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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1912)
The Frontier rabllahod by D. H. CHON Ilf 60 the Year 76 Oenu Six Month. Offlolal paper of O'Neill and Holt county. ADVERTISING RATES: Dlapiay adyertiairent. on pagea «, 6 and 6 recharged for on a baala of 60 oenta an Inoh oneoolumn width) per month; on page I the nbarga la tl an Inoh per month. Looal ad* .ertiaementa, 5 oenta per line each lneertlon. Addreea the office or the publlaher. Disastrous Prairie Fire. Stuart Advocate: At noon today, one of the worst prairie fires to visit this section for several years, started about nine miles northwest of Stuart, at the Asa Boyce place, formerly the Mrs. Asa Smith place, and, driven by a sixty mile wind from the northwest, swept with almost inconceivable rapiBlty In a southeasterly direction, and only diverted from the village of Stuart by the herculean efforts of a large force of men who had quickly assembled to fight the common enemy. The south edge of the Are was stopped only a few rods north of the village and the head fire rushed past on Its devasting course, and was soon threatening our sister town of Atkinson. It is Impossible at this time to estimate the damage done, but a partial list Is: Joe Miller lost his barn, granary and other out build logs, Joe Schmoderer, E. C. Hart, A J. Hahn and LesRoberts lost all their bay, L. M. Rhodes lost all except one or two small stacks, Henry Knowles lost all bis buildings and the hay on the place, Geo. Norton lost some hay. Others, of course, lost heavily in the burned strip which will average about two m^les wide and twenty miles long. It appeared at one time that the Village of Stuart would surely be burn ed, and the women and children, who were almost alone In the town, were nearly frantic. It iscertalnly wonder ful how quickly a great crowd assembles upon these occasions. Men from ten to twelve miles In all direc tions were soon on hand and did valiant service. A number from New port were here and the C. & N. W. Ry. Go. sent aspeclal train from Long Pine to Stuart when the village was threatened, and, finding the town safe, gathered up more men here and wept to Atkinson to help protect that city. Perry Werner’s sale was In progress when the fire was discovered. Reslst • log the claims of a good free luncli.the crowd started en masse for the danger zone. Tbtssale will be held Saturday, November 9th. One more object lesson has been given us, and It is to be hoped that ■We will profit by It and see that adequate fire guards are now made Stound all property of value and that We of the village give It Immediately such a thorough cleaning up of all titasb and Inflamable material about t$e streets and alleys that the danger fli fire in town will be reduoed to a minimum. ... Y ? % ~ | Surprise Party / A surprise party gathered at the ' home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kloepper, Ip Shields township, last Sunday evening, to properly celebrate Mr. Klueppers birthday. The Invaders found Mr- and Mrs. Kloepper amply prepared to entertain them. The young and old present are grate ful for the special and individual at tention accorded them, as well as for the high class entertainment, con ducted by a special committee, as sist by Miss Rolfson, who had charge of the amusements. It was a brilliant success in every way, the young and the old rejoioed together. Friend ships were renewed ana new acquaint ances made. Every one who was present cast dull oare aside for the time being and bad a good time. The delicious and bountiful feast served fhe guests has won for the Kloepper family an enviable reputation In this section of the oounty. Ed Earley won the first prize In the guessing contest and Mr Wood seoond, being the best Story teller. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Revell, Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kloepper, Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly, Miss Helen Rolfson, Miss Loreoa Ernest, Miss Lucille Woods, Miss Bertha Lorenze, Miss Maude Ernest, Miss Nellie Connolly, Miss Fioreoce Cole, Messsrs. Ed! Earley, Floyd Gallagher, James Cole, Ed Meehan, Thomas Connolly, Carl House, Clifford Emeriue, Fred Lorenze, Walter Kloepper and Alvin Klopper. *** Ws are Right There When It cornea to poultry, we are right there with the highest prices. Hens, springs, duclu, geese, turkeys and etc. are what we want. Bring yours to us and you will be assured all $ht market will afford. 