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y Grandpa Shaul is recovering
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John West boarded the west-
bound local Tuesday.
Harvey Johnston has been in
, town for several dajs.
John Deihl and wife of Thacher
. ' . . . . &rt visiting Mrs. Deihl's mother.
Sunday , Chas. Salle was heard
fc order "the best team in the
or table. "
The dance Friday evening was
. well attended and a good time is
reported.
Frank Rickett and family visit-
ed at the home of G. A. Waggon-
It Sunday.
' It is reported that Roy Randall ] ] ,
the popular tonsorial artist , is
toon to become a "Benedict. "
Geo Dew disposed of his hand-
ome saddle horse to Chas. Krey-
cik of Arabia for a fancy price.
The "Hoodu" club reports a
flourishing condition since the de
throning of the queen of disturb-
Irl.
rs.Uck
Uck & Krampert have had the
interior of their ranch house re-
. papered. C. F. Miller did the
"or k.
Cy Hagen and son marketed
tome 600 rat skins at a good price
recently , receiving 60 cents per
hide for the majority.
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Ray Tinkham , Joe Leader , Joe
Pogue , George and Mathew Roan ,
and Mr. Lotspitch of the Red
Deer ranch were on our streets
recently.
U. G. Welker and son Russeli
have disposed of their furs caught
this winter , among which were
some fine secimens of prairie cooris .
and tkunks.
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C. J. White has installed a light
plant in his blacksmith shop and
the forge r can be seen in a blaze
t many nights till a late hour , his
N being crowded with work.
Mrg. W. F. Parker left for
Lusk , Wyo. , to visit her parents.
Miss Maud Bailey has assumed
charge of the grocery business in
the absence of Mrs. Parker.
. \ Gus. Klopping has a number of
friends here from Randolph , la. ,
who are looking the country over
I with a view to purchasing land
here. Gus. is certainly a hustler.
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Miss Gusta Fe rtlinsky has sev-
ered her connection with the Lake
_ View hotel and goes to Dodge
r
eountj. Sorry to lose her but
wish her success in her future
home. j
The Royal Neighbors sprung a
. return box social on the M. W. A.
! : ' it Uck & . Lausen's opera house ; ; on
Valentine's day , and a very en-
; jojable time was spent in dancing
: and singing.
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The Royal Neighbors of Wooc
) - : ' Lake camp were tendered a sur
: , : prise by the M. W. A. lodge. A
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rery enjoyable time was spent ,
' after which covers were laid for
f. . fifty people.
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: . Miss Francis Bates , neice to
. George and W. L.Klingaman ,
: succumbed to an operation for ap
' ' . pendicitis at Omaha. The young
lady l was visiting , here about six
weeks ago'nnd seemed in the best
. ef health.
A delegation of our M. : . W. A.
yjbited Johnstown camp Saturday
night and assisted in confirming
. ihp . tbret1decrees of woodcraft to
' ' tEree alieks of timber , after which
the . camp nave an oyster supper ,
1 prepared by Tom Johnson and
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: " .llitan ts. I
- Joe Weisner : ; : our worthy land-
' . lord.Site recently : . installed new
* . . . lights in the diking' ' . . . . room , parlor ,
of iQ a . > d kitchen : The uaw . lights
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old. Thpra is one drawback how-
ever , for. Until they get sorked
. d W.h- the p make a , noise itle > ? a
Ibeob'oliro ' whis'ttew hmt Ocing
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traveling men scramble for their
suit cases when Joe lights up. .
Kev. Vanvalkenburg of Ains-
worth , in company with Robert
Herre , Chas. Ferguson , Dr. Ship-
herd , Mr. Beatty and James Gal-
lagher , took charge of the remains
of George Sawyer and removed
same to Ainsw . rth on the mid- . I
night train. The many friends of
Mr. Sawyer here tendered their
heartfelt sympathy to the bereav-
ed family.
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SCHOOL NOTES.
Mabel Whetstone has been out
of school several days.
Monday afternoon the pupils of. .
the lower room enjoyed a like
pleasure.
John Burleigh spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents in
the country.
A light attendance was reported
Tuesday , weather conditions being
unfavorable.
Friday afternoon the children of
tbe intermediate room enjoyed the
pleasure and surprises of a Valen-
tine box.
