ATKINSON ITEMS.
VEEN MCDONALD, Editor.
It «u a fine rain we had.
tTie corn ia looking fine.
Mike Lyons, of Emmet, was in town
Monday. ______
J. L. McDonald went to O’Neill
Wednesday._
John McNicbols drove to O’Neill
Wednesday. _
H. A. Allen took Monday morning’s
train for O’Neill. '
There will be a shooting tournament
in Atkinson August 16,17 and 18.
Rev. Burleigh was shaking hands with
his many friends in Atkinson last Mon*
day.
The poet office fa being moved into the
Chambers building on main street which
has lately been occupied as a billiard hall.
Arthur Coykendall csme up from
O’Neill last Saturday and stayed over
Sunday. Of course it was purely a
business trip.
Jess Brook caught a fine bass Tuesday.
We might say It weighed 7 pounds but
for* fear of injuring our reputation for
truthfullness we will put It at 81 pounds.
James Johnson, son of Col. B. W.
Johnson, arrived Tuesday evening from
San Francisco for a visit with his rela
tives here whom he had not seen for ten
years. ' -__
Miss Florence McDonald returned
'• home from Fremont last Saturday to
remain a short time. She was accom
panied by Miss Nellie Flood, of Chicago,
who will visit with her during her stay.
The boxing matches Saturday evening
were interesting and well attended.
There were three matches and all of
them were warm. The “go” of the
evening was between Jeston Boehme
' and George Purnell, the decision of the
referee going to Boehme after five
rounds. _
Attorney General Smythe was in. At
kinson Tuesday looking for evidence
that would assist him in establishing his
claim that Bartley’s deposit in the Ex
change bank was state money. The
notion of the state in endeavoring to ap
propriate this deposit and get it paid
ahead of the regular depositors is very
unpopular here.
The hoise races came oil as scheduled
last Saturday and a good crowd was in
attendance. The trotting race was won
by £jobn McNlchols’ horse, he coming
out first in both heats. In the horse race
Keelers biacl^ got first with Neeley’s
horse second. Hitchcocks pony won
first in the pony race aad Alworths pony
second. The novelty race was won by
a horse belonging to Bert Freed.
Miss Emma Reisinger and Mr. Austin
Butler were married at the home of the
bride’s parents, Wednesday evening.
July 81, 1897, Rev. Beok officiating.
Mr. Butler, who is an employee of the
Atkinson Roller Mills, has lived here for
a number of years and is well and favor
ably known. The bride is a daughter of
Wm. Reisinger, a well-to-do farmer
living east of Atkinson, and although
she has been here only about three years
she has made many warm friends all
of whom Join with us in wishing the
happy pair a bright and prosperous
future. _______
The ball game last Friday between the
O’Neill and Atkinson "aid” nines was
dose and exciting although the boys let
the score run Up pretty wdl. The two
nines are very evenly m|tched and the
players on both sides full of life and if
the diamond had been cut down to kids
. sise the score would have been greatly
lowered. When the Atkinson team went
to bat in the last halt of the ninth the
score stood 17 to 18 in favor of O’Neill
but the boys went right after the ball
and amade the two winning rune with
only one out. The icore by innings was
as follows:
Atkinson 54890019 9—19
It O’Neill 4 4 1 9 8 8 0 1 0-18
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Middle Branch.
Cultivating is a thing of the past.
A game of ball was played at Grim
ton last Saturday.
Miss Eva Stevens visited Miss Elsie
Bright last Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Conwell and wife visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Darr last Sunday.
Very hot weather was experienced
here last week.
An unusual number of buggies and
other vehicles were on the road Sunday.
People were calling on their aunts,
uncles, brothers, etc.
Uncle Johnny Walker was taken sud
denly ill Thursday evening with an
attack of neuralgia of the stomach, but
he is now up again.
One of the neighbors called at P. T.
Stevens’ last Sunday and asked to see
Thb Frontier. He said that he would
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once more.
Harry Bright and his mother called at
John Walker’s last Friday.
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NOTICE TO REDEEM.
To Whom it Mat Concern:
You are hereby noticed, that on the eighth
day of November, 189ft, H. Emerson purchased
at publlo tax sale for the delinquent taxes
for the year 18M. the land described below
situated In Uolt county, Nebraska, viz:
8RJ4 see. 1 twp. 20 range 11, taxed in name
of Frank Akin.
