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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-13
MANY SLOGANS .....
BEING RECEIVED
IN BIG CONTEST
Sixty-six Replies Had Been Received
Up to This
Noon.
CONTEST TO CLOSE AT
NOON APRIL FIRST
'Bemidi Moves Onward and Up.
ward" Slogan is Received
Today.
CONTEST TO CLOSE AT
NOON APRIL FIRST
WANTED
A SLOGAN FOR BEMIDU

x All live, growing, buzzing, :
* hustling cities have slogans. !
You have seen them on sta !
x tionery coming from live, en-
x ergetic business men in live, !
X energetic towns. |
We believe that now is the
X time to boost for a greater 1
x Bemidji. We should have l
X slogan. Something that will 1
x become as catchy and famous l
x as Minneapolis Makes l
X Good" 1
X The Bemidji Merchants as l
X sociation will offer a prize of l
x $500 to the author of the 1
x best solgan. The contest is l
X open to all citizens. Send in
x as many as you want to.
X Address your slogans to the 1
X Slogan Editor of the Daily l
X Pioneer:~ 1
<+<< XXX X X X X X k<k< X Il
"Bemidji moves onward and up.
ward"
This slogan was received today BY
the Slogan Editor in the big slogan
contest being conducted by the Be-
midi Merchants association.
For Material Things.
The writer of a slogan in a lette1
said:
LET onward stand for our ad
vancement in material things and tn,
prosperity of our people.
saLet upward represent our devel
opment of those institutions that
make for the educational moral ant
spiritual progress Of our citizen
ship"
Prisoner Sends Slogans.
The contest will close at moor
April first, and the prize will be flv,
dollars, to be given by the Merchants
association.
Among the slogans received today
were eleven slogans submitted by al
inmate in the Beltramt county jail
Everybody is interested in the con
test, even those who are ION the In
side."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-13
JAPANESE MONEY AND.
BRAINS BEHIND VILLA
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
T Boston, Mass, March 13.-Jap-
|anese money and brains are behind
the attacks Of Villa, according to
William j. Mattery, former aviator
with Villa bands.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-13
BEMIoj! QUINTET
:. DEFEATS De f: ; ! ( !. WADENA
AM And CLAIMS TITLE
:+a
Defeats Down State Team at St. Cloud
by a Score :of 50
to 2s. ;.
-: 49,. :;
LITTLE FALLS AND
BRA1NERD HAVE CLAIM
Game May Be Played on Neutral
Floor; Bemidji Has Best
Record.
LITTLE FALLS AND
BRAINERD HAVE CLAM

| AA0 o0WAuJA AA6A oOAOOA OaSAo
ball team today holds the champion
ship of the Sixth Congressional dis
trict and is. entitled to a place a,
Carleton in the state tournament
but r.:
Brainerd claims the title.
Little Falls claims the title.
The Bemidji team has been defeat.
ed but twice this season, once by
Brainerd and the other time by the
Little Falls team.
Games Didn't Count.
The Brainerd team has been de-
feated three times this season by Be.
midi, Little Falls and &adena. But
Brainerd claims that the Wadena
game didn't count.
The Little Falls team has been de.
feated three times, by Bemidji, Brain.
erd and Aitkin. But Little Falls
claims that the Aitkin game was not
a Irregular" game and shouldn't
count. ::
The Bemidji team has the best
record of any team in the district,
having secured 29S points to the op-
ponents 124.
To Play Of Tie.
So that there will be no question
as to who is the title holder in this
district, Brainerd and Little Falls
are going to play off their tie some
time this week, and Bemidji will
play the winner on neutral floor.
The Bemidji citizens will demand
that the game be played on a neutral
floor which is of regulation size, pre-
ferably the Duluth or University Of
Minnesota armories.
p In Good Form.
The Bemidji team worked in ex-
cellent form Saturday night and de-
spite the fact that Wadena> had de-
defeated Brainerd and defeated Ait
kin twice, the same team. that de-
feated Little Falls In a ''practice''
game, the Bemidji boys won by de-
cisive score.
Tanner Stars. ~
Tanner, captain Of the Bemidji
team, starred in the game Saturday
night. He made 80 Of the 58 points.
Zimmerman for Wadena played an
excellent game.
The summary and lineup Of the
game Saturday night is as follows:
Bemidji Wadena
Tanner ....... .rf. ........ Ioset
johnson ....... .lf.... Zimmerman
cameron ..... .c.... Autcn1nf
tGraham ...... .fg. ....... spencer
Bailey ........1g...... McKinnon
Plummer, substitute for Bemtdji.
Baskets: Bemidji - Tanner 16
johnson s, Cameron 4, Bailey 8; Wa
dena-Zimmerman 10, Hutchins 2
Spencer 1.
Fouls: Johnson, 1 for Bemidji;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-13
100 DEGREES ABOVE
IN YUMA, ARIZONA

