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The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
SHORT GRASS.

Cutting feed is the order OF
the duv.
Miss Odis White spent Monday
with her mother. Mrs. JON n
Neal.
Mr.. al Z Mrs. Will Long visit
ed Mr. AMI MlJ Lafe Lester
Sunday.
Frank IIusllinger, Cecil Rey-
nolds, an Russel DotSon made
Il trip to he cedars for "ood
this week.
Alber; Rei nold5 left last week
for his old home in Illinois, where
he expects 10 remain for a fe w
weeks with relatives and old
friends.
John Neal cut feed for the
KeSter brothcrs last week.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Villas.

Good Morning, Mr.. Editor and
readers of the Herald.
Tho time has come for harveS /
and everybody busy as they can
be.
A great many are done sowing
wheat, some hava rot sowno yet
but will soon.
Mr.. Dunn and wife were in vi
las trading the End and report
wheat in Kansas a poor yield and
poor quality.
Clarence Coner is cutting his
brother Elmer's crop-rather
for his wife.
Millard Amrine took two loads
of wheat fer Lilly to Lamar, re-
turning with freight for Wheeler.
Alma Rutherford, VernosGol,
Martching and Rocliybee took
two loads each of wheat to Lamar
for M }. COOK, each returning
with freight.
C. f. Wheeler started to Chi
cagO on the End, and will not
lose any time visiting.
Villas school starts Monday
the 4tb, Mr.. Robb to teach-aud
may God bless him.
Geohring is going to the cedars
Nc nday after wood to keep
warm this winter. Everybody
had better do likewise.
One thing ut Il time, and th1'
done well, is d very good role, as
many can tell.
Villas has preaching night %
Oct. the 9th. Bro. Hudna
preaching. Everybody come.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

1t is reported that Wilson re-
Gently led his cabinet in prayer
for the special purpose of asking
God to direct their deliberations
ariEh. in the consideration of
the grave problems confronting
them. We believe that God
would have heard that prayer in
the midst of thur dering cannon
and bursting shells.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Grandview.

J. M. Womack, S. d. Potter
ard Nh. and Mrs. w. r. Garvie
and son James dutoed to Lamar
lasU Wednesday and attended the
far.
-Nlgie Adams was elected pres
lGent OF the Crandvlew Sunday
school.
Ivln Kluck's parents and
brother in-law are here from
Guymon visiting him.
Win French and family, Elmer
French ana Paul Grant took din
ner ut the Garvie home Sunday.
Elmer French came in Satur-
day from Tyrone to teach the
GrandvieW school this term, but
as the books weren't here, school
was postponed week.
w. E. French bought fourteen
head of cattle at the Lamport
sale last week.
a big crowd attended the
broncho busting show at Rich
ards Saturday. Several new
horses were rode, the burroW and
Mr.. G@rvie's big roam atfording
he most amusem ent.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

1t is cinch that neither the
democrats nor the republicans
are going to win the state cam
paign next year with hands down.
We believe the democrats lost
the state last year largely through
it's pro-liquor o.nouncements.
and believe to win next year a
candidate acceptable to every
body should be nominated, and
the liquor question left severely
alone. In other words. we do
not believe the democratic party
should be made the goat of ,he
saloon interests of the state.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

The Colorado press for some
time has been tea,ning with flash
ing first.page head lines over The
visit of the younger Rockefeller.
and lengthy write-ups of his
comings and goings and doings
that has had enough notorietv
land monotony) in it to settle
the strike situation in this state
for all time to come.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Horseshoe
Good morning to you all.

Good morning to you all.
Everybody III good health.
,'ool weather sign of frost.
Mrs. Mason gave the young
pcople Of the neighborhood a
wa,ermeIon social last Monday
hight.
Brother Hudnal will commence
4 revival meeting at Horseshoe
the. drst of the month.
Broomcorn pulling is over.
Cutting feed is now the order of
the day.
,Iohnie Barnard is building a
new house on his claim.
Elva Mason is working for
Johnnie Ban nard
Bernie Mason was visiting at
Mrs. Philips last Sunday.
Johnie Barnard, MolIie Mason,
Elva Mason, and Zada Russell.
were at Harvey Mason's Sunday
night and sLenta few hours.
The fair was sure success.
Mr.. farmer, try and bring your
produce next year ard make it
stiIl net er.
Sunday sclnol next Sunday.
Every body come.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Stonington.