One day last week W. A. Park-
er visited the primary room. The
same day the Misses West , Dun-
can and Wiesner visited each
room in turn.
The teachers meeting Saturday
was not very well attended , there
being but six present. Teachers
of this vicinity should take ad-
vantage of the means afforded by
the reading circle held here to ac
quire reading circle credits.
Messrs. Ruby and Ward were
quite busy last week setting up
and installing new desks in the in-
termediate room , outside of their
regular work. The new desks are
a great improvement and it is
hoped that the students will take
a just pride in keeping them in
good condition.
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.
Valentine , Neb. , Jan. 18 , 1910.
-Board met as per adjournment.
Present , James Mone ; chairman ,
and J. A. Adamson.
The semi-annual statement of
Lulu Kortz Hudson , county Sup-
erintendent , beginning with Au' -
ust 1 , 1909 , and ending January 6 ,
1910 , was examined , found to be
correct and approved as follows . :
ttECEIPTS
Balance due August 1 1909 S 41 63
Kxamination fees 140 50
Total $ 182 18
EXPENDITURES
Paid State examiners S 53 50
Rxprss on examination papers 5 83
Thanksgiving Gen association 21 85
Balance due January 1 , 19IO > 101 no
Tolal Sl8'J 18
A refund of $2 was ordered
made to James C. Quigley on er-
roneous assessment ! ; ; in Valentine
village for the year 1909.
A refund of § 2 50 was ordered
made to T W. Cramer on tax re
ceipt 1049. . ear 1909 , he having
been assessed with labor tax in
both Table precinct and Valentine
village.
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A refund of § 1 44 was , ordered
made to J. H. Burr on account of
erroneous assessment in Buffalo
Lake precinct , for year ' 09.
A refund of 13 93 was ordered
made to J G Gaskill on tax re
ceipt 1064 , .year ' 09 on account of
erroneous ! ; ; assessment.
A refund of § 2 50 was ordered
made to Linea Gheens for labor
tax paid by him in Cleveland pre-
cinct for year ' 09 , same being an
erroneous a assessment.
The petition of Marcus ! ; ; Eaton
and others for a bridge across the
Niobrara river in Lavaca : precinct ,
at the site known as the Cass
bridge , was approved and the
county clerk is i instructed to ad-
advertise : for bids for the erection
of said bridge.
Upon the completion of the ex-
amination nf the accounts of W.
D. Armstrong , county treasurer
for the first half of the year 1909 ,
beginning : at thp close of business
December 31 , 1908 and ending at
the close of business on June 30 ,
1909 , the following statement is
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'COLLECTIONS
Cash on hand last examination $32 005 39
Tofci taxes collection 32,305 92
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Schoof lands 6,719 74
Miscellaneous receipts ' " 5,502 29
Redemptions 3,261 22
Fees 45365
Total 4P,228
DISBURSEMENTS
General .J fund warrants $ 12,644 33
Bridge fund \nrrants. - 1,731 84
Koad fund warrants 5,128 34
Soldiers relief warrants 10 00
Protest. 716 14
Redemi , tion 3,253 61
Free high school 189 00
Schooltionds 980 02
School district 23,782 11
Road receipts ' . ' 36 00
Village 3,311 63
State treasurer's receipts 4,766 89
Special road 5 20
Sinking fund , 300 00
MIscellaneous' 68 78
Salaries and commissions ! 1,750 00
Cash balance on hand _ 51,544 ! 54
Total HO,228 53
Upon the completion of the ex-
amination of the accounts of E. B.
Quible , county treasurer , for the
last half of the year 1909 , begin-
ning with the close of business on
June 30 : , 1909 , and ending with
the close of business on December
31 , 1909 , the following statement
is found to be correct and same is
hereby approved :
COLLECTIONS ,
Cash received from former treasurer . ; ? 51,544 54
Taxes ; collected . . 62,038 29
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School lands 5,043 00
Miscellaneous 2,832 53
I Redemptions 2,553 29 !
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Fees 244 75
Total $124,236 ; 32
DISBURSEMENTS I I I
St : ue treasurer's receipts $ 7,987 43
Gener.il fund vouchers 14,698 46
Bridge fund vouchers 8,018 17 j I
Road luIK ! vouchers . 2.98S 32 |
Road receipts 300
Sinking fund vouchers 200 00
School districts 14,834 47
School bonds 484 26
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Fn-e high school ' 46 08 | .
