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VOL. 2. HEMINGFORD. BOX BUTTE COUN, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1896. NO. 22
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The Herald.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF
BOX BUTTE COUNTY.
Published every Friday and entered tit tho
poBt-ollicn In Ilemlnpford, Nebraska, ns second
class mall mntter. The Herald is devoted to
tlm Intercstn ot Ilerulncford and Box Butte
county.
TIIOS. J. O'KBEPE, Publisher.
BUBsciiiPTiON hates:
ONE YEATl flW
BIX MONi'HB W
COUNTY OFFICERS.
F. M. Pttxi.rs i .....C'Jerk.
a. m. Mtt.i.vn . Treasurer.
Jar. H. II. Hewett l'."11??-
E. P. Kweknkv Hhrrltl.
11. K. Oilman Attorney.
Miss A. E. Neeland .Superintendent.
CUAR.liHANiC Surveyor,
Dn.W.K. MtLt.cn .Cor.oP0r
I)n. L.W. Bowman ....... Fhsician.
Jameh Bamit CommUnloner 1st IJist.
Jas. Holmnbake.... Commissioner 2nd liiat.
G. W. DusCAN Commissioner 3rd DIbL
JSow Short Lino to Holeua, Butto
Spokane, Seattle unci Tacoma.
CK I. & "W. O. Time Card,
KABT BOUND.
No. 11. pftBsnncer arrives at 1:10 a. rn,
" tefrolclit " " 6:0o p.m.
" 18 rtolKht nrrlvus at .0:10 u. in.
WEST BOUND.
No,4l"hnsRenBer arrives at 4:1s a.m.
" Mfrulcht " ll:S5 p. ni.
7 frulRht arrlvos at 3:35 p. ni
All tralnu curry pasRonRors.
W. Si. CorELAND, Agonr
MAIL DIRECTORY.
lIzMitiaronD postotllce. On week days door
opens at 7 a. m., general delivery opens at b a.
ni. Slid closes at 8 p.m. Open Sundajs 0 to
10 a.m.
IlEMiNOFonD AND Box Butte etagodally except
Sunday.
HKMlNfironD AND Dunlap Btage, Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
L. W. BQWHAN
Pny&jcian and Surgeon,
ALLIANCE, NEB,
Office rooms and residence in
Praver block, up stairs. '
Special attention given to dis
eases of children.
F. E. HOLSTEN,
Watchmaker
-AND-
Jeweler,
ALLIAVGE, NEU.
(B. & M. Watch Examiner.)
Charges reasonable; satisfaction
guaranteed. 'Orders left at the
Herald office will recoive prompt
attenljqi).
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TTJTTLE & TASH
Attorneys - at - Law,
HFMINGFORD.
NEBRASKA.
Ata meeting o( the boanl of trnfteos of tlio
Tillage ot Hemingford. Nebraska, held June It),'
1R9I5. Tho probable amount of money necessary
to be raised to defray for all purposos the ex
penses of taid vl lingo for tho eiiHiiing fisca
M'ar, was estimated by said board as follows:
For calary of illagoattornoy 50 00
" " " clerk fiutti
" " ' overser of streets.. 40UO
" " " treasurer 10 00
" printing 3M
" stationery WOO
" Incidental expenses iQw
Total $230 00
Tho total revenues of tho village for the ear
ending the first Tuesday in May 1806, are as fol
lows:
Taxes collected on the taxable property of
aid village &240.U2.
Dated June IB. 1806. , ,
Samuel Switzer,
Attest: Chairman Board of Trustees.
W. M. Iodence, Village Clerk.
ESTRAY.
Strayed from my' placo six miles
nortlieast of Hemingford, tho last
of March, one iron grey bald-faced
mare, weight about 1100. A lib
eral rowara will bo paid for recov
ery of same. A. Felder.
li. u
Having purchased of J. M.
Trout his Shire stallion, "SAXON
KING" and his French coach
stallion, QUINAULT, I will stand
them duriug tho season at my
farm, six miles west and two north
of Hemiufrford. Tonus, $5 to in
sure These stallioiiB are too wdll
known to need further description.
