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The state herald., 1918-07-26

& The county treasurer reports to this
Office that he has credited tho several
school districts of the county with the
sum Of 81. .497. IA moneys derived from
the interest paid on the school fuuds
deposited with the several banks of the
county for the year ending June 80. 1918
In checking over the accounts OF the
secretaries of several of the school dis
tricts we 6nd that warrants are issued
By the secretaries and given to parties
to whom the district has become indebt
cd with only the signature of the aecfc
tsry thereto expecting tho parties to
secure the other signatures necessary,
Often these warrant are laid away and
forgotten and only at such time is the
fact brought to light when the books
Of the secretary will not balance with
the county treasurer's books, The law
requires that all three signatures be
placed on the warrant in order that it
may bo cashed by the treasurer and we
would advise that parties to whom the
district may be indebted see that such
signatures are thereto attached and re
fuse the warrants if not.
County Superintendent
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Patriotic Meeting.

On Saturday evening July 27
nt the court house in Holyoke,
Lieutenant II. n. Antics, San.
G. N. A., Law Enforcement hi
vision, will deliver an addrcss.
Lieutenant Antics has come in
personsl contact with . million
OF our boys In uniform and will
speak Of the social side Of the
aoldicrs life, subject. "Your
Boy in Uniform" Judge Wor.
ley will preside and music will
be furnisned by Messdsmes
Niles. Morley and Kruger Of
naxtun and Mrs.. II. N. White
Of Aolvoke. Reading BY Mise
Wilma Slack. Admissiou free
no collection.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
How the 1917 Crop of
Pintos were Handled

In checking up our records of the
1917 crop Of Pinto Boans handled by
the U. S. Food Administration after
March i, we have the following figure
which we believe are interes itg and
Of value TO you
Total amount Of beans contracted by
Colorado growers 81. .e7l, ,l62 lbs. Total
amount Of beans shipped from Colorado
&c. i66. .500ibs. Total amount Of beans
contracted by New Mexico growers. o.
<62. s5i lbs. Total amount Of beans
shipped from New Mexico 8. la 2eorhs.
Tosai amount of henns contracted b,
Kansas. Nebraska, Wyoming snd Tex
AZ growers ss2, s2s lbs. Tot.l amour.
Of beans shipped from Kansas. Nebrss-
ks. Wyoming. Texas and Oklahoma !. q.
O21, 600 lbs. Total amount Of beans
contracted by entire territory 1906.
5bs lbs. Total amount Of beans shir-
ped from entire territory Sc. es7. 800 iba
In most counties there were more
beans delivered to the Food Admin. .
frstion than we're contracted By the
growers on account OF many growers
delivering beans direct TO shippers
without signing contract.
'Beans have been shipped to the fol.
lowing points: 4
Los Angeles car Philadelphia 50
cars. Eau Claire. Wis 2 cars, Indian
apolis SO cars. Elyua. Ohio, 2 ears. Al.
bion. n. y. 81 cars, Marshalliown. la, ,
9 cars. Boston 76 cars. Baltimore IS
cara. ST. Louis III cars. Cincinnati Is
cars, New York City 100 ears. Kansas
City ~ cars. Chicago l5.
We are advised that the large chip.
menis 70 the various eastern cities men
,ionen above are being distributed gen.
orally throughout the entire eastern
territory. especially in the kew Eng
land States. We have shipped 10 car.
loads direct to Gamers. Al reports
from the canncss vho have uscd Pinto
beans arc very satisfactory. The can
ming trade sholld he n good msrsei for
the Pinto bean In the future. Jast re.
Gently two straight cargoes OF pintor
were sent abroad.
You're very truly.
o. II. Liohtrs,
u. :. Food Administration.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Fine Stock.

