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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12
= Saamme taten @anioIIisfirffo-

; = Saantme tGten &oniallisfirffo-
fitnnan popeille, iamaa firffoflintao
iuoiitpiQe ioarnauiine ia niinifGGn
Sc. flntoan fritluapiIle ieurafltnnine
ia bbteiStpoSiamne oletpiue itienGiiil
!e ietrufaRaii1e tlmoittao, ettG firfol
lisfOfots on pGGtettp pitGG GoIitme.
tiSia, Micb. &aniallisieltrofunnan
~firfosia, iiinG iGriestpfiesiG, ettG pap
pein ia foarnoaioin ipeliepsfofous on
feiGf. 10 b. 1917 olfoa flo 10 aart.
ia fir~foIlisfofoits aIfaa feiGf. 20 b.
flo 10 aom. ia feStGG folme pGiipGG.
&ebotamme ettG ieurafunnisia pibe-
taGn fofoltfiet aifandm ia maIitoan
eoustaiat firfoIlisfofortfleen.
g. @itori, clinics.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12
Sistorioainen p6ipa Sorte1

Sistoriollinen p1itpG Carton
D~liopistosio. SO. t. IL b., fertoc
"BostimeeS", pitt Gsfen nirnitettp iit.
moliutsopin profeSiori Sob. &opp al.
foioisluentonia Carton pliopiston iitt
loialisfa. 2GsnG olilpot Dliopiston
rebtori ia mororebtori ief6 mitlit pIi-
opiston eoustoiot, poIion b~Iioppilaito
foifistu tieoefumista ia fintri iortffo
piroIaista bIeiioG. 2pbpen Beridjdn
fieliien iobbotpfien iaIfeen pitt prof.
9opp btronfieliien litentonia, josie
bdn MiitteIi eritpiiesti fdptdnnoIfiien
iumohutsopin merfitpsta fanion fie.
IiteIdmGd prnmGrtdtpien pappian tpol-
mishhiesto. SGm6 on fGpttGGfiem-
me uitoen profesiorin ionoio, bisto-
rioIlinen betfi, iofo oipoo mei61n
fanioaemme moboonifuiioen oman
iieliteldmdnid ia omantafeiien fitpis.
tpseIGmGni6 febitt1miieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

"p'Iu "" "i'Svto Jossu 9uustuCSSuO0l
aiian ia laStenia eolit. Sotfitt NOM
bcmmat mpOs pmmGrtdau1iiesti otta.
mot diaa ioioenfin tiinnoaisten opet.
%tajarauffnin ponnishafiiin. 8aan
ilami inra! malta ibmiiid on min pd.
ban. Olenpa firiIllit ioioenfin ipan.
bempien ianopan. Inn tp0tGnid ra.
fastahpa, toisten etua tpaltpoipa opet-
taia on %foettanut opettan tptt0iG ne,,-
lomaan ia poifia tefemGGn pbt1 ia
toista pientG %fGiitpotd: "Wlit1 turbial
81 tl%rollaiiia ole ennen foilluisia ope.
tettuL eli niitd nptfaan tarpitie."
8anbemmat, muistafaal Miat
mlnlttaapot ia me aian fansia. Npfp-
ajan toullt eipGt ole iamoia ioita
meillG of 4-5 wlpotta taafiepGin.
We eimGt moi oila iamoja jos opetta-
iat opat ti%innolIiiia ~opettaiia, ieuai-
fla jotfa tabtomat teb6d Iapiistamme
bppdi iaGstdwdiiid, onneIlifia ibmi.
fia. Gotta, enrlne moi maatia pplion
maaieiitii ~fouIuisia, tp~ariinfin ielIai-
iisia paitoisia ioisia Ell anneta mitGGn
dplla toulrriobtotunnan puolelta.
8aan ~fuitentin ne pienet faiitp0t,
ioita opettaiat fenenfGGn maatimatto
apeltpolliiunistunnon tafia iiuu tp0nd
foettatpat opettaa, iptpttGhuat baluu
ia intoa iu,lrintpiin = ne ~opettapat
r~affautta tp0b0n. "SienestG fipinas'
I'd tuli ipttpp."
8anbemmat, altaa ianofo Iapiil-
lenne :"atita find iiind turbia weis-
tat. Sa JOS be oapat tebneet elineen
olfoon ie fl,infa pieni ia mitdton to-
bania GlfGG ianofo: quo mt ei ole
mifGGn." NGin i~anoesianne fuoletat
te iiafii bprpid iiemenia lapienne
taibon ia ballln tebba iotain. &eboit'
tafaa ioutobetfinG tefemlGan fGiitoito
fiitolliluuoella blromatfaa bei6dn pie
net tponld tnlbflet. &lfGG tpmpasff
beioGn bal,,a fGptGnnolliiiin toimiir
: antafaa beiban foettaa tebba to-
tona, mitG opettaia on follusia ppD'
tGnpt. &lfGG Ianofo: "gi iitd tai toto
ole en11en tebtp'', waan ieitrattaa al
fafnlttunne ia %9ltomatfaa mintatdb'
oen foullisiamme ia eldmasiarnmt
on miiitofIia, ia pmmGrtafad mifil
IitG ia tGtG npt %teboGGn.
Npfpisten folllujen tarfoitrs on
tebbG miebiG ia Malta iotfa moiipo1
menestpfiellG taistella toimeentltlonlo
pltolesto. SebfGGmme tpotu Iaaoaf-
ien1me forrlut maaieriouilla eolstps'
osteelle, progresiiimileifii. &oirpilil'
fl foltluisia o%petetaan f~Gptannollistf
neulomista, rritar, luittoo, ioiraan'
! boitoa, fooin boitoa, niisid opetetaar
nifforeita ia maampiljelijOita eiti
moollo tarpitle %t6llaiiia poifia ia tD'
tGriG?
Sytiepoltius fannatls on ieiloipt
ormeiia, fanianbalIitus fannatus on
ebistpnpt fonia.
"Mmateltr".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