(By United Press.)
Yuma, Ariz., March 13.-It was
100 degrees above here Sunday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-13

CARRANzA REFUSES PERMISSION H..
TO AMERICAN TROOPS TO CROSS
BORDER UNLESS GIVEN RIGHTS
United States Accord His Troops the Right the
Mexican Border Into America Seeking Bandits; Pres
dent Considering Request.
Troops Crossed Bord Calls Issued Re
ments; Reported Have Moved Southwest Towards
H. Sonora State Border
United Press)
Washington March 13he tsanding features
American
ds right
order in pursuit
calls for additional regiments
southwest
Refuses D. S. Permission
absolutely
the Mexican border unless the
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CONTINUED on Page ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-13

Plummer, substitute for Bemtdd.
Baskets: Bemidji - Tanner 16,
johnson s, Cameron 4, Bailey 8; Wa
dena- Zimmerman 10, Hutchins 2,
Spencer 1.
Fouls: johnson, 1 for Bemidji;
Zimmerman, 2 for Wadena.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
SAND ARROYO NEWS

Stacey Wesner and Ethel Newsome
have both been confined to their
homes with the measels.
Walter Plummer, Everett Guyer
and Robert Grove were in Ordway
Thursday.
Mrs. Wesner was on the sick list
lately.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Trotter and Miss
Eta Jester were Ordway visitors Sat-
urday.
c. w. Keel accompanied by his
daughter Miss Hattie, returned home
Saturday from Ordway. Mrs. Keel
remained in town to visit her son
Howell, who attends high school
there.
Rev. Hasstedt of Sunnyslope filled
his appointment Sunday at the school
house. He will hold services at the
same place Sunday afternoon 26th, at
.2:3O o'clock.
Mr. Certain has removed part of
his pasture fence to make room for
a better road east of the school house
and the neighbor men are working
this road.
Mr. and Mrs. Bunce accompanied
by Rev. Hasstedt and Miss Bertha
Clingersmith went to Rocky Ford
Wednesday in the Bunce car.
Rev. Hasstedt closed an interesting
series of meetings in our valley We'd
nesday evening Of last week, there
were several reclaimed and converted.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Lowe were busi-
ness visitors to Sugar City one day
last week.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Concert at Princess

There is to be song recital of
unusual interest at the Princess thea
ter on Thursday evening. March 80.
This recital was given in Rocky Ford
last week and proved such a musical
treat that Manager D. ]. Mooney of
the Princess booked the same attrac-
tion for Ordway.
The program to be given consists
of songs in English, Italian and
French. and 1t is a program which
will interest all music lovers. 1t will
give people of Ordway an opportunity
to hear artists of exceptional merit.
Miss Grace Bowman, the soprano will
sing. She has lyric voice and one Of
exceptional sympathetic quality of
wide range and brilliancy. Mr.. ]. H.
Chateauvert is bass, one with very
resonant quality, singing his num-
bers in true artistic style. Miss Rich
ards will be the reader. Prof. Cortesi
who has lived most OF his life in Italy
has prepared this program and will
accompany his artist pupils, adding
interest to the concert.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
New Era Want Ads Bring Result
SUGAR CITY NEWS

