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( Successor "U'elker & Lyons )
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Am still doing driving . and freighting. Special attention to hunting
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Full line of Groceries and Dry : Goods.
Millinery Goods and Ladies' Furnish
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- U. S. Land office , A'a'entine. Nt phrnska ,
March : : 18.-19IO.
A sufficient contest aflldavil having ) been iilert
in this onlce by Frederick W . lUcliartlson. c- > a-
testant. against hnniebleu'l / : entry Ko. ' Gt3M ! ( ) ,
herial No. 02801. made August " W . 1004 ! , for SK4. : : !
section : 2fl > , and N'/i of section 'JO : Township 2Sn ,
. . range 32w. Ctn r M. , bv Joseph H . Wiley :
eontestee. in which it is alined ; that Joseph II.
Wiley has wholly alandnned said tract f..r
more than s x months last past : , thi : daiu claim ' :
ant has never resided upon. cultivated or im
proved said iract as required by law , that there
is no improvements of auv kind on said land ,
that said tracts are In their wild and native
state and wholly unimproved that all said
defects exist at tins datu and have not been
cured.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond and offer evidence touching saM allejza-
t-on ! at 10 o'clock a. m on * pril 27. 1910 t e-
fore County Judge of Hoooker Cornier. Mulleu.
> ebr. , and that the final hearing will ! I.t ' held
at 10 o'clock a , m. on May 4. } 1010. IK
fore the regtrterand receiver at th United
SUites : : land Office in Valentin'1 ; eb aakn.
, The ad ! contestant Jiaviiur in u proper ifn- :
davit \ flied March 18 , Iflio ( ) s forth facts which )
show that nitr due dilmence personal ; sec vice
of this notice cannot be. nmde it Is hereby rdrr-
ed and directed tnat such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
" 11 4 E. OLSON , Receiver.
M - Notice , of Hearing on Petition for Adoption.
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In the county court of Oherry county , Nc-
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f n the matter of the adoption of Carrie
Jhirling Provo , minor.
> A1I persons ] InterestedrIII take notice
that onhll'l"h : 3rd , I'.iid , Louis ; II. Leaver
'II 11(1 Louise Heaver , his wile , iiled their
petition for the adoption of said Carrie
Jarling Proeo,11nil \ that on the same day
+ the Child Saving Institute , a corporation , I
1 , within the State of Nebraska with Its ] u"in- ;
cipal place of business at Omaha In said
_ state , llled their reliiujuisliineMt a , id con
sent to the proposed adoption of said Carrie
Darling Provo by said Louis II. Heaver and
3Atii.se C. iJeaver : ! , his wile : that said : : l matter
will he heard by the county court at the
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" county court room in .said ! county on the
; ! rd ( day of May : " 1910 l , at o'clock ! ( a. II ) . , at
which time and place ! objections to said ;
proposed , 1 adoption will he hoard.
witness my "baud and ollicial heal this 5th
day of . \pril , 1010.
, JA31EbtFO. QVIGLEY .
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In the District Court of Cherry County , Ne
braska. '
In the ! matter of the ap- ' .
plication of William
I Beainor , th'uP-1
Mabel Sadersan insane
i person.toscll l'l'Ull'state j
j ' ' 11Is cause : : came on for hearing upon the
I petition William Beamer , guardian of
; Mabel Sanders' : , an insane person , praying
for license to sell the dower and homestead
interest of the .said ! . ; Mabel .Sanders in the
southeast quarter section : 2t. : < ; , township : ,
range 3:1 : ( , in Cherry county , Nebraska , said
petition alleging that the said Mabel Snn-
ders ha- been for a period ] of more than
three years last past insane and . incurable.
It is therefore ordered that all persons In-
terested in said estate appear before 111 ( ' at
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my chambers in Ktishville in Sheridan
county , Nebraska : , on the : lOth ) day of April ! I ,
I 1JUO , at 10 o'clock ! a. in. of said day. to show
cause why a J license should not be granted
to said gun rdinii to sell the said interest in
said estate as prayed for in said ; petition.
It Is further ordered that this order be
published for three .successive weeks in The
Valentine Democrat , ' a Meekly paper of
general circulation in said Cherry county ,
Nebraska. ;
Dated this ; lst ! day of March. I'.UO. ]
W. JI. WHSTOVKK ,
IS o ' Judge of the District court.
