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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1910)
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A delegation from Brownlee I" , - were 0 . in our city Tuesday. . It is reported that we are to , have another lumber yard soon. \ , . Miss Leola west is reported to f have been sick for several days. The only person who seems re signed to the cold wave , is the coal man. - - . ' Alfred and Everett Morris re ported an exceedingly rough ride . : Saturday evening. . . " - . G. F. Millerthe celebrated painter and paper . hanger , is doing some work in the country. Cyrus Hagen has been doing some repair work on the meat market building which was dam aged by fire. W. A. Parker is still busy try . r ing to figure out just what , effect ihe , near approach of Halley ] , comet will have upon civilization in gen { r 1. / J * , In the Woodlake items last week mention was made of a so-called "hoodoo" club , and we wish ; to I' state that no organization of that \ name exists , or has existed , ex cept in , the mind of some malicious . person. I Tuesday , the funeral of Lee Shepherd was held here. The re mains were shipped here from ( Nevada , Mo. , where the deceased - met a lingering death from cancer. . Rev. : Cumbow preached the fun eral sermon. Monday evening the fire alarm was turned in and a crowd sdon gathered. Sparks from an old ash \ he heap were blown about by the - ' high wind which made it appear from * , the street that the school 1 ' ; house was on fire. The alarm , ; r : _ though false , proves that our citi zens can muster for any emerg ency , and also shows the need ; of a better method of combatting the , , firey monster. . Last Wednesday morning about two o'clock fire was discovered in the drug store owned by Dr. o McCullough. The repeated cries ! / of "fire" soon brought a large crowd of men and boys , who did I all in their power to extinguish the flames , but the store burned to the ground , and for a time all 1 1 hopes of saving the building im E mediately south were given up. During the excitement all the - movable furniture and fixtures f iI I i were removed from the mpat . market and from the old re tau r- . . "ant building now occupied by -the Hicks family. B.v ! ! re.at . . , exertions the meat market was : - ! saved , with the loss of the aiding and shingles from the north side. i No damage was . done to the * res I ' taurant building. . . - . . . . . . . t " ' . . " . . . . . ' _ _ . . . , . . . . . . . . ' " " ) ' " " " " ' " ' . . . . . . . . . - - , SCHOOL NOTES. 1 The boys and girls have had 'seatsport on the ice lately. _ Miss Grady being on sick leave Tuesday , her place was filled by one of the high , school girls. l\fiss'Lottie frrady ( : , the primary teacher , spent Saturday and Sun- day with relatives and 'friends in ' O'Neill/ . A consignment of slate has just arrived to repla'ce the old black board in the high school room , a much needed improvement. . Mabel : Rickett , Myrtle and Lau- rel Johnstown" . Herbert Krarapert , Harry Kirkman and Ray and Troy ' .Hull were absent Tuesday. Monday , the teachers and stu- dpnts endured" a partial holiday. The stoves in allthree rooms struck and as the weather was bit- terly cold operations had to be suspended for a time. _ , - Eli Chat. . J phn Steele was in Eli recently. , Ethel Ricketts went to Eli Mon day. . ' - Harry Nelson who has been working at the Shattuck ranch , is i at home again. Road master Lyman visited at the It A. Marrall home on Bear creek Friday. The two little boys of Charles McNichoIs have been quite sick 1 1but - but are much better. , 1 Walter ] and John Ricketts called on Fred Hillman Sunday. The : boys 7eport I the skating fine. , Mitchell Miller : is not attending school in Valentine now but is tra pping , and it is certainly a paying business. ti Quite a number of cattlemen came to Eli after