A$&ssutpS UIut-
lifli %rtsdasffen rlarmiistn ia tperestG
i9ntiemme unteefii fuamifen ipaflui.
tltffefii = So minfdfGboen meiIId
on tdmmoiiid tooistufiiu? = Sifii,
etta me, 1yrtid ia telipottomnutta ttn-
tiesiamme min, pGirhpastoin midi
me tunnemme, usfoiiimme. etfd Ser
rn Seefas &ristiis fuiiliuaa ellie ia ct
I'd me bdnesid oIemme Sumalan ebes
ID tpanbnrsfaot. &1iinfa hanaa, et'
I'd t,ntiesfam itfenid ipntifetfi ia buc
motif faa usfon itfenfd &ristltfiesfo
nnnb,rsfaafii Siitnolan eoesid. Suo'
mnn. - Wee ealnte moi mdbbd ia tim
tea itiedmme &ristufiesfa panbitrs-
faifii Sirmalan ebesid, utittfa me
iaamu1e usfoa fen ianan perustrfiel-
la ia fotrnmenttien fooishmfes'a.
SiMG me ipoelIamrne ustosia cnrrse-
m
ia mGfemiiesid. 2 &or. 5: z.
Miitta fh,n me iaanlme pitdd SSii-
malan eoesf1 felpaatpana .parburs.
fautena ristiinnmalitiin ia pl0snoiis-
ieen &ristitfien, iilloin ban on mpSS'
tin mei6Gn el1m1mme. 30 emme
moi enGGn oIla iofo liban tai lain or.
iia, iilld ban paifuttoa meisia iellai'
fen mielen. ettG tdbbomme maeltao
iiiloesia ~el11ndsid, parma pois man'
ban ibmiiemme, icfa tltrmelee itien-
IA petollifia bimoia iei,raten ia prfer
tiia initeen ibmiieen. &oom. 6: A; 81
a: %; &ol. 3: 10.
Mutta minfGtGboen tab6omme teb'
6G tGtG2 = SenfobGn tGb6en, ettc
fen fal,tta tlilenrmle Slimalm Iapiif-
II ia tparb,rsfaifii9 : 81 iuinfaan
8aan fosfa M Gilman fatffeu ontao
aniiotamme armosta olemme tpapab'
betl,t ia alttliaat Seeiufiesia &ristltf-
iesia, Min tab6ome mposfin pliboig-
ti,a faifesta liban ia bengen iaastlt'
tlifiesta, tapttGen ppbpDttd Sltmalar
pelosia. &or. Z: 1. Mhitta Ell SSl'
malan armolapiet moi fosfaan ollc
t~pptppGiiiG uitteen ipaellufieenia, 81
eitpGt moi milloinfaan fersfata pbbi'
tpfiestGGn. Seiban tGptpp pdinhpas.
tom matrbeella nGboG lufemattomic
prlitteelliiuiifiia ia tartpitietpat ieit'
tGbben pGipittGistG arntoa ia anteef-
iiantamusta loipintotperesid. WeioGr
~elGmGmme OF, fGtfettpnG &risttfIer
fonsio Slimalosia, mattta finn &ris
tus, meibGn elGm1me, ilestDD, %iilloir
efin bGnen fansiaan ilmestDmme fri
fmioesia, &ol. 3: 81. Silloin OF
faiffi manbo faoonnut ia faiffi or
uatbefii tlllatt.
@. b. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12
Sananem ~fumlnista.

