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THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
hUCCESSdll TO
CHERRY COUNTY INDEPENDENT
feOBERT GOOD Editor and Publisher
Official lftper of Cherry
iy IXeliraska
ifilOG Plv Year in Advanc
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FUBLllsIiED EVERY THURSDAY
Entered at the rost omce at Valentine Cherry
county Nebraska as Second class matter
This paper will be mailed regularly
to its subscribers until a definite order
to discontinue is received and all ar
tears are paid in full
Advertising rates 50 cents per incji
Jier month Rates per column or for
long time ads made known ou appli
cation lo this office
Cherry county will save 6200 per
Tyear in rem and 100 per year in fuel
by voting for a new court house In
20 years that saving will amount to
6000 without counting interest
10 vote3 Vere east oh the ciurt
house question last fall and 508 bal
lots were cat neither for nor against
the proposition Friends of economy
ih county government should get out
to the election on Mav 4
The democratic party swallowed tmr
principal plank in 1SGPree Silver at
1G to 1 In 1893 they will have to
swallow the government ownership aud
land planks or the party will find itself
following the populist procession
JAiivoln Josl
The proper title of the Dingiey
JJiiy says the Kansas City Times
vrvuld seem to be an ast to resusci
tate the democratic party It would
be if the party were united for a strict
ly revenue tariff and against bad
money With those conditions the
IMngley bill wold be a bill of lading
via the Short Line straight to the
White House Jonhmile
The World Herald says that The
Yalentine Democrat has called a
meeting t the democratic editors of
the north half of the sixth uistuct to
meet at Valentine As the editor of
The Democrat is the only demo
cratic editor m that territory there
ought to be a full attendance
Jveya Paha CaU
Thats rigbu there will be a full at
tendance but we will wager a font
of type that the attendants will not be
full even if they are democratic
Phoebe Cousins the veteran woman
suffragist has at last decided that
woman has no place in public life or
politics In a recent interview she
said
Womeu in public life will never
prove satisfactory there are limitations
that proscribe her success She is
naturally a housekeeper I would ad
vise all young women to marry and
become housekeepers Twenty years
ago I with other new converts be
lieved -that suffrage for women would
prove a panacea for all of the evils of
politics I believed that womeu in
public life would prove a regenerating
influence After twenty years of close
observation and experience I have
come to the conclusion that women
are no Abetter than men
The Ains wortb Star Journal asks
-If a meeting of tbe republican editors
ot this part of the state should be
called wouldnt you accept on invita
tion Bob Of course wc would if
we could get to the place of meeting
We realize that we are not the only
latilder on tkehill and that there are
jof the state
lid ac-
but
lat
WILL FALL IN
LOVE
With utr new line of
LADIES SHOES AND OXFORD TIES
In Black Tan and Oxblood
The very latest and prettiest shapes
Jry Goods JDparf men
Chock lull of novelties in
Dress Goods and Shirt Waists
T O
ecso JUST ORE YEAR AGO
n The Yalentine Democrat was
issued under the present management
just one year ago this week and we
hope and trust it will continue to be so
issued for a score of years to come
The past year has been an eveutful
one The democratic party has been
retired from control of national affairs
the republican party has been ousted
bag and baggage from the state house
for the first tiine in its history and
sheol has been raised in general In all
parts of the country Through it all
The Democrat has survived
When the present proprietor located
in Yalentine there were live demo
cratic papers in this immediate section
of the state Today there is but one
and a number of little would be politi
