DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD, DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
Offioinl Vrorooriings of flic
Hoard of CoiuiniMsIoiicis
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Dakota City, Neb.,Oet.l, 1918,
ihe board pf county ommfV:loncrt
iliAl 11 Vnnlilnt) mrmmtn iKba it
O. W. l-'iihpr, John Feller, .. .d (ieo.
Wilkin, county clerk.
At which lime tlio fallowing pro
ceedings wero hod, to-wlti
At this time the hoard of eommli-sioiuM-s
selected the names of sixty
ju- iiis, loyally qualified to nerve an
jhIiI jurors, for the ipxt tonn of
.i.-tii.i rourt for Dakota county,1,,,, t. j-ond draWing nd
'jilir.iskd, 11s follows, to-wit
rchie I'ounhtry, J. W. Clink, AI.
J Fiiicshne, Geofga Aladien, M. '!'.
K. .i', A. O. Sides, II. I). Wood, V.
c n tmeyor, II. I'. Crnno, C. A. Co
11, ut, lU-'nry Skidmorc, W. W. Gas
11, Ir.i Howard, Wnldo Jeep, Geo L.
Li iinmrc, Jake Hummel, I'rod
.-m 'iiiuili, (.has. Waddoll, John Sohn,
i"l J. .vlctz, II. C. Htoding, Oscar
Htiuiin, I-rod Drown, Otto Anderson,
Nc 1, Anderson, Frod W. Doorman,
Lou n D6hk, H. F. Cain, Dcrt Cob
loinh, Tom HefFsrnan, John Jesscn,
Peter Anderson, M. Andrews, G. S.
D. .icy, Orln Darbor, Horace Dugan,
Wll Klicl, Jr., A. II. Anderson, Harry
Dj,lo, Dean Cornell, Thomas Cro3b,
Henry l'owlcr, iWnrtin Hogh, Martin
Hc-icom, bam Knox, William Goortz, '
Hr-nrv Peters, Henry Trampcr, Wm.
(,itr-rt P.fn Mnnrtnn TTnMrt, VVIttrn '
'b.m Hansen, Harry Francis, John!
I'i, Wm. Hchindler, Henry McPher
..... (' J Driscoll. Giles Pollv. Fred1
Kipper, Ld Iiichorst, John 1). Thack-i
r, Heck Nelson, Geo. Harris, George '
!: vi II, Louis Wilkins, Dudd Orr.'TAXIiAC COMPM.TKLV HLSTOItllS
lo mjIi O'Doll, Wm. Covt'll. Jamost
Ilirri- and James King, "f
I He following claims woro allowed
n the county general fund
Iho Ahhford, clothing for
Ji.hn McKonzio S
Homer Star, publishing com
missioners proceedings, re
port of treasurer, oloction
ballots, and drainage ditch
notice . .", -.
G F. Hughes & Co., coal,
hardware, etc
John II. Kcam, member can
vassing board
Geo Darnett, same
. Jennie K. Doss, supplies for.
I poor
I S. Dacon, county troaiuror
pos-tage, expense monoy In
me'Tlnto case and cash ad
vanced Hockwell and Cain
to Norfolk nnd Omaha ...
J P Hockwell. clonutv sheriff
0.75
281.00
80.00
bnlnry and board
. -' . r
for
pm-
onera
l'red Anderoon, mnrshall, 1
day, primary election ...
Wm O'Dell, boarding Willie.
Uaker, and trip to Nebrps-'
ka City
3co. W. Lenmer, 3rd quarter
.dary, county nttornoy . .
jCo. Cain, salary, mileaire
lor u, w. Miller
caso bv
order of Learner 103.00
"eter V. nnrnnv. naanculini- .
bt. John's precinct 170.00
B. C. Simmons, surveyinir.
"3 mileage G.50
jhanos Pharmacy, druggs
for nnni- -, ii uk
W E. Allen, roiairavpn wind
mill at poor farm livery,
etc
Nebraska Tolephono Co., rent,
etc
Vilfrcd E. Voss,' postage,
drayage, etc.,' P. O. box
rent 4ttiitttt
vVilfred E. Voss,' postage,
drayap-e, 4th quarter . . . .