coal Thursday , among whom were Philip Nelson. : L. C. Starr , W. D. Ricketts and perhaps a few' others whom we did not see. - . , , f . Prosperity Valley. ' Ernest Morris passed through . t h e Valley last week. Q. M. Skinner made .a hasty trip to Kilgore T p.sday. Rudolph Elbert is yanking nub- bins for George Beamer. George Beamer and wife spent Saturday and Sunday in Gordon. Carl Meyers stopped over , night Saturday and Sunday at , William Bnamer's. Jim Beamer attended the sale at at Mrs. Allen's and led home a fine pair of colts. Lola Morris : ! and Q M Skinner and family were callers William Reamer's Monday , the 14th. * . ,1. W. Sanders' fJOIiI.is . quite , ill with lagr i itpe. Jake is har / vesting ic'e for Morris Skinner at t . . ' II I _ I . . J . . : IF YOU ARE GOlNG TO BUILD , I 7. . . TRY THE HAFER P'LAN J : 4 ' ' - It enables you to bay the best of everything in the way of lumber , hardware , mill , . : : work paint aud other building1 materials " , all from oiuThujje stock and at oae time. \ The quality is batter , the ofervlce is more prompt and the prices vr . ; . ' . . ' ' lower than you can pet elsewhere. 1\ IT , isitinr our immense establishment ! in Council Bluff ; , you can fee everything1 k that Loe into your house or barn , from the cement at 'the bottom to the shingles on top. " s , You will know after trying the HaJor Plan that we have told the truth abont w quality. y.Y ' YV ' " will know after comparing- figure- ; : with others , that we have told the truth about price. , You , will know when you see your car arrive at the promiseJ time , that we have V to'.il tlir trntu about prompt : service. ' E If .onr order amounts to a. carload , we will pay your railroad fare up to 150 wiles I ' each \\.1. : " . a.1soour hotel . expenses in Council Bluffs. I . , I t . j.Kd . ' . * . . . . - Comr i-.ee tor yourself. , _ 'i ' , r It vuu * r . - tired of paying : : tbe trust prices demanded ; by line-varda , if you are tined of ihfit delays and cheap materia ) , , , . I. ' . THE HAFER PLAN i ; , ' _ ' . " . " WILLREMOEYOIJRTROUBLES ' I 1 If yon come to South Omaha , we would like to ha\v you visit our branch office . . there. Then take a trolly car over to Council Blaffs Our retnil yard i li in the heart I - of the business district. : We also have an immense wholesale yard" " besides a mill ) work \ . . 'actoM , ' , hardware . store cement stone factory , etc. , also our pwn fir and pine lumber b ' ndavr BiillH IU Southern Oregon. ! This splendid equipment renders it possibl- for us - to "make good" on every prouiisu of , QUALITY - SERVICER. . PRICE - - . - . . . o : t'ra r \.31o1lQ - trifl trooa be ready. PIca easc esfora copys < < , - - . 'I ' t \ . f ; ; : -F.ER , LUMBEH ' : CO. Council Dluffa , Ja. I , : , , , . . . . ' ' - . . . . . 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( Received top Inte for publication Inst week' ) Rene Canet was down home Sunday. Lucy Metzger frosted her face going to school Tuesday morning. Lon Mosher and wife spent Tuesday evening with , the Lansing ' boys i . ' . , * * * Mrs. Bert Abbott is visiting at tbe home of her sister , Mrs. : Ad- ' amson this week. Charles Clarkson came out to Schlegel school house Friday eve ning to take his sister home. Frank and Ollie Lansing , Jack Pouton and Fred Beaman were callers at Lon Mosher's Saturday. Charles Lovejoy stayed all night with . his brother , Jack , while on his > way from Valentine to Simeon Tuesday. Mr. 'Fred Beaman and children , and her mother Mrs. Lansing , went down to Fred Lovejuy's to spend a few days. