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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-10-05
MONTANA MATTERS.

Snow has fallen in Deer Lodge.
White Sulphur Springs will have skating
rink this winter.
A one-legged dancer is one Of the attrac-
tons in Miles City.
Ice half an inch thick formed in Miles
City week ago Friday.
A young man has been arrested in the
Musselshell for horse stealing.
Two lovers had fight over a girl in Miles
City last week, and black eyes are in fashion
with one of them.
A fire at Dillon on the Goth destroyed a
number Of frame buildings and other proper
ty valued at $4,000.
R. Lockey, has sold out his business inter-
land agency in the former place.
A Mc. Fish, of Miles City, had his left
arm broken by being thrown from a wagon
while his horse was rnnning away.
The citizens of Glendiye are taking steps
looking toward the organization Of Dawson
county, the Glendives claiming that the town
is situated in the unorganized county Of DaW-
son.
Some boys caught large eagle near Hell
ena last week. The eagle was eating, when
the boys succeeded in stunning him with g.
rock finally capturing him. He measures
seven feet across from wing to wing.
Reese W. Tunnel, who killed Geo. W.
Jones at Boulder, and was sentenced last
spring to five years in the penitentiary, had q
new trial granted, and last week 1aozlo pros
equl was entered and Tunnel discharged.
The Yellowstone Journal prints commu-
nication from MANY Citizens calling Gov
Potts to task for refusing to grant requisi-
ton for some horse thieves who stole thirteen
horses near Miles City last July and were az
rested and held in other Territories.
The county commissioners of Gallatin
county have decided sson the Sixteen Mile
creek route for a road from Bozeman to
White Sulphur Springs and have ordered
$500 expended on the same, and the Hus-
6andnsa1a calls upon the county fathers Of
Meagher to ante also.
Sam Welch arrived in Smith River valley
few days since with 4, All sheep, belonging
to the Montana Sheep Company. This flock
was purchased in Southern California for
the company last February and brought up in
charge Of Mr. Smith, and were little over
five months on the road.
Miss Dunlevy, the unfortunate young lady
who resided near Helena and was committed
to the Asylum about three and half months
ago suffering from alteration Of the mind,
has been cured, and on Tuesday last, under
an order from Or. Mussigbrod, she was re-
stored to her parents, who took her home.
On Sunday afternoon as wagon contain
ing about half dozen men was making It's
" ays towards the graders camp near Fort
Keogh, one Of the occupants was thrown
out and the wheel passed over his left arm.
Upon picking him up it was found that the
arm from the elbow down had been torn in
shreds The bones Of the arm were laid
bare and the wrist JOINT badly broken.
Mr.. e. Beech recently sold to Mr.. 8. e.
Larabie, Of Deer Lodge, 1900 head OF
sheep, OF this seasons drive from California,
ct $3.50 a head. and also to Mr. Geo. a.
Wells, Of South Fork Of Sun River, 1000 &C
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
Great Bargains.

At greatly reduced prices we will
offer for cash a large surplus of winter
goods. Hats and Caps. Mems hats,
boys hats, boys caps, mems caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
MEMS SHOES. BOOTS,
WOMENS SHOES. BOOTS,
BOYS BOOTS, SHOES,
U~nderhirts, overshirts, fine shirts,
Numbered shirts, unlaundered shirts,
flannels. waterproof, and dress goods,
way below the market We have also
in stock a lot of forks, spades, shovels,
seat-springs, well pulleys, single-tree<,
double-trees, iron, &c, &c. The Ward
& Everett stock which We want out OF
the way and viii offer very cheap. for
cash. We mean business. Call and
see. Yours Respectfully,
l9-4t MOON & CALENDER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