NH8WM sec. ft twp. 29 range 11, taxed In
name of John Barrett.
NWH sec. 12 twp. 29 range 11, taxed in name
of John Sklrving.
SEM sec. 22 twp. 29 range 11, taxed In name
of C. A. Whiting.
8Ek see. 85 twp. 29 range 11, taxed in name
of H. M. Dailey. ,
8W!4 sec. 2 twp. 80 range 11, taxed in name
of Marg’t O. Bummers.
WH8W14 and SEHSWJi and BW148E14 sec.
6 twp. 80 range 11, taxed in name of Robert
H. James.
8K8E14 sec. 18 twp. 30 range 11. taxed in
lame of Union Trust Co.
name < __
N WH sec. 21 twp. 80 range 11, taxed in name
of I. C. Edwards.
EV4NEM sec. 28 twp. 80 range 11, taxed in
name of Nelson Hartson.
BWUNWli and NWMBWU seo 94 twp. 80
-.. .—^ Jn DKme 0f Kelson Hartson.
range11. taxed 1_■■_
SW!4 seo. 27 twp. 80 range 11, taxed in name
of Tim Dwyer.
NEM sec. 28 twp. 80 range 11, taxed in name
of M. P. Brennan.
NWU sec. 82 twp. 80 range 11, taxed in name
of William F. Wiley.
WMNEM. NE148WM and NWJ4SE* seo. 11
twp. 28 range 12, taxed in name of Franois 0.
Worley.
NWi sec. a twp. 29 range 12, taxed in name
of Annie A. Keeley.
1WU sec. 12 twp720 range 12, taxed In name
of M. Hanneghan.
SWU sec. 18 twp. 29 range 12, taxed in name
of John McBride.
BHNEla, NmsE!£. sec. 19 twp. 29 range 12,
_NV48EU s
taxed in name of 0. 8. Bartholomew.
BEk sec. 20 twp. 29 range 12. taxed in name
of Union Trust Co.
8EM, seo. 27 twp. 29 range 12, taxed in name
of J. P. O'Donnell.
NRU seo. 28 twp. 29 range 12. taxed in name
of Pavk Vaughn.
WHNEM and NE14NWM. NWMBEJ4 sec. 17
twp. 80 range 12, taxed in name of Thomas
Cleary,
NWJ* seo. 21 twp. 80 range 12,taxed in name
of Annie Jennings.
NW14 sec. 88 twp. 80 range 12, taxed In name
of Annie Gallegber.
NWJ4 sec. 4 twp. 80 range 18, taxed in name
ilon
„ »p. s
of Union Trust Co.
WHNWM, BRSiNW* sec. 14. and NE1*NEK
sec. 1A *wd. 80 range 18. taxed In name of
rrntiK westercniu.
BHNWU sec. 81 twp. 80 range 18, taxed In
name of J, M. Wblsenand.
.NE^ieec. 83 twp. 30 range 13, taxed In name
of H. E, Henderson.
8KN£K. NHSESt seo. 6 twp. 80 range It.
taxed In name of J. W. Gould.
NE* sec. 11twp. 80 range 14, taxed In name
Of Henry T. Nichols.
NIK sec- it twp. 80 range 14, taxed In name
of Dantord Taylor.
NWK sec. 14 twp.80 range 14, taxed In name
of H. Fullerton.
NEK see. 18 twp. 80 range 14, taxed In name
Of Edward H. Slier.
NKNWK sec. 88 twp. 80 rango 14, taxed In
name of W. H, Weeks.
BKNWK seo. 83 twp. 80 range 14, taxed In
name Thaddeus Weeks.
N WK seo. 85 two- 90 range 14, taxed In name
of heirs of Mrs. Broker.
NIK sec. 18 twp. 30 range 14, taxed In name
of Armenia W. Miller.
8WK sec. 85 twp. 80 range 14, taxed In name
of Hiram Beebe.
NWK sec. 84 twp. 30 range 14. taxed In name
of John Reymer.
NKNWK. 8WKNWK sec. 8 twp. 80 range 10,
taxed la name of Alliance Trust Co.
, sec. 4 twp. 00 range Hi, taxed in
name of W. W. Whltehlll.
8WK sec. 4 twp. 80 range 10, taxed In name
of Union Trust Co.
