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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Sauenport snrnscmcinbc srinoet
WeimasidlmIe.

gei eilter Spc5ialperlammln1g bes
Gorltanoes Ser Davenport 5llrnge=
meinOe nllrbe geitern Mbeu0 beid)loi=
len, cine @eimlgsidnle einsuridten,
alt Der alle llrnldriiler, oie bas sebll=
te 2ebensiahr iiberihritten baben,
tIeilnebmen fomne1. Die 9etbeili=
glltlg oil Dem &llril1s, ser dll1 Mon=
tag llnter Ser bcmdbrten 2eitlrng bon
&errn grnlt Otto, oes Sc an9lebrers
on oen Dffentlid)cn Sd)lllen Ser Staot
Davenport, ieinen Mnfang 1lin1mt. lit
pollitanoig fuitenlps. Seine gltern
iolten perfeblell, lire &iroer 81 Sic
lem @eianasltltcrridt 5n id)ifen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Gtc &artennntcr1altino Ser Namcm-
ieftiun Scr Iap. SMrngcmcimbc.

@ei Der atn Sonltag Nbcno ilt Sen
groBen Salen Ser Irrllballe %abgebal-
teren MISUNDERSTANDING Ser ga
nenieftion ser Iapcnport Tltrnae=
neii,oe mltrbe al srpenlnbfiinf5ig 81
ldlen 9eipielt. Ser ltnterboltrlng
1dlolIen lid) cilt allaemeines 2Mnbeoll
mo ein geliit5lider San5 oil. Sci
Den &artenipielen ainacn 0ie Mad-
%ltebenoen oils Sicaer, reipeftiae Sic
gerilnten f@eruor: sSrmt s.. @er5herg,
Grar q. Shaffcr, Sri. Maria Berg
l1ilo Die 6erren 6. Come, 6.Ghmi0t
nto 6. 6%eooerlen. Gilld): Srol 6.
8leile, Srall s. 8icdborlt, 6ram $.
Steen uAb Sic @erren Stotteralt, @.
Msieie nn0 s. Stecn 6iinfbutoert:
5ralt IS. Mienlte0t, 5rau q. Sanlen
lt1o SRI. 6. &1lebl, &crr @.@arsberg,
Sran q. "copper" ltno sSral1 Chris.
GdbarOt. Sfat: Die @erren G.goehm,
3edenld)leioer nlo s. Meisner.
&lilbpreiie on oie Serten 5dlapfobl,
IS. Ibomiom 6. Otto uno $. @riepe.
Sic Sroltpreiie fielen on Srmt g..
Mpeller nn0 Serrn 9artcQ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Sri-Gitn gntter Gpmpa,,p fat aute
8eId,aftc ST perscidncn.
Ganit &abm nnS @ier BON Iarmern
aKf.

Die Sri-Gitp Butter Company, oe-
ren 8eibaftslofale lid) go. 3O5 meltl.
.3peite StraBe, MIR tpenige Sbrittc
bon Sarneo & Gpn Mallr e%ntfernt,
%befinoen, fat m1breno ser lesten ia.
ge ei1ten oerartig groBen ltmias 81,
per5eid)nen gebabt, bob Tie lid) ge-
5lpllngen iiebt, nad meiteren @c5ngs-
allellen bon Sabne l,no iriiden giern
ltmid)nl 81 balten. 0iele 1batiafe
lit I'M 10 bemerfensmertber, oa sic
Sirn1a ibren mo0ernell ullb in ieoer
8e5icbing ianitaren 2aoen crit por
10 Gagen croffnet bat.
@ie aus anberer 5teae 6ieier Rel.
lung eriidtlid lit, miro. mebr sab,1e
hel1otbigt, melde sic 5irma 81, sen
boditcn Sa@aespreiien auffauft, Inn
Die bette 9llalitdfsmanre 5ll liefern.
9elt5ltaae lobnt es iid ben1 1armer
nidt mebr, 8lllter 81 MAIDEN. Sic
Greamerps 5ablen einen boberen
Ereis fir Sabne, als ser SSarmer fir
lell1c Butter erbalt. @ie MODERN Sic
Butter Sanhlung eingerih-
tet lit, gebt oaralls berpor, oaB Tie
eitcn Mpparat bat, mitteIs Sem lie
7Sobne in1erbalb 10 Minllten ipieat
1lno aleifseitig priiit. 8arrner en-
pianaen fir friide Gier ano Sabne
itets @aar5ablllng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10

