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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14

Notice.
Wadena county orders, for which the
highest price will be paid. Inquire at Bank
OF Wadena DOOM
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14

Board.
Maving just finished my new house,
am prepared to furnish the public
WITH excellent board, either by the
day OF week. have some very nice
rooms, well furnished, for the &C
commodation of my guests.
j. SWINDLEIIURST,
Third St., Wadena.
Open Again
Having reopened my blacksmith
shop on Third street, I am prepared
to do all work in my line with neat
ness and dispatch. Hoping to see all
my old customers, remain
Respectfully TovEs,
J. SWINDLEIICRST.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14
Tnonroved Farm for Sale.

Improved Farm for Sale.
The nel-4 of the nwl-4 of section
%. town 1873, range SO, in Oak Valley
Otter Tail Co., MIMI, cheap for cash;
or part on time to 4 responsible party.
For price and terms. apply to 49,.
w. II. WEBB. f. Co.,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
Superior, Wisconsin.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14

OvercOatsi OvercOatsl
Nothing adds 50 much to ones
comfort on a cold day us il good warm
oyercoat. This CAN be fe ussd at
F. B. Coon & Co.'s.
For Sale.
One 2-year old roam heifer. En-
quire of JOHN MOORE.
Town of Compton, 2 miles southeast
of Wadena.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14

For Lame Back, Side or Chest use Shloh's Porous
Plaster. Price 70 cents For sale BY q =. Stlne.
hour. 5 ! !, 81 5z. 8 1850
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14

LAND OFFICE 1T Fergus Falls, Mimi, December
5. 1882.
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
FINAL proofin support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
on January ls, 1889, viz: Alamanda b. Stewart.
homestead application No. 4471. for the nH syt,
section g, Township 133, N. Range 81, w. 18th
to prove his continuous residence upon and cult
walton Of, said land, viz: Richard J. West, Philip
H. Wet, Of Elmo. MIMI, Hattie lnman. Frank
Smith. of lnma n, Min. SOREN LlSIOE.
3O.5t = 49,. Register.
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DAILY MORNING TRIBUNE,

THEREv EO. II: TlIAYEe. Of Bourbon, Ind,
says: 'sRoth myself and wife owe our lives to
SHlLOHS'S CONSERVATIVE CURE.'' For sale by
l.. f. Stinchour.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14

Grand Rush Mt tho New Hardware
Store Of NJ. Stewart, Jr., for the
Next Thirty Days,
Twill close out my stock of Fancy
Goods in the next 30 days regardless
of cost. including Silver-plated Cas-
ters, Forks Spoons; Brittania and
Granite.Iron Teapots, Table Mats,
Brackets, etc. All those desiring
goods in my line will do we'll to favor
me with call before purchasing
For Sale.
Holden enamel ready mixed paints,
,lneuualed for purity, economy, ana
durability, in any quantity, and at
bottom prices.
KNrDsEN, Events ( Co.
At Lumber Yard, Wadena.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14

LAND OFFICE At Fergus Falls, Mlnn., No
v.mbcr 20 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his Intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before tho Register and Re-
ceiyer Of the U. S. Land Office at Fergus Falls,
Mimi, on January IS, 1898, viz: Erick Simenson,
additional homestead application No. 6779, tor
west 9Th mer. MINI. He names the fellow
ing witnesses to pr+ve his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of said land, VIZ: Ole
Hanson, Torg,r Nelson. John Murray. of Parkers
Prairie, Mimi, G. A. Linquist, Of Fergus Fails.
Mimi. SOREN LlSiOE,
3).5t Register.
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OFFICE OF
G. II. GRAVES & CO.,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DULUTH, MINI.
DULUTH Dec. II. 1882.
The following table shows the closing price Of
wheat:
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-12-14

To Delinquents.
All accounts due me mast he settled
before December Oath, 1882, or they
will lie left in ether bands for collec-
ton, with costs added.
A. WILLIAMS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Chattel Mortgage Sale.