G. VI Hit of this county recently
shipped to Holyoke from Cambridge.
Neb., couple Of fine sho.t. Horn COW 3
and heifer calf purchased at 3 sale at
that place. They are as fine sdecimens
Of thoroughbred Short Horns as are
seen in this western country and sold
for good round price, price that
would stsgger some stock raisers Of
our country. But. il a man is going in
TO thoroughbred stock in this country,
there is no reason why he should not
ouy something good for, il !; pays an.
place. there is no reason why i, sheuld
no. pay here as well as any other place
The state herald., 1918-07-26
For sale, good half Jersey milch
COW, Inquire at this Office.
sHERIrr"s SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
ny virtue ~ special execution oriien foreclosure IL
sud out OF the Clerks Office Of the district Court
of Phillips county and State Of Colorado and 70 ms
dirrctsd. where by ! am commanded to make lbs
sun q eighteen hundred and forty s7-i0o dollars
g. i'.s0 and costs Of suit the amount Of sertain
jul Fnont ,reccntly obtained against Robert v
Sa ey and Mary Saicy In favor Of David Schram
oat of the lands tcncf.ents. goods ard chattiss
q the said Robert W saicy and Mary A Salsy
have lesied on the following property. .to-vit
The south ives. quarter Of section oas
IN torsrship six north range forty-six vest Of
the 9th m in Colorado tsw l-s seD
Therefore. according to said command shali sx.
pose for sale. at Public Auction all the rirht titis
and in'ervst Of the above named Robert W salsy
and Mau A saley In and 70
the above described property. on Monday the 10
day af Aug. 1915 at 200 O'Clock r. NJ. at the west
front door Of the Court House in Hoiyoke Phil.
lips County Colorado
Dated n, Holyoke... Colorado. this q day -
July 1918
ED. W. JAMES.
Sheriff Of Phillips County
First pub. July es
Last pub AuR is
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Sells Garage.

Maleom Zsll has sold his garage prop
erty in holyoke to Gene C. Lowe who
recently sold his farm near our town.
Mr.. Zoll has been engaged in business
In our town for some time and ha.
been quite successful. For some time
he and C. A. Stiles have been handling
the Ford car and this business is now
turned over to Mr.. Lowe.
Mr.. Zoll and family are making ar
engagements TO start by car the first OF
the month for an extended triy to the
Pacific c"ast but after they have seen
the west they will be ready to return
to old Phillips county. 10 our guess.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

The democratic state assem-
bly, held in Denver Monday DIES
ignated as candidates for gov
ernor Julius c. Gunter and
Thomas !. Tinan. For Lien
tenant Governor, Harry Church
i'll Of Greeley and W. X, Lock.
hart of Garfield county. For
Supreme Judges, w. A. Hill
and S. Fl. White. For Secre.
tary of State, James R. Noland.
the present incumbent Audi
tor Tom T. Barnard of Victor,
and John W. Nahen of Lead
vile. Attorney General, Les
lie E Hubbard and Charles E.
Friend of Jefferson. Superiu-
tendent of Public instruction
Mrs. c. c. Bradford.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
| School Notes.
fns, ssasinroiis,IaslsalsnnD,a J.
A, a special meeting held a, Amh,r.,

Alta special meeting held at Amher,,
consolidated school district last week Il
was decided by unanimous vot, %
proceed vita the new school building
as planned II Is expected that tho
new building will be completed By Dc.
cembcr ]. next.
Notice has been received from the
oihec Of the ,'atc superintendent tha,
the semi annual appor,ionmcnt OF the
general fund from the state amounts
to N.fio g. This money is dorivsd
from the interest on the state school
funds and from the rentals Of state
school lands.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Hot Fight.

The democrats are TO have n
hot fight over the nomination
for congressman from the third
Colorado district. Kcating and
Martin are in the race and il
will be hot one form start to
finish. How any patriotic dem
ocrats can endorse the congress
sional record of Heating is s
mystery that has not been clear
ed up yet, and his hackers have
a good big Job on their hands
to give the public satistactor,
explanation.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
M. E. CHuRCE.
"The Friendly Church"

John McrrisoR Dickey. Pastor.
1890 a. IN. Sundvy School. There is a
class just 10 suit you.
II 80 am Morning worship and sermon
TOO p m. Epwor,h League, live meet
ing for young people.
800 pm. Peoples popular service.
!, Live song service, Live message--a
service for live people. If you worship
nowhere else try us.
Special This Sunday.
Old Folks Service. All the old folka
are urged TO attend and the young folks
to honor the old folks by their presence
Evening Automobile day service.
Good music, live sermon, subject-Au-
tomobiIes and Folks.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Home Guards

Under Captain ~. b. Norton
q company of home guards has
been organized IN Holyoke.
Sergeant Georg. ,Calkins ha.
charge of the drill and had out
80 men for the drill Tuesday
evening. George wns six years
member of the national
guards and was in the service
during the Spauish-A merican
war.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Volunteers