49, .|I# I'll
9llfu bistoriasfa foiffi oppineei
intellect oliapot firff5ien ppfepoesiG ia
fonIoien tilonne of fitria. 81 eoes
bullitiiiot oianneet liifeo. gee bor-
mat firiot ioitu oil, olipat fGiin fir
joitettlpia ia iGilptettiin niita falliina
oorteino litostoreisIa. &oomon firf-
TO olfoi IGbettGmGGn mlnffeja 'aor
naomoan &ristimlsfoa eri oiiin Gut
ropaa, nGin liiGGntpi lrlostareita
TGisiG lllostareisia oil iaatapont
foiffi fen oifainen firiarinen tieto
iitG tietenfGGn Ell iaaneet (riffain)
mluit FUN riffaimpien ia plbaiiimpi
en- iGGtpjen pojat, iotfa boluiiwat trl
Ia mlinfeifii.
@ib6oin &ristinusfon leipiGmi-
len ~pbtepoesiG fasmoi f%orli,ia fir
iallista tietoa iainat mitlttfin patti
popisto. &efiittiin painofone, ioten
iaotiin errempi firjolliiuttto. Solitii
jot tlilitpot Dltomoamoan ettd beibG,
moania onni riipp1i pnmGrtGpGiiiS
I'd, liifutaitoiiista fonialaiiista = foii
luia rafennettiin = jotcn pbd .nieanl.
mat laiipat uallttia folllln e6uisto
SietenfGGn eifp1t nGtnGt foltlltt olleet
ollenfaan iellaiiia fun npfpoian oppi-
Iaitofiet, mlttta opetettiin ntisiG eoes
lilfemoor. ga mifG iun1rt e~oistpsosfel
file foniulle iolla oil mama alfeis-
tieoot! Sltomaamme, fatioesiomme
mailman fanloja, ettd ne faniat iois
ia on faiffein enin liiflitaitoiiia, D.
mat onnelliiimpia aineelliiesti ia
miiilten, fiiin pGinhpastaiiet faniat.
8enGjGn ballitiiiafunta tuli buomaa
moan tGmGn npfpiien ioban alfaes-
ia, fuinfa palion moatu metaa toafie-
pGin noittoien iaaipaittmiiesia fan'
ian pleinen tietGmGttompDs ia Min
ballitus altoi mitG fiireimmjten a.
fuoamoot mapaita fouluia fanialle.
NiisiG oiisia mailman iosia Ell ole
foiiluja on fanioien tilanne mitG fur.
iinta faifin pitolin, nGlGr, ia iiiGllis'
TEN lotien tafia.
Sotoia pitoiia oil meillG foltlltia,
,paon oinoaStaan miebille. sc oil ie
lpanbo, 7borbaan ipiepd louie iilloin
toipolIinen ia laillinen, ia ionf6 NIT
fin fpll1 ltiein fiiiilemme: "Weitd nai-
Jet fouliin fGpnnilIG bpotpmGt9"
8oon ipGbitelIen fatooa tGmGfin mie
lipioe fonioien m~ielestG, fiinban en-
i'm fotoaiii ia ajatus Min mroren mie-
lestG eta: "WeitG poiot foriIltn f6pt,-
nilIG tefetpGt2"
9oiliutfGpntiG gb6psponoisiafin
ruipettiin enemmGn barrostamaorl,
flin maartne aIfoi pmtrastitmaan ia
of betfefii pdGsipt iotien faiibuista
So wifd ibmeelinen IT,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

