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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
11nipetter In &anaba fOrbert Dpfer.

Minnipeg Mon. "a. SUM. ST,
Ser 8robina Ma1itoba ridtete am
greitoenoree11 5tniiden 3nnb 4 l1br
ein 8irbeIitlrm Der bonn oitliderl
.k5agfatdetpnn iiber gronbon, Bor.
taae ID Nrairie, 8tnnipeg 11no 50.
.6iott nod Dntaria 5og, beoeuten6en
51aben an foitete ouBeroent brei
Gerioner1 bas 2eber; biple ipur6en
berlest, teiltneiie ernitlid
Die @obe 1oeg 5daoerls, Ser III 3or-
tdge gana belon6ers groB fein muB,
iii nod 11idt abgeid akt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
sibiriens Nf6u11t,t11a.

Sasofio, 90. Suni. Mn1 5amitag
berlautete in Sofio, Ser uGat Ger 4l=
teren 5taatsn1dnner" bnbe Sen 3eit=
pnnftfiir ste 8uriidgieb1ng ser papa
niiden gruppen onS 5ibtrien auf Sen
30 9ftober 6ieies sSabres angeiebt.
Das &obinett batte. ant sJreitag Sic
&dnn1ung entgiilttg beldlolie1 nab=
0en1 Sopon ibon felt ldneerer 3eit
lDieoerbolt oie 8esiibernfssy s eeyJtbfp11
bufte, Sic Srnppen tDiir6e1 fl1nliblt
balD 5uriidge5oger.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
eeS,tiuele,1 aeitpblel1.

Dnlnfb, sUei11t1., ts11ibred)er
iprengten an Sonntag III einen1 SUI
tpeliers-@ -@eiddft IN ser i1t1teren Staot
III DuIutb Ben Si9erbeitsi6ranf, ben
lie gar5 pliinoerte1,; auberoen mob
men iie aus benz offenen S@onfen.
tier, bas an elmer belebten SfraBa,
|gelege1 III, cine @n5abl nbren meg.
Die gellte miro nl1f ungefdbr So.
600 at,gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
@as sadlien mil.

Berlin q. Sunii: 9ie fadiilde
6egiernnR bat an Sic gfeibsregier=
nng oas gerlangen gelte4t. BOB 1r.
B5eB1er, Der 9feids 8e6rl11iniifer, 81
rndtrete; 10 1nelDet bos Berliner ga=
geblutt lt11ter 8erufltng altf io5ial=be=
n1ofratiihe 3resbe11er 3eitungen. .Das
serlongen miro oamit IN 3uion1rnetz
bang gebradt, 0aB in iiiHingfier Set
oltd Oitglie6er Ser Geftbsnabr gele=
genflid on nonarA i{tilde1l geranTtal=
.tlftlgal1 feilgenolnnlen 9atten.
lin sc }iitttod an DierItaa trat @irl1
gat15en 9eide Die abieruHo3lpnlr5ig=
ftiill0ige 9(rbeit5zg ginlten1l,lg afs &ro-
.teH gegen Sic @rrnoroltng Nathenaus
ttllo 9eger Bic NeQffttio11 ii araff. 9Llrz
1er s9eiiebpltg aQtt 2(5t al1oitgg 'fplrr=
sa bic sttofHe Sa}aiier5 9iifbalats 1. ii
Der gorGal(e 6eS 9iefd)sge6aa0es lin
eftIpaioe5t 2llllaB afs Sfufl6ge e5ltrgel sn
t1laar3Glitfefl. la3l olef erallloffitn9 Sas 5tl1fs.
22fitSIli5}lrffes trts .le66affttea E9Eoteite.
.1oIt QQ0eittiher geite oer66aQt; eS
.GeiBt, 0ie gtotlte iolIe ii6er6ol1pt gq1t3
6eieitigt lueroelr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
@erfaftnns babriider Gebei1abinb=
fer

Berlin, IS. Sum-. = 0ie ger1iner
Gpli5ei tetIt nit, baB ant 5onntag Il
Gerionen, Oie MitgIie0er zines bop=
riid)en @efcinbun6es, Ser oen Na=
men v@ot" fiibrt, iein iollen, ber-
baftet porOen ieien. Mon claude,
iagt Die GoIi5ei 6oB iener 8nn6 ei-
ne 1piftige Rolle BEL Ser grmorounq
Or. 8atbenaus, tpie au9 ieiner5eit
BEL Der Gr5bergys, geipie1t babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Telomaridnll @ilion in 2onbpn e..
1ttDrbert.