The following named Phillips
county boys have volunteered
IN the service and will on Aug.
10. 20 TO Lincoln, Neb.. to re.
ceive special training at the
Nebraska University: Theo.
dore Beckman, Orson Secrist,
Melville Brown. Arthur 7. An.
derson. Perry Dunkie. Clyde l.
Reynolds and Claudius Wediu
OF ha1tun and John Haber OF
Holyoke.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Mrs. N. Claywell left Holyoke Mon
day for Greeley to make her home. She
recently purchased a millinery store in
that city having disposed of her busi.
ness in Holyoke. ~ bas been in our
town few years and during that time
has made host Of friends and had
bsilt up . good business but goes to
Greeley simply because she believe,
she can do . larger business.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

The wind storm Wednesday
evening broke four large plate
glass in the front of Colver
Bros, new business busflding
and blew doVs a haaber OF
young shade trees. There was
about half inch of rain at Hol
yoke. This makes over five in
ches of rain Holyoke has had in
two weeks.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
New Electric Light Rules.

No notices Will. be mailed. Bring
your card and pay your bill at Office of
collector not before the 9Th of each
month After the 18Th 2 per cent will
be added. After the Both per cent
charge will be made and service dis.
continued, Minimum payable when
service begins. Ii yau want the serv-
ice discontinued. notify the Snperinten.
dent. otherwise your bills will continue.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Volunteer Call.

On Juiv %. call will issue for young
men from either the 1917 or 1918 draft
vpei..rants to volunteer for service in
the army and report on Aug, Is. to the
commanding officers for instruction for
auto mechanic. wood worker, general
mechanic. nachinist, radio operator.
tractor mechanics and wheelright.
This is an opportunity for any drrf,
registrant desiring to enlist.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Prof. R. ". Kelsey. youngest son OF
Asa Kelsey of this county, arrived in
Holyoke Tuesday for few days visit
with his father and his uncle W, B.
and family. He 10 holding the position
Of Professor Of History in the Haver
ford College in Philadelphia, Pa, and
during his vacation is engaged in gath
sring the facts for n historical work
which he Is writing
The state herald., 1918-07-26
.L.IvESTOCKPRICES
At SOUTH OMAHA
Cattle Market Fully Steady On
All 6'adss;; Top Steers SIS
HOGS $40 CENTS HIGHER
Show ef.oo oain over Last Week. =
eu'k Nafs@1sss. Top s1s.es.-
Lambs Are ise HIoher.-ldahe's Al
: et0.<o.-Est gvvea A ais00

V''SS Ses" SvSt SaUk Weoks =.
Bulk siais01s.3s. Top S1s.ss.-
Lambs Are ise HIohsr.-ldaho's At
b tI8%o.-Fat Ewes At st3.00
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Neb-. July "A, l91s.-ReceIpts Of cat
tie were moderate yesterday morning
estimated at 800 head, and trading on
desirable beef offerings was full,
steady with Monday, top cornfcd
steers bringing $500, and good D.
choice steers generally quotable q
$l7.NV1s.W. with medium kinds al
$lo.250l7.O0. Best grass steers from
Idaho ranges brought Sl5.75, with
wyomings and Nebraskas ut $1,000
1880. Butcher market was full,
steady. bulk. Of the cows and heifers
selling at s7.5OQa.5O. Colorado
steers brought S12.6J for 0oO-poupd
averages.
Quotations on cattle: Choice 70
prime beeves. $is.OO0is.25; good 70
choice becves. &l75O9ls.O0; fair ia
good beeves. $l5.250l7Oo; common
to fair bceves. el2.0O0il.5O; good 10
choice yearlings. siG.Oo1l70O; ful,
to good yearllngs. si2.5O9I5.5O; com
mon to fair ysarlings. s9.OoqIl.O 90;
good to choice cows. siOO0Q ~ 30:
good to choice heifers, sI10O0i3.Oo;
fisr TO good cows. ss.OO9025: cut.
tiers. $7To0s25: Gamers. s7O00
'.75; veal calves. s7O0Sia.5O; bolos.
m bulls. ss.00000o: beef bulls
So.o00 1900; prime feeders. SD N
Gi3.20; good to choice feeders
s'1WG12.50: fnir to good feeders
SNpg 100: good TO choice s,ockcrs,
M.D111.50: fair to good s,ockers
ss.W0o.00: common to fair ernJes
s',5OIs.O: stock hcIfcrs. s7,5o1oo.
stock cows, $1,000 500; good 10 eboIc.
grass beeves, ei5.Oodi7.5O; fair 10
good grass beeves. si9.b0qlsoo.
common to fnir grnss steers soOa
0i?.75. ''
Hogs s@toe Higher
On fair run OF n 200 hend tr,Ji,,
vas not MS ncfive MS on Monday. Bulk
OF sales changed hands NJ n saioc
HuVhhce win prices ranging from
sis,l'q1s30 and top OF sisIa As
compared with the market last week
frnd" wns nearly 500 higher.
Sheep Trade Steady to tso HIohe,.
~ loads or 1900 hcnd were lnclud.
nj In the days receipts Of sheen nnd
trading was fairly active mud i5c
higher on western lambs, best Idnho's
reaching $3.50 ms compared with
top Of sis.25. IA, yeariInrs
Sold Mt tii.:50ii5O and ewes from
ei0M1i3.00.
Quotations % sheep md lambs;
Lambs good to choice. si7W0ishO;
nmbs. fnlr IN good, sil.hODi7OD. /
nnbs. feeders. eib.:5f iG.e5; lambs.
rniia. 10000 400. yrnrllnrs, god 10
choice. si3.0o014.b0: ycarllnss, fair |
10 good. fi?.15d 1900. ycurlinrs. |
choice. iirht feeding. sii..50i2g0; |
1cnrilnrs. fnir. good. feeding. si0.7Sq |
li2n; cwes. good 10 choice. Sii i0Osr |
1900; ewes. fair 10 good. siOOOd |
llNo; ewes, cuils. s50o0100.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
CONC ], EAST