Notice Is hereby civcu tina. ~
virtue OF a Caa;;cl M0g,.a.e dated
Angus, 2l ISL. and duly iiie., auI 70
corded N the office ~ the county
Clerk II Webster county SeL.a.Ea. OH
the 81 dag 81 AU-p-t 1851. and exc
cuted by Nelson Henry 70 J. l. Cas-.
ThreshIng Machine COMPANY. to
secure the payment II 1880. aud
upon which there Is now due and pay
able TIE sum OfS767 g. default ka@
ing been male Ia the rAyaneu. oG
5000 and ~I-teEe-t- which became
tue November J.; ISL, AMI the said
Mortgage feeling unsafe AMI insecure
a. 20 the AID security therefore W.
uIfl SCI. the property S-reIH described
VIZ One A@latyr Tar-a.u. Ma
chine. r twelve h9r-- W,-E!1ury
- yer- cd
and one bAy mare TT vsSfs J.e.E
Public Auction IN front Of The Blue
Hill Bank. IN the village OF Blue Hill.
Webster County Nebraska on satur-
day March liih, les2, at l o'clock ..
m. Of said day.
J. l. Case Threshing Machine Com
pany, Mortgages
By sIxPsoS x SwEEzY, their An'ys-
Dated Feb, liih, Iss2 2si-t
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
PETIT Jurors.


Ed. CHTEr.-Some of the farmers
commenced sowing wheat last week,
but l think they almost wish their
wheat was in the granery to-day.
Corn is on the raise, worth fifty-iive
cents at Wells.
Mr.. Hoffman has commenced build
ing his new store and dwelling house
NJ Wells.
Mr.. Dickson and Lewis, FROM Salem
Kansas. gave a course Of lecRIreS at
the Thorne school house, last Saturday
night and Sunday. the house was full
each time. Their subject was Spirit
uRinn.
Mr.. Corigon and Mr.. Cossilo pulled
up stakes and left the country last
Monday nigm,-rspert says they Fcfr
with ~mor,sased property; plenty OF
debts in memory of their going away.
Mac. Rollissn and Ed. Davis lief,
for the mountains last Monday
night
Mrs. Macy from Blue Hill has
been visiting 1t her daughters, Mrs,
AGREE. Showing and blowing Is the
order of the day.
The CHIEF Is gladly welcomed.
! e. 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Money Made EaSy,

Mcssrs. Anderson & Davis, Of Hills
dale, Ia, are here exhibiting Andcr-
sons Weather Strip. 1t consists of
an iron threshold with an adjustment
above it which eifectually keeps ont
all wind and rain from passing under
doors. All who have houses with
doors unprotected will do well to ex-
anime it and see the merits of the
invention. Any person desiring a
lucrative business would do well to
improve the present opportunity of
securing the privilege of diSposing Of
them in this section. They are with
out doubt the best weather strip that
has ever been offered to the public.
The invention is here and a be
seen for the next few days on the
streets or at the Boys Home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Farmers Alliance.
PLEASANT DALE, Feb, %, lSS2.

PLEASANT DALE, Feb, %. lSS2.
The iry"s is not surprised to learn
that two or three wild-eyed political
dead beats are located in Webster
county. We are not a little surprised
OF know who he refers To. Certainly
not the Pleasant Dale Alliance. No.
$50, from the fact that they have been
organized for the past month, and now
10 good solid members are in thorough
working order, with not one tramp.
sorchcad, dead-beat, or e-cn an office
seeker III our midst. But as We re-
marked before, we consider the source
and know that he is a little off his
beat" when he can't substitute n
lie, when the truth would he much
better. Probably the poor bewildered
crank" has reference to the ArGus
clique. or ring, he also says they have
abused and mi>repre>cnted the editor
OF the Argus. We don't see how they
could have done this. unless some one
has called him an honest man. or q
gentleman. and | am sure we have
failed 10 see any such miSreprcScn.a-
tons as that. He continues to harm
on the b. X VI. We have never said
one word against the Il. 4 VI.
Let him come out and defend Jaw
Gould, Vanderbilt. Co, the Standard
Oil Co, the great coal monopoly. and
all other similar organizations. The
naInfn ~. / rr..f N,..a- -.
the Standard Oil Company, under
compulsion. and without a shadow OF
consideration, $i5,UJ0.CO0 annually.
We pay at least Is cents per gallon
more n II should bring.
The New Jersey Central. Lehigh (
Wilksborro. New York * Erie. Dele
ware. Hudson & Canal Coal Co. Dele
ware. Sackawanna & Western. Pen
sylvania. Philadelphia & Reading
companies compose the great Goa!
monopoly, and regardless of supply
and demand fix prices To suit them
selves. Every person who burns coal
pays double its value when computed
upon the S6taustie<. sgls!y and tie
owned b fthtsHeepoly are valued a,
$l.c00l0f and their stocks have been
ws:erd lntil they represent a face
vaiIe 81 $~250,6Ua,Oe0, upon which
ereTycHsumer of coal is compelled
10 pay "a dividends. These are start
ling hg,ifss and facts for the con;em-
p!sticn q the American people. who
are gr"1Fning Of prosperity and
secuNeS svhile9 =sreng and growing
viper kapping the lne Gu, Of thcir
rights sdpd liberties. and making our
boastesJ equality before. the law a
farce sjd a fizzIe: Daniel Webster
never sod a truer thing than that,
Ii fr(es; government cannot long
endAe when the tendency Of the isS
is dcrsftea rapid accumulation of
prq1efg in the hands Of a few to rem
tde&shiasses Of the people poor and
&c end&ni.' FARMERS ALLIANCE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Black HainutS