Walter Day of Ordway spent Sun
day with his family here.
Jas. Close and 81 Cravens motored
to Pueblo Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Edmonds returned from
Tribune. Kans., Friday.
Harold Terhune returned from
Wichita, Kans., Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Huff and
children and Elmer Huff of Shawnee,
Kans., are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Higgins spent Tuesday
in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Walker, Mrs.
G. o. Siron. Mrs. Enloe and Pauline
Braun spent Friday in Pueblo.
Miss June Schlunegger of Ordway.
visited relatives here Monday even
ing.
Messrs Frank Hedges of Sugar City
and J. J. Burris of Ordway transact
ed business in Pueblo Monday.
Mrs. Hugo Won Rodeck and Mrs.
Ray Ferree and little daughter mo-
tored to Swink Tuesday.
The Sugar City band gave a box
social and concert at the D. o. H.
Monday evening for the purpose of
increasing the financial fund of the
band. Over eighty dollars was clear
ed. The boys are certainly doing
we'll and we will have one of the best
bands in this part of the state the
coming season.
Miss Esther Meeder of Ordway,
spent Monday evening in Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Senior Class to
Give Concert

The Senior class of the Ordway
high school will not present class
play this year, but instead will pre-
sent musical attraction. The class
has arranged for a quartet from Colo
RADIO College and under this auspices
the entertainment will be given on
Friday evening, April Z.
This quartet is an able one and
chosen from the glee club of Colorado
College. 1t will be an evening Of
musical treat and school patrons and
others in general are urged to at
tend. The proceeds will go to the
class gift to the high school.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Teachers Meet
At Nuna lst

April 1, 1916, at the Numa school
building.
PROGRAM
10 o'clock, Roll Call.
Glass in Literature, Supt. H. T.
Mitchell Instructor.
Glass in History, Prin. E. N. Free
man, Instructor.
Luncheon served by the ladies of
Numa.
1:15, Reading Circle.
The Importance of The Teachers s
Final Report and How to Make it
Prin. f. N. Freeman.
Instrumental Solo, Prof. G. F.
Richardson.
Reading. Miss Eileen Barker Rich
ards.
Vocal Solo, Miss Edna Shaffer.
Announcements.
Walter E. Dalby, Co. Supt.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
HAD BIG SALE-C. N. McNult.
conducted a $4,000 sale near Colo
RADIO Springs Friday Of last week.

HAD BIG SALE-C. N. McNulty
conducted a $4,000 sale near Colo
rado Springs Friday Of last week.
CLERKS CHOsEN-Mrs. J. H.
Peck and Miss Irene Behymer have
been chosen as election clerks by the
Judges of election. The judges are
j. M. Meikle, Mrs. L. l. Gifin and
Dad" Coffeen.
HERE THRU DUsT-C. A. Miller
and A. T. Cole OF Canon City, were
here this week on business. They
drove down and Mr.. Miller stated
that in "all his born days. he had
never seen such dust storm as they
encountered coming thru the Orchard
Park district.
MAY MOVE BACK-C. A. Miller
will probably move back to Ordway
from Canon City. He was here this
week looking for . house.
A BOOK WORM-James Smithee
10 one OF the most regular patrons the
Ordway public library has on its list.
Smithee has read about every book
ON the shelves and watches for the
new ones.
Rn0laTRATz0lt Nsxt chance yol
Asvs ~ reg1stss ~ ~ spsiAs siee.
x4saS IN lko-Saj N ~ X - Akx -.
fsye s5sst ~ - -:
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Chas. Olmstead was over on his
regular Sunday visit home from
ISwink where he is working on the
new Swink city hall with ]. H. Peck,
the contractor.
A SON-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hack
worth are the proud parents of son
born to them Tuesday Of this week.
CARR SELLS-Harvey Carr has
sold his garage and auto business in
Fowler to @. A. Lewis of that place.
Carr is out of the car business now he
states, and will loaf for awhile.
SERVICE PosTPoNED-The Un-
ion Temperance program which was
to be given at the Evangelical church
Sunday evening, March 26, has been
postponed one week and will be given
Sunday evening. April 2.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
md Perfects
Organization

