Hemingford herald. (Hemingford, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1895-190?, July 31, 1896, Image 1
A i VOL. 2. HEMINOTORD, BOX BUTTE COUNTY., NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1896. "' NO- 23 P (WJiJviii'Jiii'M j m jp JiJ" I r 16 TO i.IS I have a full line of Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, No tions, etc., New andlFresh Larg est stock in the county. Produce taken at its highest market value and 50 cent silver dol lars j received at their face. C. A. BURLEW. NOTICE. School district No. 2G, Dawes county, will receive bids up to AugUBt 10, 1896, for building a frame school house, size 18x21. Specifications furnished by officers of the district. All parties desiring to mako final proof can haye their papers made out at The Herald office, free of charge, and promptly transmitted to the land office. Taken Up, Taken up by tho undersigned one gray mare, weight about 800 lbs, age about four years. A. Tschacheu. NOTICE. Parties having land to dispose of in Box Butte Co., will find it to their advantage to send me price and description. R. MoLeod, 3201 Cass St., Omaha, Nob. DISCOUNT SALE. I will soil trimnied-goods at one fourth off from marked price in or der to make room for now goods. Now is the time to get a hat cheap at tho milliner' store one door north of Wildy's. Miss L. Adams. TUTTLE & TAS3I Attorneys - at - Law, HFMINGFORD. NEBRASKA. L W. BOWHAN k Physician and Surgeon, ALLIANCE, NEB. Office rooms and residence in Braver block, up stairs. '"'Special attention givon to dis eases of children . New Short Line to Helena, Butte Spokane, Seattle and Taconia. C3-. X. Sa "W. O. Time Card. KABT BOUND. Ho. 42. pnHsnncor arrlvos tit l:10n. m. " i freight " " B:0cjn.ni. " tsfrolglit nrrlvos nt jO:iOu.ju, WK8T BOUND. No, 11 paspencerartlvns tit 4:15 a. ra. ' 4A frulKht " H:! i. " 41 Irnlclit arrjves nt 3:35 p. m All trair.ii curry passonKPrn. W. M. Copkland. AgMI MAIL D1KKOTOUY. HcMiNOromi postofliro. On weok ilayn door opens at 7 a. m., ucneral delivery opens at H a. m. and eloign nt 8 p. nt. Opuu Bumlays 0 to 10 a. uj. IIkmisotord anc Box Unrre atiBeiUllyexoppt Sunday. HEMiNOono and Dcnlap stage, Monday Wednesday and Friday. All friends of political prohi bition and reform are invited to meet' in Crawford, Nebraska,. Aug. 5th at 2 o'clock p. m. for tho purpose of discussing tho psesent situation and issues, and organizing tho western counties of the stato for aggressive work for ho cause of true reform. ' A. E. Rickkh, Chadron, A. Shcnvdod, Humingford. Tho board of county commis sioners aro in session. Mrs. L. B. Fenner roturned from Goring Saturday. Rev. Wundorlich and Miss Wohlors drove down to Alliance Sunday. Mrs. O. A. Burlow and Miss Mary O'Keofo visited Alliance Tuesday. V. Cladek brought uo a fine cheese Tuesday, for which ho has our thanks. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Smith, of Alliance, visited Homingford friends yesterday. John Logan has gono to Clear mont, Wyo., having secured em ployment there. Sup't Zobel, of the poor farm, had business before tho commis sioners yesterday. Prof, Worden has opened his art studio in tho building oppo site the Metropolitan hotel. Postmaster Lockwood was in town yesterday and made appli cation to prove up on his homo- stead. Prank Shimek returned from VanTassol's ranch in "Wyoming, whore ho put up a largo wind mill. Alex Muirhoad departed for Lyons, this week where he has secured a position in tho village schools. A. J. Engstrom's bridge gang was in town a few days this week. They wont west Wednes day night. There will bo services at the Catholic church next Sunday, August 2. Father Muenich will officiate. H. R. Green was confined to his room for several days this week but is getting nround all right again, we aro glad to say. G. M. Sullivan, W. G. Simon son, Ernest Meints, J. S. Par adis and G. "W.JSrb were among theA.lliauceites in town yester day. B. E. Johnson and Miss Mabel Fryott drove to Chadron Mon day. Miss Fryett has been visiting in this county for the past