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Contest , - Notice. .
U. S. Land Oaice Broken Bow. Nebraska. l I
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A sufficient contort ! affidavit having been filed
in this olllee Georgia n douse.contestant.
Hgaiu-t Homestead entry No 0250 m/ule
August ) 2. : ; ; 1903 , for nwl4y.ne ! - . sej.iue4
u'/ssii : , sj/ se'.f ! , sehswtf , s ction 11 , and the
neXwwJ-f. mvtfiiej-f ot section H , township ) ! : ; ,
rang ' 31 : * , bjVtliUrn J Thomas , co , t stee.
in \\hicti it. is alleged that claimant ; ) has
holly abandoned said Intel for more Iha i six
months IMS past ) ; thai he has never established
a n Mdence upon ) the said ! laud : that ther is
no II | : ic , of aimde ; that I said land is III its wild .
a ' d native : stnte JUKI ' wholly iiniyriprovrd that ;
all ot - > - il deiectsfcxist at this date and have
iiot. been : cured : , I
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r-aitl i aities ! are ; hereby notified to appear ] ,
respond Sin :1 : 1 oiler e\l 'cuce ! touching said alie.- I
giitiun : at 10 o'clock a. m on ; * 'ay H ! ( 1910. :
' iMi'ore / W. E Borers county judsre of Hooker I
county , Nebr. . at his olllcn in Mullen Neor . 1
ami lliat the 1i , , ai 1 hearing will ou held at 10
o'clock a . JI ) , on " Alav 11 , into , cfore >
the register and receiver at the United
S'lt 'Laml : Oiiiei , in B.-okeu How , i ebraska
I The 5iiu : cot te-tant having. In a : proper sun
davit : IIIclJtal' ! . 21. : I iDoi ! ! ) , set forth tacts which
show that after due diligence pwrsonsd service !
of this notice cjm i.otbr / made.it ' hereby order
ed and directed that such notice be givpn by due
and proper publication. ) I
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Locals or reading cents per insertion. Display ndVertl&ing
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W. A. Parker left for Missouri
last week.
James Kreycik is back in the
city again. .
Thompson , the grocery man , is
again in town.
C. D. Case were in from Marsh
lake Saturday.
Ray Tinkham took out a load of
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freight Monday.
Walter : Tinkham took out a load
of lumber Saturday.
I 0. W : McDaniel took in the
show Monday evening.
The Hicks family moved to their
Wednesday.
Charles Sail returned from his I
visit east Friday night.
, Rev. Wells preached here Thurs- I
day evening of last week. 1
Roy Randall paid a visit to Val-
entine one day last week.
A. G. Ward and wife were
shopping in town Tuesday.
David Hanna and wife returned
Sunday from New Orleans.
S. E. Smith , census enumerator ,
began operations Friday the 15th.
Saturday evening , a company of
young folks gathered at the home
of W. Klingaman. All present re
port a jolly time.
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Monday afternoon , Henry Lau-
I sen lost a pocket book containing
I about $250 in currency and checks
besides other'valuable papers.
Britt Items.
Pearl Brown was on the sick
list last week.
Several Brittites attended the
dance at Crooks on Friday night.
Joe Ryschon and Bud Brown
went to Carter the first of the
week.
week.Will
Will Ryschon was kicked by a
horse Sunday evening while wat-
ering it. '
Will Ryschon made a trip to
his homestead last week retqrning
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Saturday.
Will Bullis has his barn finished
and it is quite an improvement to
the place. "
Joe Kalblinger and wife were
callers at the home of W. F. Bul-
lis } recently.
A. H. Brown's brother of Coun-
I cil Bluffs , Iowa , was . out here last
week visiting.
Floyd Spratt , Mrs. ' W. Bullis
and Miss Dora Grewe were Britt
callers Saturday.
The cold weather of the past
week enticed the farmers to hunt
up their fur overcoats again. '
James Novak , who has been
visiting about Britt and Dry creek
returned to Neiigh last week.
Miss Bertha Ryschon is home
again. She has been engaged by
Mrs. Fred Smith the past month.
