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Shoes , Groceries , Patent ' Medicines.
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Am still doing driving and freighting. Special attention to hunting
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Contest Notice.
U. S. Lnnd Office. Valentino. IS'cbr I ska. I 1
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A sullicient contestaHirtavit having been Hied
in this office by Joseph E Krazey , contestant ,
. . agaiust homestead entry No. 01271 , made Jan-
uary 18. 190 J. for the SViS } of section 3 : l , and
I ' \Y , and tlIe N&sji of section 10. township 20 ,
. range 33 by Earl hardwullcnntestee. in which
it is alleged that said Kail Banhvell
has wholly abandoned said land ; that
ha has changed his residence erefroni >
" for more than six months last J'u"t ; tlr-it said
land is " not nettled u p'n and cultivated 1.1said
. _ . party " as bylawrequlrvd , and he has : : failed to
cure his laches up , to this date.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear re-
spond" ; anrt offer evidence touching said all g ? -
tiOH at 10p'clocka. in. , on A , rid 5 , 1'Jto. oe-
frtre the register i and receiver at the United
States land omce in Valentine 'IIcbra ka.
rheaId : contestHnt having , in a proper affi-
davit , filed February : ! : J. 1910 set fortb facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice cannot be made , it is
hereby ordered ami directed ( that , such notice
be given by due and propui public ltion.
84M tf. i OI : : ; uX . Receiver.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court within and for Cherry
county , Nebraska ,
/ In the matter of the estate of Carl Beckman
'deceased.
To the creditors of said estate :
You ara hereby notified. That f will sit ! at. the
County Jwii-t Room In Valentine In said county
on the 30th day of March , 1910 at 10 o'clock !
. _ a. m. receive and examine all cl-nns against
- said estate.with a view to their adjustment and
, allowance. The time limited for me presenta
tion of claims against said estate is M'X months
from the 30th dav of Sef : , temt.fr A. I ) 1909and / the
time limited for payment ot debts is one year
, from said 30th day of September. 1909.
: . -J- Witness my hand all 0the \ seal of said
I SEAL County Court this 2nd day of March
; - - -x - 1910. JAMES : : C. QUIG1.EY ! ,
8 4 County Judge.
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Notice to Creditors.
THK STATK ' OK NKUUASKA i , In the County
. " ' CHEUIIY : COU 'l'\ ' . ! tBS Court.
In the matter of the estate of .Margaret
i COli oIl ' deceased
Connolly , :
I To the Creditors of said Kstete :
You are hereby notified. Tint I will sit nt the
I . Coi ty Court Room in Valentine in said county
; on the 30th day o : March 1910 , f > t 10 o'clock
: a. m. to receive and examine all claims ! , ajrninst
said estate with a view to their adjustment and
allowance. The time limited for the presenta-
tion of claims against said estate is months
I from Ihe lOth day of Sept. : A. D. 1909 and the
I i ' time limited for payment of Ut bts is one year
: from said 30th day of September. 100J
, Witness my hand ai > d seal of said : county court
'I I - . - - this 2nd day of March . A. D. I 1910.
I SEAL JAMES C. QUTGLEY.
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Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition for
, Settlement of Account.
I In the county court of Cherry county , Ne-
t braska.
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Cherry County I
To the heirs and all persons interested in
v- . . . the estate of John Ford deceased.
- On reading the petition of A. M. Morrissev ,
I , attorney for the executors praying a linal
! . settlement and allowance of their account
j tiled in this court on the 3rd day of March.
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. . It is hereby ordered that 300 and all per-
sons interested in said matter may and do.
l appear at the county court to be held in and
I for said : county , ou the und day of April ,
I A. D , 1910. ! at 1 o'clock p. nr to show cause
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. if 3.ny"tber be , why the prayer of the pe-
t . titioner should not be granted. and that not-
i . . . . . ' ' .ice of the pendency ot said petition and the
< " * . neariug thereof be given to all persons iuter-
I ; ested in said matter by publishing a copy of
t I thjs. order in The Valentine Democrat a
. > weekly newspaper printed in , said county for
, " four successive weeks prior to said day of
t 3 ' hearing. JAIIKS C. QUIGLEV.
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March 18. 1910.