2onoon, %. Stunt. SeDmar'
ldaa Sir Senrp 8Iion mur6e beutt
Morgen in Ser Nabe ieiner 8obnuna
an1 gaton 5quare eri9oiien. Das
slHentat tpuroe bon 5tpei Mdnnerr
ausgefiibrt, Die bon Der 8oli5et feit.
get1on1men tp1rben. l1eber oas Wotit
Ser l1ntat fonrte nod nt1ts fefge.
fteut mer6e1l.
Sir SenrD WHfon galt olS elmer
Der berborrageroiten Militdrsmdn
ser britilden Nrmee. gr bat am Belt.
lfriege beoeutenoen Nnteil genon1mer
unb tpur6e i'm Sabre 1918 gum @bei
bes @eneralitobes er1la1nt.
Ser Sel6narf6an tpar 58 Sabre
lalt. ST NOR I'M Sabre 1884 in Ser
&rtegs6ien1t eingetreten n1tb bat it'd
5ablreide Ius5eibnungen erlporben
sSsln Sabre 1919 ipur0e er gum Baron
beforoert.
9ls generalitabS6ef Ser Nrnet
mar Sir SenrD 8ilion 0nfiir bera11t.
lportlfd, DaB mabreno Der jiinglten
l1nrubelr in Ssrla116 Sruppen 0ortGt1
|]gei1idtt muroen. 0ie 8ebDr0en neb.
men an 6aB er iib 0a0urb Sen &aE
Ser irilben Nepublifaner 5uge5ogel
bat, unb 0aB DaS Ntte11tat bon oieien
beriibt tpur0e.
2or6o1l %. Stunt. - Die 8oli5ei,
1pelde 6ie @rnor0ung 6el6mari6au
Sir &enrD &ngbes 8ilions ut1ter=
iu6t, iit nad elmer Meloung bon @e1t=
tral SEEMS in 2onoon in sen 8efiB bon
1ofumenten gelangt tpel6e cine Ser
'dapdrnng gegen has 2eben n1ebrerer
>erer berborrogen6er 8eriG
til nn5 Mdne su elmer anger1eine1l
>5drel. ersberriDaft entbiiuten.
JunI5e6n Weanner nn0 cine Srau
iinh hei eirer 9onnerlfagnadt in
.sSssolsopla- ill1 3nlanmenba1g nit ser
grlHnr0l11lg Selon1arfdou @il1ons iii
tc1noaln1enen Na53io berbaftet nor
5ell pie Der HegiertngSfiibrer 9(u1te1l
gbanlberlai11 SSreitog friib i'm britt
1ben l1n&ergon5 uliitttteiute. St fiigte
q. <
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
4sroteitiert geeen Sic sdmarse
GdJutadl.

2onbon, ~. SUM-. Die bieiige
pBorlo" ertbdH folger,6e Depefbe:
sDie grdfin bon 8artpid bot ii
aeinen nit ibrem Nan1en beriebenelt
glrtifeI IN Ser .SutloaD Squitrateo"
Die etrgIiiben Srauen 51 ei11er1t Bro-
teIt gegen sic 8enusung idtparaer
EGrlppen am Nbein oufgefor6ert;; 6er
|Broteit fou beint Rarlament ll.,b
|onrd oie Grauen.D Drganii mtionen 81.
[reft ii Gronfreid borgebradt tper-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
9e,ttidjer Oeiniiter bes IRspartigen
erunpr0et.

