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I .41,1,1 N K MKKAIJi. Till IV4DAY. AVOt'HT 16. 1917 Griffith Oil Company Organized under the LtWI of Soulli Dakota and Operating in the Salt Creek Field, the Oldest and Lariat Producing Oil Field in the State of Wyoming CAPITALIZATION Capitalization 600,000 Share of the Par Value of $1.00 per Share, I'ully Paid and Non-Assensalile. Treasury Stork, 400,000 Shares. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS BARRY B GRIFFITH, I Mid wood, So. Dakota President .). A. ARMOUR, Alliance. Nebraska Viee-President LEONARD B. JONB8, Lead, s. D . Seen itwy and Treasurer l saunsky, DeHlwood, s. D. Director LRE M HALL. Casper, Wyoming Director REFERENCE .1 D. Braerick, B. B. Reddish, .). N. An. drews, B. Ponatli, and Dr. Charles K. Single of Allianee, Nehr. Shares now selling at 25c per share LEONARD B. JONES, Fiscal Agent, Lead, South Dakota Serial No. 01H101. Notice for IMittlleatloii DspartWIDnt Of the Interlur, II. 8. Land Office hi Alliance, Nehrankte, July 7. 1917. Notice Is hereby given that Myrtle M. Blaln. of I'nwlet. Nebraska, who, on July 29, 1913. made llmneatead Entry. 8erlal Nu. 016101, for Lota 1, 2. 3 and 4, SKfcNWtf. K'W Section 18, Lots 1 and 2, Sec. 19, Township 22, Rg. 44, r ', i: and NU 1 , M . 1 , of Section 13. Township 22 North, Range 45 West, Sixth Principal Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to make tinal three-year proof, to establish clnlm to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office, at Alliance, Nebraska, on the 21st day or August, 1917. Claimant namce as witnesses: J. H. Ramsey, of Mumper, Nebras ka; Frank l)e France, of Kits worth. Nebraska; John Snoddy, of Allruiue, Hanniim, of Alii Nebraska; .1. T ance, Nebraska. T. J. 32-t-840-8341t O'KKKFK. Register NOTICE The defendants, Herbert J. Piek ard and lena Pickard, his wife, and each of them, will take notice that on Julv 14. 1917, The Alliance Huildlng and Umn Association of Alliance, Nebraska, plaintiff, Died its ! petition and commenced an action In I the District Court of Uox Butte County, Nebraska, against said de tt tnlants, Herhert J. Pickard and L m.i Pickard. his wife, Impleaded with Alvlna Anderson, and others, defendants; the object and prayer of which is to foreclose two certain mortgages as follows: One certain $200.00 mortgage executed May 2, 1904. by the defendants. Herbert J. Pickard and Lena Pickard, Ml wife, to said Association, plaintiff, upon lot 8. block 14, Wyoming Addition to Alliance, llox Hutte County, Ne braska, tiled for record on May 2. 1904, and recorded in book 22 at page 12 of the Mortgage records of said County, and the pledge by said Herbert .1 I'ickard atid Lena Pick- tard. his wife, to said association of one snare or stock in sain Associa tion, evidenced by Its eert itlrate No. il4J. to secure the payment of his promissory note dated May 2, 1904, and indebtedness to said Association, and plaintiff alleges that there Ih now due and payable to plaintiff on said i note and indebtedness the sum of $10tt.0,r, with interest thereon from May 28. 1917. at the rate of 9.96 'per cent per annum: also one certain $110)100 mortgage executed April 19. 1907, by the defendants. Alvlna Anderson and Herbert M. Anderson, her husband, to said Association, plaintiff, upon lot 8. block 14. Wy omlfcl Addition to Alliance, Mux Hutte County, Nebraska, filed for record April 20. 1907, and recorded In book 22 at page .134 of the Mort gage records or said county, and the pledge by said Alvina Anderson to said Association of live and one-half shares of stock In said Association, evidenced by its certltleate No. 246, to secure the payment of their prom issory note dated April 19. 1907. and Indebtedness to said Association, and Plaintiff alleges that there la now due and payable to plaintWf on said note and Indebtedness the sum of $1724.47, with Interest thereon from May 28, 1917. at the rate of I.N per cent per annum, and $236.01, paid May 1 1 . Ittf, to re deem said mortgaged premises from tax sale with Interest thereon at the rati of 10 per COM per annum from sAid date of payment, and Plaintiff Drays that In default of payment of the amounts found due plaintiff thereon, that said premises tie de cieed to tie sold to satisfy the K;illii that each and all of said defendants an I all persons claiming by. through, or under them, or any of them, be excluded from and foreclosed of all interest, title, and eijulfy of redemp tion in and to said mortgaged prem ises and said shares and certificate! of stock. You are hereby required to an swer said petition on or before the 3rd dav of September. 1917. TlIK ALLIANCE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ALUANCK, NEBRASKA. By BURTON REDDISH. Its Attorneys. 