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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-07-11
SCHOOL DISTRIC b Il or 81 i ,E s.

Notice Is harnlv e; ,,o !, !, ~ !.
ltion has hean Ioa gixtn gna1 peIl.
Conntv CON VII Ille noaIu O.
county, u gna n IoiisIs y Marshai
! ma inri ~ an dlk lls1 ~ Dy
Side "a tha & oale ileellolders VINO re.
haroin d az ;h pi9poseu new e dlsGrlct
titlo1 Is, - anu VINO are en- 81
thair az ao nact 80 a. sclool meetings ln
tha nrnan;aahia, ulsoIlcos, PRAYING Iol
tr;cs a,,t - nv - y e new scnool dlS'
dascr;had = o 1,l1 eIelnaIlel
stant;oiin' d .ha s ss,Ig .Ior1h, SUD
, UT "a oiie lolloWlng Iacts, 70.
FIRE. III, 81 I y , Is j, 81
II tha O. ,iao o,le co!IeGu description
hra1.ad ~ tl,o aueslleu 70 pe en-.
;s fai ~ ul,o plopos9 = new lew dlsLrIct
SOC 81 soc 10 ~ AZ ~ secli 10 FL,
% SOC 80 80 81 % oV :, seG. g, sec.
If sac ~ 1e set tw 81 sec., o. anu sou6n
e III ~ see. -, oW ~ 100, range 70. .
w niso saso ol,hM4, sectlon NO. 5,
Marsn Sroya 49, "a y; ~ 1lle IoWn q
Marsha Il S,oI,nan u lain, y salo
Second oT haty 1paoe - nl lnV
nersons rosid; ;o e;,e III W. g g
scrihad tarr;tnr1 - "a O 'Il1 ABOVE ABOVE oe.
nblrd - ny ~ - ~ -, ! :,
dran ~ echn aJ 81, y lpG. - Gil.
above ID dascr;pod go lesidlh g ~ 0ne
Fn1rthAT gr o tha soEoa - %; Il,
affected IN tna o u1.v ;ellool ulseriGIs
"a Il ,nrnnGso 90 sa =. y Clle
District M 1a o." Jia aLat ale ocloo
IL Schildr - eal.au oilau ulie llu1Del
tharain Is "a - an S1iipp - ! az Iesiuing
n children - - yiiao olle uunlp ~
ORGANIZATION of l s";d ~ asa Mi.len ~, Ille
School district nn,s ~ KY pLopuseu lew
Is "a also schon Mo M saae NJ aa
that tho nnnohor 80 4i ab; ~ ~. % anu
age residing tberein = ,,n5 - " se1aou1
FRAT The M ~ har of chi,dra n ~ 1917, alu
ACE which tha nrga - ni1atinn n y seti - y
pToposed new d;stric ao4 ma,,1d ~ 't sa,u
there from il nona 4 "o01a o"Ae
Fifth-That the said nronosod ! : =
disrticr, does NOT inclndo tbo sch hon
buildinp Of anv eYistin nu sc w. sollGol
trict. S. go oolieoi 10
Nov .rho.oforo T. -
ordered and notico i har - iaG ;noo
that HEARING nnnn tho t Oh pa9}i tGm,
will he had at. naotinn ,0 ~ oAoaG =
Board commencing n1 on tho 1 ~ s %au
of july A. %. 1907 AZ > n;c1ocz ~
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Driven Insane by Heat.

New York, July 9.-Becoming sud-
denly insane probably from heat,
while at work at the new building of
the Trust Company of American, a
plasterer ran amuck with Ratchet
among his fellow workmen. He at
tackled three of them, two of whom
were probably fatally injured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-07-11
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO
CREDITORS AND FOR HEAR