cians are trying to kill it When the
editor entered this journalistic field he
announced his intention of doing a few
things as follows
We shall to the best of our ability
uphold and do battle for the principles
of that the democratic party but in
so doing we shall endeavor to treat
everyone fairly regardless of political
affiliations
The Valentine DeuOckat will
uphold the canse of every man who is
unfairly dealt with regardless of who
the oppreason is or what position he
holds jg
i We are here to give you Mhe best
paper Cherry count ever had
We do not intend to let politics blind
us to anything which may be to the
interest of our town or county
Has the pa er kept to these prom
ises Its readers can but answer yes
It has been thoroughly democratic It
has treated members of ail parties in a
respectful manner when they werede
servmg It has upheld democrats re
publicans and populists when they
were unfairly dealt with Tt has been
the best paper for news in the county
It has always stood for advancement
and improvement in both town and
county With such a record there is
no reason why it should not receive
the support of the people It has no
new declaration of principles to offer
The old ones are good enough and on
them we stand
The world moves aud even republi
can congressmen sometimes change
itheir minds Said Chairman Dinglev
of the McKinley bill in 1S90
The greatest relief will be found by
the transfer to the free list of sugar
and molasses because sugar and mo
lasses have become as necessary articles
of food as flour aud seven eighths of
our consumption is imported a con
dition of things which as both sides
admit makes the duty a tax that in
creases the burdens of the people nearly
to the extent of the tariff
Said Chairman Dingiey of the Ding
lev bill in 1S07
Last year the revenue from
sugar was only -29500000 There is
little doubt that the increase of nearly
three fourths of a cent per pound in
the duty will be sufficient to gradually
develop beet sugar production in this
country and that for the present it will
increase the annual revenue 20000
000 making 50000000 from sugar
The populist party dealt itself some
very hard blows when it ousted the re
publican members of the legislature
from Douglas county and forced the
recount of the ballots on the constitu
tional amendments The steals of the
republican state treasurer and auditor
would have been sufficient to elect
every populist candidate two years
hence but not content with this they
spoiled it all by trying to grab every
thing in sight and some things that
were not What a chance for demo
crats
Some mens idea of getting even
with an editor is to stop their paper
others insist on licking him every time
he publishes something displeasing to
them and still others adopt the plan
-of rewarding him for all - the good
things he has ever said about thehl
but the former outnumber the latter
three to one Of such is the Kingdom
of Heaven Gordon Journal
something must be wrong at
A fight among members of the
ture has not been reported for
flays
the Dingiey tariff bill to
iw and prosperity in gobs
kwn upon every
u
rewwium wmii iB vta
Little
C E Bowring came in from Chey
enne Wyoming yesterday morning
after his trip through the northwest in
the interest of Chamberlain Co
Herman Schaffer and Christ Baysel
of Omaha were in town yesterday
These gentlemen are looking for a
desirable location tostart a cattle
ranch
M JJDolau superintendent of con
struction of the Indian school returned
home from jSTorth Dakota Tuesday
and went over to the school The
buildings will be completed about Slav
lc
With five residence buildings under
process of construction three more
talked of a livery stable being built
a school house under way and a court
house in prospect Yalentine can cer
tainly claim to have a building boom
It is a popular superstition that it is
extremely unhealthy to have a cat for
a bed fellow Two old maids at Long
pine sleep with a feline yet neither
shows any symptoms of entering into