No l52 daily except Sunday 9:37 =
No l5s accommodation freight russday
Thursday and Saturdays 700 an
GOING WEST
No l5l daily except Sunday 8:,6Da
No 155 accommodation freight Msndays
Wednesdays and Fridays 2.l5 p m
J. W. Nc Even, Agt.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

The town council recently purchased
4 new pump head for the well near the
standp'ps and will soon be pumping wa
ter from that well by electricity. The
demand for town water is increasing 70
rapidly that there is danger that the
two wells At the power plant may not
furnish the needed water and this third
well will be used,
The state herald., 1918-07-26

George Sarver informs US that . re.
cent letter from his son Alvin in tho U.
s. Navy reports that he has crossed
the ocean three times in transporting
eur boys to France. On one trip they
were attacked by two German subms.
rines and sunk one of them.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
SHERIrr'S SAL
Fir-, pub. July Is
Last pub Aug is

ny virtue Of special execution issued out ol
the clerks Office Of thedistriet court Of I.crsu
nounty and state Of Colorado anl 10 - dssrsed
rhcrsby am commanded V naks tAss.m Of six.
iren hundred four and po-i0p dollars 0ieps 0OD
and costs OF suit the amount a . esrsan tuds-
H,-n; reeently obsained against Charles MilIss
and Charles Nieshaus In favcs Of Anna Hazard
and Amy Hazard Moeneh out Of ~ Ands ssas
fn.nis goods and ~hattsis Of the aid Chayiss
Miller and Charles Eishaus
ihavs levied on the following propss<y tsva
Worth west quarter section sisht-sn (lD town
,hip ssvcn 90 north range forty six tss) west stA
p N Colorado
Therefore according to kSd command ! skan -.
rose for sale at public suction all the right titls
rni interest Of the above nAsn~i Charles Mill
ard Charles Nlehaus m and 70 the above
ieseriiei property On Saturday sAs 10 DAY
~ Aurast 1919 NJ O'Clock y q the vs.s
'-aHt door of the sour, houss In Hsivoks In the
o1laty % Phiiiin. and state Of Colorado
Dated At rolyossico'or.io ,hl, n. day Of July
~ "a W. Jam..
Sheriff Of Philip. oouasy
Date Of frst publication July - 1915
bate Of Last publication ASu 1878
summons on Application for Rss,.,rstsoa
6oaS', = Of rS'iips' 4" In tn. dl.,r.e, court
No i2s
nsaa q iiaveman formerly Rosa Helm plain.
hf Va Erns,ua Day his unknown hslrs srantsss
1r sirnecs wm r shoekey HE unknown hsirs
Ffaaises or asalsnsss WI Turner Treas. Har.
ya,i Lo-Irs No eWAF&AM Clay County Ne
hfnsa. his unknown successor, hsls and sssisns
ard III other por-ons OF parties unknown eharniso
say rrh, title estate lion os interest In the rss =.
tate je--rib-i In the appiicatIcnher~in dsfsndans
Tho People of tho Sts'c Of Colorado 10 the ahovs
Esrr-l dsfsnjants- Greeting
You are hereby summoned nnd'r~luire.i 10 aas.
s~ef the application Of tho applicant plaintiff b
the ai-,ys S,itei application for resi.trsssoa q
~ feiiswins land situate In.PhIliIps county Cob.
rado towit
The north oast quarter of sseiioa.ihir.y t~etri)
b. is~nshlp sls ts) north II range for,y fis. tas)
wrsi Of thacpm
rrt 10 Gle your answer In tho raid application 10
Ne a1cr Of tho clerk of sali cour, In ssid county
~fihu ,wrn,y days after tho service II this sum.
ihsas upon you exclusive of tho day II .,eh sssvscs
sfs u ysu fall To answer the aah appllessia~ v4sA
N The tme Aforesaid tho applicant plaintiff In IN
acton viii apply 10 the court for relief dsmantsl
tho nppii-aties, herrin
wspes. W q iIc,apd cierk II sssi snar ~ ~
sssl u,sreof At iiolvota c.,,ossio In ~ eosssy
spi sss,s this c.tiay of July AID ISIS
tab W q lisliand. cissk
First pub July ~
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Strayed.