Sraa 9ise1 erblidte am 8. Otto
Der 1928 SIT @rcpesmiible in Med-
le1bltrg oas 2ibt Ser Melt nllb tpan-
I'M SATIRE 1854 nab oel, ger-
einigten Staaten aug ltn6 fam 6ircft
nod DAVENPORT, no lie iid 5lpei Sab
re lpater nit Serrn 9einrih Dibcn
ptrmablte. SEER 9iten mar III Sc
in 6olitein geboren 1lno lit
id)on Dor mebrcren Snbren perldie=
Den. Ser g6e entlproifen Sic mad.
llebenoen orei ainoer, Sic al(e In ga=
penport mobnen lrl1b lid an oen Sc
bursting i6rer Ml1tter betbeiliaten:
ssllliils 3iben, Sri. @ilbelmina 81.
ltlb SenrD 6. s. 9iben. Ser
Iemufrat" Dii1lidt Der betagten Sc
icriny bab es ibr nod pielc, pielc
Sa6re pera0nnt iein miro, i'm areiic
ibrer Sieben forperli6 ullo seiltig
IriIf Die 8ieoerfebr ibreS Namcus-
leItes gu begeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
@aleuttcr Stat Glnb er,uGblt Sc=
auto.
&enrD 6el1erbad miro 5l1m Iraiibe11-
ten fir oas laufenbe @eldafts-
iabr crmdblt.
(5pe5ialforreiponoen5 0es Ser 8

mpfrat").
@alcott, So, Sen 8. Sftober 1916.
Bel Dem iabrlihen 5fattournier uno
Notwithstanding 0es @alcott
Sfat Stub lpllroen Sic nadltebenben
geamten fir oas laltfenoe @elhafts=
iabr ermdblt:
9raiioent - Senrp Iellerbod).
g%i5epralioert Sobn $. Stroll
been.
sefretaar uno sdotmeiter-gmil
&. @ieie.
1rllitees - @enrp soenfc, &en=
IN 5benpolf, Moolpb 1ieb.
Sic Sfatmeilter meroen bei ieber
3uiammenfunft bonn 9rdlioenten
ooer Disqualification erpdblt. @ab=
reno oes lanfenoen Geidaftsiabres
meroe1l, mie ltets Die Sfattolrniere
i'm @alcotter &oloiieum a~bsebalten
neroen. Cont muroelt bci Ser Ser.
lainmlltng MIR Moutinegei9afte erie
IDigt. Iie Sieger mare;l bie Nad)lte=
DellDerl: M
Griter - 1beooore @aieli,a, 45e
9las.
3meitcr - g6riitian aetelien, 1888
Gl11s.
1ritter CHARLES 81. geiufe,
|Ser5lolo gegen 5, 60 8nnfte.
gierter 6enrp SDenpplf, bo9es
Spiel, 100 gunfte.
Siinfter Sobn $. Strobbeen,
areu5toltrnee gegen 3, 80 Gltnfte.
3ieie1igen Witglieber bes 8alcott
|Sfat Glllb, melde Bel oen 6iesidbri=
gen Sollrnieren NIT Ser bod)lten
9nnft5abl als sieaer b%erporgeben,
lpllen alf Soften bes gereins gum
National=I ournier, bas I'M sslni in
Chicago ~a65ubalten lit, nad Gbicago
sei6idt iueroet.
Mluna Gan1blin,
8oItn1eiltcrin bon @oleott.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Stabt nnb Gona'p,
9ienstag oen 10. Oftober.
Rleine etaat=N euigfeitell.
-Neroen-S . I- Mittel segen&bellma-
tismus nto SdmerSen aller Irt.
Hiepe's Ipotbefe.