From a Census Bulletin just recei-
we'd from Washington, We learn,
among other things, that the popula-
ton of Webster county is l,lOS, and
of this number there are 1876 males
and 1882 females, native, 6,l20, for
eign, 9.SS, white 7,lO3, colored, 5.
In the state there is Is Chinese and
233 Indians and half breeds, not inclu-
ding those that are in tribal relations,
under the care of the government.
In Cedar county there are 6 half
breed Indians; in cumming county,
50 Indians; in Dakota county, 8 Indi-
ans; in Dodge county, l Indian; in
Douglas county, IA Chinese and 81
Indians; in Casper county, 6 Indians
and halfbreed; in jefferson county
l halfbreed Indian; in Knox county
81 Indians and halfbreeds; in Ian
caster county, 4 Chinese and 3 Indi
an5ia Nemaha county, 7 Idnians; in
hRichardson county, 3 Indians in Sar
pycounty, s Indians; in Sioux county
So Indians and halfbreeds.
The total population of the staae il
given at 4s2.4s4s
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

The Lincoln Globe gives the follow
ing for the consideration of the small
boys who may aspire to become legis-
latOr:
By close attention the small hoy
may see what are the necessary quail
fications for being elected a member OF
the legislature. The figures are accu-
rate for they are the average in both
houses in joint session. Height, S feet
10 inches; weight, l47ib; brown hair,
thin but not bald, either moustache or
whiskers but not both. He must be
able to laugh at all times, talk all the
time if necessary, and think when he
sleeps. Possessing all of these qualifi-
cations, he only needs to secure the
nomination by the strongest party,
and then see that no one bolts or
scratches the ticket. Then he will be
entitled to come to Lincoln on the LIST
day of January with a clean shirt and
q clear concience. Both will be dirty
when he returns home forty days later
and the condition of either on any day
will indicate the exact amount of bust
ness that has been disposed of.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

To the credit Of Judge Maxwall be il
said that he filed a dissenting opinion
IN the Olive case We have heretofore
understood that the decision Wa
unanimous, but it appears hat the en-
tire honor and credit of that opinion
belongs to the other two members
Lincoln GIoJe.
We are glad to read the above, for
we had about made up our mind to
forever disown any relation to N
gray haired uncle Of the Supreme
Bench.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Mr.. Wells and Mr.. Hagar, Of Frank
lin county stopped in town last Friday
on their way home from the capital.
Mr.. A. Harvey, living south of town,
near the line between Kansas and Ne
braska met with quite a serious acct
dent last week. Our informant states
that Mr.. Harvey assisted by a neigh
Dor was engaged in trying to induce
a rabbit to come out of his hole and
be shot. The neighbor held a gun
ready to shoot when the rabbit should
appear, while Mr.. Harvey with a long
pole was agitating the rabbit with a
view to induce him to come out, when
suddenly Mr.. Harvey's foot slipped
down the bank and the neighbOr
thinking that it was the rabbit making
his eacape, fired with accuracy, filling
the foot and ankle with shot. DR..
MOsena went over and extracted a few
pounds Of lead, and the patient is
doing well.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
CHATTEL

Notice 10 hereby given that By rirse 81 q
ehstfsl Asetsaes dated on the l1xh dy Of De
eenkef ISL. and daily fled and r~eorded in the
sakcs Of The county elerk Of Webster eouaty Ne
hsaska. o. The l5sh day sf Dseeubsr s. aod
execsted By Jeesph " Heers 20 Aa;taaa Nh
one hspdrsi dsliars fea6oi1 sni uSoe vS,eh
tkess u pev dae the snn Of one hundred snS
tsn asltsn and sgsasy-sigAs ssnfs t3Il6 81 To-
gstAsr With $40 . - asteneys fee. asd the
nade in ths payment e aid ssa. Therefore I
viii reil The DroDefty therein aaesiesd. to-vic
One Bueksys narToa0 With 6ertsa Dsnasg
Ne. x17n One Doekeye Grain Drill. esss0
No.. e Duhaie sncsioa at Blns Nm il t.
eoo1fy e WehUtw an1 state of yeAraska. q
tho l9th day IL Jssuasy lssl. e the hoar 81
I e.esoek Il 0ia asy-
bsse1 d. "a 1sy Of Dseeuber. $50.
AaltnaA Miller & Co. Mortgages.
y 4 l. Cask . Co. .lr3
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Every woman who has experience
in bread making knows some thing of
the difficulty in always getting the
best results during the winter season
when the Yeast gets chilled" and the
dough won't work just right The best
thing you can do under such cir
cumstances is to buy your bread of
Lauterbach who uses only Red Cloud
Patent -four. c. f. Putnam sells it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
SHERIFF'S SALE