SGrfeGG on plla peritsteeIiner
faifesia oiiasia, mitta eniten faiffeo
Slumalon ianosia. SotiloimGlIG fun
pilielee Slmalan ianoa, min iG6pi
len oppimiiesia uiipon pinnalle, Dor
iobtoo mGGrdGn ia i%aattao muitafin
tpGGrGGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

Spta on iulistett1 Safian ia
Mhop@tpoltoien pGlile, lem 10 tietG-
not pielet lapiettin, mlitta fuinfa
Sfia lopulGo fGp, fltfa fuorilttui,
moittaiona, len pfiin tietGd MT Sli-
ntala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

&aimoilot ibmiiet lp0tpGt eti-
padsid papbaiptpia bppantefiSitadn,
eipGtfG bi1onoh ettG tobelliiet tbsba.
miebet, ioita hifoimot lpobG, iditp6t
fimtlle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

Iminen, iofa llifee bptpGG fir
j%oIliluttta Ell ole b1ronosia iei1rasia
eifd ole pfiin, ipaon ~ieltrlstelee Nit
ten ibrtisten fanSIa, ioitten tpostG on
10 1isforia laitiunltt mitG ne otpat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

Toimitus eli sailytx kirjoituksia, joi-
"a eli vol julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

SIoifulis on tertpepttd, ipnffd;
mieliipbs on i~airoasta, iofa s
renaifaifesti bolitoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12
Kaikkf fekdelle aij0tdt lahetykset o
vat osoitettavat:
AUTTAJA,
L. BOX SO IRONwoOD, MICH.

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the pos. office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 3, 1879. +
On parioatfiio, ioita pastaan
miottomuusfin menettd6 robfeitenid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

On ibmiiid, iotfa eitpGt fGiitG
eta ipastoinfdpmiiet otpot meille it,
mifille torpeeIIiiio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

Rahat lahettak56n joke suoras-
taan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
vekselissa tahi posti money-orderissa;
doflaria pienemmat summat voidaan
Mhettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

SIOiiesti fannettutpu faOrrra Ell
ole rasfas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

Sppifaomme pba eflenlh'aN ln''ie'
moan Ieitrafrnnaft ortpoa.
SGsIG ieilrafunnaSia on fllli1iteen
wuoben oifana %iaarnottu Simalan "a
noo alIefirioittaneen toimesta erl IT,
l~ai6lruflisio, miistiinpanoien mll'
foon, pbteeniG As eri fertaa. Saban
on otettu lrfiiiin main toipallilet SIT
moIonpoImelufIe let ia bartausfofoitf'
let. - 8iime feiGnd of f~esfruaoes-
Iomme IGbetpsiaarnaaia pastori Sa-
fula iefG pastori &erdnen Satposto,
GtelG Oofotasto, jotfa ~iulistipat e.
monfeliumia. &iitos beiIlel
4ultneen iu1iooen aialla olen tbs
ia feitrafunnasia iaottanut p. fostee'
leen 7 Iasta, joista 2 poifaa ia 8 tpt.
toG. Iinoostaon fafii baitausta o.
len toimittonit ipitoben ajolla. Wto.
lemmot b%arbatiit opat olleen pieno.
faiiia.
T%pbGfculii toimintao on ollit JONI
finn tperran ieurafuntamme piirisId
fiiluneenfin ,pitoben ajolla. Siio I'M.
noitsrifos toimi iaafoon main enem-
mGn fonontlsto fesfuiiIesiamme.
@asto %mGbemmGn aifoa on ieitro.
funtontnte ~pbtenoesiG toiminiit fristil
linen nuoriioieura, ionfa ~tarfoitls
on fosapattaa nitoriioa Sitmalan Ia.
nan m~alfeuoesiu ia fristilIiiesfd eId-
mGsiG. uieita bousfoia ia opettafpla
tofonfiia on tGlIG ieiiroIIa oIIiit. SEQ.
forfiisia on oIliit obielmien iiiGltortd
mitG SeeiitS on trortenfin
bpipGfii tebnpt ia mitG SGn moi niio.
rifle ontoa. WditG totititfiia Of, eft
tettp Iailuien, pisbeioen, rlinoien ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-12

