Three-Chair Shop
Up-to-Date Bath Rooms
CLAYTOR & SIMMONS
Barter Shop and Hi ku
211 Box Butte Ave.
Shower Baths in Connection
First-Class Work Satisfaction Guaranteed
ODINGS OF SHERIDAN
COUNTY BOARD
NEW STOCK
MEN'S SHOES
M. D. Nichols has received a
new stock of men's shoes, which he
has for sale at his shop, 217 Box
Butte avenue. Men's fine dress
shoes, work shoes and medium
grades. These are the J. P. Dunn
shoes, and are dependable goods.
They have the style, fit and wear,
the three things you want in shoes.
Call and get prices.
Travel Against Time
The Bell Telephone Defies Distance
Wbtl business orpleasuiv
calls you to a distant city or
another part "of your own
town, use the Bell Tele
phone. It saves time for
work.
When time counts, the
telephone will cover miles
of country and deliver your
message in an instant. Tel
ephoning may not cost as
much as you think.
Telephone Convenience Far Exceeds Its Cost.
Mr
Am 5aV r
Nebraska Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Lines
Reach Nearly Everywhere.
Complete Work as Board of Equali
latln, After Which They
Transact General
Business
FURNISHED BY COUNTY CLERK
$11.00
5:1.50
6.50
40 50
NEIGHBORING NOTES
Things Happening and About to Hap
pen in Nearby Towns and
Counties
CULLED FOR BUSY READERS
Alliance Meat Company
C E, PHILLIPS, Mgr.
20S BOX BUTTE iiVE.
FILL LINE OF MEATS
Best Goods at Living Prices
Kushville, Nebr.. July L lit.
County Commissioners, County Assessor-
and County Clerk mot as a
Hoard of Equalization on rail of the
County Clerk. After taking up norn e
equalization work the Hoard adjourn
ed ns a Hoard of Kqun Illation and
met as a regular Hoard and allowed
till lfs as follows:
Poor Fund
dates & Folsom, mclse
Bridge Fund
C. H. I .Mii.lv. bda wk. & mat.
A. L. Hamum. blacksmithlng.
Lodell Post, bridge work .. .
General Fund
Carl Tuchngen. refund IQM
J, H. Crowder, office expense.. 5.00
Oust Winter, claimed 11.60, rejected
Ja. Ci. Brooks, painting .. . . MCftf
II K Colemaji, salary, rotinty as
sessor $76.40
C. C. Zregler. salary and extras
62.50
H. O. Johnson, labor 9-00
Arthur Forshay, maals and guard
lug prisoner 5.90
.Jno. C. Deullaghan, off. serv. 9.00
Klopp & Bartlett Co., vault fix
ture 331.20
John Hurtzlapp, cleaning carpets,
2.50
Parsons Hdw. Co., mdBe 3.55
J. P. Lembaeh, helping surveyor,
7.50
C. H. I.undy. assessing 72.00
J. W. Auker, viewing road .. 8.00
H. F. Waamund, Jr., salary and
freight paid 162.27
R. G. Dorr, J. P. FeeR HI. 10
Bessie Shearer, work, assessor's
books 15.00
I. A. lleckwlth, assessing Cordon
.. 219.00
R. L, Wllhlte, adv. cost crt. .. iO.Ofl
R. L. illiite, advance costs court 10.
A. 1). New, salary Jailor fee and
board prisoner 166.50
J. E. West, work on assessor's
books 61.50
J. H. Edmonds, coBts state via.,
Wm. Liptrap 14.70
Hammond and Stephens Co. 25.96
R. F. Kltterman, witness board of
oquilizatlon 3.20
J. F. McParland, off serv. .. 60.00
K. If. Bruce, ditto 159.60
P. S. Parker, ditto 67.00
Rushville Tel. Co., rents and tolls
11.26
Road Fund
Earl Miller, road work .'. i. 5MQ.
