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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06
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erobe sa,tgerin, fir cin &o,18ert
am Is. 9fto,er gauenllelt.

Sline Ircrnitao, cine ser bebcl,
tcnolten Siailtaerilt,1en Ser @elt, mir
am Mpntag, oc1 is. Gftpber, slbelro,
INN adt l1br Elm &oll5ert im 1apelt
port &oloiielm itltter BEN Ml1ipi5ie,
Der Gri=Gitp Mh1iical Mlioeiotio1 &c
ben. Ser &ol1traft mlroe geitern ppl
Tran S. s. Iprgon bon Gaoelrport
N%ralibentil1 ser Sri4GitD Ml1iical sll
lpciotipl, nno q. 2ebcl1ion ais Ser
treter ser @pofing llnb GronptiM
Corporation bon Nem Dorf, tpelh,
Die meitlide aon5erttollr ser GROCER
ISangerin orrangirt, ln1ter5cidnet.
% es iidl INN bos critic ltnterncb'
men Ser nellaearal1oetel1 Ml1iifpers
eiftiguna balloelt, bat iid} oie Seen
Dorfer &%orporatinn Sill @pn5ciiioner
peritanoel1, oelcn allein es 5l1 pcrball'
Ten lit, oab Dos engagement sltita11oe
fant.
3as &oll5ert Ser gottbeana0eter
Sal1gerin miro l1laipeifelbaft elmer
Der beoel,tlrn9snollten Mlrifabcnoe
Der bepprlteberoen 5oiIon fir Die
1rei Staote lcin. Son b~erufellen Sri.
tiferl1 lit JIG als 0ie groBte Cartel.
.lcrit @agner'ider Mollelt be5eidpnet
morben. llnbeltreitbar lit lie cine Ser
ibeiten Sperllal1gerimten Ser Sebt-
seit. sNhrc 9sriihn1tbett perDauft Tic
in erltcr Clinic Ser &reirlmg ser
Golle uSalmne" i'm Metrppolital,
Opera &ol1ie in 9sem Dorf. Set ie-
TER Belt mlo in ibrer eliidbrige,1
%fiinltleriihen 2allibabn als pramott-
ide Sopraniitin Ser metropolitan
@pera Company lit lie BON Iri1lmpb
81 Sriltmpb gcidritten. Mhne. 5rem-
ltoo, mic lie frr5er Sa1ro eenannt
miro, m1roe IN 5todbolm geboren.
SNbre Mlltter NOR 5dnpeoin l1nb ibr
,@ater Morapcge. SIM Sitter bon lehs
Sabren fam lie nit Ser Tmnilie mod
Sen @ercilligten 5taote1t, u,lo 51par
1tad ct. Neter, Minn. Spater ltl1=
Dlr1e ne gdlltt III Gelttld)la1D ltl1O De-
bntirte in Mii11dyen.
SIR &on5ertprogramm miro 5eut-
Idle 2ieoer BON Sbnma1n, BON
6ran5, bon @llgo @olf lnb Nidaro
'StrauB lopie idypeOi}de 2ie0er bon
Scan 5ibelius uno @rieg nn6 engli-
i6e nnD merifaniide 2ieber umfai.
len. u@rlfonig" miro ems ibrer
oeltiden oieoer lein.
Die gintrittspreile fir 6as &on.
5ert itnb allf so, Is ln6 $1.00 felt
geiett moroelr, lo0oB tic inn Bereide
Mller ltebell. Die eriten bier Neiben
mer0en fir lie $1.00 pro Sit, oie
1aditen bier &ei6en fir lie Is Gents
unb aIe iibrigen Site fir so Gents
perfouft Yeroen.
Site iM gorperfauf iin0 bereits
i'm aoloiiellm 81 6d6en. Sheds
fir Sitplabe iolltct nltf Tral1 S. s..
Gorgal1 m1sgeltellt iein. Sos &o1ol=
ieum apiro am is. Sftober DDhit=
mobrldeinlib bis auf Sen lekte11 Glas
icin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06

gdte @a,1nideiot : Mittel, 2e-
b%ens1pcfcr @h1d 1,llo Del. 81 iepe's
Mpotbefe. Qlns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06
3mr lebten G,tbe.