A sufficient contest nflldavil having ' been filed
in tin omce bv Kiedt-nck ! W . IU ( harcls'n , C'IIl-
test'ut. against homestead cntrv No. 10(580 ( ,
serial No 02SO' . made August 1G . WO- ! . for SEJ ; .
section 20 , and N.of section 29. Township 28n ,
range 32\v , ctn l'1. . , bv .Joseph H. Wiley ,
I contesree in which it is i allru'-d that Joseph H.
Wiley has wholly abandoned said tract for
I more than s x months last ; p 1St. th ; ) . ' said claim
j ant has . never r sh.ldlnJl"I' l . cultiv-iteel , or im
I proved said tract as required b \ ' law , that there
is no improvements of any kind on .said land ,
that saiti tracts ure in their wild and native
state and wholly unimproved that all said
defects exist at this date and have not been
cured.
Niid parties are hereby notilied to apppar
l"esp"ud and offer evidence touchme said allega-
t.on at 10 o'clock a. m on -pril 2i. 1910 tie-
fore County Judge of Hoooker Couiitv. Mullen.
ebr. . , and : that the filial hearing will isH I held
at 1" o'clock a , m. on Jiay 4. 1910. he-
fore the : register and receiver at th * United ;
States : : . land Ofliee in Valentine , Nebraska ,
The sa'd contestant liiivim in n proper affi
davit tiled ! Marc'i . IS , 1910 s-t forth facts which
show that ulter due uiliireuce personal service
of this notice cannot be m ule it is hereby ord " r-
ed and directed tlat such notice be given by
due and pnper publication.
114 E. OLSON , Receiver.
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DESIGNS
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Anvone sending a sketch and description ma7
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Invention Is probably pntentable. Communlca.
'Uons strlclly eonlldcntln HANDBOOK on Patents
sent free. Oldest nccncy ! for securing treceln
umi rC o
Patents talcen throuch Alunn & Co. recelTf
special notice , without Charge , lu the
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9 hnndsomely Illnstrntod weekly. Lnrgest'Clr . .
cniiition of "any BciciitiUc journal. Terms , ? 3 a
year : four months , $ 1. SoldbyaU newsdealers.
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bubscribs today , or tend for sample ! copy.
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and : : c" , c-sh : ; | < r'zco1cS. : Address
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Herd headed by ' S. C. Columbus 17 ,
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John West is out of town.
I { . B. McNaraee : was in town
Monday. ' I
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Roy Best and wife were in town
Tuesday
JoetWiesner went to Valentine
Tuesday.
A. E. Morris and wife were in
town Monday.
Austin Howe drove to Valen-
tine Saturday. "
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August Klopping was in town
one day this week.
John McKenna is helping in
bank for a few days. . . . .
Colds and coughs seem to bo
the order of the day now.
Miss : Alta Applegate was in
from her school Saturday. :
Frank Ferguson and wife spent
Tuesday afternoon in town.
Charles Salle left for his home
Wisconsin Friday night.
Albert Lurz of Crookston was
in town a few days last week.
Stace Miller and family have
moved to Ainsworth for a time.
Mrs. Schleuter and daughter
Olga were shopping in town . Mon
day.
Neal Hanna took a load of
freight out to the ranch the other
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day.
Miss Leola West is teaching the
school formerly taught by John
McKenna.
Joe Wiesner had his grounds I
cleaned and fences repaired the
past week.
John Kief and Howard Ferell
vent to Valentine Thursday night
of last week. : .
Tuesday , Charles Lydiatt and
his mother and sister were shop-
ping in town.
Mr. Lotspiech . , who is soon to
take possession of his store , was
in town Tuesday.
The dance Tuesday night was
well attended and everyone re
ports a good ' time.
B. E. Colby and sister , Alice ,
drove in from the ranch near
Brownlee Tuesday.
Ray Gilbert and Andy Ramsey
are doing a rushing business with
the dray these days.
I The duck shooters . have begun
to come in , but report the supply
of ducks very limited.
A number of people went from
here to hear the debate in Valen-
tine Saturday evening.
Win. Hillberg is kept pretty
busy shoveling coal now--as Mr.
Honey is filling up his bins.
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Dorathea Weisner and Miss
Grady left for Valentine Saturday
night to attend Palm Sunday ser-
vices.
Mildred : Day won the prize for
the best lady waltzer at the dance .
given by the Duncan-Devere Co. ,
March 10.
George Haymaker and son are
going to put up a large barn. Mr. (
Butterfield is to have charge of
the work.