Notice u hereby given that 1t ! O'Clock D.
N. on tho 9Th day Of Febraary A. ID. 1881. ct the
corner Of Wehster Street and Fourth Aveaue,
sell at psbIic suc,ioe to the highest bidder for
cash the following described properly. TO Wit:
A water tank. Windmill and tower. taken -
the property Of Ezra Hutton % ss;isfy an order
District Court in and tor Webster county Ne
heaeka in favor Of ID. n. Plat and B. -.
Frees.
Given Under ny hand this 18th day Of De-
eember 1880.
2l5 jos. ". wAaany, Sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Would YOU have sweet and healthy
Bread, Biscuits, Cakes. and puddings!
Use ]. Monre Tayloris Gold Medal
Soda or Saleratus. 1t takes less in
quantity, will NOT make your Bread or
Biscuit yellow, Is q sure preventative
to the decay Of teeth, is perfectly
healthy, and makes one-fffh more
Bread and Biscuit from a bsrrel oi
-four. Never use any other If YOU
can procure this article. Try il,
Most all good Gr0eers sell it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

The proceedings of the body of law
makers now assembled at Lincoln, are
to yOlumnOus for publication in full
i'm our columns and wonld not he OF
interest to the general reader. hence
they are omitted, but we shall keep
our readers posted on all business OF
importance transacted by that body
should they by any chance depart
from the old and time-hOnored custom
of such assemblages and transact any
business of importance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

I'VE have received = copy Of the Ne
braska Heraldis Almanac. q Christina.
present 10 its patrons. Mr.. John A.
MacMurphy, the editor, displayed con-
siderable enterprise in getting up that
pamphlet, which is neat, but bear. un-
mistakable evidence Of "paten, in
sides"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

The adjourned meeting of the Board
of county commissioners last Thurs
day could not properly be called a sue
cess. Mr.. Luce's term of office had
expired and Mr.. Stevenson, his success.
sor had not yet been "sworn in" while
owing to the cold weather or other
cause, Mr.. May was not present, leav.
ing Mr.. Crary the only n of the
board OH deck, and he being a rather
small man could not form a quorum,
consequently no business was trans.
acted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
SHEPHE,S SAFE

BY yir.ue Of an order Of sale issued out ofthe
Fifth yudicis, District in and for Webster coun-
IT,, Nebraska. upon q judgement in an action
W. Benfer and Libby Genfer are defendants.
I shall offer for sale at Public Auction, a. the
East door Of the court house. in Red Cioul, in
sud county. that being the ,1st place where
day of January. 1850. az one o'clock p. m. the
follow ing described property to-rit: Lo, sir ts.
in block ten 00p. Of Haley and Jsckson's .ddi-
ton. in Red C1oud. Webster county, Nehraska-
Given under my hand this sth day OF Deeem-
Der. 1850. l-5 J. W. wAkEEN. sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
4 Farm % Remit

OF 80 aeres. with good stone hon.e
isxes. n story high Not 81 the
land i- in 4 good state of cultivation.
Also one brood MARI for saie or
trade. Apply IN
II. = HrivTRS.
Seven miles soufh-wes; Of Red Cloud.
Nebraska iq-in3
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
I~ISooLS. NEB I
Jan. sth, 1881,

