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Postofflce address
Branded on left
side some H left
side and thigh-
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Range Duck Lake
sHine on leiLsnouiaer
on letc siue
vnywhere on
nnimal Onlf
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Range north pronpJ
Middle Loup river
and Buffalo Lake
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Postoffice address
-Hyannis Neb
On right side bor
es same on
shoulder
right
Range six miles I
northwest of Moth
er Lake precinct
SWEENEY BROS
Tnstofflp address
Pullman Neb
Cattle branded as on
cut horses branded
same as cattle exwit
reversed fc
See block
Range Stevei
and Stenheneon
Lakes and South
CUAMBE BLAIN CO
rostoflice rddres
Brownlee Neb
rrindeclou either
- e sairie as on cut
Lollijaws
JP S KOUSCHE
FpstofBce address
On left Bide or any
part oinlmal Ear
mark riRht ear cut
off horses branded
sameon lefUiinAlso
hastock branded H
on side or shoulder
or JKor WorOVX
oro or FZ Also
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the following the first one bein
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on side aud bin
SUSS
LEK AND SONS
GEO IIIGG1NS
Brownlee Neb
Postofflce addres
Brownlco Neb
On rlsht side 01
LKoep same- side
also LEK oh lefi
side
Range north o
rownleo 2 to 4
miles
fTIMyfiftit TTjfflnMtwJrMi
JOHN J STEK
Postoffice arid res
Brownlco Neb
On i IrI t side
Range Horse
Valley
i CLARENCE K SMITH
Postoffice address
T7hf ivior WOtti
On left side hbrses
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OUSTAVK WENDLEK
Also have stock branded
on right side and hip
Horses
on right hip
Range Southwestern Cherry
County
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Postofflce address
Brownleo Neb
Acorn just hank ol
left shoulder blado
Horses same on
left shoulder
Range east ol
Dearer Lake
COOLEY
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A J PLUMER
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Postofiice address
Hyanuis Neb
Branded on right
side and hip
W E STANSBIE AND D 0 BAUGH
Postoffice address
ftvannis Neh
OnlefthlD anc left
side Also
on left hip
and leftside
hnrsps same
brands on shoulders
Range 23 miles
north of Hyannis
KBLVjAkH
MASON COMPANY
Tostofllcc address
Hyannis JNeu
On right hip
either side
On richt
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sine
ileft
bin
hor
ses right
shoulder
Rauge seven miles north of Hyannis
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A HUMPHREY
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Postofflce address
Hyannis Neb
Branded anywhere
on right side hor
ses same on left
shonlder
Range sixteen
miles northeast of
THEDFORD HOSPITAL
Modern equipment Up-to-date proced
ures All the newer methods In
-MEDICINE and SURGERY
Speclaltles Hav fever Catarrh Cancer
Rupture and riles cured without the
knife Disease of the eye ear stomach
aud of women and all chronic diseases
Will answer calls by mail or wire within
a distance of 100 miles Regular days
THURSDAY and FRIDAY at SENECA
-and MULLEN-
The balance of the week at THEDFORD
Dr M VOLAEK Manager
J II FRITZ
3SBotary ivtTollo
Bxovvnlee - ISetoi aska
work promptly attended to v
TXABER GRANGE
Nennedv 3Vebxasla
Carry a complete line of General Merchandise
uy aoiii a easa ousmess we are wwuibj iu6
our cuslimur i the lowest and uniform prices
W nnH sinistra mnals and comfortable
lodging at r souable rates
THE
STOCKMAN
Win ffi Walters Irop
THEDFORD - - NEBRASKA
This hotel has jeGL newly fitted
and guaranteed 1 o be a first class
house in every respect Your pat
ronage is solicited
Consign Your Stock Shipments to
Perrine Cook Co
LIYE STOCK COMMISSION
SOUTH OMAHA NEBRASKA
Why pay 45 to 65 for a steel iange
when you can get one for 25
Drop a postal to
1 IT Emerv Valentine Neb
FIRST CLASS MILL
I have established a Feed and Saw Mill
0 miles south of Cody at the mouth of
Medicine- Canyon and am now prepared
to grind Feed Corn Meal and Graham
or turn out all kinds of Lumber and di
mension sniff and Native Shingles
Give us a trial order
J F HOOK
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CPSN
CLOSCS