a decline they are even free from
catarrh
The recount farce at Lincoln is end
ed and the result shows the defeat of
the amendments by about 4500 votes
Cherry countys was changed from 562
for and 310 against to 1165 for and 34
against What corrupt election
boards we must have had
Jackson Bray ton yesterday re
ceived 50 pounds ol German sugar
beet seed from Omaha This seed
will be sold at a price which will bare
ly cover cost and runners who desfre
to experiment uith beets should call
early and secure some of the seed be
fore the supply is exhausted
Xeligh is to have a beet sugar fac
tory and they did nor blew much
about it eitber if Cheiry count
people will work peisistently and
earnestly they may secure one of - the
coveted factories Wind is good
agitation but work only will-secure-
improvements
According to the report of the con
dition of the various banks in this
county there was on deposit March 2i
the sum of 8157600 divided among
the banks as follows
Cherr County Rank
Rank ot Valentine
Wood Lake disk
1931473
22447S1
jii4t
Tiie capital stock of the three banks
isj0000 On the date mentioned
their combined loans and discounts
were over 6b0QO
Saturdays papers contain the follow
ing special from Denver which will be
ot interest lo our readers C I Ed
inger alias Lo s Angeles the United
States soldier just tried here for the
murder of Officer Al Moore of this
city two years ago was this morning
declaied not guilty by the jury which
was out nearly fort eiidit hours
Edinger was discharged and will at
once return to his company at -Port
I Niobrara Kebr
IJcvmXaH ofFnrkoy
things are sometimes the
cause of great results
Twenty SniuilW
Tableaux KaLse the GateY
in way ioi leaven
summer Time
Recitation
ironys Turn
Kitty Anew
jDialogile The Dead Bird
JUU i can
A Little Storv
Class Kesitaiion
TheQneer Scholars
A Problem
Soiift John Brown
The Eastern
-question was solved in Yalentine the
other nijiht by a waiter in a local res
taurant in about 15 seconds A num
ber of boys were to have a turkey for
supper While bringing the foul to
the table the hash slinger slipped
dropped the platter and the catastrophe
resulted in tbe downfall of Turkey
the overthiow of Greece the breaking
up of China and the disappointment of
11 ungary
School Report
Term report of school district No
48 for term beginning Jan 41 and
ending April 1 1S97
No of months taught 3
Total No days taught 59
Total No o days all pupils attended 8S2
No of pupils enrolled 18
Average daily attendance 15
Average tardiness 4V
Average standing all branches 78
Average igc of pupils 10 year
No ot grades in school 5
Those pupils who were neither tardy or ab
sent during the entire term are Orvllla and Eve
Carey
Our school closed with a dinner m
the day and although the weather was
very bad the following program was
rendered in the evening to a small but
appreciative audience
Song Musics Call
Opening Address
The Church Organ
The Little Clock
Tableau Tired out
Mothers Way
Ify KUty
Make
Dialogue QuKckerv V5
Dan and Dimole
By School
Jettie Claybaiuth
Helen Swartz
Eva Carey
Mabel Overman
Pearl Carey
Tommy Swartz
YeitaSauerwein
Levi Claybaugh
Lizzie Brown
Bvijjchool
Emil Jj Iuenvein
Victoria Swartz
jjvnie Claybaugh
A
jmlia Carey
vAin
Ten
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fc swartz
Pupils
Brown
lUerweir
hool
I HllPlll Klinllltf nLi -
What Sushu saw at the Circus Wartz
On ilia
Carey Mabel OrmanHeiS
SwarlzLizziuj3rowii
ilnnttktf Cf kajv A ma-
H3i By gojl
A Goaooir
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Mr and Mrs Gallop spent Monday
and Tuesday at Gordon
James Enos of Merriman is on the
river this week looking after his horses
James Enos was visiting at Wm
Dnrris last week and reports a very
pleasant time
Misses Lura Gallop and Anna Sonesl
visited at Kennedy Thursday and Fri
day of last week
Mrs Leeper daughter and son con
template locating at Xemo S J in
the near future
April 1st has passed- a da that
will undoubtedly be long remembered