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank / Higgins , Ted Ormesher'and wife , and Frank Lansing spent Sunday at Cauet's down on the river. ( This wcck'h ] items. ) Rene Cauet , Ed Buechle , Jack Pouton * and Fred Beaman spent . Sunday with the Lansing boys. : : Mrs. Anna Tetherow and baby are x spending a few days with her Barents , Charles Lovejoy and wife. . . . , I x - Lon Mosher , John Brindia and Frank Higgin's , jr. , went to town Saturday with hay , returning home Sunday. ' Ollie Lansing has been staying with his sister , Mrs. Beaman , and doing the chores while Fred has - - - - _ . - - - - - - - - ' . - - r . . , ' . . . . . . ' . . ' , , . . - : - . _ . , . : - " . , , . . . -r . . . . , , " " f ' " 'Z . . . 'J ( \ ' : , ' . " ' . . . ' . . - . -r . . r f been . gone. r I Ben Paxton went to town Satur I day , returning Sunday afternoon with the Misses Clarkson and Metz- ger , saving Mr. Clarkson a trip out. Fred Beaman . , and-Mrs. . Bert Ab - bott came out from Valentine Sat- urday , the latter' returning from Adamson's and the former from Rosebud. ' Lon Mosher , Ben and Charles Lovejoy went into the A. 0. U. W. Monday night. Ben , Paxton , Rene Canet and Charles Firth attended lodge to see that the goat didn't . hurt them. - A SCIILEQELITE. . J c < - Resolutions. Whereas , God in , his divine wisdom has to himself and called from our union our dearly beloved sister , . Mary Hooper , a faithful , and earnest member , to join His celestial hearts above , and Whereas , we deeply mourn and keenly feel her absence , yet we bow in humble submission to the will of the Master , : yet fully real- izing that we have lost a faithful member , the community a loving neighbor and the family a kind wife and mother , therefore be it Resolved , That we as a union extend our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family in this sad hour of their great sorrow , com- mending them to the God whom she _ Jearned to love , and be i it further . r Resolved , That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the sorrow- ing family and ' that a copy be pub- lished in the Valentine papers and be placed on the records of our . unIOn. Mrs. Dolly House , Mrs. Fannie VanMetre ' Mrs. : Florence Jackson , . Committee. . . - . Advertise in The Democrat. . . " . , . . . . . . : ' \ . . : . t . . . " . . . . - : . : ' . . . " . . . : " . : : . - . , . . . . . . . . . . : : . . , ' . ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . It . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r . l - . " . ' . . . . .1lI - - = - - = - % . . . . . . . . . . ; : : ; - . . . . . - = , , ; , ; = ; : : - - - . . . ' ' - = = . 'I11. - " ' T : ff - = - - - 1I e . : : : = - = - - - "az" - : ; : : , = = = = - . . . . . . . . - . . , - - " . ' s - . : ray"az" - - " " ; ' " - _ - - - - 'I ' ' . . . ( . ij\ . . . \ . . ( . . "az".a. - ? .tavP : : . . . . . -.a.- . . ; . e . . ! k' ' iIt1 : : : ; ; ; ; I cr1l ' : ' : : : : ' ( " . .jFL. . { j : : ; JftVe . f . . : . ' : . : . : . : . : . : ; . , : . . : : : : ; _ , ' - --1 I .I- : : : r1.Y , : ; : , rY . , - , . . - . - . : . . - : " : . . , N.Iti { _ l : : u ' Pra e se4 by Press and Pulpit . . . . . _ , R . . . . . t _ . _ . . , No Piano has ev . ir been more enthusiastically endorsed. " The' Artistic Case , the Easy , Responsive Action and above ? all the deep , sweet , rich Tone , captivates performer and lis tener. The united verdict is that / . . % , * . / . . LOMBARD PIANOS ARE THE : BEST IN THE WORLD I ! ! ; e - Mrs. Helen M. Slalmr , 244 Grand Ave. . Aurora , III. , says : "I cannot find words in the I En lishlanguace . to express my appreciation to you for having sold me such a beautUul in- ] strument. . I really think it is the most beantiful case I ever saw , and tbe tone is simp1- _ grand. I shall be . lead. " glad to gi.e you any testimonial , aa I think the Lombard should take the Rev. Geo. .Doubl day , Pres. Corpus Christl " da15' College , Galesburg , Ill. , says : "We are using- the Lombard in our College work at Corpus Christi , and it a . is is . * pleasure to recommend . it. . It a beautl1ul.iustrumel1t with " a deep , sweet , rich tQne. J. W. P"rv'i.a"9e , Editor . McNairnyCounty " . A , .r County Independent