Inter aablreid)er gctbeilignng fat
9eltern geadmittag Inn 5tpei l1br bie
Weer0iguna bon Serr1 SSl,ereen 8pe-
gems bon Mii1en n1b @artpig's Set
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus alf Dem
dartmouth Srie0bof ltattgcfun6en.
Sargtrager tparen Die f~olgenoen Nef-
fen 0es g%erltor6enen: MidarO, @en-
~ u1p0 @iliam Bauer lno S. Ne.
lters
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06

Sc beidloB, ben Meltbctrag bon sos
an Die @eiellidaft 5ltr 3abIltng an5u=
1peilen.
6rdl1lein Gtbel Garnnele mltroe mutt
cittem molutliden @ebalt bon $50
OILS Stenoarapbilt int Der Office ibcs
@eon1tca Ocs Sl1acnogeridts, Or.
groapocr, an 5teue bon Sraulcin
Glen Mopis al1gclte[t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06
@erbamoInn9cm bcs @nnbcsgeridts
serDffucf.

SIN '@ebdlt6c 0es bieiigen @olt
ontts Bat gelterit Ser Sftober.G erntir
oes 8llnoesgerid)ts fir oell iiiolidel
1iltrift bon Soma inter Gorlis bot
gll1oesridter Martill S. @aoe be.
|gonnell. SIT 3bielem Termil1 forurtet
ad)t Gtpilfallc our @erbaltblltitg
SEEDS 3iDilfale mi,roen ~perid)uben
Die 8erbanollngel1 lperoen llngef1b,
atpei 8oden lit gniprnd nebrlen,
Die fplaenocn @eleses- lIlb @qliitp.
Sale itebell 5ltr gerbamDlllng:
@elliutin @rab gegen WcGec lltl
glioen gutton So.
Security Irnlt 60. bon Gctroit,
Wftd)., gegeil S. @. @ltttig 5llu0 S,
8ladnea.
Ser. Stnaten gegelt Mltsratile
9sortb a,tb 5uutb Railapap So.
50. S. Carlton aegen Sutton Conn.
.tp Goal Minmg So.
Miles Collins, NodlaBpermalter
bon Stcpben 81. 8egpro gegetl
HKepples ASpaper w.
Chicago, Milmallfee INTO st. Saul
GailpaD Go.gegen Sopn Sol / Nation,
Soma.
1upio IS. Sobniton gegen 1aben-
port 8rid alrb 1ile So.
George 5tar ii. q. gegen S. e.
@inters.
Nad)oem Mi1ter @aoe oas 9ofet
perlclen bate, inltrllirte CT Die @aln-
oes 8ratlO sSllrD, beren Sbmam S.
81. Mudep bon Sispl,rnep lit. 3a-
rallf trat oie @rano SSllrp III @ebeim-
iisnng. Die Mitglieber ser 9lu1oes
@ronb SSltrp 1i1ro:
2eonaro 8omer, Mllscatine; SsSeIIe
9repn 9eSrid; @nrrD 0apcnport,
g1efp Sbaron; 6. sc. 9onoloion, $50
pellp; @ln. 8ongbertp, Clinton; g.
6. Duncan, Nihols; @pbert glano,
@apel(o; 9. 6. Softer, @eamoll;
9bilip 6. &offman, burlington; s..
8. @o1pe, Burlington; 8. sc. Wfc@ee,
gooppille; Sam Meaain, @ibion; S.
Mudep, 5iaournep; Soc Soar
dant, @ilio1t; 8il Mattbetps, $50
Ellington; 81. 9. Moore, Mingmortb;
Sames @eaale, Dsfalooio; Sobn
@albington; @altcr Map,
Clinton; 9elmis 5tapleton, 8bat
@beer; 8. S. 5pratt, J%airfiel6; Sent
rp 5pringmeier, 5todton; George
it,, M1tscatine; $. 81. @atts,
Seorid;; George S. @ulf, 2po1s.
Meue @eridtsregeln.
Gom 1. Sanllor 1916 ab tretcl,.
mebrere 11elle giegeltt IN Strait. Die.
midttgite Der nelten 8eltinlnllngen
Bob acknowledgements tpe-
lligitel1s ~fiinf5ebn Gage Dor 0en1 Be
ginn oes @eridtstermil1s beim glerf
binterlegt mer0en miiIlen, auabrer1
bislang 5ebn Gage geniigte1.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06