Frecincc bond " - - ,108 15
Cody Village , 2 00
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Wood Lake 50 00
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Valentine 503 34
Red emj tion " . 2,218 38
Soldiers relief 150 00
Protest 8 20
Fees 43 SO
Salary and commissions 1,050 00
Cash balance on hand 70.702 20 (
Total 124,25G 32
Board adjourned to Jan. 19.
Jan. 19 , 1910.
Board met as per adjournment.
Present , James Mone , chairman ,
and J. A. Adumson.
The board entered into an agree-
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Council Bluffs Ta . whereby . is
agreed ! that in fhe case the. Chris- ! ; ;
tain Home should ! ; ; accept Rosc " e
Warner Bowers , a feeble minded
child , whose residence is .Valen-
tine , Cherry county Nebraska ,
for care and treatment , and in case
said child should develop mental
trouble ; to such an extent as to be
beyond control of such institution ,
that , said child may be returned to
Cherry county , Nebr. , at the ex- , .
pense of said county , to be dispos-
ed of by the proper authorities ,
and said Home shall in no way be
held responsible for its care and
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maintenance after its return , and j j i s
that during the time which the j :
said child shall be in said Home I
for treatment Cherry county shall i
not be liable for any expense or
allowance for its care.
The commissioners rejected all
bids for furnishing supplies for
the use of the county during the
year 1910 , and the officers ' are in-
structed to purchase same in open .
market. ' ,
The county clerk is allowed a
salary of § ttOO for the year 1910 as
clerk of the board of county com-
missioners ; the superintendent is
allowed a salary of 1,000 per
year and an amount not to exceed
$200 for expenses in visiting
schools and organizing new dis-
tricts.
I W. D. Clarkson is hereby au
thorized to replank the bridge
across the Minnechaduza north of
Valentine. .
i i The commissioners designated
THE VALENTINE : DEMOCRAT as the
: paper in which the delinquent tax
; list for the year 1909 ; the semi-
, annual statements and the publi-
i i cation of the estimate of expenses
: shall be published.
The following estimate of ex- :
penses for the year 1910 was
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made :
County and precinct officers $7000
Election expenses 5000
Jail and board 1500
Court and jury 8000
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grand. I shall be glad to gi'\"c you any testimonial , as I think the Lombard should take the
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Rev. Gco. Doubleday , Pres. Corpus Christi College , Galesburg , Ill. , says : "We are using
the Lombard in our College work at Corpus Christi , and it is a pleasure to recommend it. It
is a beautiful instrument with a deep , sweet , rich tone. " ' .
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It may be paid for by easy monthly or quarterly payments. Credit will be
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MANUFACTURERS. GALELSBUKG , ILL.
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Lombard Piano , and a special opportunity : to get one almost FREE.
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FUP ! and repairs 2000
Books blank , ttatH.nory 2000
Bridges ! ; ; 8000 (
Roads 6000
Sinking fund 1500
The county clerk is instructed
to draw a warrant for 87.50 on
thegeneral fund of the Christian 1 I
Home of Council Bluffs , la. , in
payment of the amount due them
on their contract with Cherry
county for the care of the Bate- i
man children during the-first half
of the year 1910.
The county clerk is' instructed
I , to communicate with the commis-
I sioner of public lands and build-
i ings and ascertain the cost of se-
i curing the field notes of the origi
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nal government survey of Cherry
county .
The following appointments
were made and their official bonds
approved : Marcus Eaton , road
I overseer , district 18 ; Bennett W.
Smith , constable , Middle Prong :
precinct ; P. C. Galloway , road i
overseer district 28. I
The following claims were al -
lowed on the road fund :
G- N HethA $12 50 C Pavlik ? 3 < 5 00
J C Herman 1 50 C Pavlik 122 00
L Ernst 15 00 M S Starr 6 00
J R Gardiner ! 3 00 J A Dennlson 3 0 '
L C Starr 78 oO J F oeyer : 43 75
J S Grooms 6 00 .J C Salmon 70 S 8
G H Folsom claimed $77 , allowed 04 09 .