two weeks. Eddie Johnson came down from Keystone; S. D., Tuesday and left this morning for Norfolk on business and may decide to locate there. Ho reports times rathor quiet in tho southern hills. The M. E. Sunday school had planned for a picnic on tho river Thursday but owing to tho rain it'was postponed. Several of the "boys and girls" who whore not afraid of rain wont anyhow and report a pleasant (?) time'. The Populists held their con vention at Alliance "Wednesday. "W. M. Iodenco was nominated for county attorney and James Hollinrako was re-nominatdd for commissioner of the 2nd district. Delegates were elected to attend the stato, congrssional, repre sentative and senatorial conven tions. In tho ball game at Chadron Friday tho Homiugford-Alliance team won by a score of 21 to-11. Tho second game was won by Chadron, score 10 to 7. The gamo at Fort Robinson was won by tho soldiers, score 12 to 7. Manager Goodenough speaks highly of tho treatment accorded them at both Chadron and tho Fort. Tho rain yesterday was a good old-fashioned soaker and remind ed us of old times. Corn and potatoes aro looking fine and those late rains will be tho mak ing of thorn. There was con. w siderablo electricity "with tho storm and some damaj dono by lightning. Wo are informed that Mrs. McCandless had d valuablo cow killed and James McKinnoyof Snako creok had about forty tons of hay burned. PARTY LINES CUT NO FIQURH. Republicans of Norfolk Como Out for tho Whito Motal and Organ ize a Bryan club in which liev. Dr. Jennings, formerly of this County, Takes an Aotivo Parjt. Freo Silver clubs aro being or ganized all over tho Stato. Norfolk, Neb., July 28. A Bryan club, 200 strong, was organ ized hero last night on very short notice. Judge H. D. Kolly was made temporary chairman and 0. W. Crum,8ecrotary. Both of these gentlemen aro old-lino republicans and enthusiastic silver men. Tho following oilicors wore elected: Hon. G. A. Luikhart, president; Dr. A. D. Tashjcan, I. M. Hull, II. D. Kelly, W. T. Shively and C. D. Jenkins vice prcaidonta; O. W. Grain, secretary, and J. O. Still, treasurer. Rousing speeches were mado by Rev. J. W. Jennings of Fullorton, William F. Porter of Merrick county and W. E. Reed of Mad ison. Both Rev. Jennings and W. E. Reed prefneed their romarks with tho statement that Ihey had voted for Blame and also for Harrison, but that when tho ropubhean party had turned down bimetal lism at St. Louis they could not, as honest men, follow. Tho club membership inclndes quite a number of former republi cans, among whom are W. O. Tol liver and Sotu Kethledgo, dry goods merchants; H. D. K,olly, at torney, and C. W. Crum, real es tate agent. Tho club membership is rapidly increasing, as tho free silver seutiment continucs-tO'grxw.. E. C. House, the genial repre sentative of tho old reliable New York Life Insurance company, has been in town this week and written several policies. Mr. House is a life long republican but is talking "tooth and toenail" for Win. J. Bryan. Nino out of ten of the travelling men aro doing so.. Hon. A. L. Sharrock, Mayor of Edgemont, who is an old-lino re publican, has declared himself for the white motal and Bryan. According to tho Edgemont Advocate, the meaning of 10 to 1 in that city is that there aro 10 silver men to one gold bug. Tho ladies of the M. E. church will give a campaign sociable at tho court house Friday evening, Aug. 7th. Mrs. A. M. Miller was chosen chairman of the pro hibition camp, Mrs. Sweeney of tho republican, Mrs. Switzer of the democratic and Mrs. Nichols of the populist. If we hold an error to loose it is our gain. To study opposing arguments either confirms our belief or makes clear our error. Ideas not put to this test do not riso to the dig nity of opinions, they aro mere prejudices. Come, see yourself as other see you. Each party will have at least one strong pointr brevity, being limited to 20 minutes in which to convince all that it is tho party of parties. Ice. cream and cako 10 cents per dish. Mrs. M. M. Blanchard, Sec'y. Berea