Selmer. Tenn. , says : "The instru- ment ( Lotnbard Piano ) fills our mot . ? J l i ! sanguine expectations. It is not only a rare beauty in ? its outward - i I finish i , b.ut-5hS tone , is rtunL ? fnll , rich and sweet. Your firm has proven. to be CI r prompt aud reliable in its dealings with me. " , Ca c J Ernest v Pax4 ° ? ' . Editor Press : , ' Parkersbnrir , Pa. , : ! : lrs : : : " ' must say that the Lombard a sent me is a beautiful instrument , and credit to . a a standard firm. We are more than satisfied. " R. S. Knapp , President . Federal Charter Co. , Washington , D. C. , says : "We now realize s after careful and n comPrchensive trial of the Lombard by many musical artists of Washinfr- ton , that it stands second to none , regardless of price or make' Every one who has tried thi a instrument is enthusiastic " D in its praise " . . These are samples of hundreds of enthusiastic . letters t r received in every mail. , f. ; f.a I a Do Not Buy a Piano Until r < , . You Have Investigated the Lombard. s . We send the Lpmbard Piano to any reliable party on 10 days' free trial. si el It may be paid for by easy monthly or quarterly payments. Credit will be of given to suit any honest customer. A discount allowed for all cash. du ed < I , GALESBURG PIANO CO. , - MANUFACTURERS , G.f\LE,5 URG , ILL. .I ( ' " . , . - , . , ' _ . _ . - - : - ' _ ' , t to Sea Hie editor of this paper for further information about . the Ci Lombard Piano , and a special opportunity : to gei one alir.cstPREE 1 . .r Someone vjillfjet tlis i bal' . 6in of his life. . * . , . 4i . t' . . . 4 , . . > ; ' : . . , .i . . . " . - , " - - t I - ' ( \ / # - - - - , - , , . _ _ , .Y , , : \ . I . , I t ' . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ _ . . . .J ' . . , _ ' " _ : " ' _ , . . I So Sorfc Be Swore ; , ' lie Swears No More. I t SALE.- / 1 I , . f ® dt I I i /t d S \ Cf&)5 f-y 0c ' l Vl , J ( - N r ' s I I tJ , There was a Merchant mighty sore - - In fact , so sore he swore and swore : And kept on swearing more and more. The trouble was that folks , instead : Of , patronizing him , by Ned ! Were buying goods by mail , he said. One day he got a little hint On how to make . . . his store a . mint ; Then hope took on r rosy tint. He came and ADVERTISED his stock ; .His store was crowded , chuck-a- block , From seven until six o'clock. So now this Merchant.swears no more , No longer is he feeling sore , Since ADVERTISING crowds hii store. Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition for Settlement of Account. la . the countcourt of Cherry county , Ne braska. State of Nebraska , tss I . . Cherry County p" I To tne heirs and all persons interested i In the estate of James A. Chil ' ers. deceased. On reading the petition of Martha Childers administratrix. praying a final settle ment and allowance of her account tiled in this court on the 2nd day of February , 1910 , and for their discharge as such admin istratrix. . 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 26th day of February A. D , 1910 , at 11 o'clock a. m. , to show cause , if any there be why the prayer of the pe titioner should not be granted. and that not ice of the pendency of said petition and the t hearing thereof be given to all persons inter ested in said matter by publishing a copy of this order in The Valentine Democrat a ; weekly newspaper printed in said county for four successive weeks prior to said day : of hearing. JAMES C. QUIGLEY. [ SEAL ] 4-4 County Judge. - Probate Notice to Creditors. * * In . the county : ' court-of Cherry county Ne braska : Jn the matter of the estate of Floyd F. , Anders , deceased. : I Notice is hereby given that the creditors I : of the said deceased will meet the adminis ; trator of said state . helore me , county judge : of Cherry county , Nebraska at the ' - ' ' . , county court room in said county , on the : ! t.it 'oUl1t'I' : -'I' of February ! O , and on tlie 22nd . day of iiay,191) ' ) , at 10 o'clock a. in. each day , for the purpose of presenting their claims : for examination , adjustment and allowance. Six months are allowed for creditors to pre- sent their claims and one year for the ad ministrator to settle said estate , from th -1 nd day : of November , JSOO. \ ! This notice will be published in The Valentine Demo . crat for four successive weeks prior to the 20th : day of February , IDIO. \ ; Witness my hand and seal of said court , this 2nd : day of February , 1UO. ! JAMES C. QUIGLEY , [ SEAJJ , 1 . } . County Judge. A. G. Humphrey , attorney. Probate Notice. In the county court of Cherry countv , Ne brn ska. In . the matter of the estate of Jane Erad- ley I , deceased : All persons Interested in said estate will take gnotice that I have lixed Saturday , . Marcli 5 , 1910 ( ) , at 10 o'clock n. in. , as the time , and my ollice at Valentine , Gherrv county , Nebraska , as the place for the hearing of the petition of Christopher C. Thompson for the probate of the estate of Jane Bradlev. .7 de ceased , without administration , at which time and place all perspns interested in said estate may appear and show cause , " If any , why said estate should not be probated without administration and a decree of lu-lrship and probate of said estate should not be made as provided by law. JAMES Cl QUIGLEY , [ SEAL ] 5 4 County Judge. Notice of Sale on Mechanic's Lien , , Notice is hereby given . that by 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 1 plaintiff lor the foreclosure of a mechanic's lien , and to me directed , I will at one o'clock 1 p. m. , on the 5th day 01 March , A. D. . 1 ! 10. at the point where the house Jwrl.'afterdescrih- : ed is situated on the land described , offer I for sale at-ptibflc vendue the following de- scribed personal property to-wit : One cer- tain dwelling house situaded updn the northwest quarter of section S . In township 8 2 , range . : ! 5. west of the oth p. in. , In Cherry county , Nebraska , previously foreclosed up- o n In said action and named in said decree and order of sale and taken thereon. O. A. KOSSETER , Sheriff. Dated tills Sth day of February , 1U10. - - j U. S. Land Offi < : e , Broken Hinv. " .hr' , ! ' a , .Jaiiium 27 1910. \ A siiffcfpnt contp affidavit hnv nir hpnn filfd in thN i , ttlc- bJohn D I , i ner c -n'estant. . air.iins' > ' homestead enr > ' N f - 01251. made .Ian 15 1I > 09 loril ! of ! -ectii-n ; ' 3 miisht . , 26n. l' a"gf 3iw 6t P M. . bx John U Hlack , coi.tes'ee : i whii-li it is i il ir n that J h I > . B'ack : ' has \ \ lny \ F ilwl TO r , \ idl' ujion ) tiltiv-tt- - aad improve sai'l hllt1 1 as required by 'aw , ihat hn hanever ! . 's'ahlishpd a r sidencton said tra - t , ha sa d tract is i in , its wnrt > nd native , H slate . iimi wholly un ninroved. : t- ( l the Hainvmtr ' . . maintains : n h < m ' eNi-wliere Ihan m s-iid lanri { , all I wh h defects e\iit ! at this date 'and have E not been cured * * aid parties art hereby notified to app ar pap. " , d and offer evi-n ; nee touchtur sai alfe ; , i- on at 10 o'c'ock ' a. in on .Manh 8 1P10 i < e- fote : County . ludg. ! ' d Hnn iker ( Nmtit * . Mullen " 'I > el > ' - . . ami thrtt Hie final lieannjr ( , will > . . > held e at. H' o'clock a. in. on . n-li 11. 1910 he , fore the r , Rter amf receiver at tb . United State : ( land Office In l B ok--n Bow. etlra - kat The said contest uit , II l vine , in a p i + oi > er am- A ttavit file a. JHII 19 , 1910 s t f -rtli facts which show mat niirr \ diif iiliireniie J'e. . ollal se vice r tliii notii-e c < ium > t b.- in . de it isheie I V"rd r- _ [ j ami dceried tat such notice ' " be f-iveu ( by lie and pr per pulim-Htmii. . . 4 4H JOHN hEESE , Register. Yi Town Herd. G- "To the owners of cows. I want ' ) . take care of the town herd of L C : . ec 20 ws next summer ! and promise cm faithful work. " S' K. A. McQTyAD'2. ' . , ' . . . < I . - - ' . . ' - 1 ' . . , . , . ' , . 