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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
BOGFORTEGNELSE Mr.. 5.
LITTERATUR
Revideret til Aug. 1914.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Revideret til Aug. 1914.
oEHLENscHLEGER. A:

oEHLENSCHLEGER, A:
Udvalgte Digtninger, indbs Observation-Disclosures. 60
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st. Hans Aften Spill -
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samlede T~ragedier, 100
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Adam Homo, indb. l9o
Poetiske skrifter, Ia, indb.. ........a....a. 450
PETERSEN, N. M
~Islandernes Ferd IL, indb. ............ -. $50
PLoUG, CARL.
Digte, indb. -. 20
RASMUSSEN, KNUD.
Under Nordenvindens svebe ................ 100
REUTER-, FRITZ.
Landmandsiv 200
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scHARLING, H.
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SCOTT, WALTER.
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The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Closing Entertainment

4 Wednesday evening the Ordway Ly-
.ceum ssspristiun closed this seasons
el ltertainments with John F. Cham
bers, who appeared before a large and
appreciative audience, The manage
ment desires to thank the patrons
for the liberal patronage which has
made the past year the most success
ful ever experienced in Ordway. An
early Sc ttlement with the committee
is desired. therefore all in arrears fer
season tickets are requested to settle
for the same as soon as possible.
The course for the next season will
consist Of five heavy numbers selected
from the Redpath bureau attractions
and will be managed by Prof Burger
and the high school. We earnestly
recommend them to your favorable
consideration and wish them success.
ORDwAY LYCEUM ASSOCIATION.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Death of Harry Larro

Harry Larro, aged 5 years, grand
nephew OF Mrs. J. l.. Murray, died at
the Murray home in this city Wednes-
day night at 10 o'clock. The boy, in
company with his mother, came here
from their home in Roswell, N. NJ. Il
short time ago for a visit. The child
took seriously III but few days before
his death and medical aid seemed to
be OF no avail. The funeral services
will be held this afternoon at the Muir
ray residence. Rev. Fred II Carr, pas
tor of the Christian church, will offi-
ciate. 1nterment will be made in
Lakeview cemetery.
In response to a telegram annnunc-
ing his sons death, Mr. Larro came
at once to Ordway, arriving here yes
terday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Prizeqfor Name

The Crowley Canning company has
rejected the bids which were called
for the erection OF their plant at
Crowley. This was because of some
changes the ompany desires to make
in their plans. Work hcs been started
on the foundation with }. w. Vani.
mai In charge. ~
The company is wanting name
sGitable for their brand Of tomatoes
which are TO be turned out. The Off.
GERS have decided to: open a contest
among the people Of this cnunty. and
for the suggestion Of name. To the
persons sending In the name that they
decide to use will be awarded case
Of this brand. The name Is to be
short and appropriate, and one that
will have selling power.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Prosperity Reigns

Frank Beck, contractor and builder,
has just completed for MIR. Forder, on
the Murray farm north OF town, the
largest barn in the Arkansas valley.
The building is 56x3OO feet, and two
cars Of lumber were used in its con-
structiOn. The barn Is for prOtectiOn
OF sheep during storms and iuclement
weather and in few weeks will shel
ter $500 ewes during the lambiug sea-
son. Mr.. Furder grind- his own alfal-
ia, which is stored in another barn
used for that purpose, and every detail
on the farm is for economical handling
and protection OF sheep and lambs
Bent County Democrat.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

This is the New Era's birthday. II
Is twelve years old, and this week
starts on new volume and a new
number. The paper was established
by C. B. Stewart who yet lives In the
city and who is today working at the
case In this Office. He Is retired from
the business but occasionally helps
during rush times.
The New Era has been under the
present ownership for the past seven
years 1t has made progress ever
since the day it was started but some
of its earlier years were rather siren
uous ones. The plant, or that part OF
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
ordway. Crowley Colorado Friday March g. 1914
Today is The New Ea's 18th Birthday

II now in use. was first brought to
Ordway several months before Mr..
Stewart took it over, by F. NJ. Case,
who unloaded his outfit and after
studying the situation over decided
the town was not ready for paper
aud placed 1t In storage, where it re
NAMED for some time.
This being the papers thirteenth
year ought to be good one. for mod
ern beliefs are that the number is a
lucky one. AT least we do not con
sider it unlucky and hope to be able to
give you an even better paper than
Ever beforehand we will.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Democrats Put
Ticket in Field
Brooks is Chosen for Mayor
Law and Order Party
Announces Caucus

There will be at least two city tick
cts in the field fol the choice OF the
voters at the election to be held on
April7. Party lines have been drawn
for the first time, so far as the Dem
ocratic is concerned. At least some
Of the leaders in that party met last
Monday night aud placed ticket in
the rack.
The lineup follows:
layor-A. A. Brooks.
Trustees-Wm. Waugh, John Vim
yard and Fred Sewers.
1t will be necessary for this ticket
to go on the ballot by petition, as not
having been on the ballot OF the town
elections heretofore IL Is MT recog-
nized according to law.
There will be caucus next Tues
day night for the purpose Of selecting
candidates on the Law and Order
ticket.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
In nSpotless Town.