Day & Wijson recently sold a
bunch of horses to an'eastern buy-
er and purchashed eight head from
Ed Lewis.
A number of Wood Lake peo-
ple went up to Valentine Saturday
evening to attend the O'Neill-Val-
eatine debate. '
M. Hyde has bought the Yearn-
shaw building and re-sold it to N.
J. Uck. Dr. Tische has rented
same for a drug store.
" 'T Waggoner came in from
the river recently where he has
been carving out some native lum-
ber with his sawmill outfit
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Jake Kline had a dray wagon
built by C. J. White recently. He
is contemplating going into the
dray business at Crookston. I I
A large attendance was noticable ]
at the dance on St. Patrick's Day
and a good time was enjoyed. Joe
Kreycik furnished the music.
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W. ' A. Parker , whose wife has
spent the winter in Southern Mis :
souri , states that she does not
I seem to be much benefited by the
milder . climate.
On Friday evening , Apr.il : 15 ,
Miss Blanche Shepard and pupils '
of district No. 99 , will give an en-
tertainment and box social in the
large tabernacle near the Michael
school house. All are invited.
r Ladies to bring boxes' .
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Mr. McNair is on the sick list.
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Cliff Iott reports a good crop of
lambs in sight.
W. F. Parker has enlarged his
stock of goods. -
Dr. Noyer paid a visit to Wood
Lake Saturday.
N. J , Uck is again about after a
severe siege of Grip. ' .
Rex Gulick went to Omaha to
undergo an operation.
Grandma Barnes has been on . ,
the sick list the past week.
Mrs. build
Henry Lambrecht is build1
ing an addition to her house.
Mrs. Mike ' Dedinger has been
on the sick list but is recovering.
Miss Chloe Waggoner has a
beautiful stock of Easter bonnets.
Harry Lyons has been busy
sending out teams with hunters .
the past week. :
For Sale ; : Percheron stallion , 6
years old , broke to work. - Klopping
Bros. , Wood Lake , Nebr. 10 4
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Several oodlake people were
up to Valentine last Friday at-
tending the Smith-Hancock trial.
The local lodge A. F. & A. M. :
has been quite active of late. A.
G. Ward was introduced to the
first mysteries of masonry last
Saturday night ; also , August
Klopping.
I Lottie Grady , Dora Wiesner
C. A. liuby , James Kreycik and
Roscoe Ward took in the debate
at Valentine Saturday ' night. All
report a good debate and a bunch
of fast talkers.
Your attention is called to the
advertisement of'the United Doc-
tors which appears on another
page of this issue. These famous
specialists will be in Woodlake on
Thursday , . .A.prill4 : at Lake View
hotel. 11 2
The young ladies had a little
girls' dinner at the home of Miss
Leola West on Friday , March 11.
The girls were trying to see how
near they could remember their
childhood days and some very
pretty child costumes were worn
on this occasion. Mush and milk
was served and a very pleasant
evening was spent.
Quite a commotion was stirred
up here on Tuesday of last week
when an inspector for the pure
food and drug department located
an agent of Loverin & Browne gf
Chicago Woodlake , who was
distributing goods which did not
come up to the standard under the
pure food laws. The inspector
seized quite a few samples of
goods and swore out a complaint
against the agent L. C. Thomp-
son , for not conforming with the
1 pure food laws. C. R. Kinkead .
served the papers and Deputy
Sheriff Francke and Co. Attorney
Tucker took the prisoner to Val-
entine on the midnight trn.in.Ve
hope the community will learn af
ter awhile that some traveling ag
ents are not to be be depended up-
on for all the hot air they use
against the local merchants. The
I . inspector visited each store in .
town and made an inspection of I
them and passed her opinion that
they were complying strictly with
the pure food laws.
, SCHOOL NOTES.
The seventh grade have finished
Steele's physiology and have taken
up Overton's.
The ninth grade have layed
aside their physiologies and have
taken ' up agriculture.
Hazel Klingaman of the seventh
grade was taken sick Tuesday in
school and had to go home.
Mabel Ricket of the seventh
grade has been out of school sev-
eral days on account of sickness.
Saturday , April 2nd , the Wood
Lake Reading Circle will hold its
last meeting for the season. All
teachers are welcome.
A few unexplained absences are
occurring occasionally , no doubt
as a result of some form of spring
fever. We desire the earnest co
operation of the parents in this
matter of attendance. Please see
that your child attends every day.