22-2-Adv McGinnis Creamery Co. Good Improved Holt County Farms (or Sale. 480 acres, two miles from O’Neill, wood improvements. This land will . be sold reasonable with easy pay 19-tf L. L. Mandeville, Agent. O’Neill, Nebr. _ __ _ _ __ • The Live Stock Market South Omaha, Neb. Nov. 32th 1912 The ‘’Standard” Live Stock Com mission Co. There are about 325 loads of cattle here Monday followed by only 123 cars Tuesday which Is very moderate. Beef steers were Inclined to be a little easier to start with but are firming up again. There is an active demand for cows and butcher stock at a little stronger price, also a brisk trade in stockers and feeders at values generally a little higher. Prospects are good for this week. We quote:— Choice beef.$8 o0(gi$10 00 Common Beef down to. 6.00 Choice Cornfed cows.5.60(a;6.60 Good butcher grades.4.50(<*5 50 Canners and cutters. 3.‘25(ai4.40 Veal calves. 5.00(0)9.00 Bulls, stags etc.4.00(a>6.50 Good to choice feeders. 6 25(a>7.50 Common grades down to ... 6.00 Stock heifers. 4.50(a)6.00 Good to choice range beeves 7.50(a>8.25 Com mon to good range beeves 6.25(a)7.40 Flog receipts are increasing and the tendancy seems to be downward again. Bulk $7.65 to $7.70 top $5 75. The Western run of sheep and lambs keep up well as the season draws to a close and prices are allowing some de cline. Highest Market Price Paid for Cream. Call at the New Cream Station next door to the city weigh scales, branch of the Farmers corporative cream station,808,810,812 Harney St. Omaha. R. J. Jennings. Agent. 17-2-pd Do You Want a Hay Baler? I keep in stock all the time the Cauton self-feed hay baler. No de lay. I also have on hand one second hnnd Cauton press almost as good as new at half price. adv 20-2 Frank Campbell. Supervisors Proceedings. (Continued from last week.) Honorable Board of Supervisors of Holt County, Nebraska. Your petitioner states that the section lines hereinafter described have been travelled and used by the public as a public highway for twenty years past and have been worked by the road overseers of the respective districts in which said section lines are situated and said lines for the most part have been fenced on both sides leaving a roadway of the usual width between the boundary fence or said lines and said lines are by opera tion of law and by the statute of limi tations and by dedication public roads and the Bame are situated as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a point two rods north of the southeast corner of section twenty township thirty-two range thirteen west of the sixth principal meridian thence due south four rods thence due east four miles to a point two rods due south of the northeast corner of section twenty nine township thirty-two range twelve thence due north to point of beginning making a public road four miles in length and four miles In width. Your petitioner prays that the board may make an order declaring the above to be a public road and urder the county surveyor to platt the lame on the road platt book and order that a minute thereof may be made 3n the county road record. The State of Nebraska, Holt County. Otto Nelson being first duly sworn upon oath says that he Is well acquainted with the road above des jrlbed and that he has read the fore going petition and the faots therein stated are true as he verily believes. Otto Nelson. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day of August, A. D. 1012. b Edward H. Whelan, Notary Public. On,motion prayer of petition was granted. To the Hon. County Board of Holt County, Nebraska: We, the undersigned, being the owners of the land adjacent to the proposed road, hereby petition your honorable body to grant and establish a public road, described as follows, to wit. Commencing at the northeast Borner of the townslte and running south along the east side of the town site to intersect the section line that bounds the townslte on the south; al so that tlie tirst street of the village of Inman be extended southeast along the right of way of the railroad to intersect the above mentioned street. Said street to be given by the Town site Company. II tuo ruttll l)U CNbauusucu ao 3escribed we rellnqulse and wave all claims for drmages except for the amount set opposite our names, which sum we agreeto accept in full satis faction for all damages to our respec tive lands as follows: Names Sec Town Uange Damaged Charles Knapp 19 28 10 None 0. F. Smith 3. W-Killinger ” Chas