Over at Ordway the TOWN officials
see to it that Tin cans and rubbish do
The other day six wagon loads OF the
kind Of dlth above described were
hauled to the dumping grounds, and
now the capital uf Crowley county has
every appearance Of having recently
er Bully for Ordway! It's these little
things that count mighty big in the
makeup OF a town.-Fowler Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Some Fun Promised

A play entitled "Fun in the Photo
graph Gallery" will be given Friday
evening, March l3, in the Bob Greek
school house. by the Pastime club Of
that community.
The cast OF characters follows:
John Perkins. the photographer,
Earl Schroeder.
Simon Schneider, an assistant, Her
bert Drescher.
Dennis Morgan, an Irishman, Dan
Rusher.
Charlie Doe. son OF Mrs. Doe, Ernest
Lundahl.
Mr.. Frost. an amateur photograph
er, Fred Drescher.
Charlie Hays, cowboy, Frank
whitney.
Mrs. Flint. right from the country,
Ruthe Dean.
Mrs. Doe, Charlie Does mother,
Juanita Dean.
Nora White and Flora White, the
twins. Cora Drescher and Grace
Whitney.
Boarding School Girls: Annie. Eth,
elyn Dean; Bessie, Fay whitney; Car.
rie, Rhea Whitney; Daisy, Cora
Drescher: Ella, Rose Rafferty,; Fannie,
Ruthe Dean.
A dish OF chill will be served each
one present after The play. The ad.
I'd ission is u cents for children and 25
cents for adults. A part OF the pro-
ceeds go to the library fund OF the
sChUOl.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Nurna Newslets

sser David b0ntreRer mauo hbrtp ~
Hutchinson. Kan, last week to look
at land. He has since traded his
ranch half mile west OF the South
Numa school house for a farm near
Hutchinson, Kans.. owned by A. G.
Miller, a brother of Mrs. Henry Ba-
ker. The parties will not give possess
sion however, until June lst. 1915.
Married-John Schrock and Miss
Matte Hochstetler, on Thursday,
March 5th, at the home OF David Bon.
TRACER. A large number OF relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony,
after which all repaired to the home
of the bride where they partook OF
bountiful wedding supper. Rev. Ly
man OF Kansas. performed the cere
mony. Their many friends extend
congratulations. ...
George Risinger and son Claude
drove down from the Divide the first
OF the week, bringing some OF their
cattle to feed until the snow melts IN
the range near their claim. They re-
port the snow three feet deep 10
places.
Don't forget the grange meeting to.
n brow, Saturday night. 1t has been
decided to serve ice cream, cake. cnf-
fee and pie, instead OF oysters as first
planned.
Several Numaites attended services
at the King Center school house Sun
day, conducted by Rev. Weaver Of
Rocky Ford, with the object Of organ
izing and building a Presby terian
church at Crowley.
Miss Jewel Strever has resigned
her position rs buukkecpeT in the Va.
riety store and will SPEND the summer
with her parents On the ranch.
Mrs. Charles Schroeder returned
home from California Tuesday. where
she was called some time ago by the
serious illness Of her mot her. who. we
are glad to learn is improving.
W. F. Bean and family spent Sun
day In the Charles Collins home.
II. Colyer moved his family from
Ordway to the Swink rauch Monday.
Fred Rsinger Is building house
Just west Of Henry Ervin's and will
farm with him this year.
Bert widick has the foundation laid
for a new barn on his farm south Of
the track, now occupied by Jas Dyer.
VIM. Swartzentruber moved Mon
day from the BrOadbent ranch to one
OF the houses on the Burris ranch
south OF Ordway, He will work for
Joe Burris the coming season.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Carroll Case is
Again in Court
County Court Hears Three
Suits this Week-Fred
Bass Loses Verdict