33-51-843-834 I NOTM'K 0 I'KTITION In the matter of the estate of Kd- wani &tutsman deceased, in the County Court of Boa Butte Coun ty, Nebraska. To all persons Interested estate, creditors and heirs, tlee that James Byrne of County. Nebraska, tiled his in this court alleging that Stutsman died intestati In Baid take no- Pawnee petition Edward In Box Untie Coiintv. Nebraska, on the 29th day of August, 1890. being a resident of said Box Butte County, and seized of an Interest in Lots 8 and 4 and the KVfc SWV4 of Section 31, Town ship 26. north or range 47, west of the 6th P. M.i Box Butte County. Ne braska, leaving as his sole and only hnir tils father. Isaac Stutsman; that 'said James Byrne, petitioner, Is the present owner in tee simple oi tne land above described; that all debts or deceased and of his estate are fully paid and that no administration or his estate and no application for appointment of an administrator thereor has been had or made within Nebraska, by any. person whomsoev er. Said petition prays lor a decree , to be entered herein, nnuing in.u Isuld decedant died Intestate, fixing the time ot his death; hnding that For Good Results Consign Your Live Stock to 4 Cox-Jones-Van Alstine Company South Omaha, Nebraska A firm who handle a large percent of Sandhills shipments and are per sonally interested in the Sandhill country, now operating a large ranch north of Lakeside, Nebraska. Through years of experience in handling range cattle, more especially those shipped from the Sandhills, they are in a position to get the high dollar, and fully understand how to get them over the scales properly filled. Success ful handling has attracted the attention of the Western cattlemen, and today Cox-Jones VanAlstine Company rank among the best commission firms at the South Omaha yards. In addition to being a live commission firm, they handle stock cattle in large numbers, and by doing business with this firm you not only get full mar ket value for your shipments but are given an opportunity to get your stock cattle at reasonable prices. Do business with a firm who are in a position to give BEST RESULTS. Correspondence solicited no application for administration ot said estate has been made and that the eetate has not been administered In the State of Nebraska, that more than two ears have elapucd since the death of said deceased, and that all debts against said estate have been paid, that the court may deter mine who are the heirs at law of said decedant, their degree of kin ship and the right of decent of the above described real property of which said decedant died seized; that the hearing upon said petition has been set for the 16th day of Aug ust, 1917. at 10 o'clock A. M., at the County Court Boom or Box Butte County, Nebraska; It is ordered that a copy or this notice be published three weeks prior to said date of hearing In the Alliance Herald, a legal newspaper published in Alli ance in said County. IB A B. TASH. (SEAL) County Judge. Burton 6 Keddish, Attorneys. r.4-:it-844-8n4r, Ntmt'K OP CHATTEL MDRTOAUR SALE Notice is hereby given that by vir tue or Chattel Mortgage dated on the 71 h day of May, 1917, and duly Bled in the office of the County Clerk or BOS Hull" county, Nebras ka, on the Ith day of May. 1917. ex ecu ted byJ, Herbert smith to Mar tin King and given to secure the payment or oije promissory note in the sum of $70.00. with interest on same upon which there is now due the sum of $71.70 and interest, Ie rault having been made In the pay ment or the said sum and no suit or other proceed i lies at law have been instituted to recover said debt or any Hart thereof. 1 will sell the fol lowing described property to-wli: one black stallion, age two years, and weighing about ll,r0 pounds, nnbranded With star in forehead; al the livery stable of Wilson & Son in Alliance, BOS Butte county. Nebras ka, for cash at public sale to the highest and best bidder therefore, on the 1Kth day of August? at 2 o'clock P. M. of said day. MARTIN KIMi. Owner or Mortgage. Burton & Reddish, Attorneys. 34-41-845-8346 In the matter ot the estate or James C. Savery; In the County Court or Hox Hutte County, Nebraska. Stale or Nebraska, to all persons interested in said estate, creditors aud heirs, take notice that Mary M. Safety has filed her petition In this court alleging that .lames C. Savery dled al Cable, In the county of Deer Lodge, stale of Montana, on the 21st day of August, 1116, being a resi dent of said County and seized in fee simple of the NW of Section 17. Township Id, Range 47, Box Butte County, Nebraska, and leaving a will devisinu said property to Mary M. Si.very, petitioner, and widow of deceased and .lames C. SaVery, a son; said will was admitted to pro bate in lleer Lodge county, Montana, on September 16. 