gerlin, "a. Stunt. 8alter So
tberau, ser Serfetdr oes. @usmdrti
aen slmtes, lit belte Worgen bon Ell
nem gttentGter ern1oroet ,por6en. 9e1
Nsann tparf cine Sa11ograt.ate mad
Iatbenal1 unb er0ffnete 0an1t init Ell
nem gfepoIper Seller nuf i'm. Danr
iprana er in elm Mutonobil ltnb ent
fan1. 9as gttentat tpl1r0e IN Der Bis
mardItrobe ausgefiibrt, 11nmittelbo1
nodbem &atbenml feine 8obnl1ng In
@r1,netpoIo nerIallen botte. CT befoni
ftd, al,f bem gSeee nod Dem Musmdr.
tieen Mmt :
Hatbenau galt neben Stinnes als
Ser ei1fluBreidlte Monn 9eutld:
lambs. gr mar es bauptia6li6, be1
fir SEN slbIhlub bes beutibe=rulit.
ifell Gertroges, Ser lpa5ren0 ber&on
fere11s 1T genlt1 i11Hoppollo 5n Stan.
Sc fono, beral,ttportli6 mar. Nab let:
ncr 9iiidfebr bon 8elluo ipltr0e er II
Ser ratioua(iItiiden Grelie iharf fri:
tiIiert, neil ct nit Den 9olidelniIter
DerbattOelt urb Ooourd) oiplomattl6e
uno @auoel56e5ieblsngen ST GublanS
ougefriipft bate.
Hotbeta1t itottb an Ser Spise be1
slGgenteinen gIeftri5itats @eien=
iduft.. gr galt felt tangent als elmer
Ser berborra9enblten Organiiatoren
Die 9eutidlono auf inbuitriellern Sc.
biet sanf5r1peiien batte. Sbtpobl e1
perDnlih 1tngebe1er reid par, gebor.
te er Der lo5ialiltii9el1 Nartei an.
&atbertalt l1no Stinnes galten als Die
,reiditell M1nrcr Tals*,:AsIII1-::as. :sIII
A Ser 3spiiti1 N,5sItc 9iathenm'
:flBu pnr ser 9iepoLl1tioll cine Ro59ssa
nher crit nad Nent Stltr5e oer Ronnr
die far1 er III SEN &sor0ergrltn6. St
ln.9r 0eir1iIter fiir re1 8ieSS.tffIf<>2Sstt ~
IN oerlt erIte1 8ahirett bes ss}eie =
fan5lers ssirt52 ltno nata .5eiien s55e==
oraalriIatinn il6ernohm Ell Dos sG2ini=
iteriltn1' 0es AeltDet,rt. sSayrellD iei1el
b1titiffen 2oltfba6n iii Hatbel1alt TN
entEpegt fIr bie iogenannte Grill.
ItrgSpa{sstti eingetrete!r, lpoour9 er
iid SET Sa5 unb Sic Jein016aff Ser
3otioaoliIt i un0 &onieroatiben 51t=
ge50Gc1 be. st gait o[s eine Ser
r1Gd5 Ell 5tiiben Ser Rapublif l1nb
iii oea i.iir lti6en 2eitell Sic Ser lie
beraoag pc Scr 0fonordie 5nr DE
pu6(if aitt tdl hrodte, ita116 ct Ftets
1tnen rat If Geiten Ser 9epu6lifo=
11ar.
81 1rat tpir0 oIlgelnein altf pols
.tiit 3uriidgeii16rt 515eiien
ii 6s nod nit5t gelllngeu, 6e5
G5 oft 5u psr6aH o0er sic
ndEerau { ]leitul1It6n6e 0eS 2ltten-
tate5 ftTt54 aQcli. SS5n 8erIil1 6errfd]t
lutGehsua5 Hfregltng. Sic 9fegier1tttg
trtfft @o,z rllngen gegen cine repo=
I1ttionGre Cs6ebung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
8lntiger @ramall int &pblengebiet.