J. Broad made final proof on his
homestead last week. Will Bullis
and Louis Taylor were his wit-
nesses.
School closes in district No. 50 I
on April 22. A program is to be
given by the pupils Friday eve-
ning. Everybody invited.
Crookston News.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Tuesday a boy.
Joe Pavlik did some mason work
for 1. M. : Jones Tuesday.
Mrs. ' Arthur Richardson had
the misfortune of spraining her
ankle Tuesday. .
Fred Green's broken wrist is
improving but is keeping him be-
I hind with his plowing.
A. B. Overman and son Gdy
took a trip to .Hot Springs
last week returning Monday.
. . 1. : ' 'I. ' Jones and son , Carlos ,
are working on Charley Tackett's ,
new house on the reservation.
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Ollie Overman accompanied lier
brother to Kilgore Monday eve ,
returning on theTlO o'clock train.
The old depot was moved- ' to
Kilgore in the'high wind Friday
afternoon. Several Crookstonites
followed it and helped to unload it
from the flat car.
The Sunday Alliance Associa-
tion didn't meet Sunday on ac
count of the cold and wind but
will give a good program next
Sunday. The debaters are J. R.
r Fee and the professor. Subject :
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Allen Benson was in town Mon
day night and took in the show.
Ness , the station agent , returned
from his vacation Saturday morn-
ing.
Wm. Hepperlen , who has been
attending school in Kansas City ,
returned Friday.
Frank Randall of , Valentine vis
ited relatives and friends here
one day last week. :
Numerous "homesteaders are
making Wood lake their head-
quarters these days.
Mrs. A. L. Johnson is making
preparations to visit her old home
in Wales this spring.
- Many who are interested in the
cattle stealing case went to Valen-
tine Sunday evening. -
The play "A Prince'of Sweden"
was given here Monday night. It
brought together a large crowd
who thoroughly enjoyed it from
start to finish.
Sunday , the 17 , Frank Kram-
pert and wife celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary. A
dinner was given them at the Lake
View hotel , in the preparation of
which neither pains nor expense
were spared. Many beautiful and
useful gifts were received , which ,
with the many ' expressions of
kindest regards and best wishes ,
will make it a day long to be re
membered by the happy pair , who
have journeyed together for a
quarter of a century.
! 'Resolved . that 'fear of punishment
I more than hopes of reward rule
the human race. All are invited.
Miss Lizzie Cavanaugh finished
a successful term of school Friday
in the German Settlement south
of Crookston.
Mrs. Oscar Weisflog n and Mrs.
Epke were in Crookston Tuesday
and spent a part of the afternoon
with Mrs. Fred Edwards.
Eli Chat.
The Pleasant Valley school will
close April 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. Springer visited
at W. D. Ri kett's Sunday p. m.
Miss Alice Nelson has been stay- ;
ingat Philip Nelson's on account
of the illness of her aunt.
Misses ; Esther and Mabel Rick-
etts spent Sunday at home. They
both like their places fine.
George McName'e and wife of
the Rockford country spent last
Saturday and Sunday at W. D.
Rickett's.
A new organ has been purchased
for the Pleasant View school. A
large share of the box social mon-
ej was used to purchase the organ.
"Thelerrirnan Maverick states
that the girls have quit wearing
rats in their hair and are now
wearing the rat houses. Girls , do
you ever use . the squeal ? We boys
don't. PECK'S BAD BCY.
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Teachers' Association !
At Valentine , April 23 i
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HIGH SCHOOL BUILIING 1:30 P. M. :
Theory of. Teaching , chapters
to 48 - E. P. Bettenga
Plays and Games , pp 158-222
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Field Study-Its connection with
Geography - - Lottie Grady
Panama Canal - Jennie Bennett
The Tariff . J. McKenna
Rhetoricals - Florence Westover
The United States Bureau of Edu-
cation - Nelda Hoefs
Book Review - Margaret Easily
The Colony of My People in
Cherry county - Dennis Mahan
The Catholic 'Observatory at
Creighton - Catherine Hickey
Religious Education , Esther Ricketts
Idylls of the King - Effie Carlson
Full Band Coming _
With the Omahans
Arrangements have been made I
by the Omaha and South Omaha
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business men , who are to visit us
shortly , to bring a full brass band I
and give concerts in each town
and city visited. The band is no
ordinary pick-up , but a regular
organization , and travels with the
party in a 14-section club car. I
Where there are local bands , I
there is plenty of music when the
excursionists arrive in a town and
for a short time things sound like
a campaign rally or early morning
of July ) 4th.