Grandpa Nance has his house
almost completed
Albert Jones has contracted to
pull Erwin Konkel's broomcorn.
Wall Disbman has purchased a
fine team of draft mules. and
puts them in the barn of nights
to keep the cats from catching
them they resembling Jack
abblts some.
Land buyers in town every
day
Two real estate offices in town
now and room for another.
Bob Kerr has moved into his
new restaurant.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

The freeze Monday night did
the first damage to tue crops.
There was no frost. but a
straight freeze that cooked all
the late stuff. Through our cor
respondents we will learn next
week of the amount of damage
over the county. We do not be-
lieve though it will be extensive
probably one 10th of tive crop,
and may be not so much .s that.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Soil

Good Morning, M, Editor.
Glad to be on the map again.
Every oody is able to be out
again after the faii'
O. Nj, White, Lafc Lester, and
7. e. Dotson have been pulling
broomcorn for the Kestlr broth
er>.
j. H Neal will bind feed for
J. P. Trussel Monday.
Mrs. Wallace and son Delos,
James Hurst, wife, and daught-
er, and Miss Rosamond visited
at J. H. Neal's Sunday.
Mrs. Lafe Lester visited at
the keS.cr home Thursday.
George Harmon made ii "trip to
La mlr last week
W. n. Nenney and family are
moving back to tIeir claim
Albert Reynolds has gone to
Illinois
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

A wonderful story comes from
Europe to the effect that Turkey
has bargained all her Europeon
possessions, including Constan-
tinople, to Bulgaria, for Russ las
Asiatic possessions and all north
Africa. However, this is kind
of a case where it takes three
to make bargain. - T
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

The allies claim to have gained
two or three miles in some plac-
es during the last two weeks.
At that rate it will b. long
lime before they reach Berlin.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

The Denver Democrat is re-
ported to have recently returned
to the democratic camp; but it
should have been required to un-
dergo a surgical operation for
that pro-liquor hump on its back
before being allowed to enter.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

The Herald doesn't believe in
a God of war. He is God of
peace. and consequently we be-
lieve he is with President Wilson
in his efforts to keep the old
ship of state gliding on peaceful
waters.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

L. H. Smith of Ernporia arriv-
ed last Thursday with a load of
lumber for that new house and
has it near completion.
Mrs. Pockhill is still confined
to her bed. and is not improving
50 fast as we would like to see
her.
Several were baptised at Lone
Rock school house Sunday, and
were taken into the church.
E. w. Simpsons sister, Miss
Laura, returned to her home in
Canton, Kans., Monday, after
an extended visit with E. WIS.
Little Ben, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Thompson, was Sc
verely hurt last Sunday by be-
ing run over with a spring wag-
on heavily loaded.
M. and Mrs T. A. Park, Mrs.
H. E. Smith and son Warren, and
l.. H. Smith visited at S. +. Car
ter's s. nday Afternoon.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
BOSTON.

School began Monday Under
the supervision of Miss Minna
Lepel This is her second year
hero, and we predict another
~plended school, us Miss Minna
is one of the county's best teach
ers
Dave Konkel purchased new
binder Wednesday.
Ollie Barrier went to Spring
field Sunday to visit his brother,
who was reported sick.
Charlie Huston and wife spent
Sunday with the atter's parents,
Albert Jones and wife.
G. w. Caldwell went to to Elk
hart Friday with grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Short, formerly
of this county, but late of Okla
homa, visited the past week with
the family of G. w. Caldwell
Mr.. Ames and family of Okla
bona, arrived last week to make
tEeir home mere on the ranch
purchased OF S. NJ. konkel.
G. r. Thompson Friday deliv-
cred to Mrs. Hargis SO calves
that had been contracted some
time ago by the late Joe Hareis.
Mr.. Thompson is one of the coun-
tvs nest stockmen and of course
got the top price.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
SETON