Rriegsl9allpluB miro folgenDes biibe
l9es @ei4i9ten er3dblt: Sin DberF
tuipi5tcrte nit ieinem Mbiutonten hls
an Der Gren3e gelegenen 5perrforts.
Dor benz gingnns zines bieier SORTS
ltano Elm alter SirDler Stano'dube
auf Soften. Nls Die Dffi5iere fit
benz Merte ndberter, nabm ner{elbe
oas @eDebr rfertig" unb ]teGte tie
s9erren nit benz &ufe n9alt ~ lper
oa!!" Sierouf Der 9emiitlihe Oberit:
uMbcr, 9epp, mos madit benn fir
9el9t9terl, ou fennft mi jo eb!!" -
Der Sepp: n5reilt tenn / 81, bilGt
ia Der 9err Dberf@t, aber, menn s.
eint intlll4t, muBt balt n 5eloruf
.log'n. Ser Dberit: Mber 5epp,
tpenn bu mi Eff tennit, tpo3u brau91t
oenn ba nod an Jelbruf2 @eh',
lab mi emil" Der Seppl (ftramm):
rsJbne 5elbrif timm1t nit etni! Du
tatit mi na@ber i9Dn einipirn, Serr
Sberf4t, mann / oi pbne 5elbruf
ietnt lafen tat, gelt9" Na9 elmer
Metle fpra@ Der Sepp unlpil1g:
rSeBt lag mir slet IN Bel0ruf
oDer mahft r8ebrt eud!!" - Sierauf
CAB Der Dberft Den Teloruf alb, nDrs
auf Der @epp iein npaifiert"
brummte,
IT. Sine interefi ante s Is.
i9aftsgei4i@te miro in Der l1ddIten
3elt 6ie 8erliner @eri9te bei9dtti.
gen. .sSn benz 9aufe @runenaloItras
BE 81 in @9Dneberg bepobnte Biz
Dor fur3em Der 10 Sabre alte fri
bere S9neibermei5ter Sulius 8im=
mermonn cine tleine &u6e, Sic i'm.
Elm unperbeirateter 9unbperter, Ser
iest als u~nteroffi3ier i'm 5elbe tftsbt,
felt Sabren aus Mitleib BON Ieiaer
Mobnung iiberla1en batte. Die in
Der Ndbe pobnenben @.19en Che
leute, bic cine @aftmirti4aft betreiS
ben. gaben benz armen alten Ma1n
lett Sabren Gfen uno Srinten, tpofiir
ct tleine !9anbrethungen i'm @e19dfte
beiprgte. Mls Zimmerman bieier
Sase 1etn @nbe beronnaben fiib!te,
lteb er feline Mobltdter tommen. I'm
tbnen fir tire Wttlbtdtigteit gu Da1tz
fen. Ser l1nteroffi3ier tpnnte niat
seriheinen, 90 i'm Elm Brief I'M Gelbe
niht mebr 3erreihte. Dagegen er<
Iidienen bic @beleute g. en-
E@terbebette 1inb fanoen bier gu ibrer
8erpunoerung in Der biirftigen tlete
men Ri@e einen Notar bor, benz 3im<
mermann nit i6pader Sttmnle, aber
s6ei bo~llitdnOigem 8epubtfein, feinen
Wiuen bittierte. SSn bielem
.Seitament ieBte Der alte Monn bic
|9.16en @beleute al uniperialerben
Elm unb permahte i4nen lem geimz
tes 8erm0gen, bas etmo $4,000 Mort
uetrasen ipa. Ratielbaft erfheint,
auf pelL)e Deiie Der Mmoieaempfdnz
ger btefes aapital aaiammenseipart
aal.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06

Seirotbs : Grlau6niBideine cr-
blelten: 2onis @lettier, Davenport,
ut1o Mooie Orr, Wl1scati11e; @erbert
8. 8alleritein, Na0ucob, aD., unb
Gillian St.. &leir, 9apenport.
- Merdants Eransfer & Storage
20. Selepbon 855. Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06
sic6en erfolareidlc @am6i6aten.

