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DIERKS LUMBfcK rtl COAL , CO.
Phone 23 J. S. MOLYNLUX. Mar.
Zuiiibrola Zephyrs.
Nannie McComas has had the
mumps.
Charles Faw , a brother of Roy
Faw , is visiting his Uncle
and family , B. B. Sands.
Nettie and Flora Martin will
quit coming to school this week ,
and prepare for their visit to Vir
ginia.
Mr. J. T. Cole's sister and hus
band of Ohio visited here just re
cently.
Nine McComas sold 16 head of
calves last week.
E. B. Barber lost two calves in
this last storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cramer
are keeping house for Henry
Cramer and wife , during the lat-
ter's absence on a visit to Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Heaps ar
rived here Sunday morning from
Canada. Mr. Heaps will leave
the latter part this week for
Kansas and Mrs. Heaps will re
main a few weeks visiting her
parents , Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Bishop.
Miss Madge Bishop missed
Monday this week , at school ow
ing to it being so cold in the
morning to make the trip to the
Bow.
Mrs. Ronth was a pleasant
caller on Mrs. Calleu one after
noon this week. Mrs. Callen is
improving rapidly , which will be
good news for her many friends.
A number of men of this neigh
borhood attended the Conrad and
Marquis sale last Wednesday.
Mrs. Koozcr and daughter
Bertha visited with Mrs. Dcniug
and her daughter , Mrs. Beadle ,
on last Wednesday. Mrs. Den-
ing has just moved back to
Broken Bow and her daughter is
paying her a short visit.
Prairie Hill News.
Mrs. Beal is on the sick list
this week.
Vilot Kelley is much better at
this writing.
What Is
"Self preservation is the first law of nature , " answers
Johnny Jones.
Correct , Johnny. Go right up to the head of the class.
This law applies to a community as well as to an indi
vidual. Under the severe operation of this law a town that
does not toke eare of itself , that does not look after its own
interests first , that does not look out for Number One , soon
< * falls into a bad way.
! That's just as sure as shootin' . It's the law.
We must obey the law or take the consequences. Tf < :
wo in this town and com
munity do not work to
gether J'or our own good ,
the mutual good of all of
IH , in all lines of husj-
ne-s , wo have only our- : § *
jelves to blame if the : § >
place- slides down the in
clined plane instead of
climbing the golden lad
der of prosperity and
progress.
For instance , if wo
do our retail trading with
big city stores that have
no interest in us ex
cept to get our money
and keep it , local trade
must suffer and shrink , ©
town property values and 0
farm land values must de
crease and there you
are 1
Johnny Jones , who
knows the law , is a wise
lad , but how about his
papa and mamma ?
Do they obey the first
law as applied to the old homo place ? ] f they don't , Johnny
may have to apply the law to himself when ho grows up. Ho
may have to go to the city to make a living.
Let's all think it over. i
Tim Sewing Circle will moet
with Mrs. Howard on Thursday ,
February 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Longfellow and
daughter , ICsthcr , visited last
Thursday at Mr , Gibb ? , ' of Onus-
U. i' . Evans ntid Dave Coulter
shipped 2 rnr load of cattle to
South Omaha Monday.
Mr. Richnnk nnd family who
h.ivo been living on Judge Reese'
ranch the past year liavj moved
to town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and daugh
ter of Overtoil , who have been
visiting in thianeighborhood the
past -week has returned home.
Ilolcoiiil ) Suit Was Dismissed.
The suit tiguiiisl Judge Silas
A. Holcomb , of Hrokcn 15ow ,
brought in the district court t. )
tocovcr $11.000 by Arthur C.
Wakcly , receiver of the National
Mutual Insurance company , was1
dismissed Monday morning on
the motion of the plaintiff and at
his costs. No service upon Judge
Holcomb was ever obtained in the
case in thai jurisdiction. The
suit was filed here in the expec
tation that service could be ob
tained when the judge came to
Lincoln to begin the contest over
the scat on the supreme bench to
which he was appointed by Gov.
Shalleubcrger. The declination
of the appointment by Judge
Ilolcomb removed any strong
probability of service being had
in this county.