, nlH
Judge e. W. McDaniels of La Junta
was 10 the city Tuesday and presided
Ia the case Of Alden Carroll vs.. John
Hester. The case was that Of mo.
.tion to quash. and is a suit for dam.
ages growing out OF the shooting OF
young Carroll last fall. Carroll was
shot 10 the leg, supposedly from a
stray shot fred by Hester.
In the case Of Andy Hochstetler VS..
Fred Bass q verdict was rendered in
the sum Of 5000 In favor of the plain
tiff. The suit was that OF breach
OF contract.
Rosanui Lombardi vs. Chas Amicon
was decided in favor OF the plaintiff
IN the sum Of 5000. ....
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Election Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual Municipal Election OF the Town
OF Ordway, Colorado, will be held at
the Town Hall on Tuesday, April I,
1914, for the purpose OF clecting the
following officers. t0.wit:
One mayor. for the term OF one year;
Three trustees, each for the term OF
two years.
Dated at Ordway, Colorado, this 9th
day OF March, 1914.
JOHN B. ESTES,
(SEAL) Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Small Farms Paw

"In Otero county" observes the
small farms and Intensive cultivation
the average yield Of beets per acre was
four tons more than in Prnwers coun-
ty. according to the figures Of the
American Beet Sugar company. Small
farms pay the owners larger returns
and bring more money into the COM
munity."
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Election Board Named

At meeting Of the town board held
Monday night the judges and regis.
tratiun board for the coming election
were named as follows: J. P, Bou-
DIN. Z. o. McCleary and Jas. Trainor.
The call for election has been issued
for April7.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Millions Set Aside
for Good Roads
D. c. Roberts is Elated Over
California's Highways
Crowley for Bees

D. c. Roberts, who is visiting in
California, writes as follows:
about 55 million dollars have been
voted for good roads in this state in
1914, and thousands Of teams are now
at work. A block OF about two miles
OF road Is set aside for building and
travel is diverted during that time.
These new roads are the finest i have
ever travelled over. Every effort is
being put forth to make them perfect
for the motor cars expected next year
and doubtless our Ordway friends
who are looking forward to a visit to
the Panama exposition will bring
their cars, for the rides in Cali
fornia over roads as smooth as a con.
crete pavement. will be quite as much
pleasure as the exposition itself. Take
it in II you can,-overland for the
young blOUds.
"CalifOrnia is made up OF about
three states; north. central and south
ern, differing much in products, soil
and climate. What l have said ia
my letters applies to the southern,
the great orange belt. North Call.
fornia Is the home OF the gold nugget
and fine timber, as well as prunes,
cherries and apples. The orange Is
raised on the coast as well as 10 the
southern vallies, but this fruit can
only be raised in its perfectien where
there is long hot summer. This
accounts for the sweetness OF the Flo
rida oranges and grape fruit.
"On one Of our trips over the foot
hill road Il bungalow was pointed out
as the home OF Harold Bell Wright,
the author OF "The Winning OF Bar
bara WORTH" a good description OF
the Imperial valley settlement. Per.
ched way up on the mountain side
the view over miles of groves is en-.
chanting.
"Our Ordway bee men would have
enjoyed this ride, as nestled up among
the mountain flowers 10 the warm
sunshine were many colonies OF bees
now among the almond and acacia
blossoms and the oranges will soon be
ready. This one valley could almost
supply our country with honey II the
rains would only fall as generally as
this year, but frequently IL is neces-
sary to feed these colonies several
years in succession or lose them. SO
| am not enthusiastic over the bee
business here. Nothing has been
found superior to alfalfa as bee food
and surplus producer. II we only
had some OF the late flowers OF South
eru Texas for pollen 10 September
and October. Colorado would be the
paradise for bee men.
"Mrs Roberts met a Miss Ruth
Fountain, a niece OF my neighbour,
Thomas Fountain of Ordway. She is
here for college. We also visited
with Irving Freeman. Those who
are among the pioneers will remem-
Der Irving and his sister, Marie, who
once lived on the Rich Adams place
four miles west OF town. Irving was
IA Tery delicate young man then but
he is now robust, married and has
three children. He has been in the
employ Of one firm for fifteen years.
"Clarcmont is IA dry town. morally
excellent and beautiful place. The
drug and grocery stores do not sell
cigars and only one or two places do
sell them. ! have yet to see single
Young man smoking. The schools and
college are prosperous. and no doubt
these conditions are responsible.
l. HC-otl.,, Toupn
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Social Affairs