Good morning, Mr.. Herald,
Mr.. ana Mrs. John and Edgar
Brown who have been in Rocky,
ONla., the past few months, re
turned home Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lark Jordan and
/ IIen Brown went To the cedars
Monday.
Mn. and Mrs. Victor Beatty
I1uIn No IL visited tue No. 4
Sunday school Sunday. Wei
come to our visitors.
Messrs Arnold and Croft,
aent to Clayton lasI week afte.
srmcut
Mr.. Young is making those
200; old Iu>ses" this fall They
sure ar fine. Mr.. Young has the
n4me I being one OF the best
sorghum makers in the county.
MgsSr~. Ricly and Brown, twp
gf the most ruccessful farmer
of Baca county, are running
Jack Frost Il race with new
push binder. the former being
in the lead so far.
Pete Marsh of Springfield is
drilling a well for J. w. Cokley.
Ivan, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blasdal. was d bkickey
mule Sunday, imdicting facial
injuries.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

Telephony by wireless has re-
Gently been successfully accom-
plished for a distance of nearly
5000 miles. The time may not
be far distant when a man will
be able to talk to himself around
the world.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

Headline in the valued News:
"Alberti Peaches" From the
Alberti ranch we presume.
-"Ints" in the Lamar Sparks.
And then again they may have
been from some of the Alberti
plnadings.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Texas and Oklahoma continue

Texas and Oklahoma continue
to send land hunters to Baca
county. Two car loads from
Vernon, Texas, were here the
first of the week, and went on
out into Las Animas county to
find the land they wanted. Two
other car loads were from We'll
ington, Tex, and they also went
west to find their land.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Plum Creek

MIR. Richard, Mr.. Palmer, and
Mr.. Kensey went to the cedars
this week
Mr.. Smith went to Lamar this
week.
Several people building in this
vicinity lately
Jim Ices folks took Sunday
dinner at Mr.. Grover
RI. johnson went to Lamar
the last of the week
Miss Nellie Grover starred tc
school Monday.
Mr.. Mead went to work for
Mr.. O'Neal the ist of the week.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

Ava Adams and wife moved
out on their claim the first of the
week, LittIeton and Dillingham;
again taking cha rge of the hotel.
We have an unconformeG re-
mort that Mrs. Bangerter recent,
iy died at Colorado Springs,
where she went to take medical
treatment.
We regret very much that on
account OF our entire type force
starting to school the first of the
week, we were unable to visit
the Tri-State fair at Elkhart this
week.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
PRESS COMMENTS
ON THE FAIR

Lamar news.
Neighbor Springfield did her.
self proud Thursday, the oaca.
sion of the End day of til. second
annual Baca county fair.
Over a hundred autos stood fac
ing the quarter stretch, besides
countless numbers of other vehi-
cles scattered everywhere. ......"
John O. Stream of Lamar stated
that there were ten ears of one
Baca exhibit that clearly out
pointed any similar exhibit at
the Colorado state fair.
Sparks.
Baca county people are enti-
tied to much credit for the >plen-
did fair held at Springfield last
week, it is a large und .rtsking
to conducta three days fair in an
inland county, remote from rail-
roads. The fair WAS eminentiy
successful as all exhibition Of
the agricultural resources of the
county, and The attendance was
great enough to insure it's finan-
cial success. A county whose
people manifest so much pluck
and public spirit is bound to
achieve success.
Register.
Baca county's second annual
fair was even bigger success
than the first. ..........T The ex-
hibits we're fine in all lines, an d
a splendid program of races had
been prepared.
The people of Springfield anc
Baca Co. are to be congratulated
at the splendid showing they
have made at their two fairs and
it means that tile event will now
be permanent feature and do
much to boost that country ag-
riculturally.
Artesia Call.
In summing up the fair there
is to be said except that it was a
scomplete SUCCESS in every way.
the fair association coming out
several hundreds of dollars
to the good. everybody was there
and should have been and tl,e
fair next year will be a greater
success than ever.
Sentinel.
The people CT this county think
better of their bailiwick since
they have seen what agricultural
products can be raised here and
what showing can be made
when faru.ers and their families
turn out. Certainly our neigh
bors in other counties and
strangers who mingled with the
people at the fair think in big
ger figures of Baca county and
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The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Will Heckathorn wos in Spring

