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111 ! A. Gr. "Ward was in our I-
I i 1 : city Friday. '
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II 11 Bernie Tinkham was in
ii. ! : ! I . our city Tuesday. .
- i $ Jesse Roan was a visitor
J 1 ' in town recently.
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I i ! , The firm of Wilson &
" Day is still prospering. I .
Joe Wiesner lias recently
! i installed a cash register. I
" Business is booming with
' the business men of the
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W. GL Ballard boarded
No. 1 , for AralentineMon -
day evening. i
G. A. Waggoner departed
Sunday night for the east-
ern part of the state.
I Guy Kennedy has been
, visiting friends and relatives
'I ' I here for several days.
All ' the boys play marbles '
. these days ; said to be a sure
. sign that spring is near.
' Several of our young peo - i
! ple took in the dance at
, i Johnstown , Friday night.
Miss Leola West , who has
been . quite ill , is reported to
. be improving quite rapidly.
I Sunday evening Pre sid-
, , in Elder Kearns
ing preached I
to an appreciative audience. I
O.tV. . McDaniel , Otto
Schleuter , Austin Maul and
several other ranchers were
, in town Monday.
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, There are still demands ,
I for hay , several cars hav
I _ _ , ing been shipped out the
past week. I
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, Eli Chat.
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I Mrs. Ricketts and son
I Walter were in Eli Satur-
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day.
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Harry Springer attended
i the "big doin's" at Pleasant
I View. school house. He re-
ports a fine time.
Miss Esther Ricketts went
to Merriman : Monday. : She
will work for Mrs. George
Rose who has the central
office.
office.Hite
Quite a crowd of young
folks from Merriman : took
in the box . social at the
Pleasant View school house
Friday night.
Miss Pearl Folsom , who
! has been teaching the Bix-
_ . . ler children , is going to give
' I up the work on account of
t poor health. Mabel : Rick-
etts will take her place.
The entertainment at the
Pleasant View school house
( Friday night was a grand
success. Many : people re-
marked that. the program
, was the best they had ever
known rendered by country
I pupils. The "coon concert"
, { by three small girls and
i three small boys created a
great deal of merriment.
t Also . "The Trip to Calif orn- .
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performers were Ada Nel
son a.ndT alter ' Ricketts ,
and they exhibited a great
i deal'of natural talent. The
t 1 ( children all did remarkably
' , well and much praise is due
" Miss Walker , who trained
r them. '
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, oyer 36 baskets of all sizes !
I were brought forth , fairly I
H 1 groaning under their weight II
of good things to eat , and
: were sold , the net proceeds i
1 tt8taa.S82-.QCk i : . The baskets .
averaged $2.40 $ each. Part I
i of thtMiioney ; : will probably .
be usertto ! purchase an . prg-I'
i ; an for the school. "Show
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Aug. Klopping and ' Al- ; , .
fred Morris , jr. , were visi -l'
ors in our city Sunday. : '
Sunday , a party of four , I
came up from Ainsworth in I
an auto , doing it in'one hour' '
and forty minutes. They I
returned in the afternoon ,
taking the Sawyer car with
them.
Friday morning , Charles
Kinkead's house caught fire I
and but for .the prompt ac - !
tion of neighbors would
have been badly damaged , or
destroyed. Let's have the
water bonds.
SCHOOL NOTES.
The slate was put up in
the high school room Satur-
day.
" Examination this week.
All students should be on
for the work.
, Callie and Hugh Powell
have been out of school for
several days. iI i I
The . - blackboards in . the '
primary room were given a
thorough cleaning Tuesday
evening. ! I
rrvelveveeks of school
left , and we wish to" make
them the best . twelve weeks
of the term.
As the weather grows
milder it is hoped there
will be fewer absences and
tardy marks.
The fifth grade have com ! .
pleted Overton's first book
in physiology and have tak-
I en up Steele's.
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j Sparks Items. '
L. N. Hudson is still on
the sick list.
There was a dance Feb.
22nd , at Charley Meyers' .
Mr. : Simons' baby has
been quite sick but is better.
Will Geyer carried the
mail several days last week.
The Highland school
house has received a coat of
I paint and papered on the
inside.
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Dr. Hastings of Tripp
county and Worth Holsclaw
of the reservation were down
recently and went on to i
Norden where they pur ,
chased some chickens.
