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NORTH 1NAVALE
O V Harvey shipped .') curs of cattle
Bunduv.
Iuex Fctty was visiting Iva Uutlcdgo
over Sunday.
Mis- Beatrice Sln-s was visiting at
Iiinvalc Saturday.
lluy Mayo went tit Heaver CHy to
attend liK uncle's tali!. .
MUh Antli'i'-f.ii of Kansas City, Mo.,
Is visiting VV. II. ClnudV.
Kiln.i IMitHpps of Franklin whs visit
lug Iut sister Mrs II. C. .Loveiny.
Mr. N. It. Monow from Ulvertou
was visiting lit hor .soli George's last
week.
K U Huntor'd aalu was well attend
ctl and everything lirciufflit the usual
price.
A. 10. Wolcott, our ImntlBome butch
cr, Is tlio proud father of another son,
usual weight.
Charley Hunter whipped two ears of
cattle to Kansas City Sunday which
topped the market.
V. II. Cloud and his daughter Nannie
have returned from Kansas City, Mo.,
where they have been living for about,
twelve months.
Klmer Chimin living north west of
Inavale Is loading his stock and ma
chinery this week We understand lie
expects to loutilo tioar Hi Francis, Kas.
(leotgo Morrow and C L. Wlckwire
have returned from Florida where
everything was green and lovely. We
understand they Invested in real estate
while I hero.
When yon see a young fellow wear
ing a hlackoye at Inavale the llrst
question asked is, What ulrl were you
fornpplng over? Me just haiigH Ids
head and looks hilly mid us much us to
oay who litis been telling you.
Quite it number from Iuavalo at
tended the home talent play given at
school district ll last Saturday oven-
ingaud reported it line. We under
stand they uro going to give it at
Hutitcr't hall Saturday evening.
COWLES
John Uose was hi town Saturday for
short tlino. fc i
Fred Qund whs attending to busi
ness in Cowles Tuesday.
Uuth Dolphit came lu from the west
Saturday on the covered cars.
U. It. Thompson whs h Ued Cloud
visitor between trains Tuosday.
George Hutchison was ou our streets
Saturday attending to business.
Mrs. Malllck has been on the sick
list this week, but is better ut this
writing.
A Mr. Thayer of Thayer county came
in Monday and taken possession of the
drug store.
Morgau Davis left for Grand Island
Tuesday where be is looking up a job
as traveling salesman.
Ed Chaplin and Otto Portmter ship
ped a car of hogs to St. Joe Wednes
day. Otto aooompanied them.
Ed Scott on Willow Creek has bocn
quite sick for a number of days, Dr.
Boren of this place Is waiting on him.
Charley Scott of Huston, Nobr.,
came lu Wednesday morning being
called here by the illness of his brother.
Miss Maud McCuno of Ued Cloud
came up Friday and spent a number
of duy visiting old friends. She re
turned home Tuesday evening.
Win. Punger and family are moving
into the country this Woek. Ho has
rented what is known as the Wilson
Wells farm north east of Cowles.
Tho following members of tho I. O.
0. P. Lodge No. 313 went to Red Cloud
Mondnyto attend tho session of tho
Grand Lodgo: S. P. Stark, I. L. aud
Ed. Paul, O. E. Putnam, Chas. Har
rington, Chas. Francis, Prank Yoariok,
Jud White, E. J. Beach aud Chas. C.
Bennett.
Revival nee tings will commence in
tie M. il. church Friday evening led
by an evangelist from Lincoln. All
the churches in town are joining to
gether in this great revival and ex
pect to do a great work In the spirit-
nnl nnlift of the DBOUlo. Tills is 88
wo like to see it. Where thero Is union
there is strength.
The Village Board of Cowles met
Tuesday evening and attended the
usual business. Tlie;vlllage of Cowles
1b out of debt and has something like
137 in the treasury. We consider this
a good showing as we have put in slnoe
Incorporating the village twenty cross
walks, paid for the town ordinances,
fees on one law suit, about 9100 a year
for dragging tba streets and grading
and besides tho small items of expense
such as elections, etc. We would like
to know bow many people in tho town
would caru to go back' under the old
plan of running the village.