n years growth frea seed From
one to n Il half feet high, sent TO n
address on receipt of price. These
Walnuts will make fence posts in four
or FIVE years. Ifnot in good growing
condition when received they may he
returned and money will bc refunded.
Price, 80 cents Il hundred, cash
accompany orders.
Address. c. W. FULLER,
errantrfhe L. O., jefferson Coz, Kan.
sHf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02

w Mcksighan will speak At Blue
Hill Saturday evening March ith.
The Woman's Suffrage Society will
meet at Mrs. Sherwood's hex; Friday
afternoon.
Rev. J. W. Kinmel. Eng. Luthern
minister Of Tekamah, Neb.. Will
preach in the Congregational church
on next Sunday March 5,h, at II
O'Clock a. III.
Tie saloons in Red Cloud were
closed last Tuesday by order Of the
town trustees. We presume a
license will shortly he granted and
the selling of liquors resumed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. :. Alden. Of Den
ser, who are visiting with our towns
man Mr.. Perkins, are the happv
parents Of an eleven pound baby girl
which made its appearance early last
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. W. J. Anderson. Of Hillsdale,
Iowa, and patentee of "Anderson's
Perfect Weather Strip" is in town in
Producing his useful invention. and.
by the way, is meeting with good
success having already taken over Is
orders.
There was 4 wagon load OF -four
stolen from the C~edarville. Kan
mills, recently. The supposition that
our south end contemporary got it We
believe to he entirely unfoundcd. ~
he hasn't been to Kansas for some
time.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet AT
the residence Of Mrs. Robert Mitchell
next Friday afternoon. 1t Is desirable
that all the members be present rs
there is business tina, has been defer
red from time To- time that must be
attended to at this meeting. SEC.
DIR. Hall and family returned from
the east last week. The DR.. has had
the advantages of a thorough course
of medical lectures in New York dur
ing the winter, and will now settle
down permanently at Red Cloud, to
the practice Of his profession.
We publish Il letter from Mr.. Tul-
leys this week, and while we do not
see that 1t proves " disprovcs any
thing, We do not intend that il shall
truthfully be said Of Us that we
ever tried to take an unfair advantage
of Il man or refused him Il hearing
when he asked if.
Mr.. Knight of Inavale informs us
that Mr.. Poppe, the gentleman who
commenced the erection of a cheese
factory at that place, died recently, at
Columbus Nebraska. Many of the
farmers in the vicinity Of Inavale had
already purchased a number Of COWS
with a view of furnishing milk to the
factory, and they are anxious for some
one to come forward and complete the
work begun by Mr.. Pope,
The b. & NJ. TOWNSHIP company have
purchased the farm Of W. +. Jackson.
south of town, with the exception of
about three acres, and we understand
will build their depot. round house
and other improvements some dis
lance west of the present depot
grounds. The cause of the proposed
change in the program seems to be
the difficulty OF getting a title to the
Haley land which is now in probate.
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a Statement from Mr.. Yuueys.