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I Mr. Wiswall of Tripp
I county stopped over night
in Sparks recently. He had i
been visiting in Oklahoma I
I for three weeks and thought
I he had chosen the wrong
time to come home.
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"Dad , Here's to You. "
t \ ie happened in a home
the other night , and over
the parlor door saw the leg-
end worked in letters of red ,
"What is Home Without a
Mother : ? " Across the room
. was another brief , "God
Bless Our Home. "
JSTow , what's the matter
with "God Bless Our Dad ? "
I He gets up early , lights the ,
I fire , boils an egg and wipes
off the dew of the dawn
with his boots , while many
I a mptlier is sleeping. He
makes the weekly hand-out
I for the butcher , the grocer ,
the milkman and baker , and
his pile is badly worn be-
fore he has been homfe an
hour.
If their is a noise during
the night dad is kicked in
the back and make to go
down stairs to find the burg-
lar and , kill - him. Mother
darns the socks , but dad
bought the socks in the first
place , and the needles and
the yarn afterward. Moth-
el' does up the fruit ; well ,
dad bought it all , and jars
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Baking Powder
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Highest Award
' . World's Pure Food Exposition
Chicago , November , 1907
What does this mean
It means that Calumet has set a new Standard in
Baking Powder-the standard of the World.
Because this award was given to Calumet after
thorough tests and experiments , over all other baking
" powders.
It means that Calumet is the best : ; baking powder
in every particular in the , world. * - -
And this means that Calumet produces the
best , most 'delicious , lightest , and purest
baking of all baking powders.
Doesn't that mean
everything to you ? !
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and sugar cost like the mis- .
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I Dad buys the chickens I
for Sunday dinner , carves
them himself and draws the
neck from the ruins after I ' !
everyone else is served. I
"What is Home Without
a Mother \ ? " Yes , that is1 I
all right ; but what is home i
without a father ? Ten
chances to one it's a board- ,
ing house , father is under a
slab and the landlady is the
widow. Dad , here's to you
-Y o've got your faults-you
may have , lots of , 'em - but ,
you're : all right , and we'll
miss you when you're gone.
Pensacola , Fla. , Keview.
SCHOOL NOTES
The attendance is still
light in the fourth and fifth
grades.
The fifth grade enjoy the
little histories for supple-
mentary readers.
The high school girls are
practicing basketball during
this beautiful spring weath-
er.
The high school enjoyed
a German . . story Wednesday .
morning in opening exer
cises by Prof. Bettenga.
Rush Clark , Barton Daily
and Elsi Kletecka have been
out of school a part of the
week because of bad colds. J , I
Great enthusiasm is being
manifested over the pen-
manship lessons , and the
writing is greatly improved.
Ten minutes has been ad-
ded to each half-day session
giving more time to do bet-
ter and , more thorough
work.
Several children in the
primary room have seen the
robin and meadow-lark ,
which proves spring is on
the way.
The children report hav
ing seen a number of birds
, this spring-robins , blue-
jays , } redbirds , flickers and
waxwiugs.
We are sorry to report
Eugene Taylor was un
fortunate in spraining his
ankle , compelling him to be
out of school temp o r ar rlY.
Alliance has requested a
debate with Valentine in
the near future , but owing
to prevailing circumstances
the debate will not be held. .
The German class begins
the study of Immeiisee next
Monday. A portion of the
recitation period is given
once a week to conversation
and writing in German.
. The ninth grade _ girls met
with Vera Wilson ' Friday
evening at ' the home . ' , of . . Mrs.
Hornby , where they " hor- ,
oughly enjoyed preparing I
and eating a little luncheon.
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The agriculture class .will :
soon put their agricultural
knowledge into practical
use. A hot b'td is being
made and % later each mem
ber will be allotted a small
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plot of ground which ' he
must plant and care for.
The class in Mediaeval \
history is deep in the study
of the Renaissance. A great
deal of outside reading on
the- period is done and re-
j ports and special phases of
the movement are given.
I The junior j class in Eng-
lish has begun the suidy of
MacBeth. : Dr. Sherman's
questions on the tragedy
will be used. The class is
greatly interested in the
play and excellent work is
being done.
A basketball team is be-
ing organized . in the gram
room.The I members
mar room.- 1 1e lueID ers
are Ruth Lamoreaux , Mina
Keister , Martha : Haley , Ad-
die Harvey , Ethel Gallo-
way , Jennie Graham , with
Jletus Haley for referee. '
The class in physics took
an examination last Friday ,
which was considered not
very light. The subject of
heat is now being studied
and since it has been dis-
, cussed in class warmer
J weather has been the result.
