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The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty deeds tiled 10 the ofi1ce nj
the county clerk of rowley county
from February II to February "a, 1915
elusive. as reported by the Crowley
County Abstract company. Ordway:
Edward e. Metzier and wife to
Frank J. McGrsth, lot 8 block 10 Su.
gar City.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co. to
W. W. Lineberry. lots and 8, block
e, Olney Springs. s75.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Ordway Druggist
Pleases Customers

Edgar Bros. report customers great
ly pleased with the QUICK action Of
simple buckthorn bark, glycerine.
ETC.. - mixed 10 Adler.tks. This
simple remedy drains the old foul
matter from the bowels 60 THOR
OUCH that ONE SPOONFUL re-
lieves almost ANY CASE OF consti-
patton. sour or gassy stomach. It 10
20 powerful that IL ia used success.
fully 10 appendicitis. Adler.i.ka
never gripes and the INSTANT ac-
tiOn 10 surprising.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
McClellen-Wilson

Henry L. McCleIlen Of Olney
Springs and Miss Winifrsd Wilson ot
Ordway were married "wednesday
morning. February "A At the Baptist
church by the Rev. &. p. Stephenson.
Miss Wilson is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs.. B. A. Wilson and Mr.. Nc
ClelIen IL prosperous farmer nf the
Oiney Springs district. where they
will make their home.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26

all woods, except the Everglades.
Thrifty pine woods growing 10 cen.
tral and northern Florida where there
IL nothing but sand-and Just as
thriving 10 the southern part wnere
there 10 nothing but rock. Unlike
the Oregon DR.. these trees are bare Of
limbs-only q tuft OF branches for .
top from 90 to 100 feet above ground.
As you ride over these white roads
the whispering breeze 10 their u'ps Ia
very restful. D. O. RoBERTs.
Mr.. Roberts is Vt Cocoannt Grove,
Fla, from which place he writes.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Two Divorce Cases

There are two divorce cases dock.
eted for the March term Of the dis
trict court. One IL the case Of Nan
Gle N. Daniels W. VIM. B. Daniels Of
Olney Springs. The other 10 y case
OF Alice Hanna vs.. william Hanna,
ct al asking alimony and separate
maintenance.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Holmes Hardware Burn.

Fire early Monday morning COM
pletely demolished the Holmes hard
ware building and stock in Pueblo
The loss 10 in the neighborhood Of
e2o0, 900. The building is located At
Union avenue and B streets, just east
Of the Union depot.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Court Docket For
March Term We'll
Filled--Session 9th


Twenty. one criminal and "a civil
cases are docketed for the March term
Of the district court which convenes
on the eighth. OF the criminal cases
practically oil Of them are for minor
offenses and several of them have
been carried over from one term to
another for various reasons. Follow
Ing are the criminal cases docketed
and the charges preferred. being the
People Of the State Of Colorado vs.:
Abe Martinez. larceny ss bsiles.
g. A. B0ertsch. larceny of water.
john T. Hester. assault TO murder.
Joseph Csrroll and Charles Scott.
assault n murder.
Frank Herrera. larceny mortRaRed
chatteis.
Harry Allen. breach Of the peace.
Matilda Martinez assault to mur.
der.
Daniel Montana. lsrceny IS bsilse.
L. Schrsiber and D. Schreiber,
fraud.
L. Schreiher, larceny mortRaged
chattels.
Carl L. Scott, larceny mort9ased
chattels. @@l
n. Van Duyn. larceny Of live stock.
VIM. Leathermsn. forgery.
Carl Scott. larceny "a bailee.
Geo. 7. Murphy. embexzlement.
W. B. Ststson, rsps.- ~.
J. D Anderson. house breaking.
Among the civil cases 10 that OF
Edward NJ. Harris W. Henry Humis-
ton as sheriff. and the American
Surety Co.. ~ bondsmen. This Is
the case which grew. out Of the sui.
eide of Mrs. Harris who took her life
10 jail here after having been brought
from Pueblo to BE- tried ~ to her
sanity.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Arrington's : Pleased

The Arlington Stock company
which played "In the Bishops Car
rlage" At the Princess theatre Mon
day night gave commendable per.
formance. It is well-balanced COM
pany and their acting IL above the
average stock company playing.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Stroh-Hal