&errill Sn.,28. Sunt. Cine In.
terin1nng bes @e1nebels an Der 2e-
iter-@ @rube, tpelde 25 Bis 40 Men.
1denleben geforbert bat, tpnroe am
Snn1itag in &errin ST., bon Offi5ie-
rem Ser yeationalgaroe bon SQtnois
anf 8efebI @ouberneur Gen Smals
begonnen. @oup. Snlal or6nete Die
l1nterinbllng on neil er l1ngebalten
oariiber NOR, SOB Sic Ortsbebor6en
feinen sdriH gegen Die 5treifer nn-
ternabnle1l lpeIde bte Mebr5abl Der
in Der @rl1be bei9aftigten Streifbre-
der gefangen 11abmen 1no Damn ab-
iDladteten.
8e5iiglib bes our6 oen &ratpan
ongeri6teten sdaoens am gigentum
ser Grubenbeliber fonnte nod ni6ts
genaues feltgeitellt peroen> bod
mei11t iid Der 5baOen anf 100000
5l1 Backgammon.
Chicago, 81, %. SUM. sln=
lpalte Ser 5olltDer11 sSninois Goal 60.
Oeren @rtben bel Serri1t an. 0onner=
lfag pon 5treifern aeritort pur0en,
eriubten an Solnltag @enerolabilt=
oo11t Carlos 6. 8lad onf telegrapbi=
den 8ege I'm gntIen01ng bon Srtp=
pen i1ls gSiaianion GountD 0a Ser
0ortige Sberiff iib peigere, ieine
Gflidt 5n tim, l1n0 0a peitere 1nru-
ben SIT befiirdten ieien.
8of5ington 25. Stunt. Hraii-
bent Sar0ing erodtet, tpie ant Sreitag
in 8ai6ington mitgeteilt 1puroe, 0ie
nnruben in Serrt11 als tief be6auer-
li6 nro glrbeitsiefretar Dapis erlieB
nod elmer &onferen5 nit 1en1 N-.aaiiii-
bonten bie CrflSr1ng, 0aB Sic f!.- Sos
Geaies,e( 7a,ottt;ostti eben erioncll
e,1.1t NJ f 5trenne .oes @ef1ees pro-
5eiiiert lperoer1 1ollan. Serner tpnroe
eoa,:153 se IS srnln i I'M ggs seiirs,aslst
s5es:e, i 81 screen bes1iiben tner0e ben
Sc eiffreft al 3ii+Iidsem }sls s,1tll
81 IA Il Gif'ges lff1o'Sess,ayie s[:a1te
lelbit nurDe n1uts betan1t gegeDetl.
9(noererieits IieB 9efretdr Dobis
.erfelrt1en 0aB 0d! s(rbeits0eporte=
ntellt Sdrittte tie, I'm lofort eille aaz
genleine aonferen3 bon Ornbenbeiib-
ern ltn0 8ertretern Ser Union 8n=
.itanoe 8us bringerL IN oer Nertreter
0es Gepartenlents ibr n16gli6IfeS ber=
illhen a]er6en eine Ginigltng gil er=
5ielen. Gr 5teute cine .0eftr1itibe 9(1t=
fiinofgrng oltf etren Der nd1ften So
ge IN NuSIi6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Nnerfenn1ng souiet- -8nflanbg Der.
ioDrfen.

eincinnatL o, ~. Stunt. ~ Ser
4onbent ber 9lmerican Federation Of
Sabor trot am Samitag in gincinna-
IT, g., tpabri6einlib our Iebten Sit-
5nng 5l1iammen, 6enn angemein miro
angenonn1en, oaB 8ertagung Sine Die
am Mbe11b eintreten miro. gluf Dem
Brogranrne itar1b bie bereits yreitag
angeidnittene 5rage, Oh Mnerfen-
nnng Der Comet MepubIif Mnb-
LAMB feitens Ser amerifaniiben Gegie.
rnng en1pfoblen per6en ione ODER
ni6t. Hrdfibert Son1uel &orapers
bate am Greitag cine langere Gebe ge
baltenk in Dem er gegen ben Minoer-
belts ! 8eri6t 0es 5ultar6igen Mus-
iduB, tpelder Nnerfennnng oes 9op-
Jet 8nBIano empfieblt, altftrot nn0
[erfIdrte, bob oie sopiet Sen gtur5
Der Gegierltng Der Gereinigten 9taa-
ten plarte1, BERN I'M glugunit iperbe
lin gbicogo cine 5ibung bon 9olpiet=
gertretern obgebalten ner6en, in Ser
Die raberen Nlane 6eiproben perSen,
Dor alien 0itgen Ser a1s erIten
Sbritt 6ie amerifantfbe 9lrbeiter-
idaft 5lt iprengen gbenfogl1t tpie
bic rnBiid5e so1pief gtegierung iag-
te er, fonne man sic &egierung bon
Bil6en anerfennen benn Sic ietige
rniiii6e &egterung babe bonn Sabre
1917 Bis ebt tpeit iiber eine Meinipn
Meniden binridten un0 ebl6Ia6ten
Iaiien.
Die am Sreitag porgenommene
8eun1tentpob1 en6ete nit Ser 8ieoer-
pabl iamtli6er 8eamten. Ser MIDI
ite &onbent firoet I'M 0ftober 1923
IN 9onIton Ser, itatt.
sggritiidle 9iegiernng ,uieoer iieers;d5.
q .22oi1ooa1, ~. sSrni. Miniifer=
1,io(n,i,1ijter gh,trcbin IT as ~, spo,,
tn o,,oen5c6pi,1li,f, oaf,,,,oon =, ia,
4erho,,s Son 9I1,or;ff .o,,f 5;a osrror,S.
gsoIifif sar 9}aa;pr,,,,o ob,,,5s6loaar,
7ialp erhielt nj Az an AZ Sim.
men 81, 9}artro,,a,,s=9,o},,n, org aa,.
951,,froo 11nfa,s;;;f,,,ri1a,,u o6oa-
fa6,,A +, "a 49, M,,sSs,ss go, s,r ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
9ie @edte berant,portli6 9emadt.