Vilfred E. Voss, 3rd quar
ter salary ...-
Ailfred E. Voss, 4th quar-
... ,.'... ............... ""
18.05
01.00
20.58
37.17
270.00
i iinlnHit nnr sr i
on insurance iiolicv for
.. t .. j. , j .r v i
poor farm 70.75
jCo Wilkins, 3rd quurtr
fialary, envolopos, etc 235.22
Tho following chilniB woro allowed
.n tho road district fund:
) A. Wood, road work, dis
trict No. 14 9 00,50
fohn Nieman, road work',
1 district No. 17 4.00
I It Dula, road work, dis
trict No. 17 3,00
lans Bonnickson, road work,
district No. 20 130.75
Claims allowed on tho road drag
ging fund;
lans Dopnick&on, road drag
ging $ 21.00
). A. Wood, same 28.40
Claims allowed on commissioners
istrict wo. 2:
Inns Donnickson, filling in
bridge 24.00
) A. Woods; filling ill bridge 17.75
Claims allowed on inheritance tax
und
tandnrd Oil Co., gasoline
and oil for grader 00.05
W Clark, running countv
grader '. 138.00
ohn Hileman, running coun
ty grader 105.00
Hoard adjourned to moot October
. 1018
'Jioise Wilkins. County Clmk
Dakota City, Nob., Oct. 7, 1918
I he lrnril of county commissioners
ict pursuant to adjournment. Mem
irs jiresent: "0. W. Fisher, chair
ian; A. Ira Davis, John Feller, and
eo. Wilkins, county clerk.
When tho following proceedings
ire had, to-wit:
Dond of AI. T. Hoilly, ovorseor of
io cuntj poor farm, approved by
u ' vru.
Ihe following claims wero allowed
i the county general fund:
usseJI Grader Manufactur
ing Co., ropuirs, oxpross,
Kte ,..s5 57.00
t Jo cjih's Alorcy Hospital,
i are of Joe Harris 35.25
'i If roil K Voss, expense for
?nil quarter, expross, on-
vc lopes, Etc ' 27.30
ilfrcd E. Voss, expense for
'lid quarter, express, en
velopes, Etc. 1 44 . 10
llfred E, Voss.Urd qunrtor
sdlnr 275.00
anunnnd & Stenhons Co,,
.huppUcs for county gui)or-
ifntendent'B ofi'Ico 3.38
'irlriiiq Hros. Co.. stuol ft lo.
(supplies, etc 60.00
iliogo oi jjaKDin uiiy, iigni
(bjll ..- 11.70
m Slnuuhtor Grain Co.,
coal for court house .... 285.80
l.iito Journal Co., election
uupplie.' lao.oo
ludolnh Sel.m,k.' ",,,r,,:.;,i;,m -,o-,,utfln0 rcsultfl fl,' Tanlac, advid me
Kl-.pp & Uartlott Co., sup
1 pli'-s for troHMirnr's nfTire
Ni T lteillv, ImimiiIiih'- ciMintv
(. . ft,
71. W
JHor
Schricver Co., supplies
for 9tov on one 'gVore
rnr ,., ,,'- ri
122.7b
' Mm . . -
The following clafmei wre allowey
on the road fund districts:
lxoi Pederscn, rotd work,
district No. 1 $
Mels Jomwn, mud work, dis
trict No. 1
W. M. Hnonnn, rond work,
11.00
1.00
district No. 7
M.OO
Tho following; claims were allowed
James Love, draKginft rOHl,
'i'Z Iioiiin 1
1 . ar
Louis Pedewen, drugging
roads, 11 hours 10.60
Tho following claims were allowed
on tho Inheritance tax fund:
Sioux City Welding and Ma
chine Works, repairs on
grader ... $ 7.00
A. Ira Davis, overseeing work
with county graJer, repairs,
etc 111.00
Standard Oil Co., oil for
county grader 03.10
Do"ard adjourned to meet Novem
ber 18, 1018.
Geo. Wilkins, County Clerk.
Gains 22 lbs. At
71 Years of Age
.MILS, COCII It A. VS IILALTII
HAD WASTlin i?J!M.