~ w ppIiSibu iuilltuu III ilSiliuuv W.
Id on opetettl bistoriaa ia jog minfd-
loiiiu, iiellGS on luettl1 ia lasfettr
moan foiffi nGmGt foilluoineet ofpoi
olleet erpitettrina fGptGmtolIiiistG, il
fopGipGiiistG oiioista. Seboca. jo
mlrit tpontar,pitiijut otpat polion mic
liirmmin ottaneet tpGbGn foitlta iaa-
Meta tpobon, FUN pliopistoisia fdp-
Meta, perlistufiella, ettG foiillta iaa-
meet ein1t ole fGptGnnomiiiG, be Ell
not oiaa tebbG tp0tG.
Woamme folilit- ia fasrpatlrs iob-
tajat otpat bltomanneet foi,luien ma
janaiiltioen, ientGboen miime tpitoii-
no on tirllrt ia pbG tiilee, ilitria mint
tofiia foltIuipsteemeisiG. On ritfpet-
til opettamoan fGiitoitG, on alettri tut
fimoan bistoriaa, maantieoettG, mo-
tematiiffaa, iofapGipGiien elGmGGm-
me ~fosfapan Acknowledgment fan1
malta. &oltluisia on olettit anta-
moan opetlista iofa tefee lapiistamme
ei berroia = nom bpipid tpomie-
BID ia funnon fanialaiiio, ettG meillG
oliii onnellinen faniafunta. SO to-
paantme paljon Waiiun ia 8illen fal
taiiia.
WaaieiitufotIlit omot ipielG iGlesiG
naisia Observation-Disclosures ia
jos misiGGn min iiellG iitG tartpittai-
lin. &oitIupenfisiG opat fpIId istit.
meet tDtot ia poiat ieitieman ia fob
oefian ipitotto, paaft eitpGt ientGGrt o.
lanneet pltbiia @%ngIannin fieItd taita
8iela nGbemmin of BELLA
mitGGn tpon balua ia elGmGri innos-
tlsta. @osta neIi6, milf tpi,otta
tuofiepGin alettiin antamaan min-
fGGnloisto biiomiota fGptGnmSniieIle
opetrfielle naisid foiiIuisia.
ltieisia moaieuoiin fouIuiobtofitn.
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-08
Mustang
May so


Mrs. Taylor arrived from Port
Arthur. Tex, last week and is
Visiting at the home of her daugg
ter, Mrs, Lee Pritchard.
Mr.. Jordan has been sick the
|past week. His father and faith
|er-in-law were called from Au-
9usta, Kans.
Some parties from La Junta
were investigating the vii pros
oects in this vicinity Tuesday.
A party of yoang folks gather
ed pit the Suttin and First home
% q Tuesday night, and had a very
enjoyable time.
Gardens are looking well, and
!fiead crops are beginning to make
Ia showing.
The Misses Chamberlain of
|Druce, Colo, visited at the Nc
K eIiar and Pritchard homes last
week.
A broken cable has delayed
operations at the test well dur
ing the weeh.
The Van Buren, dance on the
l11th inst, was quite success.
Music furnished by Vans tango
,orchestra. Supper served at II
io'clock, Dancing continued till
|the wee snia" horns, and all
departed expressing themselves
as well pleased with the enter
tainment.
Mr.. Fosnite, the Buster post
master and store keeper, now
possesses fine new truck and
will be able to keep larger
Istock of goods in the future.
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-08
Kwo Buttes