Berlin, 26. SUM. sc berInutet
in Berlin, bie Geidsregiernr1g babe
fid NIT Den Garteifibrern in &eihs.
tag in gerbinoung eeiett, I'M oie
5rnge Der gerbant1ung oftiber Mon.
ardiiten s1 erorter1. Die 8oli5ei Fat
Die gerobt1ung, oie a,,f sic grerei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
OfoGc1se11 a1faeariffe1t.

Berlin 27. ss5lt1lii. MGbren6 ei=
net s3ltionlnerfltllff> bic bon l11onor=
6iid geii1r1ten 0ffi3ieren in gggeiflt
BET Stteattttrl Steattirl oeraltftoItet lpor0en nor,
lit 6el0nlorIcbaI Madenien MIR NIT
fraPfer g}ot pen1 Io0e entgangert.
0a5 @efabrt, IN ben1 er iaB mur6e
bon eirler blt1oertfopfigen SGor To-
n1tt11fften 3lta1 S33iiafllfu1lfft i9res eln-
griff5 ge1tocbftt
5eE0a1orido[ 9}}a4enfen mar 9e1ioi=
ttSi8f, iid5 NIT 2(1tfDiattul1g aler S5tafft
9easa Die 5otrttid]l5ge ul16 St1df59fe6e
fpA1e tteiltf11HiIre gil 0erSei0Egeta.
SAJiebIiG6 fa1l ttfta Sic S5ttt)}ltH1lrQll=
If5aft ST <fe. ll1o. fetcrte Qni 6te
0}eu3e, luo0ltrt) H1e6rere Seliiottelt
8erlctltltaetl erliitttteIl. 285ie IS BefBt
tit ser lle6erfau als e{n Sell bes fotgl=
..l11t1liifiiben Brogranlnls CUR Ser
&u11ogebllngen 5lt betrabten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

Il 38EoH3fer. 1T Gon Sygal1ci8so.
att 5ra5lctSco, Gol., 27. 52tGli
r @eor8 slic5oali5l ieintr5eH ssIlat6=
foI9er 81. bon @etbmon2t=9oLlpeg
a(s 0etfitDeE GetGsfalt3ler lit lit III 5an
5G5rontiSco eingetroffatL ongeblib I'M
3}roDi6itiosrs= s=sta0ien III sImerica 5lt
treibei1.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-02
some ASPECTS Of FARMERS PROBLEMS
By BERNARD N. BARUcH
(Rsprintsd from Atlantic Monthly

tion Of maievOlent design ana c0nspira-
cy. We Americans are prone, as Pro-
fessor David Friday well says In his
admirable boak. profits, Wages md
Prices" to seek a criminal intent be-
hind every dificult and undesirable eco
noinlc situation" ! can positively as
sert from my contact with men OF
large affairs. including bankers. that.
as a whole, they are endeay0rlng to
fulfill as they see them the obligations
that 20 with their power. Preoceupled
with the grave problems and henvy
tasks Of their own immediate affairs,
they have not turned their thoughtful
personal attention or their construc-
tive abilities to the deficiencies of agri-
cultural business organization. Asri-
culture. 1t may be said. suffers from
their preoccupntion and neglect rather
than from any purp0seful exploitation
BY them. They ought now to begin to
respond to the farmers difficulties,
which they must realize are their own.
On the other hand my contacts with
the farmers have filled me with respect
for them-for their sanity, their pa-
tience, their balance. Within the last
year. and particularly at meeting
called by the Kansas State Board Of
Agriculture and at another called by
the Committee Of Seventeen, l have
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-02
sToNEHAM lTExrs