AASiA
Lee Boyle was at Lamar tn"
first OF the we..k
Prizes on poultry and fruit
will be given next week.
r. &. Cotton was at his Carrizo
ranch the first Of the week.
E. M. Orr OF West Flats was IA
Herald caller on the End inst.
Victor Beatty of Seton Was II
Herald sanctnm caller Saturday.
J. Ii. johnson is doing some
building at Stonington this week.
Atty Gordon was down from
Lamar Monday on Legal busi-
ness
W. P. Swingly is back from a
three-mt nths leave of alb in
Kansas.
DR.. Verify OF Two Buttes Was
in Springfield Sal lrday on pro-
fes sional busIness
Lucius McAdam was in town
Monday. and gave the Herald a
pleasant cal.
Victor Van Wormer. the Two
Buttes real estate man, was in
the metropolis Tuesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. .4B. F. Lamport,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson wer"
here the first of the week.
Chas. Wooding, btother-in-law
of o. G. Ma son, of Horseshoe. is
here from Missouri on the hunt
of land,
J. o. Vanorsdol has just had
somn porches built as additions
to his house. contractor Almon
doing tho work.
Rev. Spell preached a rousing
sermon at the school house Sun
day and again Sunday night. he
seems to be making good i'm
preston.
A party of ten-two car loads,
from F.rgon, OKLA, was here on
the End. F'ourof the ten filed
before Jude Allen, and the 9TH
ers may later.
l.. T. James, a stocknan near
the river on the south line of the
county, was in the comfy seat
on the End inst. and gave the
Herald !, pleasant call.
S. E. Speckman brought hi.
new Dodge down from Lamar
last week, and has since oeen
using his spare time in trying it
out on the streets Of Springfield.
Mrs. Mcfarland Of Herrington,
Kans., mother OF ex-sheriff Nc
Farland, and for many years a
resident of Baca county, has
been visiting in Baca county for
a couple of weeks.
We are glad to report that
Mrs. Hubert Almon, who for
some time has been dang erous
ly i'll, is now getting along finely,
and il is hoped will soon be up
and around again.
M. Gilmore of California, who
proved up pre-emption north,
west of town on Rear creek in
1887, came down from Lamar
Monday to take another look over
old Baca county, and he may
conclude to come back.
We had expected this week to
publish the prize winners in the
different departmentS, but Dr.
CuIp says they are all balled no
and he's busy waiting on the
sick. When the sick are going
TO get well and the bali is going
to get "unballed" we are unable
to say.
Atty Hall started on his third
case since in Springfield Mon
day Williamson vs. Hamilton.
Mr.. Hall is very exact with his
work, and gives promise of
being valuable acquisition
to the legal fraternity of this
part Of the state. Mr.. Hall has
been in legal practice for over
twenty years. and expects
soon to be admitted to the bar in
this state.
The many friends in Baca
county of Mrs. M. f. Bushnell.
now of Parsons. Kans., who in
the old days lived several wears
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Rodley

Work has been began on the
new store building at Rodley.
We are glad to welcome a
merchant here,
Broomcorn pulling is progress
ing nicely. We hope that frost
will not catch the crop.
Quite a crowd attended Sun
day school and preaching at Rod
ley Sunda
Roy Gre:n has returned from
California.
Miss Belle Moorehead has be
gun her school work at the
Floemont school.
Some signs of sorghum max
ing at Baliou's again.
Jas. Tanner has gone to Elk
hart for lumber for the store.
Everybody is busy around
Rodley, so the news items are
soorco tbic rooly
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
w est FLATS

The Harris boys are drilling a
well for Tom Evans.
G. G. Campbell ind daughters
Elsie and Elva autoed to Lamar
Monday and visited with Mrs.
Campbell. Ehyth and Mabe', and
took in the Fair.
Mr.. Tharpe went to Lamar
Monday, returning Saturday
with lumber.
MIR. Orr's folks, who are locat
ed at Number Nine, visited at
Ton: Evans Thursday.
Eme " Wilson took il: the fair
at Lamar, Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Campbell left Sun.
day for her school. She will
teach the Bray school, north of
town.
Earle Evans was a business
caller in the Lone Rock neighbor-
hood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Evans visit
ed at Mood McCullough's Sun
day.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
M0NANTZ