ED. CHIsF.-on NY T,turu home al
ter an absence 81 two 81 three DAYS. !
Ma somewhat surprised L learn Of
the reports in circulation concerning
myself, originating partly perhaps
fro.n n mI-aIrrchen-:ou Of the report
made by me 10 the Board ~ County
Commissioners. desire therefore to
make a plain statement oi the facts.
Ia my report | nude no distinction
between cash received and wha; | had
been allowed in accounts against The
county.
In Io.0 collected in cash sl7.I Il
the balance sll3j - being in allowed
accounts. In ISL collected
$3.50 30 in cash the balance Si37 -
beng In allowed accounts.
So that !, will tee readily seen that
III neither ycLE did | have 4 surplus uf
cash on hand belonging T. The county
On the contrary | have not IN any
year received the amount OF cash To-
which | would be entitled. The sur
plus about which 50 much has been
said, wa therefore not in cash bu, in
allowed accounts. act a cent of which
has been paIi ami part oi which has
not even been drawn III warrants.
did not have i cent ri money he
longing To the county. but | dill have
allowed account, which formed tin.
surplus above alluded 10. For these |
accounted IN full in my report, and
and simply paid the county for them
N II hundred cent, on the dollar,
while u. yet | have got nothing on; of
them whatever.
Ihc commissioners never asked me
to pay oven any money nor even 10
make 4 report. The only request
they ever made OF me in that Conncc-
ton was that | should foot up my fee
book.
Furthermore the items Of District
Court fees, amount IN my report to
1902 ~. These | WAS not aware |
had Ia report until al least two weeks
after my term of office expired and
the Board did not know il until | told
them. On the contrary they had been
told by their legal adviser and also hv
the clerk of al adjoining county tina.
the court fees did not have to be re
ported.
During the month of January. while
the Board WAS i'll session | went before
them several times to know when they
would be ready to receive nv report.
and they always told me they wanted
Ia get through with the Treasurer first.
Finally the chairman told me they
would meet on the llth day of Febru-
AIRY and for mc 10 bring in my report
at that time. l did so and they then
told me they were going the next
TUESDAY IL examine the ~Inavale
bridge, would be back TUESDAY even
Ing and would be in session on We'd
ne>day and they didn't think there
would be much business. accord
lngiy went before them on "Wednesday
and submitted my report which WAS
examined and approved.
Thus it will be seen that | made NV
report at the first meeting of the
Board after my term expired. at which
| could get a hearing.
made my report voluntarily and
voluntarily turned over the money e.
the Treasurer. | would not have
done II under compulsion from the
Board, because | am well satisfied
that no cO-rt would sustain the
Board in such action.
J. \. TULLEYS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Legal Notice..

state OF Nebraska
Webster County.
In the District Cour,
thereof OF the Fifth Judicial pi.tn~t.
The Iowa Loan & Trust Conn auy PItE.l
james Flett. D~efen1ant.J
The above named defendant will taLs motto.
that the above namei plaintiff IN the 18th day
OF January !T2. filed its petition In the above
nam ed court. against The above named iefcn-
dant. The object and prayer Of which - fr \
decree to fgrec,csss Rea! Estate Mortgage
made bv saIf defendant - sajt IlalntiF ~ the
y" : quarter objection 10 n to-n 3 agr,h
and range ln ives: Of . y NJ. IN .aii Webster
CpInty. >aI1 defendant &. further uo'if~ A that
he - required 20 answer saIJ petition on the
9th day q March. Isl.
Iowa loan r. Tr1t CgUra4y.
-t-t-5 By ~ Solicitor. Barr & RasAS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of con-
founding Il remedy of merit with
quack msdiciocs. we speak from ex-
perienee when we say that Parker's
Ginger Tome - 4 steriing health re-
s~torative which will do all that is
claimed for il. We have used il our
selves with the happiest results for
Rheumatism and when worn cut by
overwork. See ady.-Tmcs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02

A GREsI dizidera:um in the prepar-
alton Of medicine IL that IL should be
palztabie without losing its efficacy.
This Is the case With PicrLY Ash Brr-
TEks. snd being graded a. regards
their cathzrtsa properties. they are
better adapted for general use than
soy ossss similar aHicls. 4 tia; vii
co0vInee he AG, skspGSaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
kotice to Tax PAYERS.