Ed CBIEF,-Dear sir,-The follow
ing is the form Of amendment decided
upon by the temperance caucus.
SIC. ]. The manufacture and sale
Of all Intoxicating liquors is forever
prohibited within this State except for
medicinal, mechanical and scientific
purposes, and the legislature shall
enforce this provision by sufficien.
penalties.
SEC. 9. The manufacture and sale
Of intoxicating liquors for the purpoe-
Is excepted in the proceeding section
shall be regulated 10y law.
! am directed by the gentleman
having charge Of the bill to ask you
To ed%itorially endorse the movement
in your paper next week.
The struggle is 10Y in progress and
you can help very much by giving a
considerable attention and space To
the subject for the next three weeks
and sending marked copies to each OF
your representatives and Senator and
a copy to me. Publish the Amend
ment but not this letter. Please move
at once. Respectfully,
s. ii. KING See. Pro. Committee.
The above letter we received
last week, and cheerfully publish, as
surfing Mr.. King that We heartily en-
dOrse the sentiments contained there
in. and humbly begging his pardon
for publishing the letter in full, offer
ing as an accuse for so doing, the fact
that the devil" was bounding us for
copy" while We was busy negotiating
with a granger for a load of green elm
wood and a sack of potatoes or sub
scription. We endorse. We editor
tally" endorse, and We have taken the
proportion to move at once" under
advisement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Land06ice at Bloomington Neb. Dee. 9. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 10
make 6npl proof in support Of his claim and Sc
cure hnal entry thereof before James A. Tulieys
Clerk Of Court in Webster county Neb. at his
office in Red Cloud Neb. on Monday January
10th. 1881, viz
JAWS II. MLSsR.
hid No. $40 for the northeast quarter Of Sec.
80 town I range 10 west. and names the follow
ing rs his witnesses 10 prove continuous
residence upon and cultivation efsaid tract, viz
William Burnum. Simeon d. Chambers. John
Barnett and joni W. fets. all Of Blue IiiII'
Nebraska.
decejan6 3. W. SwITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

On Wednesday night Of last week
owing to the severe storm that prevail
ed, the passenger train from the east
did not get any farther than Hastings.
where it stopped until Thursday morn
ing, and resumed it's journey, but got
stuck in a snow drift in the large cut
this side of Blue Hill and was finally
compelled to back out and return Ia
Hastings. 1t came in on time, how
ever, Thursday night, bringing two
days mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
NOTICE &c EA:gcss.

Notice 10 hereby sivsn. that ! Oil sxsairs
I'll pefvess vhe may de.sre 20 eess themselves
A. esnd,da:ss for fe.ebess Of the prSnary 90
con ncn schools Of Webster county. ~ Fed
cIosd On tie frst Saturday IN TIE N stas %
fesrssYy. Nay August aaa sosszesr; AZ
Blue HIN on tse frs saturday 70 TIE nestns %
s.usr. April. Jgly znd Ort0bsr. Al Sss$s
Roex On he flint Saturday n tie 8Sztss ct
March. June. september aoa DecsUser
Exssisxtlons 90 sssssscek AZ.
A. A. rsrL
Cssn;y Ssperinfsnssss OF Psbisc iss'rsrLea
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
Land oace ., Bloomington, Neb., Dxs. 9. Is

Land Office At Bloomington. Neb.. De. q. 1880.
Notics &. hereby siven that tie following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof. before Clerk Of Dis
in Red cloud Neb., on Monday. January l7lh.
ISL. via:
Ed J. RxRo,
I'D entery No. 1911. for the s.uth- east quarter.
section y. town 3 n. nnge 10 west. and names
the following as his witnesses. 10 prove con,in-
uous residence on snd cultivation Of said tract.
viz: William u. wilkinson Adam II. Spracher.
Bird Morris AMI David NJ. Francis. all Of
Cowles. Neb.
dcclfjanl3 S. W. SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
GUIDE TO SUCCESS
WITH FOR
FhnNS BUSINESS
~n SOscTETv
Nn SOCIETY

IL by ssr be ke-s Erviness ard Serial Gside sn1
Hand-Ecox ever psAssssei- Ns-s tns htesf
thing in The b>.s vsy- Hos 70 be fs.r ors
Lvy9. Hov % do Bssiae<< Cerrse<iJ ae1
Ss>cezsfsfsy- Hsz % Al IN sses>ey SD 10
v.rei iassrnsfson fnifsnsssabss q al etsses
for csusis ne referecesL Aeeso wsssed - All
o. spzrs tine. To knov gay tAss bssk 81 real
value ssa stsr,atoes sails . s:ex rnsa s.S ssssr
-. q LssiA No
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Rev. II. NJ. Gates, Of Omaha. and
Rev s. c. Harrison, Of York. are ex-
pected TO he present at the dedication
Of the Congregational church in this
city neat Sabbath. Services morning
and evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