of the new band here
Il perfected at a meeting Of the
men held last Thursday evening
Eofficers selected as follows:
IN Petit, director.
4 &c. Tiedemann. manager.
Rrl Hartman. secretary-treasure
[embers OF the new organization
Ethe instruments they play:
red Hoffman, tuba.
eArl Hartman. baratone.
DO. F. Roerig. base drum.
has. Cockerell, snare drum.
sorge Colgin. alto.
g Gayetty. trombone.
w. Griffin, alto.
J c. Raines, claronet.
In Petit. clarinet.
1 Raines, coronet.
BIS Bollacker, coronet.
4 C. Tiedemann. coronet.
led Beagle, coronet.
he members made up a music
from among their numbers and
supply the organization with
BY of good and new band pieces.
is not an entirely new band for
a member Of the organization
played In bands heretofore. They
hlready open for engagements.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
SUNNYSLOPE NEWS

A name at last, "Sunnyslope," for
the district which has formerly been
known as "Dobe Flat" and the Talbot
district. So, folks in the future you
need not designate our district as
"Dobe Flat" but know it as Sunny
slope.
Fire was an unwelcome visitor at
J. F.. Talbot's on last Tuesday, de-
stroying his barn and poultry house.
Some feed, harness, saddles and sew
eral chickens were consumed. But
for timely efforts of those present
the house would certainly have burn
ed. The origin OF fire is unknown,
but the high wind made it impossible
to extinguish it.
Miss Mary Morgan, the teacher of
the Sunnyslope school visited Satur-
day and Sunday with her two sisters
who are living at Crowley and Pueblo.
On Friday evening of last week
Mrs. Trippel was hostess to several of
the near neighbors. Games and con-
versation were the enjoyable features
of the evening. Refreshments con-
sisting of cake. coffee and candy were
served. Everyone voted Mrs. Triple
"a charming hostess and was indeed
sorry when the time for departure
arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pharris and two chill
dren began their seven months resi-
dence on their claim on last Thurs
day. Mrs. Pharris has been staying
in Colorado Springs in order that the
children might go to school.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Pfeffer has secured well of nice
water. Several of the neighbors as
sisted in walling it.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
One Ticket is
Before Voters

The Law and Order party has Sc
lected the following ticket for the
coming municipal election:
Mayor, DR.. E. o. McCleary.
Trustees for term of two years !:
Geo. E. Beaver, w. A. Gray, and A. L.
Sale.
Trustee for term of one year to fill
vacancy has not been named. VIM.
Broadbent was named but declined
and the vacancy has not been filled
by the committee.
There is no other party ticket in
the field this year the Taxpayers
not having been entered as hereto
fore.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Birthdays Celebrated

6b Creek-The birthdays of Carl
knnel and ]. A. Hughes, both Of
Esicinity, and H. R. Newhouse of
bio, we'll known here, were cele-
pd at a party given Thursday
ing of last week at the home of
5Ee Frantz. The birthdays of the
D men come at the same time.
De- present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ege Frantz, W. e. Long and
Inter Miss Catherine Long Of
lucky, H. r. Newhouse. Joseph
hes, Miss Effie Arritt, Mrs. Cath
! O'Connell and son Carl.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
NUMA NEWS

|lss Adaia Dyer is visiting rela-
In Fowler this week.
l.. Beard bought a car load of
last week for Sam Jamison of
tier. Kansas.
fs. Cooper who resides on the old
place has been quite sick. but is
koving.
d. and Mrs. C. H. Codding arrived
, from Nebraska Tuesday night.
Codding is much better than
y he left several weeks ago, but
bt able to do any work yet.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
CROWLEY NEWS