Knders " " We the undersigned are Interested In the establishment of said road and reside within live miles of the said proposed road and we have each given the location of our land and residence apposite our respective names in section, town and range. Will Horte, By ran Mossman and 51 athers. The State of Nebraska, County of llolt, ss. Personally appearing before me, E. W. Wilcox, Notary Publlo in and for said County and State, duly com missioned and qualified came G. W. Killinger who being first duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is personally acquainted with the parties whose names appear on the within petition and that eaoh of them reside within five miles of the within proposed road and are legal petitioners for the same. G. W. Killinger. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of May, 1912. S- W. Wilcox, Notary Public. On motion prayer of petition was granted according to report of com missioner. The State of Nebraska, Holt County, ss. Before the county commissioners of said county. O’Neill, Nebr., May 20,1912. To M. F. Morton, County Surveyor. You are hereby notified that you have this day been appointed a com missioner to view, and if In your opinion the publlo good requires, to locate a county road, petitioned for by Chas. Knapp, 0. F. Smith and others, and to be called road No.and described as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of the town site and running south along the east side of the town site to intersect the seotlon line that bounds the towns!te (of Inman) on the south. Also that the first street of the village of iDman be extended south east along the right-of-way of the railroad to intersect the above men tioned street (or road). Said street or road to be given by the townslte company, (meaning first street). You will therefore proceed to com mence the examination of the route above described, and if in your opinion the public good requires it, you will call to your assistance the necessary aid, and proceed to lay out and mark ths same according to law, and report to'tbe county clerk of said county within twenty days after the com pletion of said survey. Given under my hand and seal this 21st day of May. 1912. g. r. ill U LI MJIIU13, ICIK. Signed: as land owners in Sec. 19, 28, 10. G. W. Killinger C. F. Smith Chas Knapp Ghas. Enders Waive claims in damage. Report of Commissioners. To the Hon. Board of Supervisors: Holt count?, Nebraska. In compliance with in commission, I beg permission to report: That after looking into the conditions of the road and streets in and about the town of Inman, I would reccomend the extension of road 49 from the center of section 19, twp. 28, R 10 to the I section corner south of same, by taking all of said road (66 feet wide) from the east side of the southwest quarter of said section 19, 28, 10, (thus saving a row of trees along said i sec. line.) Also that the northerly line of First Street in said town of Inman be con tinued from its present easterly ter mins at the east side of Elm Street to the west line of “Out Lot C" through said out lot “C” to the i section line (the estimated distance of 760 feet, and terminating approximately 365 feet north of the i corner on the south side of section 19, twp. 28. R. 10. Thus marking the northerly boundery line of road 66 feet wide between the first and last name points and terminating at the center line of above described quarter line proposed road. Dated this first day of July, 1912. M. F. Norton, Co. Surveyor. Copied for publication J uly 1st, 1912. August 14th 1912. On motion board adjourned until Sept. 17,1912. S. F. Me Nichols, Co. Clerk. W. P. Simar, Chairman. O’Neill, Nebr. Sept 17, 1912,10 o’ clock* a. m. Board met persuant to adjournment all members present. Minutes of the last meeting was read and approved. To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Holt oounty, Nebr. We the undersigned being owners of the land adjacent to the proposed road hereby petition your honorable body to grant and establish a public road, described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the southwest corner of the southwest quarter of section fourteen (14) township thirty one (31) range thirteen (13) thence east on the section line between said section fourteen (14) and twenty-three (23) and section thirteen (13) and twenty-four (24) to the southwest porner of the east half of the south past quarter of section thirteen (13). If the road be established as above