190,". and letters o administration issued thereon; that a certified copy of said will and of the proceedings admitting said will to probate are made a part of said petition: that said James C. Savery left him surviving as his sole and only heirs at law, devisees and legatees, said Mary M. Savery and James C. Savery; that all debts of said deceased are fully paid; that no application for appointment of an executor or administrator and no ad ministration of his estate has been bad oi made in Nebraska; said pe tition prays Tor a decree to be en tered herein rinding said will to he the last will anil testament or said decedent and admitted to probate; RDdin f that no application ror ad- ii) inisl i'h I ion ot' miiit enlute h:ts heen made or that said estate has not been I a.i'nwnistered in the State of Nebras ka; that more than (wo years have elapsed since the death or said de I ceased and there are no debts against said estate within Nebraska: that regular administration of said estate be dispensed with, and that said es tate descend free of all debts against the e'eedeut and that the court may assign said property under the pro vision of said will to said Mary M. Savery and James C. Savery Thai the hearing upon said peti tion has been set for August 30, lfl7, at 10 o'clock A. fcf., at the County Court room in Baid County; it Is ordered that this notice be pub lished three weeks prior to said hear ing in the Alliance Herald, a legal newspaper published in said County. Dated this 4th day of August, llll I B A B. TASH. (88AL) County Judge Burton & Reddish, Attys. 36-3t-S4t-8317 IKK1'ARKTXKKS: Here ia a matter that we wish to urge for the consideration of every farmer in the state. To prevent the reaction of a winter wheat crop fail ure against the spring wheat crop, every farmer should reserve at least fifty bushels of spring wheat for seed Should the winter wheat crop fail, the spring wheat crop will In no Way be held up on aecoint of seed. On the other hand. If the winter wheat crop is good the wheat held In reserve will no doubt be worth as much as at present. There was a great reduction of acreage of spring wheat this year due to inahilitv to get seed, and much that was put In was, for the same reason, planted late. Farmers will find the banks! Llad to furnish money with which to buy seed. This is just another of those acts of preparedness for which we have great need. Sarah When 1 mairled yon I though f04l were a brave man. John So dirt everybody else. Serial No. 018071. Notice for Publlcatieiii Department of the Interior, U, S. land Office al Alliance. Nebraska. AuBiist tth. 1917. Notice is hereby given thai Mar garet Qrafcass. of Allianee, Nebraska, wuo, on December II, I9i. made Homestead entry. No 01071, for NWVt sv ' or Section IT, EV NC.'i. E ' BEH Section 1. N'K'i SB Section 19. Township 22 North. Range 46 West of Sixth Prin cipal Meridian, has tiled notice of in lent ion to make bnal three year proof, id establish claim to the land above described, before Ike Register and Receiver of the tinted Stales Land Office, al Alliance. Nebraska, on lac Ittb duj : S pteuiber. 1917 Claimant names as witnesses: William H Archer, Ooorpjp M Nurlin and Ansel I'loe or Alliance Nebraska, and Thomas Sq uibb. of Hemingford. Nebraska. T J. O'KEKKK. Register ta;gtt4TtJ ,x The Government needs Farmers ns well as Fighters. Two million three hundred thousand acres of Oregon and California Railroad C o. CrHiil Lands. Title revested In United States. To be opened for homesteads and sale. .Containing some of best land left in United States. Large Copyrighted Man. showine land hv Sections and description of soil, cli mate, rainfall, elevations, tempera ture, etc. Postpaid. One Dollar. rant Lands Locating Co. Box 610, ortland, Oregon. 31-131-8446 "The House of Courtesy' HOTEL ROME OMAHA Room with detached bath, $1.00 up. Room with bath, $l..r)0 up. Cafe prices most reasonable in City. Fireproof Sprinkler System. Complete Safety. Management, Rome Miller Famous Collins Saddle Best saddlef made. Have stood the test for 50 years. Write for free catalogue. Alfred Cornish & Comp' Successors to Collins Morrison. 1210 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. mm i Cure tor holer Morbus untk.. ,ir 'i.. tun now seve'll I 11 11 uu. ' w 4 ears old. was a baby he was cured of cholera moious ny e iniuir. i i.ti.i Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remi- dy Writes Mrs Sidney Simmons Fair Haven. N Y Since then oih- l .., ,,k fHinilv have used IE uiruiu. - 'this valuable medicine for coll. and towel troubles w nn goou a.tni n"' ,nd I gladly endorse it SS a reined) of exceptional merit" Obtaiuable evnvwhe-n Adv aug Delicious Drinks Cur pure ice cream ami real fruit flavors make the refresh ments you net at Brennan's fountain really nourishing food. Aim! we keep our serving dishes ami receptacles as clean ami Wholesome as the, liest housewife in town ke-eps her kitchen. Stop in at Brennan's and gel a thirst-quencher, thn take- a pail of cream home to the family. LUNCHEONETTE IN CONNECTION Brennan's PHONE 81 301 BOX BUTTE AVE. .mf.-.v:...5srTO 3 SMOOTH as SILK Perfectly lubricated, the motor spinning smoothly on 0mtm in MOTOR J c Ll. AdfeWfll sfl mm 1 HI I Lfe sfl mm mm. Bfe THF STANDARD OIL TOR ALL MOTORS eats up the miles without friction loss, carbonization or overheating. Every drop pure lubrication. Makes your car worth more. Look for the Polahne sign it means a reliable dealer who will give you what you ask for. Use Red Crown Gasoline, the power-full motor fuel. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OSektaaM OMAHA a aasafc. a a Soft Drinks and Beverages BEVERAGES ON DRAFT AT ALL TIMES v Order a case of 36 pints en w Zstd sent 'to your home. De livery made anywhere in Alliance. Rebate for re turn of case CIGARS. TOBACCO, CANDY, LUNCHES King's Corner JOHN HOPOKINSON, Mitt Diatnbut in Agents for Hi iifpoit Bottling Works