tChEDl lOhio ii "A MI ftOR Ia ii EAR-
ING ON CLAIMS, ETC.
d State Of Minnesota, County Of
Marshall. SIS. Probate court.
Special term, June 18th. 1907.
In the Matter Of the estate of
Peter Sinclair Deceased.
Letters OF Administration on the
estate Of Peter Sinclair, deceased,
late Of the County Of Marshall and
State OF Minnesota, being granted to
g. S. Wees. .i
I t is Ordered, that six. months, be,
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date OF this order, in
which all persons having claims or
demands against the said deceased
are required to8tile the same in the
Probate Court of said County, for
examination and allowance, or be
forever barred.
1t is Further Ordered, that the
25th day Of january, 1908, at 10
O'Clock az. M. 4 at "a. special term Of
said Probate Court. to: be held at the
PROBATE Office in the City Of War
rem, IN said County be and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and
place when and where the said Pro
|8bate Court will examine and dust
t said claims and demands Vii
And it is Further Ordered. That
notice OF such nearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested ia
| said estate by forthwith pub lishing
| this order once in each week for
three successive Weeks5in the Warren
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Boy Swimmer Drowned.

Adams, N. D., July 9.-While swim
ming in a coulee on the .Kittleson
farm, south of here, the fourteen
year-old son Of Ole A. Olson was
seized with cramps and drowned be-
fore help could reach him. He was
with a number Of other boys, but
none of them could swim. His body
was recovered.
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CITATION FOR HEARING i ON.
PETITION FOR ADMINIsTRA-..
TION.

srs,55 .&& HON. .+TltE sass sfl :=a5s
Estate Of John G.. Peterson.
State Of Minnesota. County Of Mar
shall. in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
John G. Peterson. Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to Anna
C. Peterson, Charley A. Peterson.
Mathilda Friberg, Emma Josephine
Gustafson, Fred S. Peterson. Levin
.Syenson. Selma Stem. Frida Hanson,
and all persons interested in the
granting Of administration Of the
estate Of said decedent: The petition
of Fred S. Peterson having been
filed La this court. representing that
John G. Peterson. then a resident
Of the County Of OttertaiI, State Of
Minnesota, died interstate on the
9th day of September. 1905; and
praying that letters Of administration
of his estate be granted to Fred S.
Peterson :and the court having fixed
the time and place for hearing said
petition; Therefore, YOU. and each
Of you. are hereby cited and required
to show cause. if any you have: be-
fore this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the City Of Warren. in the
County Of Marshall, State Of Mime
sofa, on the 9Th day of fully. 1907, at
| ten O clock a. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court.
and the Seal OF said Court, this 18th
day of June, 1907. .ss
! court Seal Peter .H. Holm,
Probate Judge.
j ulius j.. Olson.
| Attorney for Petitioner. IS 5s3
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To Hatch a $1,000 Chick,

New York, July 8 a keeper in the
Bronx ZOO found a huge egg in the
ostrich cage Sunday. Chief Curator
Beebe, in charge of the bird depart
ment, says it is a rhea egg. A rhea is
la South American ostrich. The egg
is about six inches in diameter and
weighs three pounds 1t is of a golden
color, a large incubator was rugged
UP and the zoo attendants will attempt
to hatch an ostrich. Beebe says the
Matching Of the egg IL asl; 900 PROPOSE
4 ton, an ostrich chick being worth that
amount.
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Farmer Commits Suicide.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, July o.
After he had carefully written his
will with an indelible pencil upon the
stock Of a whip, whitfield for the pur-
pose, Frank Vanish, well known
farmer near Cadott, pointed shotgun
to his heart and killed himself.
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ECZEM A and pII Isl CURE

Fs-FI E.sI5 showing W hat was
to suffer, will give FREE OF
CHARGE, TO any afflicted a positive
|cure for Eczema, Salt R heum, Fry
|sipelas, Piles and skin Diseases.
Instant relief Don Il suffer longer,
Write D 4 w ILLIAMS, Man
haitian Avenue M u Z ork. Enclose
stamp T9Ss
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Fisherman Bags Bear.