Sara-plngo. Hurrah for Billy Bryan 1 Rev. Coolidgo is expected to preach hero next Sunday. Rev. Wornoni preache'd at Mr. Garret t's" place hist Sunday to a well filled house. Boroa will now bo able to fur nish bands to tho different politi cal parties on short notice during tho campaigu to the highest bid ' der for cash in silver. A man from Goring camo up with a load of oats last Monday and while ho stopped horo to rost liis team got away from him and ho had to hire a man and team to tako him to Uomingford. Tho gold bugs may bo able to fool part of tho pooplo all tho time, nud all tho people part of tho time but thoy can't fool all tho people all tho timo, which will bo mani fest next November. Legal Notices. NOTICE TO 11EDEKM. ToC. Vt Hllvon. Truntoo, Amorlcnn Investment Compnuy, ot lCihmotubnrtt, Palo Alto (.'onnty, Iowa, F. K. Alien, llocelvor of thn American luvostmont Company, of KmmoUburK, Iowa, non-ri'sldont owucrn, and to occapantB ami and pnrsonn in wheso naincn imaonstHl for the years IHOJ, 1NU and lb5, and to all whom it may concern: You and each or yon are .hereby notified that on tho Mil dnyot NoTember, lbVI, A. 1 Ormnby pnrchaHod.at public tax naio from tho trcanurur of litis llutto county, Nebraska, for tho tlolln (jnent tnxra for tho year 1S.U. tho real ontata do ticribnd Ixilow, Mtunto in iiox llutto county, Stato ot NeUrspUa, tJz: Tho north half of tho north west quarter neo tion B, and thn north half of tho northeast quar ter of flection 6, township u8, north ot range M), weKtottliunlxili principal meridian, taxed iu thonamnlif ('. F. llllren, trustoo, for tho yearn 1MKI, 1MI4 and 1805, and the northwest quarter of section 18. township 27, north of rango r2, west of tho sixth principal meridian, taxed in thn nnmn of ('. F. 1111 ven. trustee, tor tho years IhOI and ItW, and taxed in tho name or O F. litiron for the year lblW. On tho lUth day ot Norember, 1DUT), A. 1j. Ormsby paid tho tax on earh of aboTP described tracts of land for tho ycarlBAI as subsequent tax, and on thn Hth day .f .1i.lv IhtHl aatil A. li. tlrmiillp Tifttil till, tftTiia oneacli of the nboro described tracts ot land for tho year IbtKi, an BUtwoquent tax. Thn tune of redemption of each ot said tracts ot land from said tax sale will oxpiro on the 5th day ot NoTcmbor, A. D. 18W. iHlpned) A. h. OHMSBY. First publication July 17, 1850. NOTICE TO KEDEGM. To Annio E. Klkin, non-resident owner, and to occupant and persouB in whose names assess ed for tho years 18'.C1, moi, antl lbTO, and to all wliom it may concern: Yon and earn of yon are hereby notified that on the 5th day of November lr'01, A. Jj. Ornmby purchased at public tax sale from tho treasurer of llox llutto county. Nobraska. for the tlolln quent taxpH for tho year lfiU, tho real estate de scribed below, situate iu llox llutto county, Nebraska, viz: Tho southwegt quarter ot section 13, township SB. north of ranuoM), west ot the sixth princi pal meridian. Taxed In the name of Annio E. KIMn for tho years lfclO, 1MM, and lrifi. Aftor ward for a valuablo eonsideration cId A. h. Ormsby duly sold and delivered said county treasurer's cerllucatoot taxsalo, toaother with tho arcompanyiiiK tax reci-ipt. U Edward II. (iriswold, whole now tho legal owner and hoi dur theri of. On the Cth day ot April 1803, said Edward H. QrUwold paid tho taxes on said land tor tho yo&rlbl,a BUtouont tax, ami on uiosoinuay tt December 1!. Mkld Edward It. Griswnld paid tho taxes on said land for the year ltJIM as enbnequent tax The timo of redemption of said tract of land from raid tax salo, will oxpiro on tho lith day ot November, A. 11. Ih'.M. (Hinod) EDWAKD H. OR1SWOLI). First publication July 17, 1HO0. NOTICE TO 11EDEEM. To Herbert N. Carpentnr, non-resident owner, and to occupants, and to persons in whoso namts assessed for Die years lB'.U. 1&W, and 1K.1 fitul Ui jtll wlirnn it nv poncerm You and each of you aro hereby notified that on tlie oili Uay ot novemiwr, lbvi, a. u. urmsoy purclmetd at public tax salo from the treasurer of Hox Untto county. Nebraska, for the delin