From my farm miles NV OF Wages,
July II. 1918. light grey marc vi,
1000. iron grey mare VT. 1850. straw
berry roam mare VT $50 from TO yrs
cd. Reward. James II. Hacket..
Route A Haxtun, Colo.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Jonn Wand. assistant cash.
ier of the Phillips County State
Bank. left Holyoke the first Of
tho week to spend his summer
vacation with his parents at
the old home.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Make the soldiers happy with pictures
of the home folks. Cloudy or bright
days are equally good for sittinga.
Make the appointment today.
Ralston Studio.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Mrs. Schoheld Of Kit Carson county
was In Holyoke Monday to close dea
for . sectien Of land In that county
She 10 the republican candidate fo
county treasurer In that county,
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Mrs. Belle Mowry returned to Hol
yoke Saturday from visit with hel
Miss May, in Denver. Or
Sunday she and her son C.. A. and fam
lily drove to McCook. Nab, for visit
The state herald., 1918-07-26

George Wash and family left Hoi'
yoke Tuesday for . visit In Ottaws,
Kan.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

VIM. Ralston aud family from
Geneva, Neb., visited a few
days this week with his BROTH
er r. A. and family in Holkoke
The state herald., 1918-07-26

w. d. Kelsey, r. N. White
sud ]. W. ConklinE attended
the democratic state assembly
at Denver Monday.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Miss Katie Rockenbsck who
holds a position in the Phillips
County State Bank returned
Monday from her summer va.
cation at her old home.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Fourteen Of our boys are carl
ed from Phillips county for the
early part of August.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Gene Lowe who has pur-
chased the City Garage will
move his family to Holyoke.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Strayed or Stolen.

From my farm near Wages, one sor-
rel mare. yrs old. star in for.
head, some white on right hind foot,
title lsme. $40 reward for return of
mare or information leading to recovery
Charles Schmidt. Wages, Colo.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Ed Finch and Fred Bellamy Of Hsx'
tun were transacting business in Hol
yoke Tuesday.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Nr. and Mrs. ]. r. Haber entertain.
Cd number of their young friends al
their home Saturday evening.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Wanted.