@err nro Ssralt 9. s. @o!ters.
No. 53l @eit 10. strabe, ~reiIten
nad) Chicago ab, no lie lid, citi9e
3cit olii5nbaltcn ~gcocnfen.
Mid)aro q. Grams, go. iii
Riplep StraBc, Ser Staatspraiibent
lu1b Grinder Scr Mational M1ipcia=
ton Of Maiter @orie Sbocrs, fehrte
geitern bon Scr 9sationalfonpention
Ser Gcrciniolung III Minneapoliss,
Winll., nod 9apenport sltriif. SEER
gpans meloet elmo altberit erfolarei=
die 8clhaftsfonpention. Mit %ieillcr
8attln 5llanlnlen hat Serr Gpans
aldl Sen gan5en lorolid1en Sbeil oes
Stoates Minllelota bl1rditreift. SSest
miro 6err guals nno @emahlin cine
Reile i'm sSSlltereiie Ser Nationalprga=
nilation ourd Den Staat Soma llno
Slinois MAIDEN.
Gr. Safer, 3a6nar5t, @bitafer
Builbing. Wn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
@en5en fpl bcntc ,uesen augeblidcn
Wtproes I'M 2. @raoc proseiiirt
fuprhen.

Ger Gro5eB bon Branf Sensen, ser
ongeflaat lit, an 81. Sl1li ieinen
sStiefDater CHARLES gacdls an Ser
9. nno Jiumore Strobe ourd) einen
Sallltiflag 3l 9bben geidlagen nno
getootet 81 baden, lolI bellte Morgen
begonnen merben. Sic Surp, Sic ge-
itern miebcr 5liiammel1aetretea mar,
lpnroe bis allf bclte Worgen cntlai-
-iemr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
bradjtc brei rrinc Iemer
NIT iid,.

Mm Sonntage marell 6rel f(eine
Ieler 81 permerfelt, bic nit acr;ngen
Sdppierigfeiten ael0iht merhcn !,nlls
Ten. @egen balb flint l'br Moroens
mllBten mcbrerc &ompasa-en res bic=
iigen 6euerOepartements nod oem
5auie SEQ. 6t9 Gaines 5troB. ol1s-
riicfen, no elm @iibnerItol' IN Mran6
geratben mar. Cine Dalbe Stltnbe
ipater aerietb 9bfa1 inn aobIenlager
Don 1enger brothers, Sit Miper l1no
Spring StraBe, in @ralro. Sim
tgbeno aerietb Elm Sitter Dor oem
Sallie Mo. 1885 LINTON Strabe in
@rQuD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
@ina melSet 9iebltabl bon ieiuem
Wcf0.

Sole giaa, cin in Sen gettenoorf
8erfen ar6eitenoer Mertfa1er, be-
eauptete eeItefn Dor Goli5eirid)ter
grlllt Gluniien, DOB inn bon einenl
'anoere,l Merifater, SoHn Mm.inea,
500 geItoblen mllrben. Martines be-
falltte iid ihnl0ig llnb erflartc Sen
4iebitabl in einem Mnfall bon Irlln-
fenbeit mlsgefiibrt 81 baten. Gr re-
tollrnirte oas @elo n1b mnrbe eaBer-
Sem 81 elmer @elOitraie bon $40 nnb
Ten Soften Ser gerbano!ung rcrllrr
tGeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
sdnlprinsipal Maribal am aommii-
finn %erna11ut.

