ATKINSON ITEMS.
VERN MCDONALD, Editor.
News is very scarce this week.
Miss Rothers left for Iowa Wednesday
morning. _
Frank Moore went to O’Neill this
morning.
J. F. Brady left Wednesday for a
short trip to Chicago.
C. M. Forney came up from Norfolk
Sunday and returned Tuesday.
John Hanly, of Hammond, was doing
business in Atkinson last Tuesday.
Monday evening Miss Blanche Shutts
gave a party to a number of her friends,
all of whom report a good time.
Dell Akin and Lew Brown were in
from Hammond Tuesday.' They report
the crops doing well in that locality.
Miss Pearl Burleson returned Friday
from Arlington, Neb., where she has
closed a very successful term teaching.
Thos. Carton was taken to O’Neill
Wednesday morning. He has been
getting along nicely since the amputa
tion of his leg.
The North Nebraska amateur shoot
ing tournament will be held at Atkinson
August 18, 19 and SO. Better get out
your gun practice up a little and attend.
Mrs. G. J. Brook accompanied by her
daughter, Jessie, left Friday for Spenc
er, la., where she will spend about a
month visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. H. Clark.
Miss Florence McDonald returned to
Fremont Wednesday morning where
she will stay about three weeks to com
plete the course of study she is taking
at the normal. Mis Nellie Flood, who
has been visiting her returned to Chi
cago on the same day.
The ball game last Saturday between
O’Neill and Atkinson could not help
being exciting, for there was no telling
Just when one nine might run in fifty or
sixty seores and so cinch the game.
Although a lead of fifty or slxtv would
not have made the game sure, still it
was felt that if one nine could have got
that much ahead in the last half of the
game they would yery likely, barring
. accident, win out. But this was not to
be, for the game continued close, Atkin
son never getting more than twelve
seores ahead, and so the excitement was j
always at the highest pitch. In the
. sixth and ninth innings the O’Neill
boys made a bluff or two at trying to
win but when the Atkinson boys thought
that they had allowed them to amuse
the ladies in the grand stand long
enough they Just put them out and
laughed at them. And talk about kick
ingl There were only two mules on the
ground, but when the O’Neillitee started
to kick those mules had to be taken
away as their owner said they would
surely die of envy, for they had always
prided themselves on being the cham
pion kiekers of North Nebraska.
Whenever an O'Neill player got within
six feet of, a base and was called out
they considered they had a chance for a
kick, and so they kicked, for you can
bet they never let a chance go by.
Twice they said that they wouldn’t play
any more and started for home with
their ball and bat, but the crowd felt
sorry for them both times and presented
the umpire and the captain of the
Atkinson nine with a petition asking
that they let the kickers have their own
way, as It would make no difference
with the outcome of the game and the
crowd didn’t want them to go home for
it was too much fun watching them try
? to play ball. So the umpire, at the
request of the Atkinson nine, granted
the petition. After that whenever an
O’Neillite thought he should not be put
out he kicked, and the umpire would
say, "all right, hold your base, I must
have been mistaken.” We understand
that O'Neill claims she can get up a
better nine than the one they sent. If
they couldn’t we would feel sorry for
them, and we hope they will send it up
before long so that we can see it. Here
is the score by innings of last Saturday's
game:
O’Neill— 1-0-8-0-2-6-1-0-5—18.
Atkinson—3-2-0-6-2-S-8-4-*—25.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
The State or Nebraska. I
Holt Couhty. (88
In County Court:
Notice is hereby given that, petition hav
ing been filed In the county court of Holt
county, Nebraska, for the appointment of an
administrator to the estate of Louisa Buoh
uokal. deceased, late of said county, the same
Is set for hearing at 2 o'clock p. m. on Satur
day, the 14th day of August, 1807, at the
nfifoe of the county Judge. In O'Neill, in said
oounty, at wbluh time and plaoe all persons
Interested In said estate may appear and be
heard concerning said appointment.
Olven under my hand and official seal this
Mth day of July, 1897.
[seal] G. A. MoCutchan,
4-8 County Judge.
NOTICE TO REDEEM.
To Whom it Mat Concern:
You are hereby notified, that on the eighth
day of November, 1B95, H. Emerson purchased
at public tax sale for the delinquent taxes
for the year 1894, the land described below
situated In Holt county, Nebraska, viz:
8Ek sec. 1 twp. 20 range 11, taxed iu name
of Prank Akin.
N!48Wk sec. & twp. 29 range 11. taxed In
name of John Barrett.
NWk sec. 12 twp. 29 range 11, taxed In name
of John Bklrvlng.
8EU sec. 22 twp. 29 range 11, taxed In name
of C. A. Whiting.
SEk seo. 86 twp. 29 range 11, taxed In name
of H. M. Dailey.
SWk sec. 2 twp. 80 range 11, taxed In name
of Marg't C. Summers.
W*SWk and BEkHWk and SWkSEk sec.