Rev. P. g. NuRer performed the
Wedding ceremony Of Mr.. Carlson s.
Stroh and Miss Rose Bell Hall On
Monday, February Is 1t the Evsngel.
ical parsonage. The bride and groom
each have been residing north Of Ord.
way, and will make their home there.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Roberts Pictures
Conditions as They
Exist Elsewhere

Ny silence through your columns for
near q year 10 unusual and must be
accounted for ss DR.. Holmes account
ed for "His growiag love for easy
shoes" But whether 1 am lazy or
old can no longer resist your cour-
teous Invitation.
Crawling out Of an invalid's couch
iuto Pullman for 2500 mile ride
would not be considered free Of haz-
xsrd. especially In the years infancy
when ..squalls"msy come, but 10 spite
of all exposures, we began the palmy
and balmy days Of Florida feeling
stronger than At the start, and few
weeks only have resulted 10 great re-
juvenstion. Rain and more rain
since coming The weather has been
on It's bad behavior we are told. espe.
ciaily the disgust Of every loyal
Cracker" whose intense Interest 10
for the tourists enjoy ment-his source
Of living; and vet winter may work
havoc with this crop b we'll ss to his
truck patches. A large maturity OF
the winters We have spent here have
been '.just rtght"-generally dry
enough rain n settle dust and keep
those tropical leaves shining ~
though freshly vsrnished-enough
sunshine TO draw out all our aches
aud pains-enough cloud TO rest our
eyes-snd enough breeze to cool 1t all
times. But this year. beans have
rusted, tomatoes rotted, lettuce yel-
lows and peppers scarce. But grape
fruit!-l wish you might see the trees
bending with ther overloads-aod Of
the finest Quality-never.s 90 sweet 10 !
remember, and to crown the growers
misfortuues. Is Of no value. Several
cars sent north from this point failed
TO pay the freight-aud, as the season
Ia near its end many growers are clip.
ping IL ofi and leaving II on the ground
to give place for the new blossoms
which should be coming On this
month until June. Why, no one
seems TO know, except the usual
chestuut-''war scare.'' Latt year
these men received d.75 per box on
trees. Worse OF this year than the
western apple man-yea, even worse
than the Colorado canteloupe man.
And then the tourists are not 70
maryland here various reasons are
siven-:Voue to California''-''money
scarcs"-"Europesn war;" etc. Flor
ida resorts have only one season-win.
ter, while the California ones are con.
stsnt. There, NO sooner 10 the vim
ter pleasure seeker gone than the
summer sends its over heated popu.
lace down from the hot valleys OF the
state, 70 bathe 10 the ocean surf.
The roads OF east coast Florida are
uniquc-uot 90 spacious or glossy
smooth as some of the boulevards Of
Cslifornia, but - flne ~ our Pueblo.
Colorado Springs pike aod always dry
even after heavy rains-not splash
of mud I mean. Made at cost OF
$500 per mile-say Is feet wide, and
much less II narrower. The soft rock
ON either side Of the road is gathered
for the track-a foot deep, and 40
ton steam roller does the rest. This
rock is principally lime, and . few
rains cements the whole into smooth
mass. This county OF Dade has about
800 miles of such road, over which
thousands OF tourists cars are con-
atantlv going. rs In Southern Cslifor-
mia One abrasive thing TO ME 10
Florida is Its woods. and the state is
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Arlington Observer

o. f. McKittrick, who recently
started newspaper 10 Arlington
known as the Observer. was in Ord
way the 6rst Of the week. Mr.. Nc.
Kittrick has very live looking news-
paper and one which the town and
surrounding community should GER
tainly patrouixe.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Cutter at Lonsraont

8. L. Cutter. formerly with the Na-
tional Sugar Manufacturing company
ss auditor has sold his mercantile
store In Denver and IL now with the
Empson Canning Co. ~ Longmont.
His daughter. Evelyn, is spending
the winter with an aunt 10 Wichita,
Kans.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Check Protectors

Farmers and others wanting check
protectors, which will make your
checks proof against being raised, can
get them at the New Era ofiice for
25 cents.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Evangelical Church

Q .. m. German prssching.
10 = M. Sunday school.
II q. N. Sermon.
7p. m. Young Peoples meeting.
7:S0 p. N. Sermon.
p. m. Wednesday prayer meeting
8 p. N. Thursday Choir Practice.
2 .. N. Thursday W. M. 8. meet
ing. P. G. NUFFER, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Bargains

In millinery and Motions.
Biggest bargains ever bought. La
dies. misses and children's newest
and latest styles. Call early and get
your choice. Half block north Of Park
hotel. MRS. W. LAUeHLIN.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Olney Syringe