8on fiinf5ebn Beiperbern baben
.borgeltern Radmittog oie folgcnbeu
iieben 9etperber Sic Briifllng ais $50.
.li5ilt Dor Der Noli5ei= ln6 8euerfom'
million erfolgrei6 beltanbcn: q. 6,
Iallebl, 1917 @elt 6. Ctr; @ilian
HSdauin6e,L Sol1tb urt0 @rano 9lpe.
sssames S. Cannon, 1454 @eit 3
Ctr; Serbert Sort, 1902 gromr
Str; George S. MultirL 2021 Slip
.lep Str. otto &anien, 21O11% @el
g. Str; silos l@. 8la5er, 123111N
.Brn6 Str.
SIN Ser Yoli5ei b%eite)cn 5tpei So
fan5en, Die bemndd}it belett peroen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06
gnperpiioren 8cb5roc.

SIT Der eeitcrn @adunittag bon
Montag bcr pcrtagtcn sibnng bcl
Observation-Disclosures gelungten ein(
9eibc apidtiger Nngelegenbeite,t 81,
grleoianl1g.
Gle Iorocrl1n9 bon @ans @rani
BON u. VI. SEQ. 5, I%openport, i'm @e.
TRACE bon $15S fiir Gerleeungen, Die
Gins iciner 8feroc bllrd) cine idno-
bafte Sriicfc iiber sen Illd Greet an
Der SidorD @rnpc 93uao c"rlittcn ba=
ben lpll, Dlr0c a%baelcbnt.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
North Fork

Ed. Froner and Sam Battles
arrived home Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary p. Jackson, Mrs.
A. B. Clements and Mrs. L. W.
jackson spent Sunday with Mrs.
Levi Cramer.
C. J. Casper and wife spent
Sunday at P. w. Hallmark's.
L f. Battles would like to see
the man who found 10 pounds of
chaaSe.
VIM Burdick is having bis
wheat hauled in this week. He
has forty-nine acres of good
wheat. He intends to plant 800
acres this fall. If all Baca coup-
ty farmers woIld follow suit, we
would make record worth re-
cording.
Three more heavy rains for
North Fork this week.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
MONANTz

Nina F,emming was guest at
the Roy Bryan home Sunday.
Grandpa Gilespy is sporting a
Ford now.
The Ladies Aid Society met at
the home of Mrs. Sam Nichols
last week A fine time is report
ed by all.
Pearly Boil and family and
Rev. Nidey ate Sunday dinner at
the o. H. Rowland home.
Mrs Jones intends to give an
ice cream social and free movie
picture show this week. Well
be there.
Everyone in this neighborhood
either has whooping cough Or
expects to nave it.
S. s. Florey put several acres
under hog fence and intends to
pas ture biAhogs Mr.. Florey is
setting a very good example
which the farmers OF Baca coun-
ty would do well to { How.
Mr.. Jones, manager and owner
of the Jones Creamery and Pro-
duce Co., and lowing Picture
Theatrical Co., intends to put in
a drug store, confectionery, bar
ber shop, and tailor and dry
cleaning department and bak-
cry in the near future; in fact as
soon as he gets Hume's mule
broke.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Grandview.

Mr., and Mrs. Tom Nichols OF
Konantz we're over Sunday visit
ors at the home Of their daugh
ter, Mrs. b. II. Glasgow.
Miss Tessie Garvie went to
Villas Saturday to meet her
brother Tracy, who came down
to Villas on the mail car. He is a
druggest at Humboldt, Kans ,
and came out on his vacation
to visit his parents.
Mr.. Lilly returned frou Villas
last week.
People are gradually coming
back from harvest. Those VINO
came back last week from differ
mt places We're, Asa Hess, Dun
ravar. boys, and Ollie Kinds.
Crops are certainly looking fine
in this section of the county.
We had several good showers
last week.
MIR. Lilly took grain to Elk
hart this week tor Dave Newton.
Miss Ollie Hankins is taking
ii eatmcnt from Dir. Blanchat.
We certainly hope she will be-
come able TO use her arm.
Mr.. Bailey Wells and Miss Ag-
nes Scluchardt We're down to
heir claims to select the sight
fur their houses last week.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Villas.