Those in the first gram-
mar room receiving perfect
attendance certificates for
last month were Kathleen
Yeast , Dwyer Hoxey , Mil
ton Nicholson , Oherrie Len-
eagh , Russell Yeast , Don-
ald McLean , Leone Ander-
son and Raymond -Reagle.
The debate between 0-
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Neill and Valentine has
been postponed from March
5 , to a later date when the
fever shall have abated. Our
debaters have the affirma
tive. Those who expect to
to defeat O'Neill are Hazel
Graham , Marie Christensen
and Raymond Jones ; Mary
Jacobs , alternate. The first
debate will be held here and
I the second at Atkinson ,
probably April 19. Those
who are to deny the propo-
sition there are Helen
I I rfparks , Edward Cohota and
Lawrence Rice ; Kate , Hel-
zer , alternate. The ' debate
between O'Neill and Atkin-
son was held last Friday.
evening at O'Neill , O'Neill
winning by 82 points.
The spring class will be-
gin this year's work. AD ]
pupils wishing to enter this
class must enroll not later
than March 21. Unless your
child can come regularly
when started , it is of little
use to start him until he can.
The habit of punctuality is
formed the first few months .
the child goes to school and I
if allowed to come a few
days now and then it not
only makes him discontent-
ed but breaks up the regular
working order of his class.
When you decide you are
ready to have your child
, .school also decide that ;
he is to be there every day
unless sickness prevents.
Some Barents assume the
responsibility too lightly of
sending their children to ,
school rl'ue the teachers'
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their-school work has much
to do with the child's prog -
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Notice to Creditors.
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In , ne Bounty Court within and for Cherry
county ) , Nebraska ,
In the. i n.utter of the estate of Carl Beckman
deceased
To the creditors of said estate :
You an liereliy notilk-d. That I will , .Mr at the
Count Ctfirt . Itouni In Valentine ' in said conntv
" on the 3.iin day of March : ,1910 at 10 o'c'ock
a , m. t.1 receive and r xIIainetll cl ' ' ims against :
said estate , with * view to their ! adjustment and
allowance The time HinUeiJ + for the pre entn-
tion of Halms against said estate is I .Mx months
from tlieGOth dav : of * e , lem- . erA II 1909and the
time limited f. rr pavni" ot de'its is one year
from said 3Ui ! Ua\ of September. 1909
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SEAL county ourt . lido t + 2nd day of March :
- v - inio. JAMES \ c. ( iuiGi.EY.
8 4 County : .Judge.
Notice to Creditors.
THK STATK OF NKBUASKA i , B In the County
On EKKV COUSTI j \ " Court.
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In the matter of the estate of Margaret
Connolij , deceased :
To the Creditors of said Estate :
You are hereliv ii " tilied . That I will sit at the
Coi nty Court Kouin in Valentine in said county
on the :0th : : ! day o ! March ; 1910 , I3t 10 oMock '
a. in. to receive ami examine ah claims against >
said : estate with a view to their ' ad1ustm " nt and
allowance. The time limited for the presenta-
tion of claims atrainst said estate is - months
from li3w : ttHY , ) ( Sept. A. D. 19C9 and the
time limited for payment of debts is one year
from sain : wth ; day of Septe nlier. 1903 ,
Witness : my hand and seat , of sa'.d : county court
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SEAL JA.MES C. QUIGLEY.
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Probate Notice.
Tn the county court of Cherry county , Xe-
braskn.
In tho matter of the estate of . ? ane Urad-
ley , deceased ; :
All persons Interested lu said estate will
take { -notice that I have Used Saturday ,
March 5 , 11'iO \ ' at 10 o'clock : a. in. , as the time . ,
and my otlice at Valentine , Cherry county.
Nebraska as the place for the hearing of tin
petition of Christopher ( J. Thompson for the
probate of Hie estate of Jane Bradley , de
ceased , without administration , at which
time and place all persons Interested said ;
l'statlllla ' appear and show cause , If any ,
why snid estate should not be probated
' without administration ! and a decree of
: heirship and probate of said estate should
not be made as provided by la \ \ ' .
JAMK.S : C. Qt'IGLE7
[ sE. \ L ] 51 I County Judge.