This has been moving woek for the
Village of Cowles. 'I ho following
families made moves: L. Hunt moved
to tho old Boyce place north of town;
Nick Thomas moved into the F, A.
Good properly in l-'oe and .McBilde's
Addition: J mmi us .MolJiIdc moved Into
Ills properly In the son! h part of town
and Joe Humidor moved from his farm
to the property hu secured from Mo
Bride in tliu east part of town.
NORTH R1VERTON
Not very gooil roads for tho movois.
Mr.,, I. Martin's little Infant was
buried Saturday.
Thero were eleven towns helping
Flunk Stanley move Monday.
MIsh Kent was sick Tuesday so there
was no sehool ut Spring Valley.
ilryun Tuppcr add Initio will soon
start for their home In Wyoming.
Uuiiry Umbo and wile drove down
fiom IJplund ami visile I Tom l'lilton's
Suudny.
Hoy Bennett moved on tho "litttlc
Klondike" ue.ir Funnels Cieek owned
by N. U. Harvey.
Tony Sllvancd is much elated over
the urrival of a sou Sunday. All uou
Cerucd doing well.
J. M. I'ollurd and family have re
turned from Oregon and will try funn
ing again this season.
The death of Freda lloldon wan a
sud tilfalr. There was a largo urowd
at tlio fnuerul ut Ulvertou if the roads
were bud.
Mr. VoinCudy of Guide Rock and
Miss Katie Zciglcr of Ulverton were
married Monday evening at (i o'olock
ami took the train Tuesday morning
for Denver oil u trip.
LiiHt Friday night, the Chostor and
Ulverton boys teams met in u fust
game of Dusket Hall on tho Ulvertou
lloor. Ulverton has won every game so
lur0this season, but ut the end ; of tho
jHrat hulf it looked as though they
,iu)gbt be deprived of a cleun record us
;thu .Chester boys outpluyed them.
13ut ,, Iti tho .second hulf Ulvertou
brought forth' liolr bull, a largo lop
sided pumpkin uffair, which (being ac
customed to) tlioy tbrowed thru tho
goal with amazing legularlty, until it
lodged by chuueo within tlio wire
which snrioiiuded the gas light und
burst. From that time ou the Chester
uuj'h gained, for they had ureal buskot
bull with which to play, but as tho
change had come too lute in, tho game,
time was ualled wueu the acoie btood
:i7 to 20 In favor of Ulvertou.
LOGAN, KAS.,
' Quite u few j are getting ready for
spring works ' '" c t -
Mrs. A'. Leadabrandiva"nd George
Luudabrandt were In Ued Cloud last
Saturday transacting business.
Jack Shacklotou moved' onto 'tho
John Gouldlo place ou Monday last.
Herb Barber and J. C. Williams assist
ed. Mrs. Elmer Spurrier who was dang
erously ill with pneumonia for nearly
two weeks is now gradually improv
ing. Mrs P. Qouldie was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Everett Myers, one day
last week who was down sick with la
grippe. Austin Spurrier has rented his place
in Sonth Pawueo to his brother-in-law,
Harry Brown, aud the latter moved in
the other day.
I The flue long days and spring like
weather now prevailing act as a re
minder that something should be a do
ing in the farming line.
Tweed Shreader moved onto the
Harvey Wonderly place near the state
Hue a short time ago- The latter is in
tending to loave soon for California.
Charles Fruit purchased an auto at
the administrator's salo of Amos Gust
estwtc for tho sum of g935. After the
sale he and his brother Arthur drove
to Ued Cloud,
The blizzard of tho 22nd was the
worst experienced in this part of the
country for a number of years und the
suffering or loss of all furm RUlmuls
was but h trifle.
Jack Shacklct lost his best driving
horse, one muoli uoted for his speed,
by having free access in eating too
much ground feed aud rune seed after
a hard day's drive from town.
Fatalities from talk poisoning are
quite prevalent in this part of the
country, more no than earlier in the
seasou. Del lirown, J. Snow, and P.