Mrs. R. W. johnson has been quite
Ill with la grippe. ~
On account OF the bad weather the
Girls Thimble club was postponed
until Saturday. February q. Misses
Milstead and Isberg will be hostesses.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses we're issued to
Carl 8. Stroh and Rose Hall, both Of
Ordway, February l2.
Jacob Clock and Mary Keller, both
Of Sugar CITY, February -.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Olney Sprinss District

6. T. Norton has moved here from
Sheridan Lake with his family and is
conducting a hotel here.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Eastern Star Banquets

Members Of the Eastern Star had
initiatory services last Thursday even
ing which were followed BY banquet.
!. 9. Close and wife Of Sugar City
we're given the degrees.
y. H. Trotter is in Garden City
where he went few days ago " look
after bis farm.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Numa News

5. B. Woodruff and o.: s. Walker
have moved from the s. Fl. White
farm to Numa district.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26

Services at Methodist Church
1i:oo-Personai Preparations for the
Revival.
7:30-Angels Unaware.
Sunday School and Epworth League
1t the usual times.
OLIVIER E. BARKER,
Minister.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26
Kropf Builds Residence

Will KroIf is having nice resi-
dence house erected on his farm In the
Olney district. J. h. Peck is the
contractor.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26

Buy your nut cake at Tiedemann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-02-26

Buy your kaIsomine at Tiedemann's
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
ELBON

Tuesday morning opened up
with a rain and it made the
snow go double quick.
Some of the farmers have been
very busy lately-not farming,
but working to save their dams
from going out.
About forty people gathered
at Elbon Saturday evening, to
remind II. Nj. Einan of his birth
day. The roads can not get bad
enough to stop surprise parties,
Mr.. Einan says.
L. A. Morrison started for
Philip Monday morning to at
tend the commissioners meeting
there this week.
Lloyd Roger finished his win
ter's work at Elbon first of this
month and is now to help his
father through springs work.
Harry Wells stopped at Elbon
Saturday night, on his way home
with a load of freight for the
Wellsburg store.
Miss Magdaline Pfeiffer spent
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
SUBSCRIPTION 81 so PER YEAR

travel over th.c, same road and
aside from helping your carrier
deliver your mail earlier and
more promptly, you have the
pleasure and satisfaction of
travelling over a smooth we'll
kept road.
When the snow drifts around
your box see that it is cleared
away and the road open to your
box by the time the carrier
comes: remember the post office
department does not require him
TO get out of his veh:clp to get
to box. The carrier is not sup
posed to venture into snowdrifts
or mud.
These are only a few of the
ways YOU ran ass st in prompt
delivery of your mail. Your ear
rlcr viii appreciate all courtesies
and WI! do hi, best to always re-
turn good for gcod.-Ex.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08

self.
Haakon is regarded in Nor
way as bully fellow. That goes
without SAYING, else he would
never have been elected king
by a popular vote. Elhert Hub
bard $ s!urling remark that Haa-
kon sits on the floor to put on
his socks is not true. He puts
them on like any other red
hlooded man standing up, with
his foot on the corner of a
bureau drawer while he attaches
the safety pin which he uses in
place of Il regulation hose sup
porter. Taken all together. there
are a Lot worse fellows klnglng
around over I'M Europe at the
present time than Haakon VII
of Norway.
Contributed
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
AID THE RURAL CARRIER

Patrons can help their carrier
and by so doing viii help i'm
prove the service on rural routes
First, purchase stamps and en-
vclopes and have all mail ready
to dispatch. Stamp your letters
and cards before deposit ing them
i'll Your mail box, and especially
do tins for Your carrier in bad
weather. Did you ever think how
cold it would he for the rural
calalor to ia kc off his wraps
and gloves and pick }m'Al co;ns
out Of your box?
Second. is your box wrN 10
cateu9 1t should he set away
from the fence on IA solid post,
and about four feet above the
ground in a position that the
ar icr may drive very close to it.
and eHsI.ly reach the same with
cut unwrappln@.
Third. has your box sign on
It? If it has not. and there
should happen TO be no mall
FOR you ,0me day. then your out
golmg maDl is most likely to be
left in the box as carriers are
instructed to look for mail only
IN the boxes where the sign is
shown of outgoing mail. ANY
simple sign that i, easily seen
when displayed is all that is
necea, ANY.
Fourth. if you have any
friends visiting YOU and they
want thew mail to come 10 your
box you should mention it to
the carrier and he wilI watch for
same at the post. should it
not come addressed IN your care.
Visitors mai most often comes
without special address.
Fifth do you receive any
parcel post packages? Some
kind Of u large box placed at
a convenient position, though it
sits on the ground, viii be bet
ter than for your carrier to
place packages on the snow or
dampcncd ground. You do not
want your package lost. but
nave YOU provided for it
Sixth. bad road conditions are
Il great drawback to rural de-
livery. All patrons should in
sist on township officers keeping
road over which carrier trave3s
in best possible condition. You
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
MILESVILLE