Fred Reeves, ditto 14. on
V. E. Jones, ditto 38.50
Chas, Rentes., ditto W.OO
W illiam Reevt s, ditto MO
P. O. Shoop, ditto Io!t6
Milo Shafer, road work l.flO
1. K. Williams, ditto 61 00
Kd. Williams, ditto U.00
Walter Lunge, ditto 2.5ttj
Chas. Met calf, ditto 14.00
Bernard Johnson, ditto .. .. 14.00
P. H Parks, ditto 14.75
'I '. Jensen, ditto 17 50
C. J. Palmer, ditto 8. 75
J. A. Cob Bos, ditto 5.25
John Rush, ditto .. .. '.. ... .. 17.15
John Musack, ditto 8.75
Chat. Jacobs, ditto .. .. '. ..' 3.60
Peter Smith, ditro .. .. .. .. 30.00
Clans Rohwer. ditto . 2.00
Thomas Jensen, ditto .. .. .. 42.00
L. R. Sawyer, ditto 10.00
Ellis Powell, ditto 24.50
Frank Dkriex, ditto 42.00
( has. Cronan. ditto 5.00
J. lines Howell. Jr., ditto .. .. 8.71
W. H. Read. Jr., , 30.00
("has. Junack, ditto 7.00
Chas Skoda, ditto 21.00
Herbert Hlggs, ditto 35 00
W. s. Reno, ditto 3.50
Jerry Stauffer. ditto 6.00
T. R. Hardin, ditto 6.00
Frank Murphy, ditto 11. 75
R. C. Stamnard, ditto 6.00
Earl Pulley, ditto 15.76
Adolp Kruml, ditto 7.00
lin i.ockman, ditto 7.00
Henry Bruns, ditto 5.25
Ceo Addle, ditto 5.25
John Smith, ditto 8.75
H. J. Coon, ditto 8.50
Arnold Litzens. ditto 32 75
J. C. Hutzel, ditto 1 4 .00
Theo. Huller, ditto S.M
Win. Vatruba. ditto 3 .50
Herman Jungck, ditto 16.60
Curt Lackman,. ditto 10. 5o
William Fisher, ditto 87.50
Arnold Peters, ditto LM
Byron Vanbaskirk. ditto .. .. 94.50
Fred T Alios, ditto 7.00
Peter r'mith. ditto 22 .V
Byron Vanbuskirk. ditto .. .. LXO.OO
Rem Smith, ditto 24 on
Wm Addle, ditto 9.00
Jihuie Hurray, ditto 34.00
Sit 111 llindimtn. ditto .. . . . . 122 00
Hiram Russell, ditto IT 5o
John Witt, Sr , ditto 14.00
ti. A. Ueamun. ditto 22.75
Wiiah ullkereoa, iitio , 26.20
U. O- Kiyffr. ditto .. ., . fft.OO
II R ttUy. ditto . . .......... 62.50
CJbis, H fpwnsou. refund $12.00. rt
Hete . - '
Jier. Iir. rtmd overs ,'r.
red.
lien II Hemor and oth
ers asking iliai Kd. Higgus be
appointed t-ojii or aft ft for road
prayed for.
t to call
According to the school census of
Oerlng Just completed, the popula
tion of that town has increasde near
ly one-fifth during the last year. The
number of children of school ag in
creased from 235 to 276.
C. D. Green of Bayard la at the
head of a movement looking to the
organization of an association for fhe
extermination of mosquitoes in the
North Platte valley. it is elnimed
that It can be easily done by united
action In the use of kerosene and
crude oil in ponds of stagnant water
and irrigating canals.
An enterprising merchant of Min
at a re and Melbeta, two small towns
In the North Platte valley, inserts
a full page advertisement In the
county seat paper of Scotte Bluff
county. There are some merchants
In larger towns that think it does
not pay to advertise mm h in July
and August. They should try it
Once and find out that It does, and
has been proved by many of the most
Judicious advertisers.
The Northport Herald has been
changed from a six column., eight
page iwper, to a seven column, eight
paj?e publication. Although estab
lished only a few months nio, It has
crowding to the front as one of the
leading newspapers of the North
Platte valley. Hon. C. D. Casper,
well known in central Nebraska as,
a veteran newspaper man, Is editor.
According to the Seottsbluff Re
publican, a young man of that coun
ty went to (rering, the county seat,
to secure a license to wed, but upon
his return home he found 1 hat the
county Judge had given him a sub
po 'tin Instead of a marriage license.
The annual convention of the Sher
idan county Sunday school associa
tion for this year will be held at
Hay Springs, Friday, July 19.
The Llsco Tribune is the name of
a newspaper which first saw the
linlit of day at Liseo, Garden coun
ty, last week. It is an eight page,
Bix columns to the page, weekly,
two pagM home print.
The Dawes county Sunday school
convention for this year will be held
at Chadron, Monday and Tuesday,
July 22 and 28.
Chudron has been having a plague
of mosquitoes until the city council,
upon recommendation of the board
of health, is trying to get rid of
t be) 11 by the use of oil.
e
The Heniingford potato carnival
next fall promises to be some big
doings. The Herald will be pleased
to help boost it.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TVYaj
estic
I R m R E PUT AT ION! g
In case of serious illneas, you wouldn't call In any old doe- Plf
cl tor, but would get the beet doctor you knew of, The Doctor nn
4 with a Reputation, the doctor that hae shown hi worth by Wu
" years of good honest service.
Then why buy any old range, when you can get The Great titt
Majestic, The Range with a reputation a reputation won by w
years of constant, honeat and economical service. BL
m The Majeatic Is made right OF NON-BREAKABLE MALLE- fe
ABLE IRON, and RUST-RESISTING CHARCOAL IRON. All j&f
-efl parts of the Majestic are riveted together (not bolted) practlc- lt
kJ ally airtight- no cold enters range or hot air escapee, thus bak-
Aj ing perfect with about half the fuel used in a range that te bolt- g
ed and pasted together with stove putty. o
The All-Copper Movable Reservoir on the Majestic is ab- 'uh,
"ipj eolutely the only reservoir worthy of the name. It beats 15 gal- J3
2 Ions of water while breakfast is cooking, and when water bolls ,
-M it can be moved away from fire by simply shifting lever. tjb
Call at our store and let us snow you why the Majestic is
jm absolutely the best range on the market. Ml
Bj Your neighbor has one ask her. All styles and sizes.