Sdltlprin5ipal George gomarl
Warlbaa bon Ser Davenport @nd)-
id)ule murbe geitern bon Ser ltaatli-
djen @r5iebl1ngsbeborbe bes gtaates
Soma on oie uGommiilion OH aecreb-
iteo Sdlools for tie Mortb Central
Ilipciation" crltalr1t. Iieie &pm=
miliion befabt iid) nit Scr ltnterilt=
d)nn9 bon 3ultanoen in ben ein5elnerl
Sddtlen oes Mittel1peltens. Sic Gr=
nellllllrrg fann als cine groBe gbre
fin Serr1 Warlbaa gelten l,no miro
piel Mrbeit NIT iid bri11gen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
3ruei Manncl Iailem iidy fir Sc.
Ticnit tn Scr gnnbesa,mce
anlucrben.

@apne Scogan bon burlington
lieb lid aeltern in Der hiciigcn Dir
rleercfrutirungsitation fiir Sen Iienit
inn Observation-Disclosures an-
merben, mabrcno Somarb Gonflin
bon Grano gielp, Ga, IN Dos Si9nal=
fDrps cirtrat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10

- Sa6en sic idon Dlo Milfior1
Bier probirt? @leih nit Dem beiten
importirten @ier nno enlpfnblen bon
oe1t 0oftoren. Rof Sslan6 8reuing
COMPANY. (Mn3.)
Die 2eier unIerer 3eitung fin.
boflidit eriuhf, ale intereifanter
Na6ridten, ipelde in iDren @efann-
tenfreiien borfommen, Der Mebaftinn
per poit ODER perionlih gu iibermit.
teln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
5raa Mmalia 9ieen feicrt iGrcn s8,
@e6nrtstag.

Irall Mmalia 1iten, sic @ittms
oes i'm Sabre 1878 perltorbe-
lien M%potbefers1 @einriA Giben. Ser
NIT g. E. aod 5nlammen m'ler 2.
,nb Riplep gtraBe cine grn5e Mpo.
tGefe fiibrte, mie alld Nll1tter bes po=
flllaren Medtsanpaltes ltn0 friibercn
Mtgen0firlorsebea:ntcn @eurD s. s.
s:iten> feierte UNI 5pnntng in lhrent
GO. 61O @eit 16. gtrabe geleacnen
Seine i'm englfea Gemii'rnfrsiie hia
ohtulroadt5igite NieoerfcM i5res
Gcbllrtstages.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
aitnep BITS G6anffcnr 81 S. ,,no
Soften Der @er1anblnno per-
urtGeiIf.

Der Sitnep gus @bauffeur 6. 81.
Norton batte iiA geltern Morser Dor
Nsoll5elmogiltrat @rnit @lonSien 3u
nerantlportelt, neil ct 5rpei 3erionel,
mebr %beforoert bate, ole Sic 7t10ti-
ibe SroinaaS ib1n geltattet. Gr BE-
fannie iid ibnloig llnb pllroe at ei-
1ler @elbltrafe bon SIS nnb Sen SO.
item Scr 8erbanollttg pcrnrt6eil:..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Goit madj 9entidlanS.

Der nadblte nelltrale 9oitoampfer,
Scr uSellig Slap", fdbrt am Cont
n%erstag, Ben 10. Sftober, nah CD
nemarf nlto S6mcbel1 ltrlo miro, mie
nerlalttet, altdl oentide Goltiaden err
lter Maiie mitnebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Gle grbeiten a,r ser Sabrif Ser Soma
&1t6ber Sire So. iullcn bem=
11Idit %Gedpurcn merSrn.

Sdon mabreno ser naditen BRET
Big Gage loll nit Ser grridtung ser
aroBen 6abrif Ser Soma &ubber Sire
Company in @ettenoorf begonre1l
neroe1. Die Soften fiir sic grrid=
tnng Der Iabrifonlage meroen iidl
onf $50,000.00 big $75,O00.0o BE-
laufen. @ie perla1ltet, ioa Charles
@. @olfc, elmer Ser .b%efanntell sluto=
mobilreifellfad)leute oes 9onoes, in
Der neuen Iabrif Die Stelllug zines
Sltperll1tenoenten iiberlaebmelt.
Graham Ian5idnlc. Sci. 1894 50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
5oro= 8ciclidaft erne,trt @iet1s-
fpntraft.