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Undertaking Goods \ Dip , Stock Foods , etc.
S Johnson Bros ,
. Lumber , Machinery , Hard-
ware , Harness , Saddles .
. Wagons , Buggies and a full line of Haying Tools , Windmills , .
Pumps , Pipe , etc. Full stock of Posts and Barb Wire.
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OVERALLS and GLOVES
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Rosebud S , D.
Cattle branded
SOS on left side
OSO ou riirhtsiae
O S Some cattle also
have a -f- on neck
Some with A. on
left shoulder and
some branded
with two bars
. ' r./ . Across hind quar-
_ . . . , ters" Some : : Texas
cattle branded t ! ! i O on left side and somej
on left side. ,
Horses branded , SOS on left hin. Some cattle
branded AW bar connected on both sides and
left hip of horses
D. M. Sears.
Kennedy , Nebr. -
Cattle branded
as on cut.left side
Some on left hip. S
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left shoulder.
Range Square .
Lake.
Nebraska Land and Feeding Co.
I Jartlett Richards Pres Will Comstock , V. P.
I Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas : :
Cattle trended : on
? 4 any part of animal ;
also the following
brands : -
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k horses brandedtnt
s : .I same
. . , , Range between
Gordon on the F.E.
& &M. V.R. R. ard
, Hyannis on H & ; \ r. R.K. in Northwestern Nebr.
BARTI.ETT IIIOHA.UDS. Ellsworth Nebr
Sawyer Bros.
v Oasis , Nebr
e' G. K. Sawyer has
charge of these
cattle. II rse-t
eery It fe ! ! on left shoul-
der. Some
left somer
Horses . . ;
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' " ' Kange on Snake : :
river.
Metzger : Bros.
Kolfe Xebr
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I Cattle branded
I anywhere on left
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Earmark , square
crop right ear.
Horses have
same brasd on
eft thigh. y b'
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Range on Gordon and Snake Creeks.
A Reward of $250 will he j aid to any person for
iuifirimit.on : leading to the arrest and final
conviction of any person or persons stealing
JI-ttIA with above brand. .
J. A. Yaryan.
Pullman , Nebr
Cattle branded J"Jr
on right side
Horse branded TV
on right shoulder
Reasonable rewara
for any information
leading to the re -
covery of cattle
strayed from mj
range.
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Postofflce address-Valentine or Kennedy.
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Some branded
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Horses branded / /
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branded on hrandedi1
on left i1 or shoulder.
shoulder
or thi.h I
P. H. Young.
Himeon. Nebr.
Cattle branded
as cut on left side
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Rome a. yon left
side.
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-77-on lettJa.wot
V horses.
Range on Gordon Creek north of Simeon
\ . S. Rowley.
Kennedy , - Neoraaka.
Same as cut on left ,
side and hip . , and on
left shoulder of hor-
Ises. I Also t on
hip. left ] ; solon
ft' X on lelt se.
Rome cat . . r
tie br : 'at-i2t , .
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'ing peg ( either side up ) on
left side or hip. F on left Jaw and left shoulder
of horses. LU
LUon
LUQ on left hip of horses.
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N on left jaw of horses
C. P. Jordan.
I Rosebud SD
. Horses and cattle
same aa cut ; also
CJ BE JJ on right
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' Range on Oak and
Butte creeks. .
A liberal
: reward
for Information
. _ leading to detection
- of rustlers of stock
bearing any of these brands.
RM. : . Terrill , Propr.
Brownlee , Neu.
Cattle branded as
In o.t on left
side. Some
branded Jv T Y
on left hil" . Kange
on North Jxinp
river two niib ]
west of Brewulee . .
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John < Kills Plenty. . I
St Francis Mis-
sion , Kosebud.
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leftthighli nge _ _ _ _ _
between Spring
C'k and Little
White river.
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