- =
Mr.. Russell Neiderjohn came over
from Brush to spend a few hours at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Applegate
Sunday.
The remaining young ladies have
their fsh hooks out looking for a
land man.
Miss Inea Dugan. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John C. Dugan. was mar
ried to Mr.. H. Johnson, February
goth, 1922. at Akron. Colo. The wed
ding dinner was served at the hotel
Akron. This was followed by a
dancing party till an early hour Of
the morning. after which the guests
departed, extending the usual con-
gratulations. Then Mr. ann Mrs.
Dugan were driven home to Stone
ham. Mr.. johnson is assistant depu-
ty bank commissioner. now In charge
Of the Stoneham State Bank. He ia
a promising future banker. uniyers-
ity graduate, having also taken q
two year course In law at the Uni
versity Of Chicago. His parents are
retired farmers in Nebraska. A few
months ago an uncle passed away
and left him $ss.00o.0o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnsons are now stopping at
the home Of the brides parents. All
their many friends wish them much
Joy and long life.
DR.. Blanchard was called to West
Plains and Willard Saturday.
Mrs. John 8. Kraft came home
from the hospital last week
DR.. Moorehouse from Sterling
drove out to tas oil we'll Sunday
Mr.. Fitzgerald came over from
Akron and sp,,. Sunda, among his
friends.
Mr.. p. 3. Gage, former r. r. agent
here is reported to be suffering from
tuberculosis OF the spinal column.
For q time he was treated for rheu-
matte symptoms, but now is being
treated by q prominent Chicago spec
iaist. who pronounces the disease as
above stated. Mr.. and Mrs. Cages
many friends extend them hearty
sympathy.
DR.. Martha K. J. Blanchard Is
busy waiting on typhoid cases.
Our new postmistress received her
new appointment last week. All are
well pleased.
Chas. Roth was called out of bed
at one O'Clock one night last week to
buy load Of wheat. The next day
wheat dropped two cents.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-02
NEWS OF NECHBoR|NG COMMUNITIES
Plainview, Kansas.
Gathered BY A Lot Of Wide wake Corre,poudent,

Plainview, Kansas.
The program given In the Audi
torium by the school on Friday af-
ternoon in honor Of Washington and
Lincoln's birthdays was very much
enjoyed by the parents and friends
who heard 1t.
Mr.. Plum gave talk on Club
work at the school Thursday after
noon and also Friday morning. He
organized several clubs.
Mrs. Moore and Miss Whipple will
have charge of the sewing club this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Leach welcom-
ed another little daughter into their
home in Denver last week. Mrs.
Lach was formerly Miss Florence
Robinson and lived near Bucking-
ham.
The Sunday School class OF which
Leva Livengood is a member gath
cred In their teacher, Mrs. Moore,
and drove out to help her celebrate
her 18th birthday Saturday. It was
was a complete surprise to the little
lady and a very jolly affair.
Mr.. Davis and son, Arthur, left
Wednesday for Santa Anna, Calf.
where they have relatives. Mr.. Da-
Wis has been in poor health for some
time and hopes that the change will
benefit him. His son Ray accompa-
MED them as far as Denver.
Rev. John Winterbourne was a
guest at the Whipple home Sunday.
Lawrence Davis drove to Briggs
dale Thursday.
The Ladies Aid met with Miss
Helen Whipple Wednesday.
Mr.. label went to Brush Tuesday
night, having received word that
little 6 year old nephew had been
taken to the hospital at that place
from Stoneham for an operation for
appendicitis. The operation was not
performed, as the child's appendix
was ruptured before he was received
at the hospital. He was suffering
from pneumonia also and passed a.
way at 400 a. m., Wednesday.
Miss Nola Littrell spent the week
end with Mrs. Poush.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-02
NEWS NOTES FROM sPURGIN