~ a meeting 81 the Board - County Com
mi-sIunrr- February ll'h I-S1. the i..laW n 2
was offered and aiprtei - aid
Bolrl.
Received that The county Treasurer - here
b ordered ty the Board e Crun'v Comni.Ian-
erS =" collect the de!Iul Ic1t tsI". II thF
county forthwith. a,ro ring 90 law
Nov this isto notify al interested thu, With
IN thtrty days from the date % thu. notice.
20 law and my INSTITUTIONS from the
Boarf "f coun'y Commissioners. wall proceed
{" collect the delinquent .,r- in safd csnriy
tOscther with costs Cf collection. BY Al 'r--z and
sale q porsonal property in the manner pro-
yiied By law for the i"yy ant sale IN execution.
Ch.s. BUsChpw. County Trrss.
Rel Cloud. Seb.. FEB. 10Th l1,s. t-9
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Road Notice.
cf N~hra-ka, !
Webster County. !

"cDstcl county.
To al % whom u may
concern: Inc ''mul-~IuE'Ts app. Iut"l To-
view and report upon a certain isur ,f rosI
prayed for ~ a~certaIn petition iuiy sI.uri and
presented and flied With tho County Clerk II
sad county a s. follows. g. ~. Commencing a.
the quarter post between section fttcru as. aut
tven y-twu - t0TnshlP four 8 range twelve
Il wet thence Ucr'h-We-t twenty 20 rpI-
more or los. thence south vet IN the most
Suitable place 20 crn.s :he Lif'lr Blue u,cr L.
the section line thirty ave 81 rods vest Of
ssif quarter post more ~ l--s. t. De- Established
AMI that the IuDi'c road on the section Inc ho-
tween the aboy" mCutIpuri points be vacated
has reported iHVorahie and recommends the
estab i,hmcnt Of SAID roai and the vacation %
the scc'i"n line from said quarter poet twenty
t"" = rods west a. prayed for m sad petition.
Ani All "ly"cfi"n~ thereto Or claims i.r damages
must b" Alcd IL tn" county CLERKS DhIre ON Or
hci-re noon 81 The 18th dly of April. A. II. i~-s.
OF such r"I1 wall he established without rs'cr
-nce thereto ! l. H.yL.- 90. t1srk
Red Cloud Neb.. Feb. 18th l-S-. at
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
To Sell or Rent.

\ farm on Louisa creek, 5 miles
from Red Cloud; containing leo acres,
90 improved. good new frame house,
well of good water, wagon sheds.
hocpcns and stable, property of Wal
ter c. Wade. Call on J.. NJ. Stcddard
on the premises, or address him at
Red Cloud, Neb. 29-t-4
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Notice 70 TEACHERS.

Notice Is hereby given. that I will examin.
all persons who may desire 20 offer the
rs candidates toy teachers of the primary OF
oom mon schools q Webster COUNTY. at Red
Cloud on the first Saturday in the n nrhs OF
February, May august aad Nuyem ber: At
Blue Hill on the Grst saturday in the months Of
January, ATrIi. Juiy AMI October. At Guide
Rock on the first Saturday IA the months vi
March, June. September and Deccmber-
Examinations 20 commence II 5 . CLOCK An
CR.RLss W. SPRINGER.
Coun.y Surerintenier of Public Instruction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02

NIa'e Nf NFITRsEH.
Webster County.
II tho District COur'
thereof u the Fidh Judicial District.
Elias 3. Reel. r~ra-tree. Pre-.
o.
STEPHEN Newman ard Jane HSuee OF S7i-
Newman. b~ft
The above named defendant silI ak. ng.ie.
tha; the abov. named plsra;ig on tns 10th tsy
of January IH-9. b.. BIS pc'ltIsa in tie above
named court sgainst the ABOVE Eauei dsfsu-
.aUis. the Orje "t AMI prayer u sBish =. for =
decree to .gT-c!"~e = Real Estate x1-txsx.
made BY sad defsniAn's u ssIi plaint5s. 81
the , T. +. % Sec. i "a tSrn 3 north and rage
= west Ofo y. NJ. "A saIf Webster County.
Sal! defen13B1 are further u3:hsI that they
are required - answer sai1 petition 9a tas -orh
day of March rs.
ELI.s 3. RyID. Trustee.
Si-o BY - Solicitor. BARR \ SAsAS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Grand and Petit Jurors.