We are glad to report John
Yokum back to his place in
Wheelcr's store, after very
serious illness.
We had quite a rain in this sec
tion of the county Sunday.
Miss Amy Mcclure makes reg.
ular trips 10 her homestead on
Sundays.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Thompson,
.Jr., visited Glen Yokum and wife
last Sunday.
sirs. Drumm came from kans-
as this week to visit her husband
at the Harrison ranch
Miss Effie Christian passed
through Villas last week to visit
relatives in central Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Amrine are
on their way to Color ado Springs,
making the trip in ks new
Ford.
Almon Rutherford brought
freight for G. f. Wheeler from
Syracuse asst week.
Mrs. Wilmer Bewley's sister
from Syracuse is visiting her.
Mesdames w. M. Thompson,
ST., and f Yokley chaperoned a
crowd of young people from
Villas to the Two Buttes dam,
Sunday the 25th ult.
DIR. Fl. O. Blanchat had mar
row escape last Tuesday after
noon. Badly shocked by light
ming.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Horseshoe


Good morning to you all.
Mr.. Rapier and son arriv &
Saturday from the harves,
field in Kansas.
Claud and Ira Russo and
Paul Hldeman are at the cedars
this Week.
o. G.. Mason and Charley
Wilson are in Lamar this week.
Sunday school was postponed
again Sunday on account of rain.
six inches OF rain in the house.
Is it possible, dear friends, that
we are going TO let orr school
house go to rack, and let our
Sunday school die down? Come
cts get together and c,eal up
he house and keep our SUNDAY
school going.
Charley Wilson came in from
the kansas} wheat fl Is. He
says Baca county sure looks
good to him,
MI. Robbins and son visited at
c. G. M l,on'> Moneay. r..
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Zone Rock

Baca is wet, said the little freq.
All kinds of garden truck in
abundance.
B. f. Dillon purchased IL cou-
/ pie of milk cows last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jent and
cl i!dren called on friend, in this
vicinity Sunday.
Cal Thompson and son Ben
took load of maze and broom .
corn to Elkhart last week return
ing Saturday.
Rev. Hudnell preached a pow
erful sermon Sunday to good
sized audience.
Henry Smith from Emporia,
kans., arrived the middle of the
week to spend a few weeks OH
the homestead with his wife.
Cal. Thompson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A Park Sun
dayed with Mr.. ard Mrs. Rock
NIL.
Rev. and Mrs. Hudneli and son
Chester and wife of Horseshoe,
t,pi dinner Sunday with Mr.. aud
Nj IL. Jas. Stinson,
San Carter and son Curtis
stopped over Saturday night with
Rockhi.l's ON their way home
from Lamar with lumber for an
addi ion to their house.
Mrs. Henry Smith visited last
Friday with Mrs. Dillon at he.
PLEASANT home.
Mrs. and Mrs Emmette Simy
son And children visited several
m - W, st Sunday afternoon
with fiiends.
Vic Vanwormer Of Two Buttes
v;tS metropolis visitor cn the
3l~t ult.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
NUNBER 9