McCool each lost a horse from that
cause also Frank Wolfo lost a cow
from tho same cause.
SOUTH INAVALE
Mrs. Alva Stouer is on the siok
list,
Louis Jansseu lost a valuable cow
one day last week,
Uoy Chaillu and wife visited at the
Hunsicker homo Sunday.
Boyd Munsell 1b preparing to move
to Wyoming in the near future.
Fred Mayers moved to the Smith
place north of Inavale Monday,
A fine eight pound boy was born to
Ed Borsch and wife last Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frankv Klncaid visited
at the Johu Mitchell home Sunday..
Q, A. Adams was called to Omaha on
Tuesday of last weok to attend the
funeral of his brother.
Miss May Dickerson, Primary teach
er at Iuvalo, visited with borne folks
Saturday mi I SiAnliiy
I' raid. Jl on il V I c k s of Portland,
Oregon, was visit ltig iolrttlve in and
around Inavale a low das last week.
Chas Dlckeisou and Kob't lluiislekur
utclidid tho Odd Fellow's meeting urn)
banquet at Ked Cloud .Monday nlgit.
Mis, Frank Blunhoiilmker gave a
dinner lastTliuisday for her i datives
in honor of hot brother-in-law, Mr.
Hendricks.
Miss Jennie (J hurst who has been
visiting at the Klncaid homes is assist
IngMts Tom Jones with her house
hold dutlo".
Wo understand there was a little
nuirulistlc bout down Walnut Cieek
one day last week. We didn't hour
the partloulais.
I'M Key lias moved to the Coble
ranch locuully vacated by Albert Me
Guile. Ciuud Kiimlusky Is moving lo
tho place vaoutoil by Mr. Fey.
Master Dewey Adams is to bo com
mended for his rustling ability. While
his father is absent ho does all the
chorus and work about the place and
drives '. , k miles to Ued Cloud to school
everwt.i.
Soverul from tills neighborhood to k
in the program and box supper at
Dist. No. 41 last Saturday evening.
Tho play was llrst class and roileeted
much credit to tho players. They had
a full house.
The Public Salo of Frank Klucald's
held ou Thursday of last week was
well utteuded and things sold well
Horses Hold rather cheap but cattle sold
well and young calves sold from 311 to
Sit per head.
Mr. Earnest Cuslc who lives ou the
Duckworth place decided that this
batehelor life was uot one of pleasure
aud took uuto himself a cook in the
pcrsou of Miss Alice Evuus of Ued
Cloud. Here's congratulations.
GARFIELD
The roads uro In bud shupo for mov
ing mid hauling.
"Mrs. Clara Sulllvau of MeCook is
visiting her mother for a few weeks'. .
Mrs. T. W. White got some flue
roosters from Soutli Dakota aud they
are dandles.
Gcorgo Smith bought a mule at the
Delauey salo ou Tuesday and Will
Smith purchased a hoise. .
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Tho stork dropped lu ou Mr. aud4
Mrs. T. W. White last Thursday uud
left them a lino boy. Everyone is dp1-
iuinvdi, r ' .,; ;
t (A gqod, many of the Odd Follows
from wind mill row attended lodge ou
Monday night. They report as having
had a good time.
Al Smith moved on Monday to u
farm nine miles north of Ued Cloud.
Fred Harris, Guy Barnes and Will
Fisher helped him.
Uoy Kent and wife got a now board
er the first of March. He is a big Ne
braska boy. All are getting along
fine except Dud and he will be all
right wheu he gets a bigger bat.
Commissioners Proceedings.
Red Cloud, Nebr, Feb. 24, 1014.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present. Chairman
appointed Obmstedo and his bridge
committee to appraise Hunter land.
On motion H. E. Hersh was appointed
road overseer for district 13.
Official bond of above approved.
Settlements with the following road
districts approved; 14, 14J Wm. Mo
Cord; too. 12 and Wm. Wegraan 1G.
On motion the following road over
seers were appointed: Wm. Toupa. 10
L. Shark 16 0. U. Pituoy 14.
Clerk instructed to forward bonds,
to these overseers.