The following is a list Of the Grand
and Petit Jurors draw for the March
term of the District Court.
GRAND JuRoRS.
S. III. Croxton, +. III. Jones, Henry
Mills, John Riley. J. II. Hobert, Geo.
Barker, Chris. Beiler, Thos. Emerton.
G. ". Dow, Chas. Kent, II. +. Craw-
ford, J. ii. Dixon, A. II. Spracher. J.
W. Sherwood, j. l.. Frame and A. II.
Crazy.
PETIT Jurors.
Chas. Guss, H.. \. Bailey, B. ii.
Gray, John Bosch. j. s. Stratton,
Casper Wegman, W. ]. Vance, l.. II.
Luce, Geo. \ Latta. ". {. Laird, j.
Frank Smith, J. kindcher. f. b. War
ner. Henry Munson, Frank Hall, \. :.
Marsh, August Roats, G. W. Ball, A.
4. Pope. W. II. Armstrong, Chas.
Barber, ChaS. CT. Goldman, Jacob
Skunk and j. J. Arrants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Ho!For the West and Pacific Coast,

All parties desiring TO 60 west the
coming season will do well to address
A. {. Robbins. Secretary of the Great
Western Colony. Orleans, Neb., and
receive their pamphlet giving a deS-
cription of country, rates of transpor-
tation by rail, for families, teams,
household goods. &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02

We have HARD Coal, nut size, well
screened and kept under cover, at
$500 per ton. Soft coal in large
Jumps, at $50 per ton, at orT eleva-
tor. We do not deliver.
WIGGTSs l. SoN.
Fred Biertner, the tailor, has moved
into the room ncrth of Case & Nc
NEWS law office where he a be
found at all times ready 10 supply you
with a new suit of clothes of perfect
fit and of excellent make. Call and
see him. 2S-3-w
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
Grateful 70 iryssis-

Floreston Cologne is grateful to in
ralldS. because it Is refreshing with
out the sickening effect of most
perfumes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-02
final Proof Notices

Lasi Gee AZ Blcoui-rt~r S,b Pee. =. fSS
Notice !. h~rebv nv~n that II. .etawrr
raIs-I SETTER has Sled u0tic" u 49, -~rtrut,.-
u r-Hke tual PROC: a. suFPrt - au. Aun. Aa1
Ihat .Aii proof wiil D. usie before ,,ctE 81
Dls;rir, 'ourt nj kei Cloud Ner. "a ~atar4u
Apn! lst. ~ yT
ia No, - FOR tie ne - . :5ur IN anr.
prove has continuous rcsIisuy- urca spI -al:.
.aulp = sA-d !sut. VIZ. Jsn.- AsHush. klrrr
W. T1t'!e, Hsri'n W Park. All ~,IU : Wells
msr-ma.8 w.SWlTxER Register.
LAai oGce =; B.oom'rs;-n Nch T,h.. II. -.
Notice ia hereby svea hat TIE fnHuwrs
samct settler Ia rieI u.-sss u! b. Intention
10 maze tE-i proof ~ seaport 90 ~. ~.asrH sui
secure tusi sntTy thereof. before ,rv tlvsk ~
District tou-'. in Webster county . Ass .-ice
N Rel tiogt NrerAsk- 90 Saturday March
-ta. ~. wa
III entry NJ 81. fa- ~, - ~ So . - .
All s.oiss', sec -'taSu - rarE- -. he
name the ''i!. - TX witness, g. Prove ll- g. ~
thu US rrssi,ucc urpI aaI cultivation . al
land. EIE William Crouch. Larv-r. =. TL.mas.
Henry Z. tEasip-I. Gurus BcN. 49, u! tvW !-,
Men.
ieblsmarla : " swIrZEK Kes.,cr.
Land rE-c NJ BLOOMINGTON. N,b- f-t l. l->-
Notice y hereby gwen hat the irtL.arus
namri settler has aivI notice 90 her lai.U an
o. make anal proof IA SUPPORT Il t~f claim. a. 1
that s-td proof wui tc made before clerk a.:
District t.aFt. Webster ,OuGty NthTAskA. yD
SATURDAY March n. I>sL vi
NAEN /. Ross.
Widow q Hiram Ross. deceased. iIi No. ~
for Lots !. = 3 ami !. sec o. to~u Ia ranE~ III.
She nsmcs The following witnesses o. prove Avr
continuous rc~licUcc upon. aud cultivation a.
-Aui isuI. VIZ: AuEus'u- t~lu.-ugralg. 'lhctt
:. kcyuoli-. E!WIa hr;tA.i. iir-U e.. Scott al
% Red jiJui Ncb.
ietsnars :. W. SYIIZER. REGISTER.