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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Filed for record for week ending
April 9th. 1921:
S. B. r ght. single to Uscar M.
- . I...- in .,.1.1:. '
Krunitum, lot 40, County addition,
$l,SO0.0O.
W. W. Norton and wife to Andrew
Harrington, lot 3, block 17, Box Butte
addition, .".00.00.
Edgar C. Whisman and wife to W.
W. Norton, lot 3, block 17, Box Butte
addition, $300.00.
Frank Abegg and wife et al to Fred
M. Shelmadine, NE'i of section 11,
SE'i of section 2-2i-4S. 22,400.00.
Frank Ah0"" and wife to Daniel H.
FUbh...-n, NW'i of section 26-2(5-4,
?S,000.00.
nei.e Brown, widow, to Frank M.
Wallace, NE" of sect'on 20-27-50, 51.
Andrew Harrington to Julius Ralph
Wattevne. lot 3. block 17, Box Butte
addition. $1,2.'. 0.00.
Trtt scoe ts sio
AN' THKtE ON Ct- AH Mt
NOTICE FOR PFBLICATION
Department of The Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Alliance,
Nebraska, March 2S. 121.
Notice is hereby given that Stephen
S. Nice, of Alliance, Nebraska, who, on
January 7th, 191s, made Homestead
Entry No. pi841J, for SEUNEU and
SE'i of Sec. 21, and SW 'iNWU and
W'-iSWU of Section 22, Township 24,
North, Range 47, West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to' make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office,
at Alliance, Nebraska, on the Gth day
of May, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Joe
Bills, Will Campbelr, James Blagraves,
Cora Pealer, all of Alliance, Nebraska.
T. J. O KEEFE, Register.
Mar2!-Apr2!J
NOTICE
In the District Court of Box Butte
County, Nebraska.
Jennie M. Niquist, Plaintiff,
vs.
Gust Niquist, Defendant.
To Gust Niciuist, non-resident, de
fendant: You are hereby notified that
on the lKth day of November, 1920,
Jennie M. Nitjuist, filed a petition
against you in the District Court of
Box Butte County, Nebraska, the (b
ject and prayer of which are to obtain
a u.vorce iron you on tne grounds ot
extreme cruelty and non-support for ;
.uo.e iuan t yyn.s p..ung u.e n.-
.ng of said petition without just cause
or provocate oxx are required to
vWtLS; ,,' rofVv .be,? Mn"
(laiJJyJ J.?!1-,- I
MITCHELL GANTZ, AUos. , .'tStirtTcian
Apil--M.m.' ! ant, i po stuhrt wl.ptar- of the Ne-
NOTICE braska department of agriculture.
The condition of winter wheat is 93
In the District Court of Box Butte ' per cent, which forecasts a possible
Countv, Nebraska. i production of 5S.329.000 bushels. The
Flovd S. Trine, Plaintiff, j present condit on is three Voints alove
VS- ! the"la: t December confl.tion and about
Sarah Ann Small, the Unknown ' nine points above the ten year aver
Heirs, Devisees, Legatees, Per-. age rendition for this date. Condi
sonal Representatives and All i t ons have been unfavor:b;e in a few
Other Persons Interested in the northern and western counties due to
Estate of Sarah Ann .Small, de-, dry weather during the autumn am
ceased, the Southwest Quarter of winter months and further damaged
Section 32, Township 2H. Range somewhat by high 'winds this spring.
49, Box Butte Countv, Nibraska, , Some of the stands are qu te thin and
and All Persons Claiming Anv In- i a small loss in acreage is expected
terest of Anv Kind in Said Real . Conditions over the remainder of the
Estate, or Any Part Thereof, De- j
fendants.
Sarah Ann Small, the Unknown
Heirs, Devisees, Legatees, Personal
Representatives ami All Other Person
Interested in the Estate of Sarah Ann !
Small, deceased, and Any Persons I
Claiming Anv Interest of Any
jKind in Said Real Estate, to-wit: The
Southwest Quarter of Section 32,
Township 2i, Range 49, Box Butte
County, Nebraska, or Any Part There-
of, non-resident defendants, Defend-
ants, real names unknown, will take
notice that on the 31st day of March,
1921, Floyd S. Trine, plaintiff in the
above entitled case, filed his petition in
the above entitled action in the Dis-
trict Court of Box Butte County, Ne- j
braska, against all of the defendants :
named in the title to this case, the cb- j
ject and prayer of which are that the ,
mortgage recorded in Book 8 at Page ,
4.r)2 of the Mortgage Record of Box !
Butte county, Nebraska, executed ami 1
delivered to Charles S. Ailing, and as-:
signed by the said Charles S. Ailing;
to Hester A. Hunt, and assigned by
Paschal D. Bertine, executor of the .
Last Will and Testament of Hester A.