WKWH sec. 8 twp. 80 range 10, taxed In
name of Col. and U. 8. Mtg. Co.
NIK seo. 10 twp. ao range 10, taxed In name
of Jno. W. Lockhart.
8EK sec. 13 twp. ao range 10, taxed in name
of Joseph Jackson.
NEK sec. 28 twp. 30 range 10, taxed in name
of William Adams.
' •8JrH,l^SjS8t"!P-28 «“ge 11, taxed in name
of Nellie Edwards.
NWK sec. 84 twp. 88 range 11, taxed In name
of D. L. Pond.
NWK sec. 88 twp. 88 range 11, taxed In name
OfJacob Kozlsek.
The tax sale certificates covering all of
above described land have been sold and
assigned to the undersigned, T. O. Cannon,
who is the present owner and holder thereof.
The time of redemption from each of said
tax sales will expire on the eighth day of
-1— " "" T.C. Caukox.
November, 1887.
84
In the district court of Holt county, Nebras
John J. McCafferty, Neil Brennan, J. P.
Mann, M. P. Kinkaid, Henry Waterman,
Administrator of the estate of Barrett
Scott, deceased, Plaintiffs.
vs.
IT. B. Blsbee and Cargill Graham. Defendants.
Cargill Graham, one of the above named
defendants, will take notice that on the 21st
day of May, A. D. 1897, John J. McCafferty.
Neil Brennan, J. P. Mann. M. P. Kinkaid. and
Henry Waterman, administrator of the
estate of Barrett Scott, deceased, filed their
petition in the district court of Holt county,
Nebraska, against N. B. Bisbee and Cargill
Graham,defendants, the object and prayer
of which petition is to recover Judgment (and
enforce the payment thereof) on one certain
promissory note given and made by said
defendants for the sum of •S2004.S6, dated M ay
18, 1892, due six months after date, to draw
interest at the rate of ten per cent, per an
num; that there is now due on said note the
sum of <3906.75, for which sum Dlalhtlffs ask
Judgment, that since the beginning of said
action plaintiffs caused to be issued out of
said court an order of attachment against
the lands, tenements, goods, chattels stocks
and credits and what might be owing to said
Cargill Graham in Holt county aforesaid and
caused in connection with said order of
attachment one Charles Knapp therein said
Holt county to be notified or garnisheed to
appear in said court 20th day of July. A. D.
1897, and there answer all questions pro
pounded to him touching the property of said
Cargill Graham in said Knapp’s possession
or under his control, the object being to
reach and obtain an order from the court
requiring said Knapp to pay upon the Judg
ment which plaintiffs seek to recover the
amount he agreed to pay as the purchase
firloe for one quarter section of land situated
n Holt county, which land in fact belongs to
said Cargill Graham and the purchase price
of which is to be paid to said Cargill Graham
by said Charles Knapp, or to be paid to some
third person for the benefit of said Cargill
Graham. You,Cargill Graham, are required
to answor said petition on or before the 16th
day of August, A. D. 1897.
Dated on July 6,1897.
John J. MoCAmm,
Neii. Brennan,
J. P. Mann,
M. P. Kink Ain, and
Henry Waterman,
Administrator of the estate of Barrett
Scott, deceased, Plaintiffs,
By E. H. Benedict,
1-4 Their Attorney.
NOTICE.
Sclberling Miller & Co., Peregoy A Moore,
Daniel O'Neill, Mary Royster and Henry
Royster, her husband, defendants, will take
notloe that Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Hartfoid, Connecticut, a cor
poration, plaintiff, has Died a petition in the
district court of Holt county, Nebraska,
against said defendants. Impleaded with,
Michael O'Neill, Jr.. Annie Gallagher,
Andrew Gallagher, John MoNichols, admin
istrator of the estate of Michael O’Neill
deceased, Patrick Hagerty, John J. McCaff
erty, Riley Brothers, A. M. Huddleson, the
object and prayer of whteh are to foreclose a
certain mortgage dated May 7.1884, for 1500,
and interest, upon the northwest quarter of
section 83 In townshlD 80 north of range 13
west of the Ath P. M. Holt oounty, Nebraska,
given by Michael O'Neill to the plaintiff,
which mortgage was recorded In book 8, page
851, mortgage records of said oounty and to
hare the same decreed to be a llrst lien and
said lands sold to satisfy the same.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 28rd day of August, 1807.