Crowley-Last Thursday evening
the Young Mems and Young Ladies'
classes of the Crowley Sunday school
gave surprise party on June Work
at his home in King Center in honor
of his birthday. The house was taste
fully decorated in green and white
and green shamrocks. The evening
was very pleasantly spent by all. Mu-
sic, games and guessing contest were
enjoyed. There were thirty-five pres
ent. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed at a late hour and all departed
wishing him many more happy birth
day anniversaries.
The Young Ladies class entertained
the Young Mems class at a st. Pat
rick's party last Saturday evening in
the school house. The house was
decorated In green and white. Many
games pertaining to St. Patrick's day
were played and Irish songs were
sung. The dining room was very
prettily decorated in green and white
and centerpieces of geranium plants
on each table. Dainty refreshments
were served and at the close of the
repast Irish jokes were told by the
members. There were about forty of
the young people present and every
one reported a fine time. The social
committee of the Young Ladies' class
had charge of the whole affair, con-
sisting of Edith Kendrick, Vera
Glenns and Ethel K.ndrick.
Mrs. Pearl Balloo and daughter
Helen are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mcclellan this week.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained
by Mrs. Will Yehle. There will be no
Ladies Aid meeting next week on the
account Of the Sunday school conven-
tion held in Crowley on April 1.
Mrs. M. ]. Glenns visited her
daughter Mrs. ]. D. Conard in King
Center last week.
Mrs. John Stansbury and Ford
|stansbury spent Thursday and Friday
with their sister Mrs. Laura Stans-
bury at Nepesta.
Mrs. B. A. Wilson of Fowler. spent
Thursday and Friday of last week
with her daughter Mrs. Henry Nc
Clellan.
Misses Vera Glenns and Edith Ken
drick were in ordway last Thursday
and Friday taking the teachers ex-
animation.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
oLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

tertained at the home of Mrs. Cath
crime Craig last Saturday afternoon.
Ten members were present and the
Afternoon passed swiftly with st. Pat
rick as an inspiration. Green and
white were the colors used in the re-
freshments. Two guests Of the club
were Misses Effie Hall and Sylvia
Johnson. The club will meet again
Saturday, March 25, with Miss Isberg
to avoid clashing with the Sunday
School Convention to be held the next
Saturday at Crowley.
James P. Cant has recorded pat
ent to Ek Ek "a and sWA 1920
I55.
DR.. A. l.. Fugard of Pueblo, going
from Pueblo to Chivington on a va
cation in his car, stopped to look up
friends in Olney Springs Thursday.
Mrs. w. N. Dennis entertained at
dinner Thursday OF last week, her
guests were Mrs. Mary Hackworth,
Mrs. w. c. Hanen and Miss Opal
Hanen.
DR.. F. E. McKeeby spent Thursday
of last week in Ordway.
w. NJ Dennis was looking after
business interests in Pueblo Friday.
Mrs F. E. McKeeby was in Pueblo
last Friday. She was accompanied
home by her little niece Esther Day.
who returned to Pueblo Sunday morn
ing.
The o. S. S. C. gave very pleas
ant dancing party st. Patrick's night
at the hall in Olney Springs.
The seventh, eighth and ninth
grades in school enjoyed weiner-
wurst roast in the school house yards
Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
chaperoned the party.
The girls of Mrs. Griswold's Sunday
school class have chosen the name
"Columbine" for their sewing club.
They met Saturday afternoon with
Stella Norton at her home in the
hotel.
j. H. Cowden and L. F. Bradbury
were Colorado Springs visitors Sun
day.
The joint w. c. T. F. met in Olney
Springs Wednesday afternoon on ac-
count of the bad wind storm. Not
many members from Crowley and
King Center were there.
Ladies' Aid met Thursday after
noon in their rooms in the school
house.
VIM. Wells went to Pueblo Sunday
morning to visit his baby girl.
Tuesday the registration board met
and registered eighty-four votes on
the town sight.
A. L. Butcher was in Pueblo We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner have pur-
chased the pop factory in Olney and
are thoroughly renovating it. They
expect to put out first class goods
and will appreciate the patronage of
their friends.
John Adams left for Kansas and
Iowa Tuesday evening. He expects
to be gone about six months.
Last Thursday evening June Work
had the surprise Of his life when
nearly thirty-five friends came in and
spent the evening with him in honor
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24