8 twp. 80 range 11, taxed In name of Robert
11. James.
8«SEk sec. 13 twp. 30 range 11. taxed In
meofUn' -
nanus o! Union Trust Co.
NWk sec. 21 twp. 80 range 11, taxed In name
of I. O. Edwards.
EkNEk sec. 23 twp. 80 range 11, taxed in
name of Nelson Hartson.
BWkNWk and NWkSWk Bee 24 twp. 80
range 11. taxed In name of Nelson Hartson.
SWk sec. 27 twp. 80 range H, taxed in name
of Tim Dwyer.
NEk sec. 28 twp. 80 range 11, taxed In name
of M. P. Brennan.
NWk sec._S2J;wp.80 range 11, taxed in name
of Wllflam pf^lleyf1
WkNEk, NEkSWk and NWkSEk seo. 11
twp. 28 range 12, taxed In name of Franols C.
Worley.
NWk sec. 6 twp. 29 range 12, taxed In name
of Annie A. Keeley.
>Wk sec. 12 twp:20 range 12, taxed in name
of M. Hanneghan.
SWk sec. i:f twp. 29 range 12, taxed In name
of John McBrldeV
8HNE14, NHSRk sec. 19 twp. 29 range 12,
taxed In name of 0. 8. Bartholomew.
SEk sec. 20 twp. 29 range 12, taxed In name
of Union Trust Co.
of!?^'o'Do t’efi ® r,nK® ,2' taxed In name
NEk seo. 28 twp. 29 range 12. taxed In name
of Pavk V aughn.
WHNEk and NEHNWk. NWkSEk sec. 17
twp. 80 range 12. taxed In name of Thomas
NW& seo. 21 twp. 80 range 12,taxed In name
of Annie Jennings.
NWk sec. 88 twp. 80 range 12, taxed In name
of Annie Gallegher.
NWk sec. 4 twp. 30 range 13, taxed In name
of Union Trust Co.
WkNWk. SEkNWk sec. 14. and NEkNEk
SC. 15 two. 80 ranee 13. taxed In name of
f rank westerchlll.
KHNWU sec. 21 twp. W range 13, taxed In
name of J. M. Whlaenand.
NEW sec. 33 twp. 30 range 13, taxed In name
of H. E, Hendenon.
SWNEK. NKSEJi seo. 8 twp. 30 range 11.
taxed In name of J. \T. Gould.
NE)4 seo. 11 twp. 80 range 14, taxed In name
of Henry T. Nichols.
NEW seo. 14 twp. 30 range 14, taxed in name
of Danford Taylor.
NWk sec. 14 twp. 30 range 14, taxed In name
of H. Fullerton.
NBJ4 seo. 18 twp. 30 range 14, taxed In name
of Edward R. Steer.
NHNWU sec. 23 twp. 30 rango 14, taxed in
name of W. H, Weeks.
8KNW14 seo. 23 twp. 30 range 14, taxed in
name Thaddeus Weeks.
NWk seo. 23twp. 30range 14. taxed In name
of heirs of Mrs. Brakey.
NE<a sea. 28 twp. 30 range 14, taxed in name
of Armenia W. Miller.
8W14 sec. 33 twp. 80 range 14. taxed in name
of Hiram Beebe.
NWJ4 seo. 24 twp.30 range 14, taxed in name
of John Beymer.
NWNWli. 8WMNWV sec. 8 twp. 30 range 10,
taxed in name of Alllanoe Trust Go.
ranw 101 ^,n
SWJ4 sec. 4 twp. 80 range 10, taxed In name
of Union Trust Co.
WHWH see. 8 twp. 30 range 10, taxed in
name of Col. and U. 8. Mtg. Co.
NJB!t seo. 10 twp. 30 range 10, taxed In name
of Jno. W. Lockhart.
8EJ4 sec. 13 twp. Uo range 10, taxed In name
of Joseph Jackson.
N EVt seo. 22 twp. 30 range 10, taxed in name
of William Adams.
KWli see. 22 twp. 28 range 11, taxed in name
of Nellie Edwards.
JiW'4 seo. 24 twp. 28 range 11, taxed in name
of D. L. Pond.
NW*i sec. 32 twp. 28 range 11, taxed In name
Of Jacob 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 bolder thereof.
The time of redemption from each of said
tax sales will expire on the eighth day of
Noyember, 1887. 34 T.C. Cannon.
In^the district court of Holt oounty, Nebras
Jolin J. MoCaffertr. Neil Brennan. J. P.
Mann, M. P. Kinfcaid, Henry Waterman,
Administrator of the estate of Barrett
Scott, deceased. Plaintiffs.
vs.
N. 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. Harm, M. P. Kinkaid. and
Henry .Waterman, administrator of the
estate of Barrett Scott, deceased, filed their
Setltlon in the district court of Holt county.
'ebraska, against N. B. Blsbee 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 (2804.58, dated May
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 plalhtllfs 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. I).