00 - - : -l , - , - . - . , . - . - . , .i i . . . . . , . , \ -I f : - - ' : ; - . , , ' - . " L " - r. f -.Ii , . " t . . - , . , . . : . . , . - . - . 1 1 R. 1 I . Faddis & Co I ? mi , imV ? address . - Valentine or Kennedy. s Some branded on Ml II , thigh till Horses bra S on-left I' . l gon-Ien . . . ; - , , I f = Some - - - Some branded S- bnlnded ! IIJI on : hrandedi:1 on shoulder left 3 I or i j-houlder. : ' \ or thigh J r - - - - , P. : : H. Young. f rilmeon. N br. , " Cattle branded as cut on left ; Bide . f V- ° Some a. yon left' } , side. { " [ . - en left . Jaw of I V horses. . Rangp on Oorrloa Cre ° k north of Slnv" n. ' [ Albert Whipple & Sons. . Rosebud S , D. Cattle branded SOS on left ; side OHO on rientside . - . .Pas1. Some cattle also ' s 0 S have a 4- on neck Some.w th A on left shoulder and some branded with two bars across hind Quar- ] ters. Some Texas t cattle ' branded rl O on left side and some " ' . on left side. L.-iiI Horses branded SOS on left hip. Some cattle branded AW bar connected on both sides and left hip of horses * " " " N. ] S. Rowley. Kennedy , - Nebraska. Same as cut on left - Bide < and hip , and on left shoulder of hor ses. AlsoKjft on 1 left Alsolon I hip. Y * X on TeltH : . , .r , Some cat . tle hr.:11I1- III . . " . . . ed husk- , ing peg ( either side up ) on left side or hip. F on left jaw andvleft shoulder of horses U ( . . UQ on left hip of horses. ' - N" on left jaw of horses : , . C. Jordan. . . Rosebud , SD Horses and cattle i same as cut ; also CJ BE JJ on right . . hip. Range on Oak and Butte creeks. A liberal reward for information leading to detection of rustlers of stock bearing -xnv of thAllA brands. [ E. M. Terrill , Propr. " " . . Brownlee , Neu. I . ' : _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ % Cattle branded an ' : in cnt : 'on left side. Some V 11J branded K T Y _ _ on left hip. Range on North Loup ri er , two miles west of Brawnlee , . ry n- J. A. . Yar an.Pullman. Pullman Nebr Cattle branded JY on . right side Horses branded JY on right shoulder J y Reasonable reward for any Information leading to the * re - - covery , of . cattle , 'f I strayed from my - g- range. . / ' _ D. M. Sears. ; / Kennedy , Nebr. , . . . . ' , , ' Cattle branded " as on cu t , 1 eft side " - S Some on left hip. S"- - - - - Horses same on - left shoulder. Range- Square Lake. Nebraska Land and Feeding Co. Jartlett Richards Pres Will G ComstocT ' $ ; . f . Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas Cattle branded on any part of animal : also the following ' " ' ' brands : r i J ! l11I . horses ran e t ht same Range betweei Gordon on the FL & M. V. . R. R . and Hyannis on K & M. R.R. in Northwestern Nphr - _ BART - - - - / .ETT - KICHAKDs. Ellsworth , ebf John Kills Plenty. ' St Francis ; lIs- j sinn. Rosebud. # ; S. D. n : , the branded 1 as in cut ; horses : : ; . . . : .me o n left thiuh. hun.e be- twi-e > Sprin C'k ' and Little White . Iii ( Nn . . , S - i.wyer Bros. , Oasis , Nebr . ' ' 1 ' ' G. K . Sawyer has . 1 ohare of these clttle..H rsell ® 3 It ri olTJettshoul _ der. Some ! left sid , . Ur v . sompa / Horsesf _ same left thigh ; : , Range on Snake river. Metzger : Bros. ItJJr Nebr , . Cattl . branded . . nnj-vUiere on left " hide. Earmark , square . . , .A. . ' crop right . ear. " c : El E ' Horses have - arae brand on eft thigh. I Range on Gorrion-and Snake Creeks , . Rewnrd of $250 wilt h. I aId to . Ptrson . a.ny person for tutnrulatou lewllll . to thl' hrrest Bud' nnar COllVICtlOIJ 01 any prson 01' . , "flt.'J with "nvfl hra,4 per.ons 1Iteali Q - . . . ' " " ' Roan Bros. ' " _ ' ' 3' . ' Woodlake * Neb . " i r " Ranpe on Lonjr R B - . : a Lake : aud Crook- l Lake. 'L 11 I _ .0'Sr. ! : , / , ' ; ' : : " " ' ' ' ' " ' , - ' _ - ! I - - , . - . . ; ' " ' ' ' . . - . . - - . - - - / - - . . - - . ' - < - . . -