I
"I" can walk twenty blocks now
qaslifr than I could one before I took
"Tanlac," said Airs. W. C. Codiran, a
. well known residi-nt of Jullnetta, Ida
'ho, recently. Airs. Cochran says she
' V.fl not (illlv irHn i.imiX,l ....!.',. f
2.00 rom her suircring, but that sho has
2-00. actually gained twenty-two pounds
154 . M ,,osi(los' She is now seventy-one years
.of age, and her statement, which1 is
j altogether remarkable, will bejjf in-
terost to evory one.
1KI.03 "' ""'fored a complete nervous
.break-down," said Airs. Cochran, in
I explaining her case, "and have had
Jl.J.) vory j)0f)r ,ctJ, f()r fiv(J ycn,.8 y
.'LOO stom"ch was so upset that every
thing I ato would sour, causing gas
I and sharp pains in the pit of my
'ir,,0,)i stomach. Many n night I have spent
200.00.na,f tne tinu' silting up In bed, in so
. much pain that I could not sleep.
'Finally my back, over my kidneys,
got to bothering me, I waB ho con
stipalcd, and had attacks of severe
headache. 1 , had no annetite. wns
losing weight all the time, and got
I ,n ,,,..,, , i,i .. ,
,s0 wonk ' wouldn't walk a block
,iii,i ... j . ,
lYii-iiuiii. aiujijiuiK io rest, anu gel my
breath. 1 got jso nervous I was afraid
to bo alone, and had to have' some
relnlivo or neighbor stay with mo all
the tl.ne Two years ag'.o I spent over
two hundred dollars with a speein.
ist ou nervouh disorders, n.it kept
Hotting wor.,e, .unl jiiico lIicii I have
been unoi ; i Unit t h.. ?t n" the
time lt.b.u'. any r ljcciJiIo leij.ia.
'A friend of mine who had eoite.i
to try it, and I commenced to Joe!
better after the first few doses. U.
fore I started on my second bottle 1
was eating hearty and getting meio
enjoyment out of my meals than I
had in yearn. I have just started on
my fifth bottle now, and I can eat
just anything I want, and digest it
perfectly, and all my stomach mis
ery is gone. When I started taking
Tanlac I just weighed one hundred
and throe pounds, I now weigli one
hundred and twenty-five , making a
gain of twenty-two jigunds, and this
shows how wonderfully Tanlac has
built mo. up. My back never troubles
mo now at all, I'm not. constipated
any more, and am entirely free from
hoadache. I sleep like a child and
have so much more strength and en
ergy that I don't get tirod and out
or breath like I did. I am glad to
recommend Tanlac for it certainly
has been a wonderful medicine lor
me."
Tanlac is sold in Dakota City by
Neiswanger Pharmacy. Adv.
I'eeilhig hiiuibs In the Full
Tho Animal Husbandry dopartme.it
of the University of Nebraska will ls
suo a bulletin soon on further expet
ments m fall lamb feeding. Clip
ping of lambs for fall feoding was
found unprofitable on account of the
discrimination against such lambsion
the market. Lambs receiving a full
feed of corn wore found to be nime
profitable than those receiving but a
half feed, on a corn and alfalfa ra
tion. The use of tho 8eir,fooder con
taining corn and oil umal in compari
son with tho heavy feed of corn sup
plemented with alfalfa h.iy did no
prove economical. Rape did not
proe to be a satisfactory ration for
fa ttening lambs. Dlue grass jiio
dneed tho most economical gains of
any ration used. The cornfield feed
ing of lambs gave a Urge daily gain
reduced the cost of guin in compari
son with the dry lot feeding of corn
and alfnjfa,. im1 increased the piofit.
Those lambs cauled tho niosj. flohh ot
any lot In the experiment nnd sold et
.the highest value or 100 pounds.
Three lots of lambs fed green feed
hlu. Wed relatively high daily jjai...,
and at the same time, with the on
ception of the rape fod lambs, aveiy
cheap gain mid as u result a relutise
I.V hikh net nrofit nsr homl. Tbo .
gruhs and cornfield lots showed tno
two nignobt profits of any lots.
TJ1J3 IIEltALJ) - $1.25 Per Yr
LEGAL NOTICES
FirM iu. !) 17 3w.
Order of llciirliitt ami .Not lei
of
Probate of I'orclvu III.
In the County Court of D.ikota Coun
ty, Nebraska.
State of Nebi.ipka, County of Dako
ta, 3S.