ANCU i HIRE FENC8
t Stro est fence on tho
market is perfectly safe
aad an effectual barrier
ejiii nst ail forms uf -luck
Muie if No S ualvanUcd
steel wire Cross iircs
sccurel cluttipetL inex
pensive Vrite ioj cat
ilojiut eot liss i circr
OLD 8TYLB
OUR SIYlE
Dr Dwyee
Physician Siirgeou
Superintendent of
A Private Hospital
For the Treatment of Diseases
All Kinds of Surgical Oper
ations Successfully
Performed
VALENTINE
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NEBRASKA
THE ELKHORN
RAILROAD
North Western Line is to be
to and from the
SUGAR BEET FIELD
of -
NORTH NEBRASKA
JE8tray Xoticc
Taken up at my residence in Sec 15 Tp 34
It 82 one bay lnrse hall face about five years
old branded J AL on right shoulder aud hip
One bay horse about six years old branded i
left shoulder JO on left hip One iron gray
horse about five years old branded V on richt
ANDKEW KAltKLABUI
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Thomas County News
Entered In the post office at Thedford Ne
braska as second class matter
John Krickbaum was in on Tuesday
Dr Clark was called to Dunning on
Monday
Geo Kellar was in town on Tuesday
smiling and shaking hands with friends
McMillan shipped two cars of stock
part of them being from Krickbaums
ranch
County Treasvrer Talbot was here
early in the week looking after the de J
linquent tax list
Squire Posten has recently purchased
the land formerly occupied by Mr
Cooke at Seneca
George Higgins and two brothers
were here attending to the shipment of
some stock on Monday
The postoffice has been moved to the
old Dr Dangsdon office postmaster
West having purchased it
County commissioners Walters and
Crawford were attending the meeting
of the board on Tuesday
Mr Farley of Aurora Nebraskawas
here Tuesday and went out with Mr
Etinger to buy some cattle
Fete Rouche was over on Monday
looking ior a doctor for hisr wife who
was left here for treatment
Mr
Etinger
owner of large
of Dundee Illinois
cattle ranch interests
was here early in the week
Mr Felix Posten Sr of Seneca was
at the meeting of the commissioners
and has been appointed justice of the
peace for Seneca
M Dunham of Kennedy came in
with Dell Ayers TJ S mail carrier
from Brownlee Saturday evening Mr
Dunham visited Hanford over Sunday
at the Uphaui sheep ranch
Niobrara Falls
Since our last writing Miss Sara Ad-
amson visited her brother John fora
day
Lynn W Parker visited his parents
a couple oft days last week
R Grooms returned Monday from a
trip to Sparks on business
Felix Nollette Wm Archer passed
through this vicinity Tuesday with a
bunch of cattle they had purchased
from Sparks Bros
Reese and Reed went up to the Ger
man settlement Sunday after some pigs
they had purchased
Sergeant Elmer Cole was in town the
first of the week and applied for an ex
tension of time on his furlough The
Sergeant is rapidly regainingjiis health
and spirits and another month will
patch him up as good as new
Jake Anthis came over from Brown
lee Monday to file on a homestead
Lon Mosher has commenced digging
his tater crop Thinks he will have
enough to feed the old woman on this
winter
John Mark fell through his hay rack
a few days ago and it is reported that
he broke a couple of ribs
BAD BOY
Kennedy
Charles Austin has returned after lo
eating his iamily for the winter in
Loup City
Mr John Bardson is here visiting
from Edgmont
Sears Bros started October Ijwith a
fine bunch of steers for the South Oma
ha market
The dance at Charles Kimes last
week was attended by some of our
Kennedy young folks
Miss Lizzie Kime is visiting in Lone
Tree valley this week
James Steadman of Pass was in
Kennedy on the l
J A Gee has commenced building
an ice houBe in his grove in the west
end of the valley
Some hay is being bought about the
vicinitjT for 150 per ton while others
are holding for 200
Quite a number of cattle have died
on the lakes close to Kennedy suppos
ed cause black leg TJ S
Monthly report of school in DistNo
2 dumber pupils enrolled 27 Those
not absent nor tardy raunie Malvin
Ora and Rhoda Hooper Byrdie and
Johnnie Melton Carl and Frances Con
nelly Jjred Cottle and Earl Ward
Daily average attendance 16