9ie 5or6 Company melde lire
Observation-Disclosures int
@ebdube an Der a. nr6 Niplep
StraBe fat, lieB geltern Sen aon-
trait fir Sic &aume bis 5,lin 1. Otto
Der 1917 erpeitern. Ser fir ons
Sabr pereil1barte Mietbs-
preis belauft lid auf $4,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Ser @ranb Snrn iiberuieicn.

8apnaono Gonlpap, Ser iieben5ebn=
jo6rige innge Wanll, Ser in Mnsca=
tine I'M 8elibe eines 81. 6. 9. 9arc=
molo Don Davenport geborenber
gootes g%efltnoen murOe, batte geitern
M9orgen Dor Ioli5eimagiltrat grllIt
Gloulien iein gorperb0r SIT beiteben
lt1ro mltroe gegen giirgidaft sum ge=
TRACE BON $3.50 BEN @roBgeidymore-
men il6ermielen. Gonpap's gltern
1nllen III @%alesburg, 81, mobnel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
srORe sansnntcrgaltmmg
Der Staas.

Ser Davenport 9robe GO. 149
Eatrlotle olo Trotectipe Sroer
stags, miro an Iomlcrstag in Der
Smls+Saae cine 9roBe Ean5rl1terbal=
lung peranltalten. Sic W1itglieoer
peg Sroens, mie altcb lire 6reullbe
lIllo ller5u frellnolihit e%inselaoeu.
Sle Sal11en limo eriudt, 2lru1f0rbe
mlt5ubringen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
5reitaa geriamml,,na Scr M9nner-
ncrpinin,tnn Np,. 2inms npmtcfnhr

Die Mitglieoer Ser Mdn11erper-
einigllng Ser beatld=ll1tb .=ep. 3iotls-
gen1eilloe meroen am 5reitag cine
g%eriammll1ng abbalten, an Ser iid
altb 9aitor Carl @oltermarn bethel
liget miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
S6redli6er MutpmobtlmnfaA nit
t1otltGem M1tS8att9.
BERT. ~. &,auttn ,piro rpt obilla a0et Der
9arter Fiano 60. itbcrfabre,t t,o t6otltd
Derlekt.
Sbeutfyiernus ourd) Selesranrn oes Ser 9emotrat" g

Weprge G0s, G6aufcnr fit Barter, iMl nner Ginilmf ppm Mlfubul
itanScn Babem.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13
Celebration at B. D. Piatt's.

On the morning of the Fourth
B. D. Piatt got up about 3 A. M.
and went to Towner and bought
800 pounds of ice with which to
make ice cream for the celebra-
tion at his place. On returning
home a few Of his neighbors had
gathered there to assist him in
getting things in readiness, and
during the forenoon. along came
the generous hearted. Mr.. A. w.
Olmsted with about $50 pounds
more of ice, which was made up
into ice cream and lemonade.
There was twenty-five gallons
of ice cream made for the crowd
and plenty of ice cold lemonade.
for all who were there. The
crowd began gathering about 8
o'clock A. M, and by noon there
were about 200 people present.
A nice program was rendered,
such as, recitations, speaking,
etc., also all kinds of music was
furnished. If you want to have
a nice time, never miss attend
ing any of the entertainments in
this neighborhood, Ben and his
estimable wife believe in sparing
no expense in making things a
success and a pleasur, for every
body. Toward evening the peo-
pie began to leave for their sew
crl homes feeling that it had been
a day we'll spent and they were
highly pleased with the days en-
tainment.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13

and that never in our history has
the country failed to support a
party which carried us into an
armed conflict.
That may be true but there
are things of infinitely greater
importance than partisan victory
/ want to see President Wilson
reelected and l want to see the
Democratic party triumphant but
| would not sacrifice one Ameri-
can boy to bring about that re-
suit,
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13
DISTRICT NO. Z