The Thursday Afternoon club was
delightfully."- entertained at the home
OF Mrs. e o McCleary Thursday OF
last week. Mrs. Bashor read extracts
from "The Problem OF Vocational
Education" by David Snedden. com
missioner OF education Of Massachus-
etts. Mrs. Pendergrast entertained
the club with a lengthy and interest
ing article on .The Vocational Move
ment and Results of Practical Edu-
cation" Mrs. Anna Downey's paper
an "Industrial Education" or r"Path.
ological Demands on Education" was
excellent. The hostess served elegant
refreshments. Mrs. o. +. Burke will
entertain the club at the home OF
Mrs T. l.. Edgar next week.
Mrs. II. @. Tiedemann gave sur
prise party Tuesday evening 10 honor
OF Mr.. Tiedemann's twenty-seventh
birthday, and number Of invited
guests helped make the birthday a
pleasant one. Cards and other d.
versions and refreshments made the
evening greatly enjoyed. The guests
presented MIR. Tiedemann with a
beautiful Elks' button. Those pres.
ent we're Mr. and Mrs. b NJ. Meyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Steeu. Mr.
and Mrs. JOS. Grill, Mrs. Collins, Miss
Lena Kearns, and Messrs. Harry Mast
and Ray Cook
The Pastime club OF Bob Creek was
entertained at the Drescher home
Saturday evening. Various games
OF amusement we're enjoyed and light
refreshments were served. Those
present we're Misses Ruth, Ethelyn
aud Juanita Dean. Ida Schneider.
Rhea Whitney, Mabel Schroeder and
Rose Rafferty,, and Messrs. Roy and
Dan Rusher, Frank Whitney, Earl
Schroeder, Willie and Oscar Lundahl.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Lancaster was the scene Of delight
full party last Friday night. The
event was MASKED affair and 1t re-
suited In a most ENJOYABLE time as
there were about sixty in attendance.
Refreshments we're served NJ q part OF
tshe-sveufnR's deiiRbss ~
Miss Matte Hochstetler and Mr..
John Schrock, both OF Ordway, Sc
cured a marriage license Tuesday and
were mar lied on Thursday OF this
week. Both are well known in Ord
way and vicinity. They will make
their home here.
A number Of young women enjoved
a taffy pull at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs j. Is. Estes last evening.
The ladies' OF the Catholic church
have announced card party and
dance To be giveu on Easter Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Bowers have is
sued Invitations for a card party at
the BerendU Saturday night.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
New Directory Soon

f. A. Mckinney, the directory man,
is now working on the Crowley OterO
directory. Every ppstOtlce In these
counties will be in the book and the
names OF all people who get their mail
at each Office Al of the rural routes
will also be given. The last directory
was published in 1911.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

j. w. Walters arrived from Denver
mother, Mrs. c. B. Stewart. He will
also visit his sister, Mrs. A. Il. Glase,
at Cheraw.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Law and Order Caucus

Law and Order caucus at the town
hall Tuesday evening, March 10, for
nominating one mayor for one year
and three trustees for two years.
GEORGE RILEY, Chairman.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Local and Personal

Bert W. Lester has completed set
OF ranch buildings consisting of II
four room house with porches and a
basement, two barns, a bunk house
and ii chicken house on the w. L.
Hartman ranch. south Of Crowley.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

Fred S. Larro Of Roswell, N. NJ, ar
rived here yesterday evening to attend
the funeral OF his son, Harry.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

The mems class OF the Methodist
Sunday school will have Il social and
business meeting at the parsonage
this evening.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

Mrs. Chas. Schroeder retured Tues
day from Long Beach, Calf. where
she had been visiting.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

at which time a temporary nrganiza.
tIon was effected. DR.. L o. McClcary
presided and committee consisting
Of A. M Brenaman. W. g. Walker and
} II. Leary Jr was appointed to 50.
iicit funds. They started the work at
once and by that evening had nice
fund subscribed and by Monday they
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Race Program
for Fair Made
Directors of Association Hold
Meeting and Outline the
Various Features

At a meeting OF the directors OF the
Crowley County Agricultural Fair
association held last Saturday. the
speed program and purses were arr
ranged for the fair this fall. The fatr
is set for September 8 to II inclusive:l
This program follows:
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

Col. A. X Frye and j. N. Smith at.
tended horse sale in La Junta last
Saturday.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

Ordway is to have base ball team
this season. 1t looked fur a time like
there would not be sufficient support
to maintain an organization. but the
the ball fans and the team Is assured
1t was planned tn raise 5000 by
Wednesday evening and at that time
$282 had been raised. with several
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
The National Game Be Played Again this Season Odwa1
This Showing Great Interest

had enough subscribed to assure Ord
way a team
There is a great deal OF local talent
and it is probable that the only man
that will have to be hired will be a
pitcher. All outstanding debts nf the
organization will he cleared up and
the new association will start of with
u reserve fund Of Sl5O or more.