A. S. Enykaut.
OLD PAPERS 5cls a dozen, at
The Herald office.
H. R. Groon was seriously ill
yestorday.
Mr. John Sullenberger, of
Marsland, was in tho city yester
day. Mr. E. O. Sheldon has tho
finest young colt wo have seen
his year.
Miss Susie-Frazier will teach
tho school at Lone Tree tho com
ing year.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Thoon, July 17, 1896, a boy,
weight eleven pounds.
D. Vincent and wife of Run
ningwater, were the guests of
Rev. J. W. Kendall Tuesday.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Parkins, July 21, 1896, a girl,
usual woight. All parties doing
nicely.
" B,ox Butte county has been
visited with splendid rains tho
past week which will greatly
benefit corn and potatoes.
Mrs. Bertha Bowman and Miss
Woods of Hay Springs, aro visit
ing tho former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Volney Curtis, this
week.
Gold bug headquarters at Tash
& Tutilo's. Silver camp at Billy
Bean's drug store. "Viows" ex
changed at either placo, free of
chargo.
Prof. Worden has closed his
art studio at Crawford and is
taking a much needed vacation.
He is visiting in Hemingfdrd at
present. ;.: v' -
Up to time of going to press
no one has been nominated at
tho St. Louis convention. Tho
timo seems to be consumed hi
Twrw
KUTlrns.
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-"Mrs.'3arlow gave a, picnic-,io
her Sunday school class at her'
pleasant homo Tuesday after
noon. Tho little folks had an
enjoyable time.
Several old line republicans in
this vicinity liave become "Tel
lorized" and say thoy have sever
ed connections with McKinley
who l-epresonts Wallstreot & Co.,
of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gilman,
Misses Neejand and Frazicr, and
C. J. Wildy were passengers on
41 this morning for a week's out
ing at Hot Springs, Custer and
other points in the Hills.
Clarence Curtis, one of our
first settlers, arrived in town
yesterday from Iowa, having
come most of tho way on his
wheel. He will visit relatives
and friends for several days.
There will be a temperance
meeting at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening to which
every one is invited. The ex
orcises will consist of tcinper
anco songs, recitations, readings
and etc.
Rev. T. P. Haley, of Alliance,
is in town to day. He ws ac
companied by Rev. E. S. Mue
nich, lately of Jefferson, Wis.,
who will be Father Haley's as
sistant and have chargo of this
parish.
Dr. Blanchard will start for
Goring Monday whore ho will do
some dontal work. Mr. Blanch
ard is a number one dentist and
The Hehald takes pleasure in
recomonding him to tho people
of Goring.
The Hemingford and Alliance
ball teams "doubled up" and
wont to Chadron yestorday where
they thoy will play two games
and then play tho colored boys
at Fort Robinson. Those who
went, were G. M. and Harvo
Goodonough, Luke Phillips. Jim
Pinkerton, Hemingford; E. Pres
ton, Will Grogan, E. Brown, M.
O'Connor, H. Miller, Alliance.
G. J. Scharff returned frdm
his western trip this weok. He
has been as far out as tho Yellofv
stono park and saw Mossors Lib'
by, Huot and Jpnos' at Bozemntfc
He says times are very dull there
and will be until after olection. '.
Wedding Bells. ' -'
Chas. M. Lotsileich and Miss
Izetta Bond wore united in mar
liago Tuesday jjuly 21, at resi
dence of A. S. Enyeart, Roy. J.
W. Kendall officiating. Mr. aiid
Mrs. Lotspoich will mako their
home at Ellsworth.
Byron L. Weed and Mrs. Kato
Green wero married at Lead
City, S. D., Sunday, July 19th
and will mako their future home
in that city.
Norman G. Leishman and Miss
Nellie Long were married July
21st. Judge Howett tied the
nuptial knot.
The Herald extends congrat
ulations to these three happy
couple.
LAWN GLEANINGS.
Everyone is putting up hay.
A nico rain visited this section
Monday which will be of value to
late potatoes and gardens.