by E L Murphy and Frank Eaton
Mis3 Mamie Murphy one of j
fields most accomplished young ladies
has arrived here to spend the summer
with her brother
Andrew Dahlgrin has been con
fined to his bed for some time with
pneumonia but we are glad to note is
rapidly recovering
Prank Eaton after following the
fashion of wearing long locks in
tends having his hair shingled when
the weather gels warmer and will
probably make a shipment soon
Miss Dollie Johnson one of Harlans
charming school maams spent last
week with Lura Gallop Come again
Doliie it mates James wear a 2 by 4
smile when you come down to Saints
Best
We had the pleasure of seeing photo
of the GAllop bridge lately which was
a beautiful picture that is the couple
that stood upon the bridge when
taken Kellvs Pa
P J Stoltz of Eidora Illinois was
in town this week looking after some
Cherry county lands in which lie is in
terested
Congressman SZoivartitt New SSool
Have you read What Christ Saw by Hon M
W Howard Congressman Iron Alabama
Author of Christ Came lo Cong ess Sen
sational Startling The Author threatened
with exnuisiou from Congress Send no cent- ro
the Author and procure a rdp Address Hon
M W Howard Hoiwe nfv Representatives
Washington D C
JLo SiOUPCCitlt mil ItaeSi in One 2ttf
y fikingrhe Pacific Short Line at
OXeill Train arrives at Sioux City
at 240 p m returning leaves at 5
m making close ronneet ions at OXeill
in both directions Connections also
made with trains to and from Yank
ton Sionx Fails Mitr hell etc Bin
local tickets to OXeill
JUST GFlW12m
I have just opened a Steele of
groceries m the old Red Front
building on ATain street and re
speutfully solicit your patronage
Everything new and fresh Pro
duce taken in exchange
r t f r ia Tv TvjTf vtt
Bran bulk 40c per cwt 700ton
Shorts bulk 50c per cwt 900 ton
Screenings 35c 000
Chop Feed 70c iJOO -
Corn 50c ft
Oats G5c
SirtUwfar Ihe ISitSciirjSeftiioji
S 15 nowiurg Jivmir 214 miles eapt of Valen
tine will lieid cows the coming season for 7c
per head a month No charge for any under
oncj ear old Those having eovrs or cattle not
necessary to be taken home every night can be
yarded with shelter and hay if stormy after tbe
IstofMaj No charge until May 1st During
April those wishing to have cows or cattle taken
out when weather is suitable will be done with
out charge March 25 20 and 27 I will be in
Valentine to make arrangements for the season
Also thos wishing to have horses or colts pas
tered by the dav week or month arrangement-
for the same will be made
JProcla mutton for S2eeial Zilcutlon
Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors
of Cherry county in the state of Nebraska tliat
whereas the county board of said county at the
regular meeting of said board held ou the 10th
day of March ib7 at the court house in Valen
tine in said county for the purpose of acting
upon and considering the quesiiou of calling a
special election for the purpose of voting uuon
the question of issuing the bonds otsaid countv
for the pin pose of bui ding and furnishing a
couit house in said Countj of Cherry aud where
as the board after due consideration believes
that it would he wise and expedient to call audi
election and to issue said bonds aforesaid and
said board having found that the assessed valu 1
tion of the taxable property of said county for
the year 1896 is 121 5 77 and that said cuimtv
can be legally bonded for the sum of Si20io and
said board baring ascertained that the highest
price bonds could be negotiated for was one
hundred cents on the dollar Now tnerefore
notice is hereby given that on Tuesdav the 4th
day of May next an election will be held at the
various voting places in the several election jre
cincts of sad county and the qualified votcis of
said precincts may vote upon the following pro
position
Shall the county board of Cherry County in
tiie state ot Nebraska issue the coupon bonds
of said county in the sum of 12000 for the pur
pose of building aud furnishing a court house