Mrs. Bair is entertaining her
two neices from Kansas.
Mr.. John Younger of south
Towner is drilling well for Mr..
Kivit.
Quite a number from this neigh
borhood were in Cheyenne Wells
Monday.
Mr.. Sherman purchased a new
five passenger Ford from Hollen
baugh and Co. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Piatt snd
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Skinner
were in Cheyenne Wells Satur-
day.
Mrs. w. H. Potts and Adah
Lucille were on the sick list last
week but are better at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. D. Piatt Mrs.
Adah Norland and Miss Marjorie
Snodgrass attended the revival
services in Towner Sunday night
Miss Ade.ia Ireland of Marion
K ansas arrived here Monday
night for a visi. with her sister
Evelyn Irela ID and other relat-
ives.
Mr.. E. A. Fleming and wife
were at the Potts home Monday.
branding some of his cattle which
he brought here on account of
the drouth in their section OF
country.
Prof. w. H.. Skinner went 10
Tribune last Saturday, where he
las been employed as one of the
instructors in the teachers insti-
tute which will be held there the
next two weeks.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Fry was trans
acting business in our burg Mon
day.
Miss L. M. Lyons visited Miss
Alice Sears at Arena over Sun
day
Mrs. Jacobson and sister. Miss
Garvik were in town Saturday
evening.
A. little daughter arrived at
the home of Alex Dinkel one day
last week.
E. M. Liscom. Oscar Garvik
and Grover Woodford was in
town Monday.
Mrs. j. N. Harris accompanied
her husband on the mail route.
Faiday and visited Mrs. Melton.
G. A, Fredricks arrived from
Kansas City, Monday, to spend
a two weeks vacation with Mrs.
Fredricks on their ranch.
Mrs. Jess Dukes, Of Cheyenne
Wells, and sister. Hattie Nc. Null
ty of Marysville Kansas, visited
at the Driscoll home the first of
the week.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13
FAIR! FAIR! FAIR!

The 9th, annual Cheyenne
County Fair. will be held at
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado. Sept
20, 21, 22. %, 1916.
A better Fair than ever, is
planned, both, in point of numb
er of exhibits and total premiums
paid. and also the many enter
rainment features.
IBegan at once to select and
prepare your exhibits Of Live
stock. Agriculture Products, and
Culinary art.
Watch this space for announco|
ments of the many features, and
entertainments and attractions
of the Fair.
Send for a premium list which
will give you full information.
Cheyenne county Fair. Assn.
D. y. zuek. Mgr.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13
GRAND VIEW

G. w. Dennison and family
went to harvest last Sunday.
Guy Chase was in Cheyenne
Wells last Saturday.
The Rahe boys were in Arapa-
hoe last Saturday.
Mr.. Kennedy is feeling pretty
blue on account of water.
g. W. Depnison and daughter
were in the city Of Cheyenne
Wells Monday.
A crowd of boys from Grand
View took dinner with Buddy
Marolf on Sunday.
Miss Stella Rahe who has been
working in Arapahoe is home on
an extended sisit.
There was a large crowd At
tended the 4th. Of July picnic a,
Piatts. Every body had q very
enjoy able time.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13
SUN RISE. ITEMS.

Viola Thrasher spent Saturday
night with Opal Owens.
Laura Heden spent Saturday
night with Oma Thrasher.
Sam Snyders, baby. has been
on the sick list the past week.
D. d. Thrasher and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Owens. M
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Peu9h
were Sunday visitors at E. R.
Johnsons.
w. Heden and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon.
Opal Thrasher has been clerk.
ing TO L. N. Dickson. ON Satur-
days.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13
SUNNY SIDE