Mrs. Lively and daughter De-
lilah left for their home at Clear,
water, after an extended visit
with the Lively Bros.
Miss Eva Goodrich came in
from Coldwater, Kans.. last Fri
day
Coulter Bros. and Chas. Collier
are working with adobes this
week. Chas. is building chick
en- house aad Coulter Bros a
house and barn.
DR.. Goodrich made a business
trip to Campo last Friday.
Henry Lively was Springfield
visitor Wednesday.
Claud Russell has returned
home from harvest.
More fine rains-crcps looking
fine.
We understand hail storm
struck the Horseshoe country
last week doing considerable dam.
age.
Mrs. Geo. Collier visited with
Mrs. Coulter Thursday
I DR.. Goodrich aud Coulter's at
tended services at Sandy Soil
Sunday.
1t begins to look as if No. 8
would have to go some place else
to school their small children,
since we are not to be allotted a
teacher.
If Baca county wants to hold
the new settlement, the officers
would better work to the interest
of the people who are here to
stay Why not give the schools to
the children that have been ont OF
school the longest? We people
have been here row going on our
3rd year, and no school. while
other settlements are getting
the schools that have been in the
state few months. We will
soon be paying the taxes and the
newcomer will be getting the
benefits.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
diamond Ridge

To whoom it may conc ern. The
weather bureau predicts warm
growing weather at the present,
and it gave US some fine rains
last week, thus helping out on
another good crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nicodemus
and her mother and little sister
returned from Tyrone, Okla :,
Saturday, where they labored
during harvest.
Mrs. G. D. Wray and Misses
Cora and Martha Hufford called
on Mrs. Lewis Beightol last
Thursday.
Mrs. W. H, Pridemore and
children took Sunday dinner at
b. w. Roots.
H. E. Marbaugh is home a few
days from Liberal, Kans., where
lie has been at work on tn. Rosk
Island road. He will leave again
soon for Elkhart where another
job is awaiting him.
John Rolfe returned from har-
vest last week, bringing Tom
Keeler's and Elmer Sylvia's
horses in with him, as the horse
disease was in that neighbor-
hood, and the boys didn't have
any to lose.
Had a good rair Sunday night
The wind moved the top part Of
j. d. Wray's house, it being set
on a rock wall, and blew in II
part of the rock wall on the nortL
side,
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

The Trinidad News, in sum-
ming up the population gains of
various Colorado counties, says
that Baca has made the greatest
per cent gains of any of them,
putting its present population at
1852, as against 2,516 in 1910
according to school-census sta
tistics. This showing would be
about right for old-settled coun.
tries, but in new settlements you
can double the population for
the same rule. Baca county's
present population is probably
upwards of 10000.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
...SuccexS...
BY otto H. Rowland
(The Unels Walt Mason Of BAG. Cou.s

(The Uncls Wait Mason Of Baca CouatyD
What's the use to cry and
whine when things Cont come
your way; just buck right in, for
you may yet succeed the coming
day. Sometimes you feel it in
your bones that you are sure to
lose, but what's the use to sit
right down and give up to the
blues. Glorious victories have
been one, though fortune wore a
frown, by men who have worked
just twice as hard-each time
they were knocked down.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
RICHLAND

Mr.. Drum, wife came here
last Wednesday ard will stay fol
some time
Harrison expects to go east
wardly on n visit soop.
Fred johnson brought his
.nother-in law, Mrs. Newsom,
and her son out from Plains,
Kans. She filed contest and
expects to make this her home.
Miss Adams of Lamar is visit
ing Rachel Lockwood this week.
There will bc q Friends acadia.
my. 1t will be held in the new
church buil.,ing. All four
years of high school will be
taught. and some of the other
grades may be puI in Students
are in demand. Ii thsy can be
got, good 5 rhool will ! le assur-
ed.
Harry Walker lost a good
horse last week
The teacher for the Friends
school is expected now at any
time
QliIe a'n"mbrr to church Sun
day evening. Harry Walkers
stayed all night with Frank
Hutfman's on account of the
rain.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

The storm Saturday night
caught the north wall of the Dem
ney Bros. garage (the west wall
not being in) and razed it to the
ground about half its length
10 feet, and about half the re.
naming wall. The blocks not
being dried through, about
one-third or them were broken
and unusable. The loss is some
where between 5000 and 500.
The boys we're hurt some, but
the building is going right up just
as if nothing had happened.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

No cattle, swine, sheep. or
goats from east of the Missis-
sippi river will be admitted into
Colorado. Such stock coming
from beyond the Missouri may
be admitted in disinfected cars.
Such stock from Butler county,
Kans., and Dawson, Custer, and
Fallon counties, Mont. ARE barred.
This according to order issued
July 18th.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