said bonds to take effect June 1st 1S97 aud to
draw interest at the rate of five per cent per
annum payable semi annually on the first days
of June and December in each year until tbe
interest thereon has been fully paid the princi
pal aud interest thereof being pajable at the
office of the county treasurer of said county
said bonds to become due on the first day ot
June 1917 providing that the county board
of said Cherry eouuty may at its option pa any
of said bonds in accord with their issue accord
ing to their number at any time after the
expiration of trn years front tho date 0 their
laking effect And shall the county board of
Oherrv countj atoresaid annually levy up n the
taxable property of Cherry county a tax suffici
ent tc pay interest and principal of said nonds
when due and shall said count board at the
hit annual tax levy provided by law preceding
the maturity ot said bends levy upon the taxable
prooeUy of said couutv a um autticient to pay
the principal and iuterest not otherwise pro
vided for and then unpaid upon said bonds
And shall said county board negotiate said
bonds at not less than their par value the
amount realised irom the sale of siid boud3 to
be used in the building and furnishing a county
cdiirt house for the use of said Cherry county
The tickets used bv those voting in favor of
said proposition shall lnne pritited thereon the
words to wit For tiie pronosition of issuiin
bonds and tax for court house And the tickets
used by those- voting against said proposition
shall have printed thereon Against the pio
posiuon of issuing bouds and tax for court
house
Max E ititTEL
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W A Iarkki
Board of County Commissioners
Attests Geo Kluiovt 10 1 1
Ottirnty Clerks
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U S Land Office Valentine Nebr
April Gth 18D7 1
Notice is hereby given that the followimr
ivjiued settler lias filed notice of his intention to
make filial proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will he made Iefore the Register
or Receiver at Valentine Neb on Jlav IT ltji7
viz
Richard Osburn of Sparks Xeb
If K Xo SS04 for tlir swki See 22 Tp VA n It
2 W
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and ciiltnation of
said land vi
Charles Maxwell of Valentine Xebr Lafav
ette Johnson Aaron W Grooms and lolfn
rroomSr of Sparks Nehr
1 1 10 O R JLOVKR Register
U S Land Office Valentine Neb f
Unvli Tsnr i
TIave vou seen them We have about
s
thirty different patterns and weights every
one of which is a harin Amcnsc them are
till the standard colors and checks besides a
number that are new This is the season when
ginghams are wanted and we arc prepared tcf -
supply the demand
See our window displays
Notice is hereliy given thar William A Varyau
of Kirksville M has liled notice of intention
ti lilnL n fitini nrtfifliarnii fTii rtrffrtr rtt irtirti
lJ JlftlJXV Jllllll l UIH IJUIVUI I1IU itiqii jl
rr ia mioiiicu 111 aieuiine euiasiiatloii j ues
iv ttia l Ui day of Ma I07 u tiiuhr culture
aiilieation No 8010 for the nsne nuwh of
Sec Ti Tp 2511 ll uw
utuun yv Ilitovo r llll l 111 J UlIIUtII
IiUi iJarnan Albert JRuimer ami Tiinoliij
Testimony of claimant will bt taken ixrore tlie
i IM -4 V tIfc Hl I iUl 1UOJ1 VtlJl ll
his ofiicv in ICirksile Missouri 01 Mav i5lS07
Also fleiheit Koberrs of Cliicago HI T C
j 77u for the ejse1 and eneh See IS Tp 2n
Ji 0I1W
He names the following witnesses to prove his
contiHiioiis chltivation of said laud William
Iulmnn Albert Runner John M Yarvan aud
Timothy Falbey all of Tollman Nebraska
TeMimony of claimant will betaken before the
Ciei k of tin Circuit fom t lor Cook Couutv at nis
office in Ch cagoIHiinis on Iay 15
Also Jacob E Rcmis if lanesville Wis T f
77i for the s iiei and sinw1 Hec 24 Tp 2u
R 3i w
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous cultivation of said land William
Pullman John M Yarvan Albert Runner and
Timothy Jalbey all of Pullman Nebraska
Testimony of claimant will be taken bsfore the