Local merchants who competition
may have their
osenheld advertising
entity told the members of the American
A we have bureau whose to
eountry all
paper OF
looks these
he merchants do advertise
Hood that territory with
of the
merchants their papers,"
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual Municipal Election for the town
of Ordway will be held at the town
4, 1916.
The said Election will be held for
the purpose of electing one Mayor for
the term of one year, and three Trus-
tees for the term of two years, and
for the purpose OIL determining any
and all questions that's may properly
come before the people.
JOHN B. ESTES,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Parks Spic-span Now

Marshal VIM. Worker has cleaned
up both the city parks and they are
now in spic-span condition for the
spring and summer pleasures. He
has given the grass good bath. soak
ing the ground until now the grass is
coming along fine.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Reward

We will pay One Hundred ($1OO
Dollars for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the person or
persons who set fire to the house on
INWA of NWA of section 19-21-57,
on the evening of February 23, 1916.
The Twin Lakes Land & Water Co.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Numa Grange Program
April /, 1916
Business Meeting

Buslness Meeting
Initiation in 1st and End degrees
Piano Solo-Mrs.C Claude Mattingly
Recitation-Mrs. w. E. Strever
Vocal Solo-Fred Hoffman
Recitation-Mrs. W. E. Dalby
Walter e. Dalby, Lecturer
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Christian Church

Bible school-1:A6.
Preaching-11:0o and 1850.
Endeavor-6:30.
Prayer meeting and teacher train
hg Wodnooday-7:30.
There will be NO morning service.
We 90 to tha Baptist church TO hear
brother Finch. supt. Of he Anti
saloon isakus.
Hysains sabteet. ''1As ysith thas
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
Maccsbees, Attention

All members Of the woman's Bene-
at association Of the Maccabees are
earnestly requested to be at lodge
next Tuesday evening, March 28, as
there is very important business to be
transacted.
The social committee will have
charge Of the evening at the close of
the business session.
COMMITTEES.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24


National Ordway
Of at business Manch y 1915
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24
BOB CREEK NEWS

Bob Creek-The Bob Creek Ladies
Aid society met at the home of Mrs.
Whitney Thursday afternoon of last
week. officers were elected for the
year as follows:
Mrs. Whitney, president.
Mrs. l.. M. Right, vice president.
Cora Drescher, secretary.
Mrs Lundahl, treasurer.
Seven members were present and
four visitors were entertained. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Drescher, March 80.
j. NJ Cudahy arrived this Thurs
day to visit the big Cudahy ranch
north Of here.
Gusta Bohanan returned Wednes-
day from a visit in Fowler and Pu-
eblo.
Frank and Grace Whitney were
guests at the Drescher home Sunday
afternoon and Herbert, Fred and
Miss Cora Drescher and Miss Carrie
Schreiber were dinner guests at the
Whitney home. :.
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Attest:
A. R. widick
Peter Kaiser
W. G. walker

I Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 3lst day q MardA. 1919.
~ eonnisstoa tzpttss oetebsr !.
|ls1s G 81 \ Il 4 " u \
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24

Elmer Hosler Il laid up for fey
days on account Of injuries receive,
~ ! horse fsiiins . hin.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-24

y os, Colorado. County Of Crow
\ n. r. Nelson. President. and
~ lgsason. Caahisr. q the shove
1saki do scismaiy swear thst
eye lsansnt = tsus = tAs
]. : - 1slise.
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