G H Mossman " " :
51 33 3i :
The following claims were al-
lowed on the general fund :
Galloway & Erickson mason work 08 58
Inquest fees
Geo Elliott 1 10 S Q Spain 1 10
W S Barker 1 10 II W Hoenii ! 1 10 .
W Ball 1 10 E C Davenport 1 10
A G Shaw 1 10 A Lewis 1 10
J W Green 1 10 SB Weston 1 10
Chas Lewis 1 10 V Northrop 1 10
, J H Howe 1 10 C A Rosseter I 18
Geo Young 1 10 John Eaton 1 10
F A Cumbow ( ' recording bonds and exp 07 97
E B Quible fees paid and expense 8 53
Chas Heddleston wit fees 20 00
Klopp & Birtlett ; Co supplies 33 65
Margrave & Duerfelt supplies pauper 22 50
Earl Adams witness fees 3 : 50
Charley Jensen do 3 00
University Pub Co supplies / 3 00
E B Quible witness fees 2 : 10
Davenport & Co supplies pauper 35
J Mogle care paupers 30 00
W F McElwee witness fees 11 60
N S Kowley expenses 65 ' 10
James Moue commissioner fees 71 70
John Adamson do 37 20
A Lewis coroner's fees 13 15
An appropriation of § 100 wai
made to be used atv- the discretion
of the county superintendent for
institute purposes dering ! the year
1910.
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Whereupon the board adjourned
subject to the call of the county
clerk. JAMES MONE : , Chm.
Attest : F. A. Cumbow , Clerk.
Ordor of Hearing and Notice on Petition for
Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Cherry county , Ne-
braska.
STATE OF NEBRASKA , tss ( I
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County of Cherry. i
To the heirs and nil persons Interested In
the estate "William H. Carter , deceased :
On . reading the petition of Mary E. Carter ,
praying a final settlement and allow-
ance of her account filed in this court on the
20th ) day of January , 1010 , and for a decree
of distribution.
It Is hereby ordered that you and all per-
sons Interested In said . matter-may , and do.
appear at the county . court to be held In and
for said county , on the 16th day of February ,
A. D. , 1S110 , at 10 o'clock a. m. , to show cause
If any there be , why the prayer of the po-
titIoner should not be granted , and that
notice of the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof be given to all persons
Interested In said matter bv publishing a
copy of this order in The Valentine Demo
crat a weekly newspaper printed In said
county , for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing.
[ SEAL ] JAMES O. QUIGLET
2 4 County Judge.
Wajcott , & : Morrissey , attorneys.
Notice of Sale on Mechanic's Lien ,
Notice is hereby given that bv virtue of an
order of sale , issued by F. A. Cumbow , clerk
of the district court of Cherry county , Ne-
braska , on a decree rendered In said court
in the case of David A. Hancock , plaintiff ,
vs Lillie Beymer , defendant , In favor of said
plaintiff for the foreclosure of a mechanic's
lien , and to me directed I will at one o'clock
p. m. , on the 5th day of March , A. D. , 1910. at
the point where the house hereafter describ -
ed is situated on the land described , offer
for sale at public vendue the following de
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scribed personal property to-wit : One cer-
tain dwelling house situaded upon the
northwest quarter of section 3 , in township
32 , range . 25 , west of the 6th p. m. , in Cherry
county , Nebraska , previously foreclosed up-
on in said action and named in said decree
and order of sale and taken thereon.
I 0. A. ROSSETER Sheriff.
Dated this 8th day : of February , 1910.
U. 8. Land umce , Broken Bow. 't . . hras . . . a ,
January 27 1910.
A sufficient contest nfllduvit \ havnir ! been filed
in this nfflC'- Inlohn L > - i-iier. c-'iiteslant.
agaiiisT hOIlH'steacel'lry \ V 01251. made
Jan 15 1909 loral of section 3 Towiiiln. ' 26n . . ,
range 31w CtP M. . In John it Black ,
contesree iwhiph it is i jln ir < i that JldtU. I .