Notice of Sale on Mechanic's Lien ,
Notice ! Ill'n'horl'n that by virtue of an
order of sale , nil'd by F. A. Cumbow , . clerk
of the district court of Cherry countyNC *
braska , on a decree rendered in said court
in the case of I'avid ' A. Hancock , plaintiff ,
vs Llllie Beymer , defendant favor of said
plaintifT for the loreclosure of a mechanic's
lien , and to me directed I will at one o'clock
p. m. , on the Stli day March , A. D. , 1010. ! at
the point where the house hereufterdescrib-
ed is Hunted on the land ( described , offer
for sale at ) )1I1 > vemiue the following de
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scribed personal property to - wit : One cer
tain dwelling hoti.-e situaded upon the
northwest , quarter of sl'ctfonl. : i in township
8 ! 2 : , range 25 ; . west : ; of Uie ( ith ; p. ) m. , In Cherry
county , Nl'hraskaII'\'iousl ' foreclosed up-
on in said action and named in said decree
and order of sale and . taken thereon.
O. A. ROSSETKH , Sheriff.
Dated this 8th day of February , Itiio.
U. S. Land Orhce , Broken Bow N..hras"a ,
January 27. 1910
A sufficient contest atlldavil havng ' been filed
in this dflice bv John Drlinijer ! , contestant.
again homestead entry fro. oil : ! . " ) ! , mode
Jan 15. 1009. ior all of section 3 : Township 26n : ! ,
tatigf 31w. Gtu rL. : , bv John 1 > . Black ,
contesree i . whir-h it i is all " tr . . d that John I > .
Black has uhol-y failed to reside upon cultivate
and improve sai-1 land as required by law , that
he has never established a residence on satd :
tract ! ! , that sad : tract is In i its Wild and native
state and wholly ummuroved , and the claimant
maintains a Imnif elsewhere than on s < iid land
all of wiiK'h defects exist at this date aud have
not been oured :
Said : parties i are hereby notified to app ar
n'slllIIll and offer evidence touching sai-i allexa-
t on at 10 o'clock : a. m on March 8 1910 be
fore County Judge of Hoooker County. Mullen. :
> ebr. . and that the final hearing will he held
at 111 o'clock a , II ! . on : March 11. 1910 , be
fore the rc-g . ster ! aim receiver at th . United
States land Office in Broken Bow. Nebraska ! ,
The said : contestant Ii.iViiit in a pioper affi
davit filed Jan. 19 , 1910 si't forth facts which
show thai ; alter due diligence \ ! personal service
ol this notice cannot bu made it is hereby order
ed and directed tat such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
4 4 II JO11X EEESE , Register.
Contest Notice.
U. S. Land Office. Valentine. ISebrtska. I
February 23. 1910 f
A sufficient conles , aft tlavit having been filed
in this o : ice by Joseph E. Kwz * y , contestant ,
a-jaitist hn'iie.t.adentry . No. : 01271 , made Jan-
nary 18 1909. : fur the S JS' of section 3 , and
N ! . , anfl the & & - . * % of sectt- 10. township 29 ,
range 33 by Earl Kardwelconrestee. ! in which
it is alleged tlmt said Earl Kardwell
has wholly abandoned said land ; that
he has changed : his residence therefrom
for mor" tlnn six months last pa-t ; thai , said
land is nl1t settled : up ' n and cultivated 1.1said
party as by law required , and he Ins failed to
cure his laches up to tins date.
Said ! parties an1 hereby notified to appear re-
sno-'d. . and offer evidence to-idling ! said alleg-
tfon at 10 o'clock a m. , on April 5 , 191" oe-
fore the r-'gi-ter and receiver at the United
tarpg : : land office in Valentine Nebraska.
the --aid , ontestant having , in a proper afft-
davir filed February 23 1910. set forth facts
which show tiint after due diligence personal
servi e of this notice cannot be made it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notics
be uiven uy due and propm public ition.
S 4\1 : E , OL : ; t tN , Hfceiver.
SHIP YOUR
HIDES
r FURS J etc.
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Established 1867 . . . . TO . . . .
D. BERGMAN & CO.
ST. PAUL. MINN.
Deal direct with the largest and oldest house
in the West. Highest prices and immediate
cash returns. Write for price list , tags and
full information.