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Town Herd.
. To the owners of cows. I want
to take care of the town herd of
cows next summer and- promise
you faithful work.
48 R. A. McQuADE.
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Furniture and Paints and Oils , Cattle
Undertaking Goods Dip , Stock Foods , etc.
Johnson Bros. , , . I
Lumber , Machinery , Hard-
ware , Harness , Saddles
Wagons , Buggies and a full line of Haying Tools , Windmills ,
Pumps ; Pipe , etc. Full I stock ofkosts and Barb Wire.
Wood Lake , = x - Nebraska
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Wood Lake , Nebraska
Everything in Fancy , _ .
and Staple Groceries '
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A complete line of
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Household and Kitchen Furniture _
Lumber and Fence Posts
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Albert Wliipple & Sons. 1
Rosebud S : ; , D.
Cattle branded
SOS on left side
OSO : : on riehtside
Some cattle also
have a + ( on neck
Some with A on .
left shoulder and
some branded
with two bars .
. across hind quar-
4 : teis Some Texas
cattle branded 1.9 O on left side and some .
on left side.
Horses branded SOS on left hlo. Some cattle
branded AW bar connected on both sides and
left hip ) of horses
D. M. : Sears.
Kennedy , Nebr. - ,
Cattle branded
as on cut.lef side
Some on left hip. S
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Horses same on
left shoulder.
Range Square
Lake.
Nebraska Land and Feeding Co -
Jartlett Richards Fres Will G Comstock , V. P
I Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas
Cattle branded or .
yf $3& any part animal. .
: # t . fi . . also the followint
. . .c'.r'i < , : : : Jf ; ; , ' . ; ; " " : ' . brands
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4 . horses randed tbf
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. ! . : . Range between
: ' < Gordon on the F .E.
& M V. , R. R. ard
Hyannis : on R & M. R.R. in Northwestern Nebr.
BA.RTl.ETT RICHARDS. Ellsworth. Nebr
Sawyer Bros.
Oasis Nebr
G. K. Sawver has
Hiarve of these
cattle. II rse-
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der. Some
left somell
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Horses Q
same left thigh.
Hanire on Snake : :
river. .
Metzger Bros.
Kolfe N"ebr
Cattle branded
anywhere on left
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side.
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Earmark , square r fffi' . . ( .J. " . . . ,
crop right ear. . ' f : .
Horses have
same brand on
eft thigh.
Range on Gordon and Snake Creeks.
A Reward of $250 will be paid to any person for
information leading to the arrest and final !
conviction of any person or , persons stealing
o ; ttle with above brand.
J. A. Yaryan.
Pullman , Nebr
Cattle branded JIT
on rlghtside
Horses branded JY
on right shoulder
Reasonable reward
for any information
leading to the re
covery of cattle
strayed from m }
range.
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Postofllce address-Valentine or Kennedy. ,
Some branded
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Horses bra
ion left t
[ should ,
or thh/ I
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I Some - ' . # Some branded 1
branded on rJ ? hrandedi1 I
IIn shouldei left i or Moulder. i {
or thi ; h 1 ,
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P. H. Young. I
Simeon. Nebr.
Cattle branded-
as cut on left side
' A .
Some Q.yon left
side.
77en left Jaw of
V horses.
Range on Gordon Creek . north . of . Simeon , . .
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N. S. Rowley.
Kennedy , - fleoraaka. .
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Same as cut on left ,
Hide and hip , and on I
left shoulder of hor-
ses. Also * " ° n
US side023" .
hip. Ifft tilde . nd + I
F X on left SP.
Some rat . . r
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ed husk-mSHfm S peg ( either side up ) on
left side or hip. F on left Jaw and left shoulder
of horses , UJ \ \
Q on left hip of horses.
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C. P. Jordan. '
- - Rosebud SD i .
Horses and cattle
same , as cut ; also
iiHorses on right
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Range on Oak and
Butte creeks.
A liberal reward I
for information
leading to detection 1
- . ot rustlers of stock
bearing any of these brands.
R. M. : Terrill , Propr.
Brownlee , Neu.
rattle branded as
in c : : t on left
side. Some
branded K T Y
on left hip. Range
on North Loop
river two miles
west of Brewnlee
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Roan Bros.
Woodlake Neb I
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Range on Long : ; R B
Lake and Crook- vs "
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