To Archbishop Ilmma, Babies Home,
Gertrude Collins, Clarence Collins,
Catherine McCune, Milton AlcCuno,
Minnie KaKinusaen, Alary J. McUrldn
pmetimes known as Mrs. J. J. Mc
JjfUJtO, and lo all persons interested
fit thfe estate of J. C. Collins deceased.
On reading the petition of Mary J.
Meltrlde (iraying Hint the instrument
(tied in this court -on the 9th day of
October, 1918, and purporting to bo
a duly authenticated cojiy of the
last will and testament of J. C. Col
lins, deceased, that said instrument
be admitted to probate, and the ad
ministration of said estate be grant
ed to Mary J. McDride as executrix
for tho State of Nefiraska. It is
hereby ordered that you and all per
sons interested in said matter, mnv.
anil uo appear at tne County Court to
be held In and for said couniy on tho
2nd day of November, A. D. 1018, at 10
o'clock A. AI., to show cause, if any
there be, why the prnyer of the pe
titioner should not bo granted, and
that notice of the pendency of said
petition -and the hearing thereof be
given to all persons interehlcd in
said matter by publishing a cojiy of
this order in The Dakota County
Herald, a weokly newspaper printed
In said county, for .three successive
weeks prior to said dny of hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal of
said court this 0th dav of October,
A. D. 1018.
S. W. AIcKlNLEY,
(SEAL) County Judge.
Order of Hearing on Petti Ion for
Appointment of Administrator.
In the County Court of Dakota
County, Nebraska.
Stale of Nebraska, County of Dako
ta -88, ,
To Mrs. Laura Thompson, Pearl
Gigear, and to all persons interested
in the estate Qf Pete Gigear, de
ceased: On reading the petition of Pearl
Gigear praying that the administra
tion of said 'estate be granted to
Frank L. Thompson as administrator.
It is hereby ordered that you, and
ail persons interested in said matter,
may, and do, appear at the County
Court to be held in and for said
county, on the 12tti day of October,
A. I). 1018, at 10 o'clock A. AI., to
show cause, if any there be, why the
prayer of tho petitioner should not
be granted, and that notjee of the
pendency of said petition and that
the hearing thereof be given to all
persons interested in said matter by
publishing a copy of this Order in
the Dakota County Herald, a weekly
newspaper printed in said county,
for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing.
Witness my hand, and seel of said
court, this J8tli day of September,
A. D., 1018. S. W. AIcKlNLEY,
(Seal) County Judge.
First publication Oct. 3 lw
hi-fi A I, notici:
In 'liu Dlnrlet Coin t of Dakota County.
Xi'i.rnHlcu.
Andrew L. Petersen, Plaintiff, vs.
Herman Kountze and the Unknown
Heirs, Devisees, Legatees, Personal
Representatives nnd nil persons in
terested in the estate of Herman
Kountze; William D. Aber ad te
Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Legatees,
Personal Representatives and all per
sons interested in the estate of Wil
liam I). Aber; John E. Dowalt, Horace
Dewalt, David E. Darkley, Georgia
Jay, William C. Orr; loan L. Collier
whose first and real name is Joan L.
Collier; Anna P. Kountze; William
Kountze and the unknown heirs, dev
isees, legntces, personal representa
tives and all persons interested
in the estate "of William Kountze;
Thomas T. Collier and the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentatives and all persons interest
ed in tho estate of Thomas Collier;
Joseph W. Gray and the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal "rep
resentatives and all persons inter
ested in tho estate of Joseph W. Gray;
William II. Harvey and the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentatives and all persons interest
ed in tho estnto of William II. Har
vey; J. N. II. Patrick and the un
known hoirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representative and all persons
interested in the estate of J. N. II.
'Patrick; J. D. AI. Crockwell and the
unknown heirs, dovisecs, legatees,
personal representatives nnd all nor-
sons interested in the estate of J. I).
M. Crockwell; John U. Pott it and the
unknown heirs, devisees, legatees,
porsonal representatives and all per
sons interested in the estato of John
U. Pottit; J. T. Willis and the un
known heirs, devisees, locateos. nor-
sonal representatives and all poraon
Interested in the estate of J. T. Wil
lis, who was the same person as
James T. Willis, defendants.