Settlemout with road overseer for
district 3 approved.
John Zimmerman on motion appoint
Tho following claims were allowed:
D. D. Saunders 110.00
F. E. Maurer 0.00
Grant Christy 2.00
J. W. Moranvllle 2.00
O. D. Hedge 2.00
U. U. Leggett 2.06
Miner Bros. Co 15.43
Halley& Son 2.60
A. D. Uannoy 22.S5
G. W. Smolser 21.00
Unl. Public Co 5.00
II. J. Maurer 24 CO
Ed Amuck .'. .. 40.00
J.O. Butler 10.94
A. D.Ranuey 21.55
Weesner, Perry Co 14.00
Webster County Argus 15.05
J.C. Caldwell, M. D 45.00
A. C. Hosmor 47.00
Ued Cloud Chief 24.00
HofDman Supply Co 12.10
R. C. Cemetery Assn . '. 10.50
Jas. A. Hurden 70.00
E. A. Crelghton 4.50
Belle Spangole 25.34
Clereuce Klzor 4,00
StateJournal Co 20.50
J. A. Tomllson 18.74
0 F.Catuer 24.00
William Toplmm 73.20
Tho following proposals were tiled
with the county clerk for ereotlon of
equipment of the coust-bouse:
General
G, E. Goodhand, Ord, Neb.
The Uowles Co., Onaw, Iowa.
John Kempd, llits' ink's Neb.
C. 1) Hu'hey, Hasting',, Neb.
W.M, Serlviier, Ued Cloud, Neb.
Falls City Construction Co., Fulls
City, Neb
Henry ONon & Sou, Loup City, Neb
11. Kllenbergfrr A. Son, Chicago, III,
Wiring
J. A. Touillsoii, Uud Cloud,
Heating mid Plumbing
City Plumbing and Heating Co.,
Moulder, Coforado.
P. N. ICJar, Holdrege, Neb.
Frank Peterson, Ued Cloud, Neb.
It. Qieeuwald, Omaha, Neb.
II. S- Lambert, Jr., Kearney. Neb.
Wood Fixtures
American Furniture Co., Kansas City
Newton & Holt; Chicago, 111
A II. Audrows & Co Chicago, III.
Steel Fixtures
Steel Fixtures Mfg. Co. TopeU, Kan.
Van Horn, Chicago, lil.'
Moved and seconded thai all bids
(Hod up to 10 o'clock am. Feb. 'Jr. lull,
bo accepted on account of storms uud
delayed trains. Motion lost.
On account' of tho consent of I he con
tractors who Hied before 2 pm, Feb. 24
tho former motion was reconsidered
and it was moved, and seconded that
all bids filed boforo 10 am. Feb. 2.r
111 It bo accepted and entered into com
petition Carried
Moved and seconded that bids be
opened.
Ued Cloud, Fob. 25 1014
Commissioners all present and tho
following business was transacted;
Movou and seconded that time for
opening bids for moving court house
bo postponed until Fob 29th at 0 a. in.
Carried.
Moved and secouded that time for
opening bids for bridges be postponed
uutil 10 a. m , Feb. 2Gth. Curried.
Upon examination of the bids it was
moved ami seconded, that tho bids of
the Uowles Co. of Onawa, Iowa, of
8 tu,7J0 be accepted and all others bo
rejected, for the general contract and
wiring. Ayes, Chaplin, McCall Storey,
UotFman audOhmstodc. Nays, none.
Moved and seconded that the bid 'of
tho City. Plumbing aud Heating Com
pany of Boulder, Colorado, of 84, 3(H) be
accepted fur heating and plumbing aud
di.it all others bo rejected. Curried.
. Moved uud secouded thuL.tho bid' of
the Steel Fixture Mfg. Co., of TopekH,
Ivans., of $2393.70. bo awarded tlio con
tract for steel fixtures und all other
bids be rejected. Carried.
lu regard to bid for wood fixtures it
was moved and seconded that certulu
iteuis,.be stricken from' the original
proposal. Motion carried.
It was moved' ajid seconded thai the
contract to furnish biick for said build
ing bo awarded to Sunderland Bros.