Tiled up on pop corn and water
melon.
Some of the neighbors gather
ed in Monday night aud gave
Mrs. Billy Greathouse a rousing
old surprise party, IL. being her
birthday.
Mr.. AmeriHe was in Tie neigh
borhood this week buying cat
tie.
Marion Bryan and wife went
back to Greeley this week.
NUMBER 9
Vernon Coulter was IL Villas
and Springfield visitor the first
OF the week.
Henry and Edward Lively took
in the fair Thursday and Friday.
George Collier and family took
dinner with Chas. Golfers Sun
day.
Milton Lively, father of Ed
ward and Henry, is visiting with
them for a few days.
Fox, Goodrich and Coulter at
tended services at Sandy Soil
Sunday.
Chas. Collier and wife attend
ed the fair Thursda and Friday.
No. 9 mill is out of commission
again. Mr.. Johnson is having
bad luck with his purchase.
Claud Russell is drilling a well
for himself. Hope he vii! have
good luck.
Crops fine and if the frost
Waits couple of weeks we will
be on the safe side for another
year.
L. l.. Knox was in town the
first of the week.
The commissioners were in
session this week.
An excellent news letter from
Maxey yesUerday-too late for
this issue.
Ben Spencer, reai estate agent
at Two Buttes, was here or busi-
ness Tuesday.
Denney Bros. have their ten
barrel tank installed and filled
with gasoline.
Lindsey Allen. brother of Judge
Allen, was il, Springfield the
first OF the week.
Mrs. Alberti kindly sends us
the flower prize list, which will
appear next week.
Miss Mamie Rose will teach
school this winter in the kuth
rautf neighborhood.
R. @. Cassidy, formerly OF the
Aresia. Call, was in Sprinsfie Id
the first of the week.
Mrs. Ray Knight was in
Spl ingfeld, yesterday and will
hereafter deliver butter il town.
An excellent news letter coming
from the Anti H. II. Association
of Rodley will appear next week.
David Lay, southeast Of town,
Tuesday moved on to the old
Harry Ward place, which he re-
Gently purchased.
|. W. Johnston Of Campo will
start next week 70 West Vir;.iri 1
to visit his sick daughter. and
may be gone few weeks.
G.. N. Arndt of the Artc>la
country was a Herald visitor on
the 4th-just returned from a
20 weeks visit to Denver.
Doc Emerson during next
month will ship in Sl75 worth of
fruit trees, and thus those want
ing trees either this fall or in the
spring can load them up and
take them right along out with
them.
The display of Apples, pears,
peaches, crabs, plums, grapes,
cherries, and other fruits at the
fair clearly proved that fr''lt and
shrubberv will bear, grow, and
thrive In this good county of
Bnca The standard fruit the
world over is the apple, and this
fruit grown on the flats near
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
On The Famous Brussels

Peter LOve!ess, nf Lenapah,
Okla, after having tried out the
Great County Builder, comes
back with an order for So more
doses, the same to be delivered
at Springfield.
ChaS. Wilson OF the old Boston
country, renews his allegiance to
the Official Paper of the News,
paying the rent on the first floor
for year ahead.
Bert Patchen of Stonington
lcft check for 50. so on our desk
last Friday, and we moved his
name up two mile posts accord
ingly.
p. O'Donnel, popular livery
man of Lamar, has ordered the
Great County Builder to keep
him posted on event, in Baca
the year to'come.
G. H. Pond IF Monon, the
man who helped paint the court-
house, knows a good thing when
he sees l., SD orders the offic al
paper of the news to his address
for one year
B. F. Dillon makes it one
more for Clyie, and puts US one
nearer the 1000 mark. We have
room for another ole from Clyde
Chas. Malmberg of Village
Blacksmith" fame. Richards,
helps out the Herald strorg box
this week to the tune of 81. .25.
Lee Rosengrant, lear Campo,
takes the elevator for the Sec
ond floor, where he will be enter
tained the year to come by the
Thrice-a-W Week New York World
and the Great Official Paper of
the County News, with the Kan
sas City Star thrown in for good
measure-andm more nun.
On the 9th floor, Mrs. Chas. A
Finn of Atwell, Colo. There's a
lot of people on that fifth floor,
and there's room up there for a
whole lot more.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08

There is no let up in the mighty
drive for land. and isn't likely
to be until the great Rockies bar
the way to the drive.
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-08
Zone Rock

scarce this week