
ty welcome" announces Rev. p. G..
Nuffer, pastor OF the Evangelical
church, for Sunday services. He will
preach at Bob creek at O'Clock Sun
day morning. and at Ordway at ii a.
n. and sp M. The Sunday school,
young peoples meeting. prayer meet
ing and choir practice will be held the
usual hours.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Hilverts Have Daughter

A daughter was born Sunday, May
y, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hilvert. Mrs.
Hilvert has been spending the past
several weeks at the home OF her pa.
rents 10 Newport, KY. while MI.
Hilvert is looking after cantaloupe
business ip California. They will re-
turn here late this summer.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

for students to bring some strong
modern texts on school manage
ment, geography, grammar, his
tory, etc.
Superintendent S. S. Phillips,
of Otero county, will be the con-
ductor again this year. Mr..
Phillips is now serving his third
term as county superintendent in
Otero county, and the committee
feels that his experience and
training in rural school work is a
valuable asset for the work he
has been asked to do in this In
stitute. This is the fourth time
that he has worked in this 1nsti-
tute district and his enthusiasm
and love for the work is an inspi-
ration to say nothing Of the new
things which he always has in
store for the teachers.
Superintendent H. T. Mitch
ell of Sugar City, is also no ex-
pertinent in this district. Mr..
Mitchell was with us last year at
Las Animas and his work was
very acceptable and successful.
Mr.. Mitchell is a practical school
man. His work is thorough and
discriminating. Having daily ex-
perience in teaching as we'll as
in experimenting others, he is
particularly able to view the
teachers problems by actual re-
cent experience from two angles.
Mr.. Mitchell's recent work in the
University Of Colorado and the
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
School Notes

Lucy, Leslie and Alvin Bouldin,
who left school last week TO accompa.
ny their parents to the ranch will re-
turn at the close OF school 10 take the
tinal examination.
Leigh Patterson has entered the
fifth grade from the Pueblo schools.
The second grade has won the tardy
contest from the third grade for the
past two months.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Swink Here Sunday

Swink will be here Sunday for
game with the ''convalescents." "
Swink has team they claim can lick
anything on the north side OF the riv.
er, aud now that the locals have a
battery that promises to play winning
ball 1t ought TO be good game that
will be pulled of.
DePriest will be in the box for the
o. AS, and Roberts behind the bat
and Ordway proposes to win.
1t Ia guaranteed that Dick Gallavan
will make his runs via first base 10.
stead of detouring as he did at Olney
Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Cream Wanted

The Sanitary Creamery Co., Coiora-
do Springs, will buy your. cream, d.
rect. Give you square tests and mail
check 10 full payment on MONDAY OF
each week. ERNEST F. GREENE,
Manager.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Miss Freeman To Wed

Miss Mary Freeman. sister or Coun-
ty Superintendent E. N. Freeman,
will be united in marriage 10 Pueblo
Saturday to Mr.. Clinton Scott of Fow.
ler. Mise Freeman has been one Of
teachers of the city schools Of Fow-
Ter.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Farr Leases His Paper

Sugar City-Harry e. Farr, owner
OF the Saccharine Gazette, has leased
his paper to F. L. Howard who has
been with the paper for the past sew
eral months, and will take rest OF
several weeks 10 the mountains.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Two Directors Elected

There we're two directors or the
school board elected 10 district No. q.
They were Frank McNary who sue
ceeded A. W. Beazel and Mr.. DEM
mitt succeeding P. ]. Dahm.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

Our line OF RefriRerators and Ice
cream freezers IL complete. We can
and will save you money. Come ana
examine them. The Ordway TRAD
ing Go. ....
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Land for Settlement

The following lands have been set
aside I" homestead entry on and after
May IS. the extent OF not TO exceed
800 acres 10 each qualified person:
Sections ! Ia ;. 10 to 10. y To 81 to
q, 35 aud IS. Twp 10 s., r. SO W., all
10 this county.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

Patten Sun Proof paint Is the paint
for your house, 1t is true to name.
The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

Chinamel is the proper paint for
your floors and furniture. Ask your
neighbor. We demonstrate. The
Ordway Trading Co,
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

and arrange an evening enter
tainment.
Miss Graham will teach meth
DDS in primary reading, arithme-
ac, language and manual arts.
Prof. w. B. Mooney of our
State Teachers college, Prof. D.
E. Phillips of the Denver Univer-
sity and other lecturers will visit
US.
Various social functions will be
arranged and announcements will
be made at the time of the Insti-
tute.
Five per cent will be added to
the average grade of applicants
for teachers certificates, provid-
ed such applicants have attended
the full term of the Institute.
Ordway is the county seat of
Crowley county, and is situated
in one of the best agricultural
districts of the state. It has
good hotel accommodations and
the hotel proprietors have agreed
to furnish low rates to teachers.
The good people of Ordway also
will open their homes to care for
those who are planning to attend
their Institute. Superintendent
E. N. Freeman of Crowley coun-
ty, will personally manage the
Institute and will have commit
tees to meet all trains to assist in
locating students in suitable quar-
ters.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

House cleaning time Is here. Use
Muresc" wall tints. The II. w. Eng
lish Lumber Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15
Town Disbursements

The following are the claims audit
ed and allowed ut the meeting OF the
board OF trustees Of the town OF Ord
way. held Monday evening. May 4,
1914:
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

Western made paint for western
use. The 4. W. English Lumber Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

Engraved or printed calling cards at
the New Era pfilce.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-15

Free with every ton order OF coal, a
nice coal shovel.-Tiedeman