1t is generally conceded that A..
Lauterbach makes the best bread to be
found in town, and the secret of his
success in the bread making line lies i'm
the fact that he uses the superior -four,
which is the best -four made. and is
for sale only at Miner Bros. Call and
get a sack and be convinced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter Of the estate Of N. g. Liidy. de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given 20 all
persons interested that I have appointed and
ersnted the lisn day Of January A ID. Issi. lot
the snail settlement OF said estate and that on
that day . final dividend Of the sssefts Of saii
estate viii be made ard deereed by ne aod
psid ~ J. E. Smith exec ssor Of the estate Il
Dasiei Z. Marsh deceased, formerly sduinisrz-
ter Of the estate Of ss1 y: g. Liddy
J. B. WuL.cox. Co. Judge.
Red Coad. Dee 18Th. lssa. 3-sU
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
Land Office at BLOOMINGTON N.b. Dec s,h. 1850.

Land Office at BLOOMINGTON Nsb. Dec sth. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 20
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof before James A. ruI-
leys. clerk Of court in Webster county. Mt IL Of
6cc in Red Cloud, Neb.. on Monday. January
Eth. 1851. viz:
WILLIAM ". RUsB.
Presumption ID. -. No. .J.n, for the northwest
quarter, sect on s. town 2. " range ii west, and
n mes the following rs his witnesses. 10 rove
continuous residence ard cultivation Of said
tract. viz: John McQneikin. William Holsvorth
Andy Means and Al Scribner. all Of Red Cloud.
Nebraska.
decI6janl3 S. W. SWITZER Resi...r
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
O ny

Not the Crown of Kings. nor the
Crown of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, it will pay you to call at
the Post-Ofice and see it before You
purchase. For Sale by NJ. b. McNrrT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
For Sale.i

A business house and lot on Web
ster street, good central location-for
saler at a brgain. For particulars call
at the CHIEF Office or address, The
CHIEF, Red Cloud Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

MARRIED.-At the residence of j. w.
Sherwood Esq, 1.-THE brides father
i'm this city on the evening Of the
sth, of Jan. 1851, by the Rev. Geo. o.
Yeiscr, Mr.. Lewis p. Albright, and
Miss Eugenia ii. Sherwood all OF
Red Cloud Neb.
The CHIEF acknowledges receipt OF
samples of wedding cake, and as is
usual in such cases, wishes the couple
a long and a happy life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
MONEY TO LoANi

Money to prove up with on final re-
ceipt, or on decided land at s per cent,
and l-62 per cent. commission, or at
straight 10 per cent. no commission.
JNo. X. WILCOX.
Office next door to Chief Office. Soft
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Land Office at bloomington Neb. Dec. sth. 1870.
Notice is hereby g wen thst the following
named settler has filed notice II his intention 70
make final proof in support Of his claim, and Sc
cure final en,ry thereof. before James A. Tui-
leys. clerk Of the court Of Webster county, at
bis ohice in Red Cloud. Neb" on Saturday,
January 18th. 1891. viz:
ENAMEL ASpExsnS,
HID entry No. i;26. fer the north east quarter.
section 3. town 3 ", range 10 west. and names
the f~ollo~inR rs his witnesses. to prove contin
uous residence on and cultivation Of sal tract.
viz: Enick Nu,ting. WILDER Nuitinx. Curties
Beal and Joha Stocks. all Of Batin. Neb.
decl6janl3 =. W. SvIrlER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

No apples superior to those sold by
Putnam-splended for eating or cook
ing-Botto:n figures given.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Teachers contracts for sale at the
CHIEF Office at 5 cents apiece or three
for ten cents. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
YWH, ySocn

Farmers who contemplate proving
up on their claims viii learn something
20 their advantage by calling At the
RED CLorp CHGEF ofiee- n
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