Cleik oftlie Circuit Court for lioek County at
hi Joliee in Jauesvihe Wisconsin on Mav 15 1kj7
Also Albert Runier or Pnlliau Nebr TV
SOI for the sKcSe aud siswii Sec 2 Tp 23n
It tw
He mimes the foliowiiiir witnesses to prove his
continuous cultivation of said land William
Iallmnn fames Hanan Jonn M Yarvan anri
Timothy Ealbev all of Pullman Nebraska
Also John M Yarjau of rullman Neb T C
SOU ior the nseli and anoli Sec 20 Tp 2
lie names the following witnesses to prove liis
continuous cultivation of said land William
Timotiiv Falbevall of Pullman N bmska
10 15 C II G LOVER Register
l S Lund Office Valentine Nebr 1
March 25 1S97 f
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settierhav filed notice of his intention to
make final proof 111 support of hs claim and
that said proof will be made before Register aud
Receiver at Valentine Nebiaska oh Mav 7
S97 vi-
Charles E Roberts of Cody Xebr
H E No 9571 for Lots ana 4 and nwfM Sec
4 Tp n R 35 w
He uames the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
Fred Maybee Oscar Starr Isaac N Garner
and Jesae W Garner all of Cody Nebr also
Jesse V7 Garner of Cody Neb
IT E No 9055 for Lot 1 nenwj1 wncj Sec
01 Tp 33n R 55 w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said laud viz
Chafes E Roberts Fred Mavbee Isaac N
Garner and Patrick all Of Cody Neb
1C 15 C R GLOVER Register
U S Land Office Valentine Nebr 1
March 25th 1S97 f
Notice is hereby given that Ulysses G Crigcer
or Cody Nebr filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Register or Receiver at
his office in Valentine Neb on Monday the
tenth dav of May 1S97 on timber culture appli
cation Mo 7479 for lit 4 sw4sw4 wswM
SecaTp31nR35w
He nam5 as witnesses William Bnrris of
Merriman Neb William Ballard of Cody iseb
Nathaniel Ballard of Merriman Neb and
tieorge Schadboldtof Cody Neb also
Kathaniel Ballard of Merriman Xeb
T C No 7G2G for the nw Sec Si Tp V n R SGw
He names as witnesses William of
Merriman Nebr William Ballard Ulv3ses G
Crigger and George Schadboldt of Cody Neb
also
William Ballard of Cody Xeb
II E No 9193 for the blincii Sec 21 sAnwli
Sec 22 Tp 32n It 35v
He names tiie following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation of
said land viz
Wiiliam Burris of Merriman Neb Ulvses
G Crigger and George Schadboldt f Codv Neb
and Nathaniel Ballard of Merriman Veo
10 15 C R G LOVER Register
U S Land OiTiCK Valentine Neb
March 20 1897 f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Valentine Nebraska on April soth
lfe97viz
Albert Haley of sparks Seb
H E No 8C3t for the ne See 14 Tp 34a R 23
w Otn P M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence on and cultivation of
said laudvu
Newton J Grooms J01H Grooms Jacob
Brraehbn I harles Undsyii all of Sharks Nebr
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JACKSON BRAYTON PROPRIETORS
Sole surcnts for the famous FLEXIBONE CORSETS
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The well known stallion Billy Barnes
will make the season at Smyser
Vincents barn in Yalentine
11 Amos Strong
FINAL PROOF NOTICES
Claimants and witnesses in final proof eases
notice of which appear hi TiieDioiocuat will i
tecene a marked copy oitue paper btiouui any
errors in description of land orspellinjr of names
be discovered notice should he sent to the land
offico and this office so correction can he made
Land Office at valentmeNcbr I
March 21 1P07 i
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler ha filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver it Valentine if eh on 5Iay loth
1897 viz
Andrew T Barnes of Cody Xebr
H E No 1021 for the Lots 3 and 4 of See 21 Tp
V R A
Flo name1 the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said laud
foeyh A Rose John E Hendricks William
Honk and EdwardS Hanks all of Cody Nebr
also
Joseph A Rose of Cody Xebr
II E No 9234 for the mvM Sec 25 Tp 35 R 3
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
Andrew J Barnes John E Hendricks