Ladysmith, Wis, July 9.-While
fishing in the Thornapple river near
this city, Leon Crye, a fifteen-year-
old lad, saw a yearling bear and xii
led it with a shotgun loaded with
buckshot. III @
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NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
PETITION OF FREEHOLDER.

q.
4 Whereas. "A Petition signed by
Matthias ]. LUnke a freeholder Of
School District No.ll2 in this County
representing that he is the owner Of
the following described lands. situate
in said District, to-Wit:
Lots No 6, Z, 8, 9, and Is, section
6, township l55. range A..
And that said lands adjoin School
District No. SO has been presented
to the County Board Of Marshall
County. And asking that his said
lands may be set Oft from said District
No. ll2 to said District No. 50 and
the said Board has appointed
time and place for hearing thereon.
Therefore. - .,1'.'.' -,
NOTICE sSss'".
Is hereby given that said petition
will be heard by said Board, at a
session thereof, commencing on the
10th day of July, A. D. 1907. at 2
O'Clock in tile afternoon, at the
office Of the County Auditor in the
City Of Warren. in said County. at
which time and place the said Board
will hear the evidence and the
arguments of all persons, interested
for or against granting the prayer
OF: the petitioner. . 3.
Dated at Warren. Mimi, June
24th. 1907.
BY order of the County Board.
p. B. Malberg,
County Auditor and Ex-Ohicio Clerk
Of Board.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-07-11

By e. O. Bystronl,
Chairman OF said Board.
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the Nicholson cabinet, but the mass Of
the people feel safe under the present
conditions, and Nicholson may stay il
he cares to do so.
A ferry carrying seven persons and
an equal number Of domestic animals
across the Glommen river ats LON,
Gudbrandsdalen, capsized in the strong
current, and two men and two women
were drowned.
Paris, June 29-The widow of Hen
rik Ibsen has informed M. Lugene Poe.
director of the Theater L'Oeuvre. that
she has sent two baskets Of flowers.
the first gathered from the grave OF
the great Norwegian dramatist. to
him, and requests that they be pre-
sented rEleonora Duse and Suzanne
Despres in recognition of their adj
mirable Interpretation Of Ibsen hero
ines. aS 34
Consul Person Of Helsingborg,
Sweden donated 1000 mineral claims
in Norway to the NorW egian govern
mont, which accepted the gift with
thanks. Mr. Konow, a member of the
storting, objected to the course Of the
government because that body would
seem to place itself under obligations
to the donor To this reasoning Mr..
Arctander, a member of the cabinet,
retorted that the government thought
it had no right to decline the gift AT
any rate, the members Of the cabinet
he said, were gentlemen above n re-
proach, and he was sure that their
actions would not be Influenced by ac-
oepting a gift which no doubt was Of
fered in good faith
About 100000 Norwegian women
have enjoyed the right Of voting al
local elections for several years past
During the past few months Wonlan's
suffrage has been discussed thruout
the country, and "a few days ago the
storting. by a vote Of 90 to 25s extend
ed the franchise to those 100000 wo-
men so as to include national as vel
as local elections. The Is opponents
are characterized as mixture Of re-
dictionaries, idealists and cranks. The
women themselves hardly dared to Bex-
peet such a sweeping victory. There
ssre still about zoo. 900 women III who
have no ri ght to. vote at all, but the
Iflsy cannot be far distant when the
|hplitieal distinction between the sexes
be completely blotted ut. The
aoubling Of the NUM- Of voters viii
he ext tional elections par
larry in eresting 3s .s 8
he 81 tn +. Of June was an unlucky la5
| g. the WorlSin grneD Of .Stavanger, fol
}la hat It. one day nine Of them were
injured more or less in differeD t ways
While enga ged in diferent ID s
while the number nf sinila
Asses for the whole year OF ZOOS wa.
slllss 4 6. s33
bout $50 900 NorWegians are mem
I 15S5afs Of total asost thence organizations
isl aln ost ei ghty per cent. afs It'll,
ion. Rbnsdal amt head sth,
Witt q percentage Of 81 5 1lzs
fine, fresh rnaekerel may ba 1si
:s24 # We cents. or even less in
sasssils ana cities & Of Northwe stern cs..,
/ igSay.
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NORWAY.

A; ceaseless fight is kept up against
the Nicholson cabinet, but the mass Of
the people feel safe under the present
conditions, and Nicholson may stay il
he cares to do so.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
GUIDE ROCK
From the News Letter.