quent taxes for tho year laftl, tho real estate de scribed iioiow, siiuau) in uox iiuiiu counvy, Stato of Nebraska, viz: Thn troitt. hfttf iif tho northwest nuartor boo- tion 38, antl tho south half ot the northeast quarter section w, iownnip-i, nonn or rauKu fj, west of tho sixth principal meridian. Taxml in tho namo of Uultort N Caroenter for the years 1893, 1MU, and KV5. On tho lBth day of Novemlxir lsa.V said A. ti. Ormsby paid tho taxCB on saitl land for the year 18SH. as sub sequent tax. and on tho Kth tlay of July lbUi. said A. L. Ormsby paid tho taxes on said land fur the year imij, as subsequent rax Tho time ot redemption ot said tract ot lantl from raid tax salo will expire on tho Sth day ot November. A. V. 1MU. (BiK-ned) A. L. OllMBnY. First publication July 17, IsOtl. NOriCE TO KEDEEM, To American Invostmont Company, Jot EmmetstmrK, 1'alo Alto County, Iowa, F. E Allen, Heceiver of the Ameriran Inreetment Company, non-resident ownors', and to occu iiantB and persons in whoso names assesseil tor tho years UIM, 1K)4, and inifi, ;and to all to whom it may concern; You and each of you are hereby notified that on tlie Stliot wovemDer, im, a. u. urrasny, purchased at public tax sale from tho treasurer ,f Rut ltiitiiiintv. Nobraska. for tho delin quent taxes for tho year 1S93, the real-estate de scribed below, situate iu llox Itutto county, BtateotrveiiranKa, viz: The southwest quarter of section IS, town ship 21, north of ranee 62, west of the sixth principal meridian; ...., Taxed in the nameof John D. Workman, for tho year 1KIJ, and in 'the name of I'eter H. Workman, for the year 1891; and iMO On the ltith, day of Novninbor 1WO, A. L. Ormsby, paiti tho taxes on said land for tho year 1B91 as subsequent tax. and tho hth, day ot Jrjly lrt said A. 1.. Ormsby. iaid tho t&xea on said land for tho year 1S, as subsequent tax. Tho time of redemption of said tract ot land from said tax sale will explro on the Sth, day ot November, A. 11. lbtti. (siRnevll A. L. Ormsby. First publication July 10th, 1W. NOTICE TO ltEDEEM. To John II. D. Unddemejer, non- resident owencr.and to occupants ami ixrsoub In whone nane assessed for tho years 1MU, ltKl, and lbllj, and to all whomo it may concern: You and each ot you are hereby notified that on the Sth. day of Novemlier 1MU, A. ti, Ormsby, purchased at puljlio tax salo from tho treasurer of Iiox llutte county. Nebraska, for the delin quent taxes tor tne year isuj, iiio nu-uswiu uo soribed lwlnw, situate in-Box Iiutte county, The eonthtst quarter ot section, l, township 27, north ot range W, west ot tho sixth principal Taxed In thenanv or John H. D. noddemeyer for the years lUJ. iMM, and lKfi. On the lBth .tu .. Kir.ititu. 1bu uaIiI A. I.. tlrmuhv. iitliil tle taxes on said lanii for tlie year lBVI.as sub eouent tax, aud said A. I Ormsby, on tliobth. day of July ll)iaid tho taxes on said laud for tne year itSHiassuosequeui i. ... , f rum said tax salo will oxpiro on tho uth, day ot November A. 1). 1H. . , iBenml) A. I.. Ormsby. Fir it publication Jnly 10th, 18'.W, New Goods, Now Clothing, New Hats, Now Tics, at WILDY'S Now Everything Now line of carpets at Horn- call's, " Calvin J. Wildy NEW STORE! :-: NEW GOODS! New Prices! New Everything! Always Leads and Never Follows ! his Space Belongs to 3:r OB. HARDWARE ANTON UHRIG, PIONEER " ardware and Saddlery. The Oldest jisTAuusmviENT in this County, Charter Oak Cook Stoves, Genuine Round Oak Heating Stoves, Paints, Oils, Glass, etc.. Special Agent for BAKER PERFECT Bart Wire the Best on Earth. Fred Krug Brewing Company CABINET BOTTLED BEEI A High Grade Lager Beer, Purest in the Market PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. Office 1007 Juckson Street, Omaha, Neb. H. H. PIERCE, .Proprietor of. Livery m Feed Stables. iMin , . ... ..- "Vo have first-class stocli and double and single rigs, wliich we furnish at reasonable rates. Our facilities for accommodating boarder aro unexcelled iu the city. Givo us a call. fi Stable Coruor Bos. Butte Avonuo and Sheridan Street. a-3e-B-H2jT, .vcvWWXV