Co.' of Omaha, Nobr., said firm to fur
nish the brick known as their "Golden
rod." Said brick must run uniform in
color as shown by sample brick o.
1040, now on exhibit at the clerk's
office in Red Cloud.
In the matter of considering the bills
for moving court house, filed by Bark
Icy and Evans, which was postponed
from Feb. 2oth to Feb. 20th coming on
for hearing, C. F. Evaus was given the
contract at 1100. County attorney was
IDSirucieu to uraw cuuwhui ,
The petition of Andrew F. Krause
for saloon lloeuseat Uosemout, for the
ensulug year, beginning March 2, 1014,
and ending March 1, 1(115, signed by
the required number of freeholders,
was brought before the board. Peti
tion was grauted subject to bis filing
approval bond aud paying license fee
of ffjoo.
Moved and-seconded that all bids to
furnish wood furniture for the new
court-houso be aud is hereby rejected
aud be re-advertised for said furniture
not later thau May 1st 1014. Cutrled.
Tho ttmo for considering bridge bids
having arrived, it was moved uud
seconded that all bids bo rejected.
Curried
The boud of Audrow P. Kruuso was
upproved and tho license too having
beeu paid, the clerk is hereby authoriz
ed to issuo license to said Kruuso, be
ginning March J, 1014 and eudiug Mar.
1st 1015.
lu tho mutter of Mrs. Duckor's com
plaint of being assessed on more prop
erty thau she owned for year 1013, aud
having paid taxes on sumo under pro.
teat, with request to refund amount
overpaid ou assessment.
Said above complaint was referred
to the couuty attorney,
Moved aud seconded .that chairman
appolut ouo of the board to oversee the
moving of the vaults attached to the
presuut court-house, and see (hat the
old brick is used for temporary founda
tion for present court-house, aud bal
ance placed out of the way, and not to
pay more than 91.50 per day for the
labor to move said vaults. Carried.
Chalrmau appointed Paul Storey to
take charge of the moving of vaults at
tached to present court-house.
The following claims were allowed:
W.U. Hoffman I28.0J
L.O. Pelslger 25.00
Floyd McCall 30.00,
T. J. Chaplin 40,60
U. S. Proudtlt Lumber Co 5.80
Paul Storey '78.00
G. Omstede 54,00
J.W. Morauvlllo U8.09
O. D. Hedge 04.35
W.M. Crublll 37 00
P. Q. Turnure 73.85
Boaul adjourned to call of clerk.
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Crearrv Separators
Qvieen Incubators
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'625 Pound Hogs Show a Big Profit
INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD CO ,
Gkntlemkn 1 took one of my Chester White ,Hogs and imido a
spenial test of "International Stock Food" as per your' directions, and
nt 18 months of into he weighed 02.i pniiniN. When I dressed him he
wis the best hog I ever saw, and, my neighbors told me the same thing.
1 would not bo without "International Stock Food" for my horses,
cattle or hogs
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Sold by Chas. L. Cotting on
factory. Thioo months time ou a
cash.
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DO YOU REALIZE
HowStrongthe Demand for Cheap Land?
If yon have come to know what It means to own a farm, 1 can put you in a
liuoiuuu vu nouuro uuu wnoae cosd wm do within your means.
THE Hf MDEU UNDS-You can file on a 320 acre Mondell tract In
Wyoming or Montana and make It yours at a cost to you of only 122. You can,
also, buy 1G0 acres more adjoining for $1.25 per acre; you can become the In!
dependent owner of 480 acres of good grazing and farm land for 1232. Onl
inquiries iudlcate an extensive settlement of these lands this coming season.
The North Platte Valley and The Big Horn Basin
There are in these valleys Governmi .nt irrigated homesteads, Carey Aofc and
Deeded lands. The Burlington's new :entral Wyoming main line traverses
both localities, and will put them in chse touch with Western markets.
Write me, telling the kind of land you seek.
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same terms as you can buy from the
100 pound doil or 5 per cent off for
D. Clem Deaver, Immif ration Agent
100 rarnam ., Omaha, Nabraaka
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