M. Killingsworth returned from Mis-
souri, last week and expects to put in
another summer in Guide Rock.
Col. Ellinger made a very successful
sale for Lee DeTour Tuesday, getting
as usual. considerably more for the
property than the owner anticipated.
Mrs. Hannah row has bought the
Eli Fowler property southeast of the
lumber yard, paying s1i00 for it. We
are not informed of Mr. Fowler's in
tentions, but don't suppose he thinks
of leaving Guide Rock.
|. b. Colvin last week sold his resi-
deuc5 property south of the NJ. +.
parsonage to w. +. Crowell, and at
once bought a lot north of Ed. Parker's
place aud will Immediately start work
On a fine brick dwelling house.
Mrs. Eleanor Hagan whose death at
the advanced age of ninety one years
is chronicled in this paper, had the
rather unusual privilege of living to
see her descendants to the number of
73: seven children, 81 grand children
and 80 great grand children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
SUPERIOR
Nrom the Exprcss.)

lII'hi Nv bNpiNnn'J
Thos. Allison has been reappointed
city marshal b. Mayor Adams.
John Frey went to New Mexico
Tuesday morning where he has bought
land.
Mrs. Ward, who is well known as a
former Superior lady, is now suffering
from "A broken hip at her home in
Galesburg, III.
Mrs. Will Mccall had the'misfortune
to fall down stairs Sunday morning
and break her arm. They have just
got moved into their fine new house
east of Superior.
The folly of cirrying fire arms, es-
pecially young boys in school, is re-
peatedly being brought to notice by
the many accidents which occur
Floyd Knox, who has been staying at
the home of S. Y. Hutcheson near
Rubens and going to school this win.
ter, is the latest example. He has
been carrying a revolver, and the other
day while shooting at "a mark, in some
way shot himself in the leg, the bullet
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
BLUE HILL.
From the LEADER

Otto Heinke left Monday for Everett
Washington.
ID. w. Fay, manager of the Chicago
Lumber Co.'S yard, received a telegram
last Friday stating the death of his
mother Thursday at Chicago where she
vas visiting relatives.
Last week a deal was made whereby
A.. Waterman disposed of his farm one
mile east of town to Jacob Buss, who
paid $1,000 for it, or at the rate of sSj
an acre for the 200 acres. The farm is
IN ideal m and nicely improved with
good buildings.
The |. o. .. +. lodge here has COM
pleted its plans for a new lodge hall,
and expects to commence on the con
struction of it some time next week.
Rose Bros. Of Rosemont will have
charge of the carpenter work. The
building, which will be a two story
affair of corrugated iron, will be S2XGi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
Zeal Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Tuesday.
stract Co., l.. II. Fort, Manager.
State of Nebraska to Edith Me-
Kcighan. nw4 sw4. 2o-2-l0. deed 300
Geo Garner to Luther G.. Ruby,
pit nw4 swi. 35-2-l2. wd....... 1900
William G Hoover to Christian
Koehler. lots Z. 3, Blk q. Blue
Hill, qcd. |
Mary NJ Brown to Elso Rose. NV
22-3-1O, wd. 5000
w II Donaldson to f Williams, e.
l3-2-ll, lOoOO
T. Williams to Charles A. Schultz
20 1921, wd 1900
Wilhelm Busking to Wilhelm
Sunderman. sw 1910. wd.... $500
Isaac II Colvin to Waldo + Gro
well. lot -, blk \. Nance's add
to Guide Rock. wd. .......... 1000
ID b Davidson To Joseph Dustake
ne ne $40, wd $50. ......... 1900
Woodson : Ashby tn Wilder
Seeman, W? NV a4.3-l0, wd.... 300
Melvin II Faiuham to George
Garner, pit Sw NV 35-2-l2, wd.. |
Raymond w. Koontz to Arthur
B Myers. lots PA. in i-l-I2.wd $500
Il L Overman to- Raymond w
KOontz. ne 6-l-ll. wd ......... 900
Luther G Ruby To Raymond w
koontZ, lots >. 3. I, in Lille.
wd 5G50
William .Allsop to Alfred White
und NJ Sw 33-l-lO, wd ..... |
Charles o Detmann to Emma {
Howe, sw 5-2-iO. wd. ......... 800
Alfred & White tn William All
sop, und'. :. sw 33-i-l0. qcd.. |
Richard j Skeen to Alyrcd {
White, pit nw4 ne+. .0-l-l0. We PIP
Thomas T. Nichol to A w Cox. pit
SCI, .-4-il, wd ,............. !OOO
Elmer Il Schermcrhorn To Dick
Hopper, 50 nw+ :l-4-o. wd.... aiO0
Wilhelm liusking tn John Craw-
ford, ne i4-3-lO, wd ........... $500
Robert Damerell to j NJ Steward
part sec 10. -, i6-i-il. wd.... l1OW
w c Frahm, treas. to &C lioren.
lot ~. nix III. Cowles. tax deed i,3'
w c Frahm. treas. to &C loren.
lot 10, Blk 10, Cowles. tax deed 80
Harm Anderson to Mathew Benk-
err, So sw 33-4-9, wd .......... a30'
Elizabeth Itunchey to James Me-
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
RIVERTON
(From the Review