A fresh supply of white Rose
Atchison winter wheat -four, at Put
mans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Bring along your poultry. Highest
prices paid for butter and eggs, at
Miner Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Roby has just received from Chica
go a nice assortment of Pages best
candy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

If you want to increase the quantity
and quality of milk, feed your cow
ground feed. Putnam will send il to
YOU.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

We are sorry 20 learn tha; Mr.. DIR.
I. W. Tullcys and Mr.. J. S. Gilham
have been very i'll for some time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Apples by the barrel, at Miner Bros.
Is pound choice Michigan apples, at
Miner Bros. for Z 100.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

A choice selection of groceries,
carved goods, notions &c, always. on
hand at Putnam's -four and feed store.
Goods delivered free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
Land Office at bloomington. Neb. Dec. II. lsso

Land once at bloomington. Ncb. Dec. IL. iss0.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 20
make nnai proof in support Of his claim, and
secure fnal entry thereof. proof 20 be made be
Webster county, at bis once. In RED .:Ioud'
Neb-. on Saturday. January 18th, 1851, viz:
ALRxAHpER RrppIso.
I'D entry No. 5so6. for the south west quarter,
Section 10. '%wn 3, RANGE 10 xest. and nam O. the
following ~ his witnesses. {, prove c~outinuou us
residence on and cultivation 81 said ira ct, viz:
Edward II. Foe. Thom,s J. Ward. Milan Hidy
declej.nD B. ". sWffzESR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13
Final Proof Notices.

Lam oGes At Eioeninston SsA. Jsn- s. ISL
To,see 10 hsrssy rivea ,hai IN. ,~alls.is,
nsuei settler has filed notice Of hts tatearson
TO maks esAi pref ~ saspart 81 his eiain. ss4
secure fnsi entry thereof. before s1~tk u ID.
District Co9rt Of webster ooan;y % hts o&ee IN
Red Cloud. Seb.. 90 Saturday fsey. issh. 1871
Via
pArs,cx NcHsll
bid entry Nh. iss, for the . : Z . and : =,
y W y ~ section : tovn } ranss ~ sest, and
name the .~aliesins - bis vifsesses 10 prs.e
continuous rcsideoce upon and eultivaiion u
aid tract, viz Nicholas Hssey. Aike-s q.
Grsns.s. Curtis Beal and William Garieeh. ell
sf b.fin Seh.
isni3lebi0 s W. sTITZER. REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Land once At bloomington Neo. Dee. Il. Is-o.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named setter has Sled notice Of his intention 60
make fnal proof IN support Of his clam and Sc
Dis,ric, Cour, in Webster county Neb.. ut his
of5ee in Red Cloud on Saturday January 9th
1881, viz:
PErKn L. HoRNsScE.
hid entry 3059. for the N W q Of see % tom 4
range ii vest. and names the followinx as his
witnesses To prove continuou. resiienc .pon
and cultivation Of said tract. yiE John Me AL
seph L. Grandstaf and Norman Springer. all Of
Wells Nebraska.
dec23janZ7 s, W. SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-13

Land o6tee ss Blooninxtos, Neb. Dee =. isso
Notice 10 hereby siven thai the following
nam ed settler h.s nled notice ~ hi. inien,ioa 90
make dnAi proof in supper, 81 his e,.isu. aud sc.
cure fnal entry thereof Asfors lame. \. Tai-
legs clerk 81 court N Eess;sr county. II hi.
once in Red Cloud Seb.. on SATURDAY fea-a-
arr 5th 1881. viz
WILLIAM II. S,sARx.
BID No 2oUs for TIE Soath east aasrter Of Ssc.
- tovn ) range 10 weSt. and e. the tolIos-
ing . shis witnesses 20 prove continuous resideuee
upon and cultivation ol ssid tract. viz Edsari
H. keesey. william Crouch aud Broe n.
France Of Covles Neb, and Mervin L. Thonas
Of Red Cloud Seb.
decJoanE s. ". SWIrZER, REGISTER.