We want your cream for churning
purposes. We will pay the highest
market price for cream and We assure
you square test. F. NJ. Smith & Son
The state herald., 1918-07-26

OMr. and Mrs. Cranston left Holycke
last week for an outing Of few weeks
In the mountains.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

sLieutenant Jay Worley and wife o!
Fort Dode, Ia. arrived in Holyoke Sat.
urday for visit with the home folks
The state herald., 1918-07-26

The senatorial and representative as
semblies for this district will be held in
Holyoks on Tuesday July 80.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

The ladies Of the Art and Needle
Club were entertained by Mrs. A,Scheu
aemann Tuesday afternoon.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Msrt Morse returned tho first Of th'
wesk from q business trip to Denver.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Roy Camptsll plaintiR

The hsirs Of A L Ormsby deesassd a.d any IN.
known heirs grantees or asslsnsss Of Osmsby
decssssd the hsars Of Henry C spsuldins dessas.
ed sny unknown hsirs grantees os assagnsss Of
Henry Spsukins dsesa.sd any unknown hssrs
esatess Or s.sisnses Of Clara SpaslAins dscsassd
A. all other psrsaas q pastiss uaknsvH ea,An
ing any right. title sstata ksa q iatssuss b ~
real estate described Ia IL appnsaeisa hsruh r.
fsndants
Ths People Of ths ssats oe Ce,osaAo y - sAss
named defendants -7ssstfsr
foasrs hsrrby sum.ossd sad rssuirsA b sas-
yer the Application Of th< applicant p,alati6 u
the above entisisd appkeaesua for rssissrsssna Il
the following land situate 10 PAiinps eoassy C>as-
ado towit
1he north west quarter (svN q ssseisa
sishsssn us, ia township Aght ~ asssA s.ass
Nv.swo tt2) vsss a ~ ~ -.
And to his your aasvsr ~ ~ apenanaia
IN ths ones OF ths clerk 4 said sesss b ~ sua
" within twenty DAYS after the sssvsss q III
sasns'"ns upon yes sxslusivs u sAs day 4 susA
s<rvtss; I'D u yus fall 10 answer he ~ apeuss
tson within the tias afersaaia ~ aeeAsaas lbash
IN In tAIs setsoa viii appH 10 ~ essst f. ~
rTslsf ds'.snds'iin In tAs appxessisa Asss.
Wlsasss W Holland eisst of sah eosrs. ~
tss ssa thsrrof. st Iioyoks Coinsado h - e,ssr
y sad ssass tAis day Il June D iSis
tssAD W q R.n..A
cisA District Court PAilnps County csie
firrt pub June 2i
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Raymond Summers of Sterling made
a visit in Holyoke the first of the week
The state herald., 1918-07-26
For Sale

1920 Titan Tractor, Emerson 8 bot.
tom IA inch plow, Q oil tanks and every
thing complete. Only broke 500 acres.
Fine condition. See Otis L. Ide, Wages
Star Route.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Mrs. Dilla Cramer made {
trip to greeley this week.

Noble Show recently sold his
farm near Holyoke for $65 per
acre.
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Armour & Creathouse
LATHE RS
Our prices will suit you. All work
neatly and quickly done We can please
you. We are Holyoke men. Give % q
chance.
Armour & Creathouse
The state herald., 1918-07-26

3 James Hethcote left Holyoks Wees
nesday In his car for Canada.
The state herald., 1918-07-26
Annual School Report

Annual report Of the receipts and Expenditure
Of School district No 81 Phillips county Colorado
for year ending June 30 1918
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Wantod job on farm for next year,
part of Of crop as pay or what have
you to offer. A married man. Inquire
at this office. a2
The state herald., 1918-07-26
BURLINGTON TINE TABLE

1zal
The state herald., 1918-07-26

Summon. on Ap,ss.s..,f~ R.s,s..sss.
Stats a Ca1ssuhsl
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The state herald., 1918-07-26
l am located in Holyoke
to do
Windmill and Pump Repair.
ing, Erecting Towers,
Pulling Pumps, Etc.
Warren S.iHatheway
Holyoks, Cslo.
Phone 222 on IS

Phone 222 on IS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-01-31

-Galena's Oldest veteran, Capt. VIM.
Vincent, is today celebrating his 95th
birthday in his good.natured, hearty
way, by receiving the congratulations
of his legion of friends, and he has
them. Capt. Vincent came to East
Galena 81 years ago and has lived in
that township ever since, remarkable
record. AS he walks along the streets
with broad smile illuminating his face
one would never believe he had passed
through the years that have gone, nor
endured the suffering for many years
caused by wounds received in the
army, but Capt. Vincent keeps the
corners of his mouth turned up, and his
only regret today is that he cannot
carry arms for his country this time.
May he see many more years and keep
his health is the wish of his many
friends. -Galena Gazette. Capt. Vim
cent has many friends in this city who
join in congratulations.