A law 6uit is on the docket for
next Saturday, Naglo vs Oleson,
before J ustico JohntiOn.
A bright littlo bnby girl made
her appearance at the homo of J,
H. Johnston recently. Mother
and child doing nicely.
Our post office took a notion to
keep up with the prevailing ideij
to make a change, and Will bo
found a milo and . a quarter south
Vt' the-dia site. ' '
Those attanding tho Institute
fromXawn were Mrs, E. 13. Ford,
Dora Rohder nnd Tearl Broshar.
Tho3r report a Yery successful
session special mention being
made of the excellent opportunitfds
olFercd tho teachers in Mrs. E F
Tuckor's work. Our efficient Co.
Sup't surely deserves the thanks
of the teachers for her efforts in
their behalf.
Box Svitto Bulletin.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Nye, a
fine baby gid.
Miss Mabel Fryott is visiting
Box Butte friends this week.
Our old soldiers reporc a fine
time at tho reunion last week.
T-on dollars and sixty cents
was realized at tho ice cream
social.
Mrs. Johnson loft for Rapid
City, S. D., to visit her daughter
Mrs. Garvoy.
The Simonson-Sullivan joint
debate was well attended Tues
day evoning.
Hallio and Leora Fryett came
down from Chadron to attend
the races at Alliance and aro
now visiting friends at Bayard.
NOTICE.
School district No! 26, Dawes
county, will rccoivo bids up to
August 10, 1896, for building a
frame school houso, size 18x24.
Specifications furnished by officers
of the district.
All parties, desiring to mako
final proof can hayo their papers
mado out at The Herald office,
free of charge, and promptly
transmitted to the land office.
Taken Up,
Taken up by tho undersigned
one gray maro, woight about
800 lbs, ago about four years.
A. Tsciiacher.
NOTICE.
Parties having laud to dispose
of in Box Butte Co., will find it
to their advantage to send me
price and description.
R. McLeod,
3204 Cass St., Omaha, Neb.
Legal Notices.
NOTICE TO 11EDEEM.
To 0. F. nilven, Trnsbv, American Investment
(fompany. of EraractshurR, Palo Alto County,
Iowa, F. E. Allen, llocoiver of the American
Investment Company, of Emmotnburg, Iowa,
non-resident owners, and to occupants and
and persons in whose names aBtesBed for the
years 1W, IWI and 1KO, and to all whom It
may concorm
You and each of you nro hereby notified that
on tho 6th day of November, 1KUI, A. li. Ormsby
pnrchaecd at public tax sals from the treasurer
ot Box Hutto county, Nebraska, for tho delin
quent taxes for tho year 1K1C1. the real eatato de
scribed Mow, nltuatu in Box Butto county,
State of Nebraska, vit:
Tho north half of tho north west quarter sec
tion R, and the north half of tho northeast quar
ter of section 6, township S, north ot range tVO,
wi'stof tho sixth principal meridian, taxed In
thonamnot ('. F. Bllven.trusleo, for the years
1MKI, 1C1U and 1MI3, anil the northwest quiutor
of soction 18. township 27, north ot rango (M,
west of tho sith orlnoiual meridian, taxed in
the name of C. F. Bllvon, trustea, for tho) ears
Mfl and lbU4, and taxed in tho namo of O F.
Bllven for tho year ItsUa. On tho Kith day ot
November, 1W, A. L. Ormsby paid tho tax on
each of Above described tracts of land for tho
year 18(11 as subsequent lax, nnd on tho 8th day
of July 1MW, said A. I Ormaby paid tho taxes
on each of the abovo described tracts ot laud
for tho year Ih9.", as subsequent tax.
The timo of redemption of each of nald tracts
ot land from said tax salu will uxplro on tho Mb
day ot November, A. D. 1U9U.
iSlirned) A. L. OltMSBY.
First publication July 17, 1800.
NOTICE TO BEDEKM.