described be relinquish and wave all Maims for damages except for the imount set opposite our names, which ium we agree to accept in full satis 'action for all damages to our respec tive names as follows: We the undersigned are interested in the establishment of said road and reside within five miles of the said proposed road and we have each given the location of our land and residence opposite our respective names in lection, town and range. W. J. II. Stern and 18 others, rhe State of Nebraska. Holt County, 18. Personally appeared before me, S. F. McNiehols, a county clerk, in and for said county and state, duly qualified W. J. H. Sterns who being first duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is personally acquainted with the party whose names appear on tiie within petition and that each or these reside within five miles of toe within proposed road and are legal petitioners for the same. W. J. H. Sterns. Subscribed and sworn to before me this loth day of November, 1911. S. F. MoNiohols, Co. Clerk. P. C. Kelly, Deputy. County Clerk Seal, Holt county Ne braska. (Continued next week.) The hoy’s appetite is often the source of amazement. If you would have such an appetite take Chamber* lains Tablets. They not only create a healthy appetite, but strengthen the stomach and enable it to do its work naturally. For sale by all dealers. Official Vote of Holt County, Nebraska, November 5,1912. CANDIDATES Total votes cast. FOR PRESIDENT— William H.Taft, rep. Woodrow Wilson, dem . Eugene Debs, socialist. Theodore Roosevelt, progressive. PREFERENOE U, S. SENATOR— Oeorge W. Norris, rep-pro. A. V. ShulleDberger, dem. John c. Chase, soc. FOR GOVERNOR— 0. H. Aldrich, rep-pro. J H. Morehead, dem-peoples lnd. Clyde J. Wright, soc. FOR LIEUTENANT OOVERNOIt 8. R. McKelvIe, rep-pro. . Herman Dlers, dem-peoples lnd M. T. Jeffryea, soc. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE— Addison Wait, rep-pro... J. W. Kelly, dem-peoples lnd. FOR AUDITOR— W. R. Howard, rep-pro. U. 0. Richmond, dem-peoples lnd. FOR STATE TREASURER— W. A. George, rep-pro . George E. Hall, dem peoples lnd. FOR BUPT. PUBLIC INST .1 times E. Dalzell. rep-pro. R. V. Clark, dem-peoples lnd. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Grant G. Martin, rep-pro. A. M, Morrlsey, dem-peoples lnd. FOR RAILWAY COMMISSIONER - H. G. Taylor, rep-pro. C. E. Harman, dem-peoples lnd. FOR COM. PUR. LANDS A BLGS— Fred Heckman, rep-pro. IV. R. Easthain, detn-pooples lnd. FOR CONGRESSMAN, 6th Dlst, M. P, Kinkald, rep . w. ,1. Taylor, dem-peoples lnd. Florence Armstrong, pro. FOR STATE SENATOR. 24th Dlst— J. M. Hunter, rep. .1. A. Roberston, dem-peoples lnd. 11. A. Allen, progressive. REPRESENTATIVE, Sard Dlst. Dennis H. Cronin, rep-pro. J J. MoOafferty, dem-peoples lnd. M. K. Hiatt, soc. REPRESENTATIVE, 64th Dlst. J. A. Snider, rep. Crist Anderson, dem-peoples lnd . FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY W. K. Hodgkin, rep-soo. John J. Uoyle, dem-peoples lnd. FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR— Joe Horlskey. rep... T. J. Coyne, dent. S. O. Coover, peoples lnd. Duran Hunt, .. 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Greater body-warmth means richer blood, more fat, not obesity but fat which the body consumes for warmth, vitality, resistance-power- as a furnace consumes coal for heat— Scott’s Emulsion does this. A teaspoonful after each meal makes body-warmth— healthy, active blood — sharpens the appetite and makes all good food do good. It drives out and keeps oat colds by raising endurance-power and creating strength. Reject substitutes for SCOTT'S. Scott & Bownr. Bloomfield. N. J 12-61 Royal BakingPowder Adds Healthful Dualltiestoilielboil Prof Prescott, of the University of Michigan, testified before the Pure Food Committee of Congress, that the acid of grapes held highest rank as an article of food and he regarded the re sults from baking with cream of tartar baking powder as favorable to health.1 Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Crape Cream of Tartar, ._# Wright & Brewer The Up-To-Date Auctioneers We cry sales anytime or anywhere and guarantee satisfaction. I Big ranch sales a specialty. For dates see any of the O'Neill banks, g or 'phone us at Ewing, Nebr. * I This is to certify that Wright & Brewer cried our sale | on our ranch, on Dec. 13, 1911, amounting to $23,000.00 in three hours and five minutes. We were very much pleased and would gladly reccomend them. Fisher & Berigan --