Mrs. Norton helped Mrs. Jim
Hunter one day last week.
Sherm Smith and wife visited
Milt Owens and wife last SUI
day.
The hum of the header is the
order of the day in this neigh
borhood.
Helen Nesbitt visited the Col
let children last week, the three
girls had a good time.
Quite a number is reported on
the sick list since the 4th. Do
not celebrate so hard next time.
j. l.. Ambrosier and family
visited A. E. Smith and wife,
last Sunday, Mrs Smith is hav-
ing some trouble with a. sore on
her ancle which she scratched on
a wire in April.
Jim Hunter had hard luck last
Saturday, and broke his header.
He got Alfred Agnew to take
him to Kanarado and got the re
pairs so he was ready to go te
work again Monday morning.
Ask Jimmy how he like, to st; )
up all uight.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13
PROSPECT HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Calvert.
of near Revere Clark ccnnty
Mo. are recent arrivals in Colo.
and guests of Mrs. Calverts sis
ter Mrs. Newton Snyder and MIR
Calverts Nephew. Grover Calvert
of First view. They will also
visit the writers family while
in this country.
This dry weather is a real YER
dun for US plains people, we may
not be able to dislodge it nor
dodge it, but we can be brave
and true as Trograns, The lat
ter rains" may come in time to
mature the later crops and furn-
ish feed Tor our stock. Today
(Tuesday) we talked with or
old time friend John Snyder who
has just returned fro n visiting
former friends in Clark COUNTY
Mo. His report of farm d
crop conditions there was highly
unfavorable almost constant rain
and miserable mud, no prospect
for corn and a meagre chance for
any thing. We have been hear
ing this of Mo. from other re-
sources and we are sorry, We
were born and bred in that fair
land. I'VE love her rocks and
rills her woods and tempted bills
my heart with rapture thrills like
that above" but we have seen
| Mo. fail. There is no place
| under the sun that is quite sure
Missouri will do her share to
feed the world. Her surplus is
something great as the years run
Colorado too help with her fiocks
and herds. This dry grass makes
fat and fine beef, Her people
are happy and if they go back to
Missouri, it is generally, only to
visi. and then return. Each
state stands for something pecu-
liar to herself and all are linked
up, as All indissoluble chain and
as the years go by they average
up well. Missouri is all right in
the wet, because it will not al
ways rain; Colorado will keep on
the map with varied weather and
industrial interests.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13

| W. 5haffer and daughters.
Visitors at the Come OF MRS
Fled Snyder last Saturday.
Mr.. Olmsted has his daughter
visiting with him. She intends
to make quite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder are
the proud pa. ents of a baby girl.
born Friday. July 7th. Mother.
and child doing nicely.
This part of the country is get
ting pretty dry. Ii some rain
does not come this way soon
there will not be much of a crop
this year.
Lille Heden returned home
after few weeks visit with het'
sister, Mrs. R. A. Wells. who
also returned home with Lille
and spent Saturday night with
her parents.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13
FIRST VIEW NEWS

Lillian Roush was in town
Monday.
Miss Maude Williams was a cal
Ter mere Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cheney
were in town Monday.
A. B. Ross went to the Kans.
harvest fields Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. DAILY drove
to the county seat Monday.
Mesdames Delos and Jas. Cur
tis were callers here Saturday.
Mrs. Melton and son Kenneth
spent Sunday at the Roush ranch
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-13

Thus, with devilish ingenuity,
the two peoples have been ir.
tanned against each other The
mass of the Mexican people be-
lieve we are plotting the con-
quest of their country and many
of our own citizens regard all
Mexicans as b.ood-thirsty bandits
1t is not necessary 10 tell intelli-
gent men and women that neith-
er OF these is accurate.
The United States could not
afford to annex Mexico. Our
people could not make permanent
homes there. 1t is semi-tropi-
cal country and Americans can
not prosper outside the temper
ate zone. The Americans who
went to Mexico would go as iu-
vestors, overseers. conquerors.
The country could never become
a part of the republic. It would
always remain a colony, inhabi-
ted by an alien and hostile:peo-
pie.