To Annlo E. Elkln, non-resident owner, and to
occupants and persons in whose names assess
ed for tho years 1KU, IBtfl, and lBOTi, and to all
whom It may concern:
You and each of jou aro hereby notified that
on the 3th day of November 1HI1, A. ii. Ormsby
purchased at public tax salo from Uio treasurer
ot Box Butto county. Nebraska, for the delin
quent taxes for the year 181U, the real ostato de
scribed below, situate In Box Butte county,
Nebraska, vlt:
Tho southwest quarter ot section 13, township
28, north ot range Ml, west of tho sixth prlnei
tial meridian. Taxed in the name of Annie E.
lilkin for the years 1K93, lW.lt. and ltD3. After
Vard for a aluablo consideration Bald A. Ii.
Ormsby duly sold and delivered said' county
treasurer's certificate of tax sale, together with
tUo accompanying tax receipt, to Edward 11.
Urlswold, who is now tho legal owner and hol
der thereof,
Da tho nth day of April 1810, said Edward H.
Qrlawold paid the taxos on said land for tho
yearlwt.as subseuent tax, and on tho 30th day
of December lb3, said Edward II. Urlswold
paid the taxes on Bald land for tho your 181)3 as
subsequent tax.
Tho timo ot redemption ot said tract of land
from Bald tax rale, will expire on tho Mh day of
November, A. D. 16510.
(Signed) KDWAKD H. OHIBWOLn.
First publication July 17, 18CX).
NOTICE TO REDEEM.
To HorbertN. Carpentor, non-resldont owner,
nnd to occupants, and to persons In whoso
names assessed for tho years lHiCl. 1H94, and
1805, nnd to all whom It may ooncern:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
pn the oth day of November, 1MH, A. U. Ormsby
purchased at public tax sale from the treasurer
ut Box Butte county, Kobraska, for tho delin
quent taxes for the year 1K03, tho real ostato de
scribed below, sltuato in Box Butte county,
Htate of Nebraska, viz:
Tlin trout Imlf nf tho northwest nnartor soo-
,ion2B, and the south half of tho northeast
quarter section 29, township SI, north of rango
h, west, ot mo Hixtn principal moruuan.
Taxed in the namo of Hubert N. Carpenter
for tho vears IBM. 1MH1. and lHai. On the 16th
day of November 1S85. said A. L. Ormsby paid
Uio taxes on said land for tho year 1804, as sub
sequent tax. ami on uio Bin uay ot Juiy jovt.
said A. It. Ormsby paid the taxed on said land
for the tear ltttft. as aubsoauont tax
The time of redemption of said tract of land
irom said tax sale will expire on uio sin uay oi
November. A.J). 1MW.
(Hlgncdl A. li. UUMStltX.
First publication.
July 17,
,1800.
NOriCE TO REDEEM,
To American Investment Company, tot
Kmmrtfllmrir. Palo Alto County. Iowa. F. E
Allen, Receiver ot tho American Investment
I ompany, non-resiuent owners, anu to occu
pants and persons In whoso names assossed
for the years lblU, lbitl, and 1K&, ,and to all
to whom it mar concern:
You and each of j on aro hereby notified that
on the Mh ot November, 18U4, A. Ij. Ormsby,
purchased at public tax sale from tho treasurer
ot Box Butte county. Nebraska, for the delin
quent taxes for tho year 1803. tho real-estate do
scribed bolow, sltuato iu Box llutte county,
Htate ut Nebraska, viz:
The southwest quarter of section 15, town
ship 24, north of rango hi, west ot the sixth
principal meridian;
Taxed in tho name of John D. Workman, for
tho year 1893, and In 'the name of Peter R.
Workman, for the year 1891: and 1805. On the
10th, day of Novnmber 1805, A. I Ormsby,
paid the taxes on said land for tho year 1804 as
subsequent tax. and the Hh, day of July 1800
said A. Ij. Ormsby. paiii the taxes on salu land
for the year 1BV5, as subsequent tax.
Tho timo ot redemption of said tract ot land
from said tax sale will expire on the 5th, day ot
November, A. D. 1600. . .
(signed) A. U. Ormsby.
First pnbllcatlon July 10th, 1890.