JENNIE MORGAREIDGE
Teacber
Eli Precinct
F R Yanish and wife took in the
Gordon Fair last week
William Selder of Sioux City was up
visiting and looking after his interest
in the Selder Bros ranch He filed on
a quarter section of land while here
P Sullivan Henry TIeckul J P
Gardiner and E E Crane ctelivered
cattle at Merriman last week
E F Devine seems- to be right in the
push these days
While in Gordon recently we drop
ped into the Journal office and was
having a very pleasant chat Avith the
editor when we noticed posted on the
wall liNo Loafers Allowed in Here
The only thing we could do was to beg
the editors pardon and julr our freight
Alva Green of Merriman was seen
mieandering around this neck o woods
onoday last week
Hugh Bovill and Fred Robinson each
sold1 a bunch of steers Jast week
A sister of Mrs Selder of Hot
Springs has been visiting with her the
last week or ten days
Blackleg is quite common through
this pirt of the county at the present
time
SANDY
lfAnna Kissel Avife of W R Kissel of
Brownlee Nebdeparted this life Sept
28 1898 at her home six miles north of
Brownlee She fell asleep quietly after
three weeks illness with typhoid dys
entery
Anna Lee sister of John R and Jas
M Lee was born near Monaghah ire
land December 20 1834 She came to
America m January 1851 and lived a
few years in Bradford Co Pennsylvania
moving thence to Wisconsin where in
1857she married Win R Kissel and
came to Nebraska In the spring of
1888 she came to Cherry county so she
is entitled to be called an old settler
Mrs Kissel was of Godly parentage
and in early life made profession of her
faith in Christ She was for many
years a member of the Covenanter
j church at Fremont and Wahoo but a
I few years ago she identified herself with
the etiioaist churcli ot Jirownlee In
the even tenor of her life she sustained
a godly profession
She was laid to rest in the Brownlee
burying ground Thursday afternoon
Sept 9 the service being conducted by
the Rev Wm C Paden of Wahoo as
sisted by the Rev Campbell Her hus
band one son andfive daughters mourn
the death of this good woman
Geo ODonnel and wife are stopping
at the Gordon Hotel
Hugh Bovill and Fred Robinson of
Meirimau each shipped cattle this
week
Nellie Dobson of Merriman is visit
ing this week with Mary VanBuskirk
It is said there were fully a hundred
drunk Indians in town this week One
of these days whed it is too late our cit
izens and town authorities will awaken
to the sad realization that it is danger
ous business to fill a red mans skin full
of rotgut whiskey and turn him loose
within the bounds of civilization Gor
don Journal
Andrew Yaryan -of Pullman ship
ped out two cars of cattle Sunday night
to the South Omaha market
Dr Bradley was called to Mulled to
prescribe for Rev Hulburts daughter
Gracevwho was threatened with typhoid
feveiv
Thirty jsix cars of cross anchor cat
tle from the campanys Wyoming ranch
were unloaded at this place Monday to
be ranged north east of Pullman
Whitman Sun
The free silver republican voters of
the 14th senatorial district are request
ed to meet in convention in Ainsworth
Tuesday Oct 11 1808 for the pur
pose of placing in nomination a can
didate for state senator All republi
cans who believe in the remonetization
of silver are cordially invited to attend
J G ACKErMAN Chairman
4
J H Shore fusion candidate for re
presentative accompanied by his wife
stopped in town a few days to visit re
latives while on his way from Omaha
to his ranch in Cherry County Mr
f Shore learned of his nomination when
arrived at Bassett He left for Cherry
County on Monday Springview Call
Mary Boule of Valentine is visiting
hoy aunt Mrs Gray
L K Alder sold a big bunch of cat
tie last week to F E Gillette to be
delivered Oct 17
The Excelsior roller mills shipped a
carload of flour direct to London last
I Thursday Ainsworth Star Journal
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and the dollar in advance SThis wont last long
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bestjreturns A heavy purchaer
figured this out and now buy Loots
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