Mrs. Gold Williams of Chicago is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p A.. Williams
this week.
Fred Hunter brought in a small flock
of ducks Tuesday. They were victims
of his steady nerves and luck.
G. w. Hancock left Monday morn
ing for his home in Indiana. His son
Herman sent IA car load of horses with
him to dispose of on the Indiana
markets.
Bud Banker reports the results of
two cows as bringing Sl7, for the cream
taken to the creamery for one month.
lie also states that the family used
what they wanted besides.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
BLADEN
(From the Enterprise)

Mr.. Hamilton and family arrived
from Atlanta, Sunday.
j. A. Yarno and family left Tuesday
for Central City, where they go onto
his fathers farm near that place.
Twin girls we're born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louie Feis the later part of the week,
one of them dying a few days following
its birth.
Jessie and Otis Boyd went to Red
Cloud We'd esday where they will visit
friends before returning to their home
in Western Kansas.
Bladen has lost one of her general
merchandise stores, the firm of Reed
Brothers having rented "a building in
Campbell, to which place they moved
the stock Wednesday. While the
friends regret their departure we wish
them a liberal patronage i'll the new
home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15

Il. c. HACKER. Postmaster.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
Notice Of ELECTION.
School Building Bond Proposition.

Notice Is hereby given TO the qualified voters
of the school District OF the City of Red Cloud.
Webster County. In the State OF Nebraska, being
District No. 2. pursuant to a resolution adopted
by the Board of Education OF said District, ut
an adjourned regular meeting thereof February
10th, 1907. and based upon the petition Of more
than one third OF the qualified voters OF said
school district. that on Tuesday. the Ind day OF
April. l%D7, at the general election To be held In
said City Of Red Cloud, and IN said school Dis
triCt. Webster County. in the state of Nebraska,
and NJ The usual voting places therein. to wit: In
the First ward of said city at the +. 4 NJ. Bank
building and in the Second ward thereof at the
Hall. between the hours OF 8 O'Clock
A. n, and I O'Clock y. m. OF said day and date
aforesaid. all election is called and will he held.
and at such said general election on the date
aforesaid and at the time and places In said
City and school District aforesaid. there will he
and hereby IN submitted TO the qualified voters
OF said school District TO he voted upon, the
following proposition, 20. wit:
Shall the Board Of Education Of the school
District of The city OF Red Cloud, Webster
County. In the state Of Nebraska, being school
District number :. Tor ana on pehaIi OF ssla
sum of Twenty Five Thousand Dollars. OF the
denomination Of FIVE Hundred Dol airs each,
FOR the purpose OF purchasing a site, building a
niture and apparatus for the same In the First
Ward OF the City'of Red Cloud, in said District;
and to install a heating plant n ne tehoo,
Cloud In said District, all the cost thereof not 70
ex, eed the sum OF Twenty Five Thousand
Dollars The entire amount and each and all OF
said bonds to be dated the day OF their issuance
and to he payable 10 bearer at the ofice OF the
County TreasuI er Of Webst 7 county,. Nebraska,
in the City OF Red Cloud. Nebraska, at The ex'
piration OF twenty years fiom the date thereof.
but 10 be made payable ana redeemable AT the
option of said school District at any time
after the ex piratiOn OF five years from the dale
Hundred Dollars or any multiple thereof, said
bonds TO draw not TO exceed four ana one'nalf
go per cent interest per annum from the da'e
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled
for at postotice at Red Cloud, Neb.
for the week ending March Il, 1907:
Emma Arnds, Mrs. Stella Brown, II.
II. Paugh, MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Stirb-
ling, Jack Whitney.
These will be sem 20 the dead letter
office Mch. %, 1907, il not called for
before. When calling for above please
say advertised"
II. G. HACKER, Postmaster.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15