To the above named defendants:
In pursuanqo of an order of Guy
T. Graves, Judge of the District Court
of Dakota County, Ne rt5k:i, nude nt
chamoe.j at Pontlet. lli.ttmi Coin
ty, Nebraska, on the 21st 'day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1018, in tho above en
titled cause, tho defendants and each
of them are heroby notified that on
tho 20th day of September, A. D.
1018, the plaintiff filed. his petition
in tho district court of Dakota Coun
ty, Nobraskn, the object and praver
of which are to quiet the titlo in the
plaintiff and against tho defendants
and all persons claiming under them
to tho following described property
situated in Dakota City, Dakota
County, Nebraska, to-wit: Lots one
(1), two (2), three (3). four (4), IWq
(6), six S), se.yen (7), eight (8).
nine (0), ton (10), eleven (11) and
iweive uzj in mock seventeen (17); I
the plaintiff alleges that ho and his
grantors havo been in open, notorious, i
continuous, exclusive and adverse ,
possession of paid premises for more
limn niteen years last jiast; that the
dofondants, Herman KounUc, nnd the
unknown heirs, devisoou, logatees,
personal representatives and all per
sons interested in tho estato of Her
man Koiintu, claim soino interest in
said Lot one (1) by virtue of a quit
claim deed from Augustus Kountze,
as President of the DakotaXity Com
piny to the said Herman Kountze,
that the defendants, William D.Aber
and ilie unknown heirs, devisees, IeR-
ulei -. ci'Miniil representatives and
'all j.cisonj interested in lh. e tale
,of William H. Aber, claim '..mo in
'Uiv i m said Lot One (I) by irtue
Of i trustee's deed from Thomas T.
Collie r to the said William D. Aber;
that ihe defendants, John 13. Dewalt.
Horace Dewalt, David E. Darkley, and
Coeivia Jbj', as sole and only lirs at
law of Thomas L. Griffey, clai'o some
lnter"t in and to said Lot One (1)
by ntue of a tax deed from Enos
Keel, Treasurer of Dakota County,
Nobn.ska, to said Thomas L. Griffey;
that the defendant, William C. Orr,
claims some right, titlo and interest
111 and to said Lot two (2), as sole
md i.nly heir or Charles C. Orr, by
virtue of a tax deed from W'illiani
Adair, as Treasurer of Dakota Coun
ty, Iscbiaska, to said Chailes C. Orr;
that loan L. Collier, whoso first and
real name is Joan L. Collier, claims
some rights title nnd Inteiejt in and
to sud Lots two (2), three (3) and
ton (lo) by virtue of a-deed from
Snrah M. Collier Comstock to said
loan L. Collier, whose first and real
name is Joan L. Collier; that the de
fendiints, William Kountze, and tho
unknown heirs, devisees, lcgalei-1",
porsonal representatives and all pe -sons
interested in the ostr.te of Will
iam Kountze, claim sonte right, title
and interest in nnd to said Lots five
(5) and eight (8), by virtue of a
quit claim deed from Augustus
Kountze, as President of the Dakota
City Company to-nhe said William
Kgunlzc; that the defendant, Anna P.
Kountze, claims some right, title and
interest in and to said Lots five (5)
and iiisht (8), by reason of being tho
wife of Luther Kountze, the grantee
in a certain deed from Herman
Kount.e and Elizabeth Kountze nu im
porting to convey said Lots live (5)
ami eignt to; to tlio said Ulther
Kountze; that the defendants, Thomas
T. Collier, tho 'unknown heirs, devi
sees, legntecs, personal representa
tives nnd all persons interested in the
estate of Thomas T. Collier, claim
some right, titlo and interest insniJ.
Lots four (4) and nine (0) by virtue
of a deed from William F. Lockwood
and Mary A. Lockwood to the said
Thomas T. Collier; that the defend
ants, William II. Harvey, and the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives and all persons
interested in the estate of William
H. Harvey, claim sonic right, titlo
and interest in and to said Lot six
(G), bj virtue of n deed from Eugene
D.rGray to the defendant, William II.