E. M. Terry's SIG b. p. case
arrived this week, and will be
put to work Immediately on MIR.
Terry's land north of town.
About the same time Wells
Metcalf left Lamar with a 1880
case pulling a couple loads of ce-
ment for the lum ber -Trac-
tors will soon be as common as
Fords in this section.
Frank Meyers, while handling
the plow behind their tractor
working on the Raymond land
just north OF town, became en-
tangled in some way with the
discs and had the misfortune oil
having all his toes cut from one
foot. DR.. Verify was called and
attended to the injured man.
Patents for the irrigated land
are expected any day. 1t is said
water will be turned on in two
weeks for beans. there being a
large acreage planted on irrigat-
ed land.
l.. M. Quincy is getting a
truck, intending to haul his own
lumber from the railroad. De-
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-08
Rodle:y

Quite a number from here at
tended children's day at G. l.
Sunday. The decorations were
very pretty and the dinner good.
Dickey's and Shultz's enjoyed
ice cream at G. N. Ballou's Sum-
day evening.
= Joel Hatchatt and family left
Saturday for Foss, Okla.
Fern Nixon is turning some
sod with his tractor.
Sevefal were at the Shultz bar.
Der shop Saturday on barber
business.
Remember Sunday school each
Sunday at 2 p. M. at f. W.
Flats.
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-08
"a -. rs .?I.f "a
MOoSeland
.Junej4

June a't
Altho we've been silent we're
still living down this way.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred johnson of
Fowler, Kans., are here visiting
their son Will and other .rela
tives.
]. b. Shilling, insurance man,
was. in: this community this
week.
Jean Bewley was visiting in
these parts Sunday.
Alfred Dunn and wife are the
proud parents of a baby girl,
born May q, named Clara Flor
ence.
News seems to be rather
scarce excepting war news, Of
which there is plenty.
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-08
Zion Chapel

Frank Dillon visited . few
days last week in Lamar. Seems
to be some attraction up thens.
Ben LenoSd went to Lamar
last week to enlist.
Mrs. Lee White and husband
from about 20 miles south of here
moved here to live with her fath-
er Mr.. Lenord in Ben's absence
Ben Dillon doasn' t stop at own
ing property in the county seat
of Lyon county, Kans., but last
week purchased some fine lots in
the county seat Of Baea county
Will Davis OF Clyde was calling
again in this vicinity, Sunday
evening in that brand-new car.
Bob Robins and family went to
Oklahoma last week to harvest
their wheat.
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-08
Graft

Graft
A fine big rain was enjoyed by
the people last night.
Mr.. Walter Riley left for Okla
homa.
Chas. Eddy mad Q q trip to La
mar for the Graft store.
The young peo pie will enjoy a
party Saturday evening At Mrs.
Torrence's.
Most OF the planting has been
finished in thi .. community,
The childre a Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Malone are suffering with
the whoopMe cough.
Miss Eva III omas of Pittsburg,
Kans., has . ome 10 spend the
sum mef with ] diss Eleanor Dance
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Pleasant " alley
Nav 3Oth 1917

Planting in full swing at Pres
ent. writing. Before tine fine
rain May 26th the wind played
havoc with soil that had been
stirred thoroughly.
L. G. Kuder and wife,. Harry
Kuder and wife and Jrl Curry
and family took dinner with Burr
Carr and wife last Sunday.
Clara Thomas is just getting
over the measles.
d. w. Richaros is down on his
ranch. for day or 50. Mr.. Rich
ards is running the store at
Richards.
A larger acreage than usual is
being farmed here this year; con-
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Several of this community at
tended the Children's day pro-
gram at G. l. Sunday and enjoy
ed the day very much.
Mrs r. e. Dean spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Messer.
A. E. Miller, daughters Mil
dred and Jessie, j. H. Cottrell
and Miss Mabel White are visit
ing near Mullinsville, Kans., this
week.
Prayer. meeting at r. H.
Dickey's Wednesday night was
we'll attended. A very interesting
meeting was had. All are invited
to our cottage prayer meeting.
Meeting next Wednesday night
at ]. T. Hawkins.
Dickey's spent Saturday night
at G. A. Shultz's.
It's "the good old summer
time" at last-if we may be par
doned for mentioning the wealth
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.RIcHLAND

The childrens day program at
G. I. was a success The child
rem did their part we'll. The
drill by the young ladies' was. a
dredit to any place. All togeth-
.er it was good for Baca county.
Fred johnson wife and, child
rem came out from Fowler last
week to visit his son Will an6
other friends of this place.
Edward Lockwood is sowing
some sweet clover on his place.
Prof White will go to visit his
hruther'in Tennessee this week.
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CLYDE

Mary elizabeth and Glen
Hershner returned Wednesday
from st. Joseph, Mo-, where
they have been attending school
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Davis.
Frank Davis and Roy Gutick
were county-seat visitors 6atur.
day. -
A large crowd attended the pie
and pound party Saturday night
at Frank Kidder's. , lg.a-
Z Gladys Autrey spent Saturday
night and Sunday with home
folks. -
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Big Flat !