lntosh, lots s. ., pit :, Blk /.
Smith Il Moorc's add to Red
Cloud. wd $50
bacon Il Whitaker to William l.
W~eesner, mes 81 nw4. 36-2-ll.
wd... .......... ........... 1000
NJ NJ Wall to a & Goth, lots | to
), Blk :, CARRIERS add to Red
Cloud, wd 100
a q Goth to William Engel's lot
to ), Blk ). CARRIERS add to
Red Cloud. wd ............. 100
Eli Collette to John McHugh. lot
=, Blk 4, Spence's add to Blad-
Eli Collette to Maude McHugh.
lot /. Blk. 4. Spence's add to
Bladen, wd. l25
-
1873. Is
Mortgages filed S50Is4.
Mortgages released S233s0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
Neusy Notes From Rei9htorin9 Touns
GATHERED FROM OUR EXCHANGES

entering the calf just below the knee
and lodged in the heel 1t was cut out
and he is now doing as well as could be
expected. His relatives have been
notified.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15

of issuance of the same. payable annually
which said interest payments shall be evidence
by interest coupon Eotes executed and attached
to said bonds. also p ayable to bearer at the Off
of the County Treasurer of Webster County.
state OF Nebraska. In the City of Red Cloud
Nebraska. Said bonds to be sold for not le,~
than par value with accrued interest and tae
proceeds thereof to be used for the purpose O,
purchasing n site. building a new schoo. house
furnishing the necessary furniture aIa
apparatus for the same in the Pi:s,
Ward OF said City of Red CloGi
in said District. and 10 install a heat; :
plant In the school build ng in the Seco.G
Ward of said ,ity of Red Cloud In said d..
trict. And shall said Board Of Education of said
District. or such other officers as may be charged
by law with the duty OF levying taxes Of said
District. for the time being In addition to al
other taxes. levy or cause to be levied annually
upon all the taxable property In said District. a
tax sufficient 70 pay the interest OH said bonds
as the same mature and TO furnish a sinking
fund for the payment Of the principal Of sa!S
bonds.
And be II further resolved that the vote on
said proposition shall be by ballot In the form,
following, To. wit:
(Vata for Orsl
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-03-15
RICHLY BRED
.HORTHORNS
Of the Milking Strains, coming to
RI DEN MFR RI he COLI at Auction
March p, |
Sale will begin at | o'clock, rain or shine.

oN WIZ Dcgrf at ! 0cTck- 1Mf U sme: one mNef t0vef:
THE OFFERING is oe o. the BEST both in breeding and individuality consisting of IS big goway
1 Bulls and IS Cows Of the Useful kind The bulls are strong gowHy kt ranging in age from 10
to Is months DID, Three are Scotch and the rest are from 3 to 5 Scotch topped every one good lone
The COWS and letters are Crane lot Every one Of breeding age raed a calf this year, E will sold
'wthc calves by their adesa and are rbed to pure Scotch bulls and every one guaranteed breeder
The eme offering is recorded in the American Shonhom Herd Books land pedigree will be
furnished with every anma DID,
In the pas 20 years beeds OF Sorhon cattle have not paed through a more sGy enconag-
ing season han this Prices are gemg on rmmeatv b@s and because we feel sure as BREEDERS we
have great hme
taead that this is the most useful offering have ever put in one SALE The cattle will be thin in flesh
breeding cHem this condition will prove most profitable the future
We eMnd an earnest invitation to all stock farmers and breeder to attend as you will have an
opportunity to lay the %undadUnd Shonhon F" at very reasonable prices There will be richly
bred bulls daw will be- herd usU all the females dm hE ofeng ONE md see the cattle on dy
OF @ew whether you buy or not as every farmer and stock raiser must improve his stock as hsh land be-
comes more valuable and this Will be your opportunity to by some good ones heap Come and see
them and be you own Judge as to heir quality.
8 months time will be given with nma at the rate Of 8 pc recent Der annum.
Don't forget the date, March 3D. 1907 Sale under cover No poNponement