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: : TUBS , NOVEMBER 9 , ' 09
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Beginning ; at 10 a. m. , the following property :
, : ; 44 HEAD OF CATTLE 44
f I Consisting of 12 cows with calves by side , 6 choice milch cows , 8 two and three = year = old heifers , 5 year =
j . . lings , I Short Horn bull.
H ; - 7 * HEAD .OF HORSES 7
Consisting of 1 span of mares , weight 2200 pounds ; 1 span of geldings , weight 2150 pounds ; 1 span of
j , drivers , weight 2000 pounds ; 1 pony , weight 850 bounds.
9 Poland China ShLotes l 9
. I. . 5 boars and 4 sows. '
i I ' 1 Air Cooled _ Gasoline 4 _ = Horse _ _ Power Engine. .
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i' ; 1 Spring Wagon"j' :
, i ! 1 Top Buggy . . . : , , . . )
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1 Potato Digger
1 Potato Planter r
2 Disc Sleds
1 Tongueless Disc Harrow "
1 Deere Sulky Attachment '
2 Steel Beam Stirring Plows
1 Lister - ,
1 End Gate SeederI
2 Riding Cultivators .
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1 Hand Corn Sheller
1 Two-hole Corn Sheller '
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3 Sets Work Harness
1 Steel Fork Saddle
2 Pairs. Fly Nets ' .
1 Potato Cutter
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P. V t : j 600 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED . BARLEY , 50c A BU.
" , ' 11 , ) 3 . 25 Tons Good Hay. 100 ! Oak . Posts. Other Articles
? ' ; , TERMS OF SALE : Twelve months time will \ be , given on approved notes bearing 10 per cent s s
: .i j interest on sums over $10 , or 5 per ceri discount for cash. Sums under $10 cash. I
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1 Col ! Q. B ; TraceweH , Auct. / , . ; . . ' ' . . . ' W. . E. Haley , Clerk. p r
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On Sunday , Nov. 14 , the Rt.
Rev. Anson R. Graves D. D.
Bishop of Kearney will officiate in
St. John's Church.
On Saturday morning last , 0 c -
tob.er 23rd , Miss Marie M. Svar-
for of Merriman , and Mr. Hans
J. S. Jensen ot Bailey Nebr. , were
united in the Holy Bonds of Mat
rimony in St. John's Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen will make I
their future home on their ranch
south of Merriman , for which
place they left on the afternoon
train. Mr. Jas. Pruden and Miss
Alice Nelson of Merriman accom
panieg/ / them.
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The trial of Lee L. Combs ,
charged with the murder of C. W.
Massingale in this city on the
night of December 23d last , came
to an end last Saturday afternoon.
The jury , which was composed of
extra good men , considered that
the state made no case against
Combs for they decided on a ver
dict of not guilty in about twenty
minutes.
In this case the prosecuting at
torney , J. Y. Stevens , was assist
ed by Judge Neill C. Marsh , while
the defendent was represented by
Powell & Taylor , of Camden , and I
Judge A. P. McMahon and Ma-
hony & Mahony of this city. -
El Dorado Ark. Tribune.
Fort Niobrara A Remount
Station. I
Talk is revived in army circles I
that Fort Niobrara , the abandoned
army post in Northern , Nebraska , E ,
may be made a remount station io i
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prepare horses for the cavalry I ,
service. At present there are but
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two such stations ; 3. , Forts Reno and j
Keogh. ' - I t
There are now fifteen cavalry ! ]
regiments , requiring about 13,000 j
horses. As the average life of a' :
cavalry horse in the service is
about ten years it requires about
1,300 horses a year to keep up the t
supply. ! It takes about two years '
to prepare the horses for service
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and : a third remount station is said
t to be needed. :
Fort Niobrara reservation 'is i
said ; Jo , admirably adapted ' to
such a purpose and the war deI '
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artment has declined to permit i it I d
io ; pass out of its control. ] ,
General ] Aleshire , quatermaster ; I
general of the army , who was i IIsaid on
3maha a few days ago , is planning al * i j
m returning later in the fall and tI
it it expected that he will then 8
nake an inspection of the Niobra- - &
ra reservation with this end in ,
'iew.-Omaha World ' Herald. I }
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I SCHOOL NOTES
I * vSPRAT L. OARPNEK. ' AND .
I By/ 1 I LETTIB WuIPPLE. /1
. Miss l Gordan visited her home .
, in Hot Springs over Sunday.
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Ardis Sherman and Mary Ran -
dall are back in school again.
t
I Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sparks call
I ed on the school Tuesday.
I 1 The children all have a good
.1 . time with the basket . and foot ball
; during the intermissions.