Hunt, deceased, to the defendant, i
Sarah Ann Small, may be decreed to j
be cancelled, extinguished, discharged j
of record artd decreed to be wholly i
forfeited and determined, and no lion 1
upon the said land; that all claim of
light, title, interest, lien and owner-1
ship of any kind and nature, either !
actual or contingent, if they have any.
i of all the defendants, in ami to said
an,i ,e found and decreed to be sub
. . . . - . . ,i i
iect. iunior and inferior to the right.
tit'e, interest, lien and ownership of,;n pf., cent as compared to X7.9 peri
the plaintiff in and to said land, and rpnt )ast ppcember ami 7".i per cent;
that the cloud or clou Is thereby cast a vear ,uro -rhi cond ton forecasts,
upon the plaintiff's title to .-aid land , a j,ro-luotion of about C21 .000.000 bu.
be decreed to be removed and set aside, ' wmch compares w th .'.77.7n3.00O bu.
and that a'l claims of light, title, lien,: .lst ypai. un, 729,r.o:;,(K)0 bu. in 1919.
interest or ownership of all of the de- ; 'rnit;n Gf rye js ;,n.: per cent
fendants, each and every one of the , as Pmnared to x(5.x a vear ago.' The
them, of every kind and nature, in said i estimated number of brood tows is
land, if they claim jir have any in said I x.7.7,000 bead as compared to X.ti.vr,.
land, may be cancelled, set aside and 0(l0 head la.-t year and 9,970,000 head
decreed to be held for naught, and no , jn i9i'j,
lien or incumbrance upon or against , ' .
-aid land; that the plaintiff's poses-; K,ance and lineland are agreed that
ion, right, title, lien, interest andln(, pon,i 0f (jPnnan fle.-h mu-t come
ownership, in and to said land be quiet-1 orT. xhe difference is that England
ed and confirmed in the plaintiff, and;,ioefn t want the atient killed, while
thut the ilefendants, nil of them, andjprunrp Chicago Tribune.
THE ALLIANCE 1 1 EH ALP, TUESDAY, AITJL 12. 1021
s a Great Life
X I (UPSS tut
AH A CHOCLATt
TO Tttt NlovtE-S
TrtM Pint
each ami every one of them, and their
servants, agent., employees, heirs,
executors, administrators, grantees
and assigns, and all persons claiming
by, through or under thorn, in any
way or manner, be enjoined from
claiming or asserting any right, title,
interest, lien or ownership of any kind
n said land adverse to that of the
l.ilaintiff, his servants, agents, em
ployees, heirs, executors, administra
tors, grantees and assigns, or from
interrupting or disturbing the plain
tiff's use, possesion and enjoyment of
said land, and the use, ossesnon and
enjoyment thereof of the plaintiff's
servants, agents, employees, heirs,
executor.', administrators and assigns
and grantees, and for such other and
further relief as may be just, equitable
and proper, and that the plaintiff re
cover his costs herein.
You and each of you are required to i
an
swer said petit on on or before the
23rd dav of May, 1921
Dated this Mh dav of April. 1921.
FLOYD S. TRINE, Plaintiff.
MITCHELL & GANTZ, Attorneys. .
ApWi-Mayfi
Nebraska Crop Report
Shows Nebraska Wheat
In Very GdoJ Condition
A . t wheat con,ilion of 03 ,,er
cpnt whch is aUve the avel.aRe for
hj , t cond ton of 92 pe;
increased number of sows and
, ' , b su , ,ovv1. (lcman(,
and lower wages for farm labor are
the leading features of the April crop
state have been idal fiom the time
that ground was prepared, ami v.m-ui
made a heavy growth. High winds
dried the surface soil somewhat this
spring and a general Sain is needed.
An estimate of the abandoned area of
what will be made next month.
I he condition of rye is m per cent.
a gain of two ponts sinee December.;
It is rather unurial lor tne con.i tion ;
j of rye to be lower than winter wheat j
i at this date, but it is due to the fact
that the more important rye counties,
- have been short of moisture la.-t au-
tumn and winter. '
I Brood sows gained to the extent of j
: r per cent in number over last rpring. I
kThe total number is (507.000 head as'
compared to (i3.".000 head a year ago,
730,000 head in 1919 and XI 1,000 head j
in 191X. Feeding operat ons have been j
comparatively light during the pa.-t
w'nter, but it is now believed that the 1
best way to consume the large stocks!
f corn is through increased pork pro-,
duction. i
The farm labor supply is 118 per!
cent compared to last year and 100
cent as compared to normal. The
present labor requirements are XX per 1
CPnt compared to a year ago and 90
J(,,. rfnt i4S compared to normal. The
,nii,i weather this .-pring has enab'ed
fannrrs to do a large per cent of their
work, thereby limiting the demand fori
he p. Wages have been reduced con-1
siderably, perhaps 2a per cent to ".ft
,,er cont' less than a vear ago at which i
f.,, mnrs i the highest waives
; on Vecoil.
Estimates for the Lmted .States are
I tl follows! Winter wheat condition
it You Don't Weaken."
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LAKESIDE
Hcher Horde arrived Saturday on a
business visit.
Mr. Coo went to Wyoming on busi
ness last week.
Dick Hun.saker went to South Da
kota last week.