6O YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ATENTS
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
. . . . COPYRIGHTS & .c.
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion ) free whether an
Invention-Is probably pntentable . Comm nlca-
tlonntrlctly conlldentlnt. HANDBOOK on Patents
sent free. Oldest acency ! for securing patents.
Patents taken turoucu Jlunn & Co. receive
special notice without charge , la tho
Stj utifit Mmerica0
1 handsomely lllnptrnt + d ! weekly. T-ircWt : Clt1
dilation of ntiy priontiijc \ Journal. Terms $3 C
yenr : four months , { L Sold by oil newsdcal fl ! . I
MUN I & Cn.361Broadway , jw ynrk' ,
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Aw.menrtdr - H valentine I or Kennedy.
Some branded .
on left ! ,
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on If It .
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gun
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. Some Romp branded
branded on " hrandPdil . ,
on left i or I'ohoultJer. - '
shoulder
or thKi J
P. H. Young. , .
riimeon. Nebr.
. Cattle branded
as cut on left side
V - Some Q. yon left
side.
r- - An left jaw of
{ i . . V horses.
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Ranee on nomoI fire . . k nnrb of Slm " \ n.
Albert Whipple & Sons.
Rosebud S . D.
Cattle branded
SOS on left side
OSO : : on rlehtslde - . "
Some cattle also
have a 4- on ; neck :
Some with A on
left shonlder and
I some branded
with two bars
I . JwroShind ! quar-
: ters Some Texas
mill jji M II
\ cattle branded a O on left aide and somej , .
on left side.
Horses branded SOS on left hip. Some cattle
branded AW bar connected on both sides ana
left hip of horses '
N. S. Rowley.
Kennedy , - . Nebraska.
Same as cut on left ,
side and hip , aud on
left l shoulder of hor- ,
ses. Also
, left "iid . fjfl1Uad
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Some rat
I tle brciiil- . , - >
ed husk-g \ ' peg ( either Bide up ) . on
left side or hip. F on left Jaw and left shoulder
of horses. HJ
LUo on left hip of horses.
i : N on left Jaw ] of horses
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I C. P. Jordan. . . . . .
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Horses and cattle t
: 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 .
bearingAHV of t.hA + s A hr ( \ ndt . .
R. M. Terrill , Propr.
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Brownlee , Kcu.
. Cattle branded as
in cit on left
side. Some
branded K. T Y
on left hip. Kange
on North Loup
river two miles
west of Brewnlee
J. A. I. aY an.Pullman
Pullman Nebr
Cattle branded JY
on right side
Horses branded.JY
on right shoulder
Reasonable reward
for any Information
leading to the re- .
covery of cattle ,
strayed from my . /
range. .
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D. M. Sears. I ,
Kennedy , Nebr.
Cattle branded
as on cut , leU side
Some on left hip. . S
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Horses same on
left shoulder.
Range Square
Lake.
Nebraska Land and Feeding CO' . - .
3artlett Richards Pres Will G Comstock , V. P .
Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas
Cattle branded on
any part of animal :
ty . , also the following
f i brands-
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horses ! ran t t
same
' Range betweea
Gordon on the F.E. .
&M. V. , R. B. and
Hyaunis on B & M. R.R. in NorthwEstemebr. .
) iARTIETT JUGHAItDS. _ Ellsworth. Nebr
John Kills Plenty. ;
St Francis Mis :
sion Kosebud.
S. D.
Cnttle branded
as in cut ; homes LJKPI '
BHine a n left / ' -
thigh Kanae ht > -
txveeM Sprin C'k
and Little White
wer
S-twyer Bros.
Oasis , Nebr
G. K. Sawver has
charve of these
cattle. H we a
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d. ' r. Some |
left somefJ
Hors
same left thigh.
Kaiigu on Snake
river.
Metzger Bros. . .
! toUtr'cbr
Catflr branded
. . ; ny where on left
side.
Earmark square . "
crop right ear. " -
. . . . . . . f-
Horses have
same brand ! on
eft thigh.
Hange on Gordon and Snake Creeks 3 . .
Reward , of $250 wlh b1 aid to any person ( or
itiformatiou leading to the arrest aud' final
conviction , . . of any prson or pen > onsi " "steaUne '
iun
cootie with : altnro brand
Roan Bros. - .
Woodlake Neb r
, .
t
JIanpe on Long'
Lake aud Crook' '
Cd Lake.
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