Miss Nelson is in Omaha , this
i week and Miss Ethel Sherman has
charge of her room during her
absence.
Niss Driscoll is getting the doll
house ready to be sent to the as-
sociation next week. It will be
shipped Thursday. .
Friday afternoon after recess
the primary room will be . darken-
ed and the children will speak
their pieces by .the light of their.
Jack 0 Lanterns.
f . .
The primary. pupils have invit
ed their little brothers and sisters
to visit them Friday afternoon to
listen to their pieces and see their
Jack 0 Lanterns. r
Quite a collection of drawing
crayon work , and weaving is be-
ing made to be sent to Lincoln
this week where it will .be on ex
hibit at the State Teacfiers' Assob-
iation which meets on the 3 , 4 and
5th of November.
The Freshmen have planned to
have a Holloween party Friday
evening where they will meet " .
Ghosts , Goblins and Green Sq l\- ;
shes. They kindly asked the
Sophomores , Juniors and Seniors I
to join them which they gladly
consented to do.
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An interesting letter from Prof.
Mohlman was received a few days
ago. He is now at Nelson and
praised that school very highl y.
Of the equipment and manage-
ment he spoke in. the. highest
terms. He also told of an amus {
amus-
ing little talkHe ] had with a lady .
at Nelson. While looking over -
her fine lawn he saw almost in the
center of the lawn a sickly looking
soap weed. Wondering why she "
cared for this ia such a tender
way he asked her about it. '
"Why , that is a 'weeping bride' "
she said. "We prize them very
highly here. " And his sympathy
at once went out to Cherry county
where "weeping brides" are so - .
plentiful.
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Burned to death in prairie : " :
fire.
T. J. Brown of Arabia was , in
town Monday the 25th , and in- .
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formed us of the death of John . . t
Thomas who lives on what is ' /
known as Goose creek , I
It seems that a small boy in
some manner - set fire to the prairie , - -
Thursday morning about nine
ocloek ? and a strong wind from
the south carried it rapidly north
sweeping everything before it. As
it neared the home of Mr. Thom-
as , although he was sick in bed ,
he got up , hitched up a team and
started to plow around some hay
r
stacks near the house. In some
way he got surrounded by the
flames and in trying to save his
team he was badly burned which
resulted in his death Friday morn-
ing about 4 : o'clock. Mr. Thom-
as was an old settler of Cherry
county and was about 66 years
old. He leaves a wife and four j
children to mourn his death. The , H
remains were laid to rest in the i ; '
Wood Lake Cemetery Saturday h
afternoon. . '
Try This In A- e
November.A
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Thousands upon thousands of fam , = ,
ilies v. : : ho have not been regular eat- ' l'
ers of Quaker Oats will
begin on the ,
first of
November and
eat Quaker V
Oats once or twice every day for thirty ,
days of this
month ; the result in ; ; :
gOd health and more strength II ! f '
and i'
vJgor will
mean that ' ' '
every other ,
month In the year will
find
them dOing \
the same thing. ' . '
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Trr it ! .
: Serve
Quaker Oats plenti- , i
fully and frequently for the thirty
: lays of .
ays November and leave -
cor--
oft a cor -
esponding amount of
meat
foods. [ You'll get and greasy
more
health" $
'vigor "and strength than " more i
" YOU ever i-
In thIrty days ot got .
any other
e ating. kind or
\Vhie ! yoU ' i
. are
trying this
.he chIldren see that
get a fulI share.
. Quaker Oats is packed in >
size- packages and regular
large ,
- I1ze family t
lackages , ,
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Notice to Creditors. - j
county In ihe . Nebra..dm. County Court withIn and for Cherry 4
In tbe matter of the
eceased. estate of Thomas Martin
To the creditors of said
estate- :
:
, You aro hereby nqtUltd , That I wlU sit , t , . - i
' at-the
Ceu1'f
ounty.Ceu1'f
; Room
County In yaJentlne
11 the 5th In said county I
) day of
Nocemoerto
I. to er.l009 at 10 o'clock a. ,
receivE and examine . )
Ilowance. lid estate , with The a time , { etyto limited therad all. claIms net m agaInst .ntand \
lion of claims against tor tbe presenta-
from t.he 5th day or May said A. e tate 1) . Is : .ix months " .
1109 !
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me hmlted for . . . . . . the
paVRleut.o
eutuf deb.
debtsjs
from id.5.th diof' < < \ ' , ' . oue ear . . . :
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tVi treks ' '
my haud n"-the. - seat ' 5
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SEAL C , 8aId
Countploart this dayli
13th da < of :
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-V' 1911J. JAMES C. Octotier ,
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