I. L. ACHESON I
PHELAN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
Great Change in Homestead Law
MORE LIBERAL THAN EVER BEFORE
Just think of it! Only 21 months astual residence required, during
3 years, instead of 60 monntha a before. Write today and let me teff
you about the
Government Irrigated Farms in the
Big Horn Basin
Twelve years time to pay for wa
ter right, without interest. Only
small paymentB first five years.
Included in New Law
WHAT THIS NEW LAW MEANS:
Mondell 320-Acre
Free Homesteads
in Wyoming. A good chance for
farm hands, farm renters, and oth
ers, to obtain valuable dairy and
stock farms.
5 Months Absence Each Year
This new law is the result of the Joint wfcsam of thebest posted
land men of the West. You can be away from your homestead five
months each year earning money to improve your farm. The seven
months' time of residence can be employed to get In shape for keep
ing stock, and a Patent thus early secured gives you credit to b u f
enough stock to start with.
Send for new folder telling all about the soil, crops grown, conven
iences to timber, coal and other advantages for home building. When
writing let me know which lands interest you most.
D. Clem Deaver, Immigration Agent
1004 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska
(Cut this out and st nd it to a 'friend)
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Attkjtit, H K. WAS.MCM).
Co. Clerk
Approved, P. S. PARK KK .
t'halrmai!
The fh-st (peeling of the Nationa
AssociMiloii of Chiropodists adjourned
a t'lihaso tu meet at Mew York in
July, 191.V The delegates were enter
tallied with flrst hand knowledge or a
perfect foot, made so by careful atten
tion its preservation, the model be
ing Mrs Nellie Shaw A Chicago.
Reported by F. E. Reddish, Bonded
Abstracter, Box Butte Coun
ty, Nebraska
CbsaS A. Newberry to Robert J.
Hill, V KB and K NW 5-24-4!t. $500
B B
United States to .lohn Kessler, N
NK and SV MB 1 8-26-6 1. Patent
J. K. Hainbsch to Phillip Kambscb,
NW 2S-27-5 $:',,200
9
United States to John A. Lore,
Lots 1, 1, ;:, 4 of 2-24-50. Patent
B B
F. M. Baker to Lena Uenhn Bak
er. Lot 0, Block 3, Hltchcockd. Hills
and Snedekers Adition to Alliance,
Nebraska $450
B B
Charlie Britikiiian to Oierks Lum
ber and Coal Co., l.m 10, Block 17,
Alliance, Nebraska $800
B s
United States to Henry J. Winten,
all of 1- 25- IS, Patent
B B
United States to heirs of Jacob
Havorka. S sec. 17, W NW, SK NW,
Ml N'E 20 28 51. Patent
B
Grant Hale to Charley Brinkmaii,
Uit in. Block 17. alliaao. $800.
. - .
Prank K Reddish to Robert E.
Hriscoll, Lot I, Block 2, first addi
tion to Alliance. $2000.
B B
United States to Andrew Ta thai li
er, N'a NW'4 sec :!0-26-51; NK'4 25-
26-52. latent.
. B B
Jamt i P Mullen to li. C. Kinp
field. SW' se- 28-7-51. $2500.
B B
B. C Eiupfield to James ( l-eon
aid, S ', sec 28-27 51. $:1200.
B B B
Braes t. .mit-r to BeaUrtos Kins.
Ot I, block 2. First adit ion to Alli
ance. $2imio
SHERIDAN COUNTY READERS
DOYLE & MOON
Building
Cont factors
Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished Without Charge
TWENTY-FiVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE
Members Local Union No. 1138 PHONCS: 50 and Red 440
HpiP!'aaaK - - j . .
Office at Rodger' Grocery, Phone 1.
JOHN GARRETT
Successor to Frseh Wallace
Transfer Line
Household goods
moved promptly
a and transfer work
solicited.
Res. phone 583
Boards
of all descriptions
for any part of a
house or barn.
Dierks Lumber S Coal Co.
Phone 22 0. Waters, Mgr.
Through the courtesy of the eoun
ly clerk of BserMeS coiiniy. who
(linMsaes The Herald with the min
utes of the eetfage' of the commis
slouers of that county, we are again
uublislmiK the same this week.
These minutes will interest many
Herald readers for the simple reason
that we have a targ-e number of sub
scribers to the paper in the south
half r Kheridaii county While all
that is published in this paper may
not interest all of Its readers, we
aim to publish only what will inter
est a considerable number.
My new stock of
PLUMBING GOODS t
is now arriving. Something new in Bath
Tubs and Closets. Come in and get prices
before buying elsewhere.
t
E. A. RAY
Plumbing and Heating
Phone 720 Green
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