B. F. Weekley rode in from the
Star Ranch Sunday.
A. W. Tyler drove in from his ranch
Thursday after a load of coal.
Ed and Maggie Cody wore in town
Sunday to attend the ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson diove in
from the ranch Friday afternoon.
R. D. Kirkpatrick returned the lat
ter part ot the week from Omaha.
C. C. Jameson in lived Sunday to
visit his son, Ed. B. Jameson, here.
Marguerite Briggs visited her;
friend, rayc Hupsaker, here Sunday,
. V. Irester drove in from his
ilome in the count,y Thursdav morn-
ing
Roy Hitter anil family drove up
from their home near Ellsworth Sun
day. Frank and Richard Keith drove in j
uom the ranch last I huistlav after-
iioo-i.
Miss Bertha Lyler visited friends .
here Sunday and attended the baseball j
game. j
George Woodward left Sunday on .
No. 44 for Omaha to see an eye pe-l
cialist. " i
Rev. Charles Burleigh went to '
Wh'tm.in Saturday and returned
Sunday.
Frank De Fiance and Sidney Irwin!
Irove up from the ranch Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Prjor of Allirnce visited heriSundtv afternoon. The score was i)
laughter. Mrs. O. E. Black here this
.vcek-end.
C. M. Carey and nephew Jances
ink drove uo from the ranch Satur-
lay morning. i from here who attended weie the
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunsacker ar.d Mes.-rs. and Me dames Cecil Wilson,
hiidren of Antioeh visited relatives ' Anthony Morris Leo Berry, Georpe
lere Sunday. j l.indley". Ode Black, Bruce Hunsacker
Miss Lillie Cooper is here from Wy-'and Beyil Beynolds. A lelcious lunch
oming visiting at the home of her sis- J was served in the course of the eve
ler. Mrs. Roy Hud.-on. ning. . 1
Mr. and Mr-. Dick McConauehry. I Miss Mildred Beaston very pleasant
and little son, drove in from the Van- ly entertained the members of the la
alstine ranch Sunday. tlies kensingston club and their litt'e
I'ui I Coe was a Bingham visitor the j hi'ks la:t Thursday afternoon, April
'at'.er port of the week and n turned , 7. Tho ;e pi eent were Mesdr.mes Cook,
home Sunday on N'o. 13. j MctJ'nm'y, Blacic, Cowles, Longarro,
Mrs. Evan'-t and children left Sun-: Foe. Morris, Reynolds, ami the Misses
day on No. 4 5 for Ant och where they j Humphrey and Harris, and litlle tons
evprct to live in the fu uie. I were Bobby Jean Coo!;, Alice Amelia
lee Wells drove up from Paw'ette Black. Lyd'a Mare Kirkpatrick, Doro
Sunday and back borne Monday after ! thy Mae Roe and Master Darral Mc
a load of freight for the ranch. j G;nnis. A delicious lunch was served
James Mcintosh was called to Tren-j and a jolly good time enjoyed by all
ton. Nebr., la-t Friday on account of present.
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will win jour htstiii"; respect. Our wide experience m the
undertaking field enables us to give you a painstaking, polite
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REAL ESTATE
Box Butte County Farms and Ranches
Alliance Citj Property
NEBRASKA LAND CO.
J. C McCORKLE, Manager
Office Ground Floor First Nation Buk
11 1
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the death of his mother at that place
Mrs. Nellie Shea, conducted the
eighth grade examination here last
Thursdav and V riday at the school
house.
Mrs. Loo llerry and- Mrs. George
I.iudley attended the funeral of the
little Wilson baby at Alliance last
Thursday. t
Georgo Limiley and O. E. Black
went to South Dakota on a business
trip. They returned the latter part
of the week.
Nels Rask moved a wagon load of
household goods to Antioeh Sunday
for Mr. Evan, who has been living
in East Lakeside.
B. M. Johnston arrived here the lat
ter part M the week on important
business and to pack and
ship his
goods to l ead, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. I,d. Osoorn and chu
dren, Lloyd and Viva visited relatives
relatives at Bingham the week end, re
turning Sunday on No. 43
Mrs. Bertha Haag arrived Friday
from Des Moines, Iowa for a visit
with her daughters, Miss Marguerite
Haag and Mrs. Joe Laiua, here
Little Maxine Whaley is reported
much better at the time of this writ
ing. John Dickerson, B .M. Johnston
and Harry Wha'ey were Ant.och busi
ness visitors Saturday.
1 Mr. Sylers, who was employed at
the Standard potash plant until it
closed down, started with his family
Sunday morning for an overland trip
to Oklahoma in the.r car,
A number from Antioeh drove down
' Sunday to attend the baseball game
i between Antioeh and Lakeside here
to IS in favor of Antioeh.
! Mrs. George Hunsacker entertained
at a dancing party at the Thomas
Brings home Saturday n'ght. Thos
123 West
Third Street
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Constuntinr J o'lnl t'H pr rent of the
(.reck vote. A a frnil of the l?mo-
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the nninp nrl aiMrrss of hi cai)in
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ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
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