Harve; that the defendant, Joseph
W. Gray, and the unknown heirs, de
visees, legatees, personal representa
tives and all persons interested in the
estate of Joseph W. Gray, claim some
right, title and interest in and to
said Lot six (G) by virtue of a trus
tee's deed from Thomas T. Collier to
the said Joseph W. Gray; that the
defendant, J. N. H. Patrick, and the
unknnu i heirs, devisees, legntecs,
personal representatives and all per
sons interested in tho estato of J,N,
II. Patrick, claim some right, title
nnd interest in and to said Lot seven
(7 )!,;, virtue of a deed from James
W. iituo to the said J. N. II. Pat
rick; that the defendants, J. D. AI.
Crockwell, and the unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal represent
atives' and all persons interested in
the estate of J. D. AI. Crockwell,
cl.iinf some right, title and interest
in and to said Lot ten (10) by virtue
of a deed from Augustus Kountze, as
President of the Dakota City Compa
n to the said J."D. AI. Crockwell;
that the defendants, John U. Pettit,
the unknown heirs, devisees, legntces,
personnl representatives and all per
sons interested in the estate of John
l'. Pottit, claim some right, title and
interest in nnd to said Lot eleven
(11) by virtue of a trustee's deed
from Thomas T. Collier to tho said
John U. Pettit; that the defendants,
J. T. Willis, who is tlio samo person
i James T. Willis, and the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentatives and .all persons interest
ed in tho estate of J. T. Willis, claim
some right, title and interest in end
to said Lot twelve (12) hy virtue of
a deed from William Dierking, Si, to
the said J. T. Willis, and by reason of
the failure of ono A. AI. ilnzolbaker
to record a deed executed by the
said J. T. Willis to A. AI. Hazelbaker.
You are loquired to answer said
petition op or before the Uth day of
November, A. D. 1018.
ANDREW L. PETERSEN,
l'lalntlff
First publication 0-10-18
Probate Not tee to Creditors.
In the County Court of Dnkota
County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the estato of Don
E. Cameron, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That tho
creditors of the said deceased will
meet the executrix of said estato
before me, County Judge of Dnkota
County, Nebraska, at tho County
Court Room in said county, on the
18lh dny of November, 1018, and on
tho 21st day of December, 1018, at
10 o'clock A. AI., each day, for the
purposo of presenting their claims
for examination, adjustment nnd al
lowance. Three months are allowed
for creditors to present their claims
and ono year for the qxecutrix to
settle said estate, from the 18th dny
of September, 1018. This notice will
bo published in the Dakotn County
Herald for four weeks successively
prior to the 18th day of November,
1018. -
Witnoss my hand, and seal of said
court, this lath day of Soptember, A.
I)., 1018.
S. W. AIcKlNLEY,
(Seal) Couniy Judge.
wi: nt'Y old pa i,si-:
TLITll
Wo pay from $2.00 to $35.00 per set
(broken or not). We also jmy actual
iiluu for dinmonds, old Gold, Silver
anil Ili'idcro-work. Smiil nt nnp. lv
parcel post nnd receive cash by re
turn mail.
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I l'mve re-nnaiiKed
u 'will install pool tables in the fi'nnt pail of building."
gj All my restaurant pillions will he eared for as be-
E fore. Meals and lunches servul at ;.li r-a-onable hours.
Everything
and Up
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to. 3 15 Pearl Street
where we will be lad. lo 'see all'oui old pat.nii.,
and we hope, u.ar.v new one. 'Jhij- n ovt- i- nec
essary, as the building we now have isoo-n:all
for ou! growing huMuess.
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Old Local ion, -111 Pearl St.
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FILE NOW ON
Splendid Irritable Lands nlth (hit eminent Irrigation that
Insures Water are Vet Available
Isa ISfoe
You Ret this choice land free; you pay for an ample supply of water,
that is available when needed, on tho easiest financial terms, with no
iiiWio0Ut thlrt,y ,rrI.B,nte? fn,r15 .vet remain in the first Deavor
Unit of 12,000 acres alonRside the Durlington's Central Wyomine main
.... ...uk in iwiiiern wyominp. KUe now. Do not wait until
bpnnjr. Visit Powel, Wyo., nearliy, and note the value of exactly
tlic same kind of lands, watered under the same Government canals.
Let me send you printed matter and holp you-locate. I want o put set
tlers right now on every irrigated farm. You can raise good crops
next Summer and the country needs all you can raise.
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of every Abstract I mako
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Successor to the Dakota
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Westcott's Undertaking
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