Calvin Eskridge and Joe V.
Jackman traded in Villas Friday.
"A number of the farmers are
through planting their crops.
Sam Smith and SON Herman
man made trip to the, county
seat Saturday.
Mrs. James Shepard was on
the siok list the first ofthe week.
Christian Lacey traded in Two
Buttes Wednesday. -
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Pride

Chas. Carr branded Monday.
There has been quite a little
sickness in this neighborhood,
but nothiug serious.
Jim Dye of Beaver, Okla, was
calling on old friends in this com
munity Wednesday.
Harley Sheldon and Dan Half
ner left for Stratford, Tex,
Tuesday on business.
Earl Roderts left for Pleena,
Kans,, Wednesday. He will be
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Several auto punches Of Spring
field young folks took in the res
ervoir Sunday.
In Jacks" case-and yours
the Chautauqua may come just
once in lifetime. Don't miss
it.
Atty John e. Mail, the Baca
county title quieter of Denver,
was in Springfield Wednesday
and Thursday on legal business.
Judge Doughty, the man whose
business it is to put land titles in
Raca county on their good be-
havior, has three trustee sale
notices in the Great County
Builder this week.
Elmer c. French and the
Great County Builder promoter
took drive over into Las AMI
mas county, going Tuesday and
returning Wednesday, usually
surveying the railroad route
from Springfield to Trinchera
pass.
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gone several weeks.

gone several weeks.
There wasn't any literary last
Saturday night on account of the
storm.
Mrs. Dan Haffner's mother,
Mrs. Stewart of Greensburg,
Kans. is here on a visit.
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Murray


We are having fine rains in
this vicinity, and crops are COM
ing up tine.
Quite . number of our young
people gathered at the home OF
Miss Eddie Stems Sunday, and
they ceetainly had q time. The
girls dressed themselves in boy g
clothes and the boys in girls
clothes. and had their pictures
taken. E.
Oren Dunlap will make make a
talk on Chris tian B.Edeavor work
here. a week from Sunday, June
10. Everyone come,
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pending upon freighters is un-
satisfactory, much delay in build
ing being caused this spring
through inability to get freight
erS.
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Richards.

j. L. Wells and wife of Empor-
ia, Kans,; were pleasant callers
in Richards Monday.
Mrs. Sam Osteen has been
sick for the past two weeks; but
is able to be up and around the
house at this writing.
Hall Beckman and sister OF
Baker called in Richards Sun
day.
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FOR SALE

.,: FOR SALE
One 2O.60 Geiser Engine.
One 36 So Case Separator.
Also Wagon, water tank and
cook shack. Going at a bargain
il sold soon.
Inquire Lamar Hardware Co., /,
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siderable sod has been broken
out. =
F The measles are gradually be-
ing thinned out in this section,
only one or two cases at present.
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J. R. Thompson was in from
his ranch Tuesday.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-17
Information from Fl. K. Bry-

Information from Fl. X. Bry-
son, Commissioner of Agricul.
ture. shows that the M. & 0. R.
r. declines to issue transporta-
ton to delegates selected to at
tend the annual Institute at
Jackson Sept. CTS. He says
they will sell tickets at lowest
excursion rates, which we sup
pose will be about one and a third
fare. Any one can go as a dele
gate whether selected or not. In
the end we believe it will be more
satisfactory than the other plan.
The fare is not much, and a
farmer who is not willing to pay
it does not expect to get much
benefit from attending. Many
selected do not go, and many who
are not selected would like to.
Now all can go who want to,
and we believe a better attend
ance will be had of real, live, up
to date farmers.