Dated July 14,1897. 8. D. Thornton,
2-4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE.
To L. O. Stott: You will take notice that
on the 7th day of June, 1887, N. Martin, a jus
tice of the peace In and for O’Neill, Holt
county, Nebraska, issued an order of attach
ment for the sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars. In an action pending before him In
which A. Cos tetter Is plaintiff and L, C.
Stott Is defendant. That property of the
said L. C. Stott, consisting of one sorrel mare
with two white feet, one bay mare, one black
horse, one bay horse and one sorrel mare,
has been levied on and J. Ivos, Mr. Turner,
first and full name unknown, and G. A.
McCutchan have been garnished undersold
order of attachment. Said cause was con
tinued to the 26th day of July, 1867, at one
o'clook p. m.
Dated at O'Neill. Neb., this 28th day of
June, 1807. A.Oastettkr, Plaintiff,
6*2-8 By E. II. Benedict. His Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Kemper Hundley A McDonald Dry Goods
company, and Daniel McDonald defendants,
iwlll take notice that William H. Male. Ben
amln Graham, William Halls Jr. and Harris
I. Hayden; plaintiffs, have filed a petition In
the district court of Holt county. Nebraska,
against said defendants Impleaded with
Franklin McDermott, Mary J. McDermott
and G. A. McCutchan, defendants, the object
and prayer of which are to foreclose a trust
deed dated March 10, 1887, for 8200, Interest,
and taxes on the following described prem
ises to-wit: Beginning at a point one hun
dred twenty rods and tour ana one-half feet
east from tne southwest oorner of the north
west quarter of eeotlon 28, In township 20
north, of range 11, thence running east 8
rods thunce running north 20 rods thence
running west 8 rods thence running south 20
rods to the plaoe of beginning. In Holt
oounty. Nebraska, given by Franklin Mc
Dermott and Mary J. McDermott to B. 8.
Ormsby, Trustee, and American Investment
company and assigned to plaintiffs, which
trust deed was reoorded In book 22 page 525
mortgage records of said county, and to have
the same decreed to be a first lien and said
premises sold to satisfy the same.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 0th day of Ausust, 1897.
Dated June 28,1807.
62-1 8. D. Thornton,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
NOTICE.
_ O’Neill, Neb., June 21,1897.
The city council upon motion made the
following estimate of the probable amount
of money necessary for all purposes to be
expended In this city during the fiscal year
commencing on the first Tuesday In May,
For salaries.11600.00
For fuel. 500.60
For repairing sidewalks.... 100.00
For printing and supplies.. 200.00
For repairing waterworks.. 300.00 12700.00
For Interest on waterworks bonds.1100.00
For Interest on railroad bonds. 1320.00
For railroad sinking fund. 1100.00
18220.00
The entire revenue of the city for the
previous year, was upon motion duly con
sidered by the council and found to be as
follows:
Cash In hands of city treasurer May
1. 1887. 1411.68
Collected from all sources for the
year ending May 1, 1897 . 2801.17
88216.75
Attest N. Martin,
Olty Clerk.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Orrici at O'Nriix, Nrh.
June it, 1807.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Inten -
tlon to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof wlU be made
before the register and receiver United
States land office at O'Neill, Neb., on July 37.
1897. viz:
CHRISTIAN BBRGER. H. E. No. 14448,
for the NWH Sec. 7, Twp. 30 N.. R. 10 W. 6th
P. M. In Neb.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: P. J. Lansworth, J. H.
Adlson, H. A. Polk, Adolf Peterson, all of
Agee, Neb.
494np John A. Harmon, Register.
NOTICE POE PUBLICATION.
Land Orrics at 0'Nbii.l. Neb.,
„ . . Junes. 1807.
Notice is hereby Riven that the following
named settler has filed notlceof his Intention
to make final proof In support of bis claim,
and that said broof will be made before the
Register and Receiver United States land
office, at O Neill, Nebraska, on July SB, 1897.
via: JOHN LARSON, H. E. No. 14449T
for^the NES4 Sec. 13. Twp. 31N., R. 11 W. 0th
He names the followiug witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: W. K. McHobert,
Hiram Hodgkin, Thomas Harrison, al of
beonla. Neb,, and Andrew Johnson, of Joy,
Neb. 49-6p John A. Harmon, Register.
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