Black has whol ' y failed to reside upon cultiv-iti4
and improve said land ' as required by 'aw , that
he has never i-stablished a r sideucr- on said
ira < 'ttlw . sa.d tract is Ui iis wild and native :
hiate and wholly / unmu > roved , at-d the lairaant :
itiiiintnms n h"iii eNewheie than on s ald laud ,
alli wil h defects exist ' at his date and have
not been cured
Said j > artis t are hereby nofifi'-d to apu ar
resp"t.d and offer eviince toudnuir sal apr. sa-
t . on at 10 o'clock a. m on March 8 1910 t e-
for County Judge Iloo . . .ker Count , Mullen
Nehr. , and th.it ; Hie final hi-armi will cs' bold
at1" ' o'clock a. m- : on t + tren 11. 1910. c-e t
fore the n-g -ter an ! receiver at inUnited
Jtate- land OfQi-t in B . ok. n Bow , ebrji Jta
The said couiest ' nit tt l vuin in a proper am-
navit tiled J.-in 19 , 1910 s t f trth facts ! which
show ttiat Htter dun tiiliirence peisouitl servict
of this noriee cannot bf m , de it is here \ vrd r-
ed and dcei'ted t at such notice he > . ' ! Yen by
due and pr-per publication. ,
4 4 H JOHN itEESE , Renter.
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fo the owners of cows. I want
to take care ot the town herd of 1
cows next summer and promise
.you faithful work.
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Range on Oordop Tre k north of Simeon.
Albert Whipple l & Sons.
Rosebud S , D.
Cattle branded
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some branded
with two bar ,
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ters. Some Tex
cattle branded S O on left side and _
on left side. k1iII .
Horses branded SOS on left hip. Some cattw
branded AW bar connected on both sides and
left hip of horses .
IST. S. Rowley.
Kennedy , - No rask&
Same as cut on left
side and hip , and on
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left side or hip. F on left Jaw and left shonldtr
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Rosebud , 8D
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try same as cut ; alM .
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Range on Oak Ml
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A liberal reward
for nfonnatl
leading to detecWom
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bearing * * Tiy of thes brands. "
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E. M. Terrill Propr. , -
Brownlee , KM. ,
Cattle branded M
in cat oa Itft I
side. Some
branded JK. 9 Y .
on left hip. Hani
on North I/nip
river two mile
west of BrwalM
J. A. Yaryan. .
Pullman. Nebr
Cattle branded TI
on right side
Horaea branded JT
on right shoulder
J y Reasonable revai *
for any informatle
leading to the * * -
covery o ! e ttle' .
strayed from mj /
. range. /
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1----- D. M. S ea r s. :
Kennedy , Nebr. d / .
Cattle branded
as on cut.lef side
Some on left hip. S /
r
Horses same on
left shoulder.
Range / Square
Lake.
Nebraska Land and Feeding Co.
3artlett Richards Pres Will G Comstock V. P ,
Chas C Jamison Hec&Trwa
Cattle branded . *
any part anlnzl ' :
„ also the followiti .
brands :
t f
r l r ) - - "
.
. , . fiirsea ! ! .
same
Range beCtttyeit
' - - Gordon on the F J5. : .
&M V. . R. B. M <
Byannis on B & M. R . R. in Northwestern Neb
BARTi ETT RICHARDS. Ellsworth Kebr
John Kills Plenty. ,
St FranclslMis- "
sion. Rosebud
S. D.
nettle branded '
as in cut ; horses
same 0 n left , . . - - -
thh h. Ifsin-ie be-
ttVMjri Sprim C'k
and Little , White
river.
Snwyer tsro : . II.
Oasis , Nebr
G. K , Sawyer has
" eltarze of the * * !
cattle. a rwi
8 l . :0. on left shoul I
der. Some )
left side. J
somtfI
„ Horstis .
. amp left tblgli.
f < . . 'I : Jaug lefton Soak
river. - _ . -
-
Metzger - Bros.
Kult Xebr
Cattle branded "
anywhere on left . Ii
side.
Kurmark : , .square Jo'- ' < ' _ '
crop right ear. ; r" .
. . .
. . ; . . "
Horses have
-ame brass "U
eft thigh. ,
_
Range on Gordon and Soalre . Cn.-ekt
A RewArd of 3250 wil ! bI aid to any person ret
luforiuat ou leading to thr srrtsst and flnjS
convlctiou " 'trio with 01 SI' 1.l1Y oVo > rind or peraoa , siealip ;
Roan Bros. -4 - . . \ ,
Woodlake Neb , .
.r ' / ' . 'i
"
Ranjre ; on Long -
Lake and Ojuok- , ' .
rte
ed Lake.
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