Tie +. A. Hart family spent
Sunday at the Thos. Hardy home
Julius DeTravenicr was in
Philip last week.
Teachers examinations will bc
held here April 7th and sth,
conducted by Mrs. Harry Hart.
Miss Gertrude Hardy is out
from Philip for visit with hom,
folks this week.
Announcement has been made
that the school contest for dis
trlct No. 4 will be held in Miles
vile April 9th, beginning al
10 30 O'Clock.
Miss Pearl Norman conducted
the eighth grade examination,
here April 1t and 2nd. Those
taking examinations were Jose
phme Hagerty, Effie Hart. Mat
Ida Wiltsey. Irene and Georgia
Giddings, Elsie Hood, Mildred
Elshne, Emma t'airchild, Roy
HanIon, Clifford Elshire, Frank
White and George Stabens.
Harry Hart took James White
cloud to Philip last Wedne sday,
from where he will 60 to Omaha
to visit his sister. On the return
trip MIR. Hart brought out Roy
Hanrahan and Theodore Kerte-
son.
Literary at the Knight school
Frlday evening, April 10th.
The snow is going very rapidly
With another week of such
weather farming operations win
be III order.
j. +. Giddings was in Philip
last week.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
HAAKON VII

Haakon VII. Christian Fred
erlrk Charles (Carl) George
\aidemnr AXel. was born in
Denmark August 3. 1872. He is
the second son Of Frederick VIII,
the present King of Denmark.
On july 22. 1896. he married
Maud, daughter of Edward VII,
King of Great Britain and Ire
land. On November Is, 1908,
Norway elected Haakon its
king. He was crowned the fol-
lowing June.
Such, IN brief. are the promi-
nent incidents of Haakon S hfe
He has been King of Norway
nearly ten years and is Il popular
rm'er. 1t is rormored that his
wife is not SO popular. Haakon
is by birth and training largely
Scandinavian in his sympathies !;
not so Maud. She is English to
the core, has never familia rized
herself with the language or
customs of her adopted country
and would like to return to the
hedgerOws and meadows of Old
England. There is runlOr about
Queen Maud that will bear re-
peating. We do not know how
to express it in Norwegian, or
even whether the Norweglans
have any phrase for the situation
but i'm England it is commonly
said that she wears the pants. .
She is boss extraordinary of the
lIaakon household. 1t seems that
q situation Of that nature is not
to be avoided even by Il
king He has his household dis
couragements along that line as
interesting and dramatic, no
doubt, as the hllmblest citizen
of Philip.
IIaakon is related to good
many people who are prominent
at the present time in Europe.
The King of Denmark is his
father. That Was good start.
Then he married the SISTER of
the present King of Great Bri-
tam. She WAS already his second
cousin. so the alliance extended
ard somewhat complicated llaa-
kon S family ties. Not only is
King George his brother im-haw.
hut it happens that Nicholas Ill.
Gar of AN the Russ ans. de
vnloped a fOndness for and mar
ried a granddaughter of Queen
Victoria. also sister to Maud. and
therefore Haakon and Nicholas
are also brothers. m-law. The
family ties with the Kaiser are
not very close. True. Haakon s
aunt married Edward the VII of
England. and Edward IS sister is
the Kaiser S mother. Therefore. it
would seem that, I'm general IAN
guage, the Kaiser and HaakOn
III hghf I've considered "a sort of
second cousin by marriage
You can figure it ont for yOllr
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
NowL1N