Carl and Glen Klino spent the
evening OF the 23rd at Ed Halsey's.
Geo. Schroeder brought wind mill
from kimball last week.
M. H. Peake spent Thursday at T..
Goolsby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Schriber spent
Monday Of last week at M. GerdIes.
Jake Pedrett and Joe Steele were
at Sunny Slope School House Tues
day evening, the 2lst, speaking for
the U. s. Grain Growers Incorpora-
ton. The crowd should have been
larger: but those there were inter-
ested and the majority signed up.
We should work for our own inter-
ests.
Mrs. John Ahrens Is still quite
sick.
Those trading in Kimball Satur-
day were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Maytleld,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spurgin and Johnny,
Carl and Glen Kline, Stanley and
Louis Wensky. w. Burns, c. Rasmus-
sen, A. Johnson, e. Myers, Chris
Thompson, s. Schriber, B. Sargoza.
and A. c. Phillips.
Mr.. Deeds was out buying hogs
Saturday.
Roy Lawton spent the week end
at s. Schriber's.
There was large crowd at Mr..
Wensky's Saturday night. They all
enjoyed themselves until very late
hour.
The spelling contest OF District
s3 was held at Rockaway School Feb.
"a. Claud Simmons of Rockaway
School receiving first place and
Yyonne Lawton OF Sunny Slope, End.
They are entitled to represent this
center In the Weld County Contest at
Greeley March a5th.
The declamatory contest will he
held at Rockaway May 70
Miss Glenna Krum spent the week
end with her parents at Keota, Colo,
As they have sold their store at Keo-
Ia, they expect to leave for Glendale,
Arizona March 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and psnl vii
fred, Carl and Glen Klein, we're Sun
day visitors at Mr.. Spurgins
Bad weather Is causing decrease
In school attendance.
We have our deepest snow of the
winter on the ground now.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-02
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
Union Pacific Railroad Anneunsss
Thirtsen see 1921 and 1s2a
Farm Work.

Fort Collins, Colo, March 2.-Thl
Onion Pacific Railroad Company hal
announced that It will award scholar
ship In the Colorado Agricultural Col
lego or the Colorado School Of Agri.
culture to the boy between sixteen and
twenty-one years Of age who ranks
highest in the Boys and Girls syut
Work in 1922 In corn, wheat, potato
beet calf or pig club projects, In each
Of ths following counties In the Stats
Of Colorado: Adams. Arapahoe, Bould'
er, Cheyenne, Denver. Elbert, Larimer
LINCOLN, Logan, Morgan, Sedgwick
Washington and Weld.
The scholarship will be worth $75
plus transportation from the students
home to Fort Collins, Colorado, and
return, over the Union Pacific lines
II is proposed that Ave acres Of corn,
hve acres Of wheat, one acre Of beets,
one mere Of potatoes, at least five pure
bred hogs or two purs bred calves b
raised by each person entering the com.
petition.
The 1921 scholarship offer shall b
upon the work accomplished as re.
qui'ed of club members In 1921, In corn,
potato, calf and pig clubs.
The winner shall be chosen from
among the ten boys ranking highest ia
the county club projects, on the fol.
lowing basis: rs per cent on rank In
club work 25 per cent on activities Of
the boy In community affairs.
The rank Of these hays In community
affairs and the county winner, will be
determined BY q committee Of three,
consisting Of the county superintend.
enf, one person appointed by the Di.
rector OF Extension Of the Colorado
Agricultural College, and a third per.
son to be chosen by these two mem.
bers. The scholarship must be used
within a year Of the date Of award,
except where the hoy Is a regular at.
tendant at school. In this event, II
may be used the year following, or at
the next session following, the time
the boy finishes his school.
The action Of the Union Pacific Rail.
road Company II due to the fact that
its president, Mr.. c. r. Gray, formerly
. member Of the governing board Of
the Maryland Agricultural College, was
attracted by the work Of boys and
girls clubs AZ q factor in interesting
the coming generation in farming; and
he believes that the company he heads
should further this work by offering
scholarships, thereby helping worthy
boys to obtain training In scienh1e
Agriculture.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-02
BUCKINGHAM NEWS NOTES


The grocery store formerly owned
by w. c. Rupe has again changed
hands. Mr.. 0oss gave possession to
the new owners. johnson & Blaur,
the first Of the week.
Mr.. Bonickson and family have
moved to their ranch south Of town.
Miss Crawford spent the week end
at her home in Greeley.
Miss Winona Olander, who has
been staying with her aunt. Mrs.
Lingelbach and attending the High
School. has returned to her home In
Grover and will finish the term
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Silvis were Sun.
day dinner guests at the Poush
home.
Ruth List entertained several
school mates last Sunday. 1t being
her 10th birthday. The guests were
Leva and Fay Livengood, Lavlra Sill
Wis, Lillian Rupe and Zepher Win
gate.
Minnie Owens stayed over Sunday
with Viola Cooper. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Jobbins and
children visited relatives in Keota
Saturday.
A baby girl was born on February
22nd, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baker OF