Those segregatiDner's ought to
be compelled to live on and i'm
prove their land tile same as
homesteaders. As it is, they
put in few months fishing in
the reservoir, and then pull out
and wait for somebody else to
improve the country and thus
give value to their holdings. The
curse OF the segregation is the
man who proves up and runs
away.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

The soldiers reunion at Cam.
po, 245h to 26th., should be at.
tended not only by Union SOL
dlers and Spanish American SOL
delrs, but soldiers who wore the
gray should also De there.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Sandy Soil

There Was quite crowd at
bible class Sunday. Rev. Nidey
failed to fill his appointment or
the account of being to Lamar.
Frank Neal had valuable
horse killed Friday night by
lightning.
We are having plenty of rain
at present. Cops of all kinds
grinning, and weeds also.
John Neal is cutting wheat for
Fl ank Neal.
Mrs. Geo. Earmon and child
rem called on Mrs j. H. Neal
Wednesday,.
The young folks of Sandy Soil
took dinner with Miss Reba and
Hazel Orndroff Sunday.
Rosamond Hurst is on the sick
list.
Mrs. S. A. Wolfe visited N. A.
Wolfe Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Sache is on the sick
list.
Bert Moore shocked wheat for
Frank Neal Saturday.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

Invitations will be officially ex-
tended to tile Santa t'e and Rock
Island systems 70 sen0 repre-
senLatives 10 the fair this fall,
and likewise to the Trinidad and
Denver Chambers of commerce;
and who knows what the. result
may be?
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Clyde

Mrs. Maud Golden and child
rem we're transacting business in
Springfield Saturday.
Ora Mason and wife visited
Will Golden Monday of last week
Miss Luella Gulick spent Tues
day of last week with Hester
Golden.
Mrs. Tennie Hoover and child
ren spent the evening of Wednes
day last at Mrs. Golden's.
w. W. Golden and son Vernon
went to Lamar this week
Mr.. and Mrs Billie Perkins ar
rived at Mrs. w. w. Golden's
Thursday to spend a few months
visiting Mrs. Perkins, who is
Mrs. Golden's sister.
The meeting at No. 2 is still in
progress. There have been eight
conversions.
Herman Money, Mrs. Men
ifee and Mrs. Hynes were at
Springfield Thursday of last
week. Mrs. Hines went to see
he doctor.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

Saturday night, again Sunday
night and Monday night, the
county was pretty well visited
by rains, all the way from half
an inch to two inches, which
pretty nearly puts crops at the
point where they can De calle0
safe.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

The academy aspirations Of our
Rlchland flenus Is certainly
laudabIe, ana its successful es-
tablishment Is not beyond a pos
sioiilty OF a PROBABILITY. What
it taxes to accomplish things is
llIe ana push ana u stick Jo-lLive-
ness
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

The way to have the biggest
dry land fair ever seen in the
west is to go to work and have it
just as "the way to succeed is to
succeed"
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
SHORT GRASS.

Harvesting is the order OF the
day in this vic unity.
Miss Anna Heagney of Chi
cage, ILL.,, is here visiting rela-
t,ves.
john Null and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
March Banks. L
Mr.. and Mrs M. L. Long visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rose
Sunday.
Mr.. Jordon of near Horseshoe
took dinner with M. L. Long
Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas of West Land
Canon was business cLller at
Jessie Roses Thursda y.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
A Hint
to School Bo .rds

The following is list of teach.
ers that are attending the coun-
ty normal
Ruth Durham Iva Wiley
Aliene Shiflet Alta Land
Minna Lepel Ruby Mathews
Alma Herbert Anna Finley
Hannah Herbert Edith Kerr
Clara Barrett Roenah Hynes
Wanda McAdam Elsie Campbell
Mrs. L. A. Moon Elva Campbell
Louise Schweizer MRS. Grimm
Mrs. GLASGOW Albert Stinson
Adele Jay Mrs. Georgia Davis
Frieda Hays w. H. Shiflet
Alice Jack Robert II. Jay
Earl Denney