Albert Larsen, who has been
in charge of the depot in the
absence Of Mr.. Mower. has re-
turned to Midland.
Mrs Diehl. after visit with
relatives at Cottonwood. return
ed to Nowlin on Wednesday !.
freight and left for her home
at Cedar Rapids on Thursday
night.
William Goade and family, OF
VaDMetre. have come to make
their residence at Nowlin. whore
Mr.. Goade has employment on
the section. We welcome them
to our community.
Laura Gr,swold. Of Indian
Creek, took the eighth grade ex-
ANIMATION in town last week.
Ros, Bachman returned last
week from a visit with relatives
in Cottonwood.
L1niIe Church has been on
the sick Est but is now around
again.
Mrs. Putnam, who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is
considerably better.
Joe Miles has taken the place
of Clarence St1ley on the sect
ION. Clarence has returned home
to hep with the spring work.
Mes rs. Wheeler. Kunkle and
Everett .jarman visited the coun-
ty seat last week.
Mrs. Ira Church returned from
Pb1lip on the freight on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Stoughtcn visited at Powe
over Sunday.
The Easter services had to be
cancelled ON account of the sick
ness Of Rev. j. II. Quincy, who
was la;d up for a few days with
neuralgia.
A splendid address was given
at the Methodist church on Sat
nrday evening by Rev. A.
Ammdscn. who spoke i'm the in
terest Of the anti-saloon LEAGUE
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08

Ea Ser at home with her folks.
Harry lIulett has been driving
the stage wagon for y. j.
Springer the past week, while
Mr.. Springer took in the sights
at ;lle county seat.
Frank BrermeS commenced TO
work for Ii. NJ Einan this week.
Mrs. Bloom and children were
passengers on the stage Monday,
going TO Ilardingrove. where
they expect to take up Residence
again.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
ASH CREEK

VIM. Burns and James johnson
made trip to the county seat
Friday, returning Sunday. They
report the roads anything but
good.
Mr. Ga'e and family have fin
ally reached their new home here,
though they had a hard time
getting out.
Albert lIint sh and family are
getting ready to leave for the
White nvtr country, where he
expects to locate permanently
He has leased his place to John
Burns, of this place, for the com
ing year.
Sandy MontviIle, of DOwling,
passed thru A h Creek on his
way home from Philip with
IA four horse outfit.
Probably this is no news, but
Ash creek has been out of it's
banks fer some days past and
$ still high.
Don t forget the dance to be
given at Ash Creek on April 9th.
supper furnished. Lent is over,
SO everyone turn out and forget
the long face that has been
noticed the Last two months and
have good time.
The Fennell family spent Sun
day at the Hannegan home.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
MEMORIAL DAY MAY 81

Monday, May 31st. has been
officially designated as Memor-
ial Day in this state. National
headquarters of the G. A. Il.
have designated Saturday, May
10Th, as the time for holding
the services, excepting i'm states
where the Legislature directs
otherwise. In looking the matter
up THE headquarters Of the state
q. \. X. found that while the
matter was somewhat hazy, the
concensus of opinion among at
torneys was that the lawmakers
had intended to direct that Mon
day following Decoration Day
should be the time for decorat-
ing the graves of the fallen vet
Grams and the holding of the re-
gular services.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08

I'm the last two Years there
has been "A decline of sc, ,OOO, 900
mternal revenue on intOxicants
IA loss i'm revenue which is the
best thing that ever happened
to the American people, as it
means that they are spending
less and less of their substance
for boOze.-Argus Leader.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08

For Sale-Or will trade for
good team of horses, one sorrel
pcrchcrnn stallion, weight 1900.
For further particulars address
Fred Griffin, Topbar, S. d. AIT
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08

We have some tasty cores
pondence cards. with envelopes
to match, for sale at the Re
view office.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08

AS a matter of information to
those who are discussing the
paramount issue of the coming
cht.y election, the Review editor
wall state that in a search of his
exchanges from other points i'm
tins section of the state, he finds
that our own city is the only
point where the Incense question
10 this Year submitted to the
voters. Bel> Mere is one point
that we can not speak on with
cert tamtN.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08

Overshadow;ng the news of the
European war, the Mexican stu
alton and the approaching spring
elections is Monday S news from
the Cuban capital, when Jack
johnson lost the world S heavy
weight championship to jess VIII,
lard, taking the count in the
twentysiXth round of one of the
most brutal contests ever seen
IN the prize ring.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08

Fred Hansen. wolfer for c.
\. Craven had the good for
tune to capture an old grey
wolf and mine pups one day
last week. SO far this year Mr..
Hansen has secured nine full
grown graAs. and at the 500 per
head he receives for the same
has not thad bad winter s work
from a financial standpoint. .-Ka
doka Press.