1897, and tbore answer all questions pro
pounded to him touching the property of said
Cargill Graham in said Knapp's possession
or under bis 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
firlce for one quarter section of land situated
n Holt oounty, which land in faot 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 answer said petition on or before the 10th
day of August, A. 1>. 1897.
Dated on July 6,1897.
John J. McCaiterty,
Nsir. Brennan,
J. P. Mann,
M. P. Kinkaio, and
Henry Waterman,
Administrator of the estate of Barrett
Scott, deceased, Plaintiffs,
By E. H. Benedict,
1-4 Their Attorney.
NOTICE.
Selberllng Miller* Co., Peregoy * Moore,
Daniel O'Neill, Mary Hoyster and Henry
Royster, her husband, defendants, will take
notice that Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Hartfoid, Connecticut, a cor
poration, plaintiff, has filed a petition in the
district court of Holt county, Nebraska,
against said defendants, impleaded with,
Michael O’Neill, Jr.. Annie Gallagher,
Andrew Gallagher, John McNlchols, 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 which are to foreclose a
certain mortgage dated May 7, 1884, for 8500,
and interest, upon the northwest quarter of
section 83 In township 30 north of range 12
west of the Oth P. M. Holt oounty, Nebraska,
given by Michael O'Neill to the plaintiff,
whloh mortgage was recorded In book 3, page
351, mortgage records of said oounty and to
have the same decreed to be a first lien and
said lands sold to satisfy the same.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 23rd day of August, 1807.
Dated July 14,1897. 8. D. Thornton,
2-4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE.
ToL. 0. Stott: You will take notice that
on the 7th day of June, 1897, 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, Castetter Is plaintiff and L. C.
Stott is defendant. That property of the
said L. C. Stott, consisting of one sorrel marc
with two white feet, one bay mare, one black
horse, one bay horse and one sorrel mare,
has been levied on and J. Ives, Mr. Turner,
first and full name unknown, and G. A.
McCutolian have been garnished under said
order of attachment. Said cause was con
tinued to the 28th day of July. 1897, at one
o’clock p. m.
Dated at O’Neill, Neb., this 28th day of
June, 1807. A. Castetter, Plaintiff.
52-8 By E. H. Benedict. His Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Kemper Hundley & McDonald Dry Goods
company, and Daniel McDonald defendants,
will take notice that William H. Male. Ben
iamln Graham, William Halls Jr. and Harris
1. Harden, plaintiffs, have filed a petition In
the dlstrlot court of Holt county. Nebraska,
against said defendants Impleaded with
Franklin McDermott, Mary J. McDermott
and G. A, MoCutcban, defendants, the object
and prayer of which are to foreolose a trust
deed dated Marob 19, 1887, for 1200, interest,
and taxes on the following described prem
ises to-wlt: Beginning at a point one hun
dred twenty rods and four and one-half feet
east from the southwest oorner of the north
west quarter of section 29, In township 29
north, of range 11, thence running east 8
rods thence running north 20 rods thence
running west 8 rods thence running south 20
rods to the place of beginning. In Holt
oounty. Nebraska, given by Franklin Mc
Dermott and Mary J. McDermott to B. S.
Ormsby, Trustee, and American Investment
oompany and assigned to plaintiffs, which
trust deed was recorded In book 22 page 525
mortgage records of said county, and to nave
the samo 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 9th day of Ausust, 1897.
Dated June 28, 1897.
62-4 S. D. Thornton,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
NOTICE.
O’Neiix, 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 flsoal year
commencing on the first Tuesday in May,
For salaries.11800.00
For fuel. 600.00
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
PW4W.W
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. 1807. *411.58
Collected from all sources for the
year endlug May 1, 1897 . 2801.17
13215.75
Attest N. Martin,
City Clerk.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ornci at O'Null, Neb.
„ Jane 3. 1807.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the followlng
named settler has sled notice of his Inten
tion to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the register and receiver United
States land office at O'Neill, Neb., on July 87.
11807. viz:
CHRISTIAN BSRQEtt. H. E. No. 14448,
for the NWS4 Seo. 7, Twp. 30 N.. B. 10 W. 6th
P. U. In Neb.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his contlnwous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: P. J. Lansworth, J. 11.
Adlson, H. A. Polk, Adolf Peterson, all of
Agee, Neb.
49-6np John A. Hahmon, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Orrica at O’Neill, Neb.,
, June 5.1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver United States land
office, at O'Neill, Nebraska, on July 26, 1807,
viz: JOHN LARSON, hTE. No. 14449.
for^the NEii Sec. 13. Twp. 31N., R. 11 W. 6th
He names the followlug witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, vis: W. E. HcHobert,
Hiram Hodgkin, Thomas Harrison, al of
Leonla. Neb,, and Andrew Johnson, of Joy,
Neb. 49-flp John A. Hahmon, Register.
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