The suit arose from an old con
troversy between Judge Ilolcomb
and the insurance company. At
one time Judge Ilolcomb was
general agent for the company in
several western states. After
the company failed , the receiver
sought to hold Judge Ilolcomb
liable as guarantor of the un
paid premiums on some of the
policies written in his territory
and the suit was to recover the
amount of these unpaid prem
iums. Lincoln Star.
lo The Public.
Washington , D. C. Febr. 12 , My
llaving this year been allotcd
but 10,000 packages of garden
seeds , atid by dilligont effort in
soliciting of other Congressmen
found itself able to add but
5tlO packages to tin' ; ! , thus n/-- /
yregathig 15,000 packages for
about 55,000 votern , I shall nec
essarily fall short about 40,000
packages of having enough to
supply every head of a family.
Already I have distributed
several thousand packages to
hotner.teaders whoso names f had
listed , but as to the remainder
distribution will be made only
upon individual application. So
far aa the packages I have re
maining may extend , I shall take
pleasure in supplying each ap
plicant who will write me a pos
tal requesting it with a package
containing the u ual assortment
ol ganlen seeds.
Yours very truly ,
M. P. KINKAID.
Ed M. Scott , of Anselmo , waa
transacting business in the city
last Thursday.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
William M. Kirkpatrick
ct al to Edward K. Mor
gan , 160 acres in 20-17-22 7500
The Union Land Co. toOlof
Storm , lot 7-P-11-12 in
blk. lOCallaway 4500
\Vm. J. Wilson to John F.
Wilson , 160 acres in 34-
18-23 7300
The Union Land Co to Sid
ney E. Smith and Lry-
man II. Smith , 67 54-100
acres in 26-13-22 , 33-100
acres in 26-13 21 1788
The Union Land Co. to Sid
ney and Lryman II.
Smith , 160 acres in 25-
13-21 4000
Lovria L. Allen and hub.
to the Arnold Mercantile
Co. Lots 3-4 blk 11 R. E.
Allen's add to Arnold , 125
J.A. Schaad to B. / , . Sclby
lot 11-12 in blk 6 Jewetts
and Lillys add to Broken
"WHO ME ? WHY ' ' "
, I'M THAT NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION"
Bow 272
I
Spencer D. Boblils t o
Harry E. O'Neill , 100
acres in 15-14-21 1.00
J. W. Qnackcnbush toC. J.
Popes , 160 acres in 31-
15-24 2600
Martina Furrow to Mary
Swan , 160 acres in 34-
17-21 1700
Wm. A. Richardson to
Jesse S. Teagarden , blk.
26 original town Broken
Bow 3200
The Union Land Co. to
Robert C. Chumbley , lot
4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 blk.
42 Oconto 195
Ben. F. Fuller to James W.
Sundy , 203 acres in sec.
10-15-19-18 2400
Margaret B. Pester single
to David Collier , 160
acres in 18-17-17 3200
Sidney Moore to Johnie J.
Moore , SO acres in 32-31
T16R20 15QO
Austin G. Daniel to J R.
Rhodes , lot 1-2-3-11-12
blk. west Ansley 700
Chas. E. Ross to Rose E.
Empfield , parcel in blk.
1 Anselmo 75.00
George Patrick to Dora F.
Rhodes , 32 acres in sec.
2-11 T 14 R 18 , also lots
9-10-11 blk 7 Mason City 10,000
Clarence E. Gotten to
Sarah A. Slayter , lots 2-
3-4 T 12 R 23 Dawson
Co. , also 40 acres in 34-
13-23 Custer Co 1300
Susan A. Waterbury and
hub to Ben F. Kiker , 160
acres in 35-20-18. . 1.00 t
Andy Court single to Geo.
Court , 40 acres in sec 10-
20-17 600
Carolina Appclt to George
Court , 40 acres in 9-20-17 8.00
Eliza Whittle to James
Whittle , parcel in sec 9-
10 T IS R 23 10.00
James M. Robinson to
Elizabeth Thomas , lots
16-17-18 blk 31 Oconto. . 525 '
Emmet F. Seybolt to Al
bert T. Seybolt , und 1-2
int in lot 6 in blk 13
Broken Bow 7.00
Orlen E. Eggleston to'
Daniel R. Rockwell , lots
8-7 in blk 3 Reyners add
to Broken Bow 2000
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