NOTICE TO REDEEM.
To John H. D. Bnddemeyer, non-mldent
owener, and to occuiiants and persons in whose
nane assessed for the years 1891, 1691, and 1805,
and to all whome It may concern:
Yon and each ot you are hereby notified that
on the 5th, day of November 1801, A. L. Ormsby,
purchased at public tax salo from tho treasurer
of Box Rutte county, Nebraska, for the delin
quent taxes for tho year lf03. tho real-estate do
scribed below, situate in-Box Butto county,
state ot Nebraska, viz:
Tho southeast quarter ot section, , township
37, north of range li, Went ot the sixth principal
meridian; , , ,
Taxed In the name ot John H. D. Rnddemeyer
forthe years 1803, 1801, and 1805. On the lttth
day ot November 1695. said A. L. Ormsby, paid
tho taxes on said laud for the year 1891, as sub
sequent tax, and said A. It. Ormsby, on the 8th.
day of July 1800 paid the taxes on said land for
the year 1895 as subsequent tax.
Tho day ot redemption of said Uact of land
from said tax sale will expire on the 6th, day ot
November A. D. 1800. w n
(Segued) A. I- Ormsby.
F Irlt pnbUeation July 10th, 1800,
TJ. U. Land Office Alliance, Neb., Jnne 10, lbWl
The contestant will procure publication of
this notice to be made in some nowspapor ot
general circulation in Box Butte county, Ne
braska, for at least thirty days prior to tho day
of hearing. ,
Complaint having been entered at this office
by David Colvin axainst John E. Clayton for
fullnm tu nnmtilv with law as to timber-cult nro
entry No. 838. dated Noemlwr 10, 1888, npon the
n w H soo ZI, to ZI n. rg no, in iiox iimie county.
Nebraska, with view to tho cancellation f
u.Mxntrv rnntstant nlleslm; that John E.
Clayton has not cultivated nor planted trees or
tree seeds or caused to In cultivated or planted
to trees nor tree needs any part of said tract
since July. 1804. and that the part cultivated
prior to July 1804 is covered with weeds and
ffrim ami there aro no treos crowing on said
laud. The said iwirtlea are hereby summoned to
appear at this otnceou tho 24th day of July,1690,
at 10 o'clock a. in., to respond and furnish tes
timony concerning said allege tauure,
F. M. liuooME, Receiver.
U. H. Land Otlico, Alliance. Nob., Juno 3, 1890,
Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM L.
CLAPP, of Fairfield. Iowa, has filed notice of
intention to mako final proof before L. A. Dor
rlugton. U. B. U. C I'om'r at his offlco in Chad
ron, Neb., on the 11th day of July, 1800, on tim
ber culturo application No. 019. for t ho B Ji N E
x N Vi B E U ot soction No. 33, in township
aun.rargotaw.
He name as witnesses: Loyd Herven Pow
ell, Charlt s W. Minard, Thomas C Rhyan, of
Hemingford, Neb., Charles' W. Dorgan, of
hough, Nu. , V. Wehn, J a., UoUtcr.
alvin J. Wildy
NEW STORE! :: NEW GOODS!
New Prices! . New Everything!
Always Leads and Never Follows !
his Space Belongs to
ZE3Z. jEL
HARDWARE
ANTON
PIONEER-
Hardware and
.The Oldest KsTABtmnMENT in the County".
Charter Oak Cook Stoves,
- Genuine Ronnd Oak Heating Stoves,
Paints, Oils, Glass, etc.
Special Agent for BAKER PERFECT Barb
Wire the Best on Earth
Fred Krug Brewing
CABINET BOTTLED BEER
A High Grade Lager Beer,
Purest in the Mrket
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
Offico 1007 Jackson Streot, Omtdia, Neb.
H. H. PI
Proprietor of
Livery and Feed Stalles.
"Wo have first-class stock nnd double and single rigs, which we'
furnish at reasonable rates. Our facilities for accommodating boarder
aro unexcelled in tho city. Givo us a call.
AST Stable Corner Box Butte Aveuuo and Sheridan Street.
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