William f look and Edward S Hanks all Cody
Nelr
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TJ S Jjmd Office Valentino Nebraska
March 22nd 1S07 f
Notice is hereby given that Nicholas Goschey
of Kilgore Nebr hasliled notice of intention to
make final proof before the Register and Recei
ver at thier office in Valentino Nebr on Wed
nesday the 5th dav of JIaj 1SH7 on timber cul
ture adplication No 7627 for the ne Sec Tp
HuKSlw
He names as witnesses Vrank KludciKowski
of Kilgore Nebr Richard K Rainsford Stan
islawKnifewski and Jtobert Schulze of Nenel
Nebraikr
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US Land Office Valentine Nebr 1
March 9 1897 f
Notice is herebv given that the following
named settler has liled notice of intention to
make final proof hi support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Registsr
or Receiver at Valentine Neb on April 27 1897
viz
Villiam C St Peters of Pass Nebr
H K No ioittffor thee4nw4 nenwii ce 2
elsw4 See lS Tp 23 It w 1 A
1 e names the foIowimr witnesses to oroviw
f ic t i is n
I in- uiiiiiuiiil n iuiciliu llJJill 11111 UlllUWUJUJi
J of said land vi
n ilham Steadman James N Steadman Charles
II Tail and Robert M traddis all of Pass Nebr
7 12 C R GLOVER Register
US Land Oflh u Valentine Neb 1
March 1S97 f
Nutice is hereby given that the following-named
s tiler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at Valentine Neb on April 2S ly7
iz
Morrison A Crawford of Kilgore
Nebraska
II E SCS4 for the lie1 See J Tp 35 R
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cnntinuoiiH residence upon ami cultivation
ot said landMZ
Merrick E Robertson of Kilirore Nebr James
W Peed Peter V VauNorstran and Francisco
Stump all of Jrookston Neb
7 12 C 11 GLOVER Regiter
US LandJOfflce at Valentine Neb
March 9th 1S97 f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
mat sam proof will be made before the Register
ana iieeeiver at val
lfc7 viz
dentine Nebr on April 20
John F Hook of Cody Nebr
I IE No 9203 for the uemvy sinwk
nvViSW Sec 2a Tp J Tn R ajv
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
Irwin C Stotts Albert C Riemenschneider
James A Childers and Andrew J Barnes all of
Cody Nebr 7 12 C R GLO VER Register
C S Land Office at Valentine Neb
Man he is7 f
Notice is - hereb siven that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Valentine Nebr on April
2rri 1S97 viz
John J Stowers of Wood Lake Xeb
n T No 10187 for the nel Sec 9 Tp sin R eiw
lie names the following witnesses to prove 1m
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
Henry H Day George W Dav Joshua Hitt
and Adelbert Ivneeland all of alentme Nebr
7 12 C J GLOVER Register
Land Office at Valentine Nebraska 1
March 2 1W7 f
Notice is herebv given that Peter C Y
Meinecke of Detroit Mich has tiled uotice ot
intention to make final proof before the
ter or Receiver at his office in Valentine Nebr
on Saturday tne 17 11 day of April 197 on tim
ber culture application No 7S19 for the sw
of section No l To xii R SO w
He names as witnesses Peter IWrncK Peter-
Riege Henry Schlueter and Henry Forath alL
of Riege Nebr
Testimony f Claimant will be taken before
the Clerk of tne Circuit Court of Wayne County
at his office in Detroit Michigan on April 13
W f C R GLOVER Register
Notice
U S land Oliice Valentine Neb
April 6 1877 f
Complaint havm i been entered at the office
by fames S Saults against James 11 Green for
abandoning his Homestead enttv No 10163
dated July J2nd 165 upon the swjswU and q
mvK and nwiiseH Sec7Tp jaoMisu w 6th P
M in Cherry countv Nebraska wtli a view to
the cancellation of said partie
are hereby summoned to app ir at this ofeee on
tne 4th day of June lS37t 10 oclock a n to
respond aud furnish coucerain aiii
alleged abandonment
Testimony of witiesses to le taen tefors
Robert Lncas Comiuissionr ot the CC- a
Cooper Nebraska on the 23 day of Mav 1337 ac
iOocUx rcain
1 i t C R GLOVER Register
Davenport Thacher carry a com
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