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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
VAN ITEMS
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The Catholic ladies will hold a box
| social and dance at the NJ. W.. A. hall
Wednesday evening. April 14th. The
entrance fee for each lady is a box OF
basket containing supper for two. and
twoscups. Please put your name in.
side as these boxes will be sold at auc
ton and you will eat with purchaser
Other aInusements provided and we
would like to see the hall filled.
Mrs. G. IL. .Dingman and son, Keith,
Of Glidden. visited Friday in Vail with
relatives and friends. iUts 4{tsf
II Miss Kate Connolly. Of Jefferson, was
a visitor Friday at the j. r. Murphy
home. q Ps a.: f>sf74F
Mr.. M. shupitor spent a few days last
week visiting at the home OF her daugh.
ter and family near Ghdden.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Jas. McGrane, of Hal
bur, are visiting relatives and friends
here.
Miss Marie Mcguire was caller in
Denis0n& Saturday. II
Mrs. H Clark and daughters. May
and Clemantine, Of Missouri Valley.
spent the first Of the week visiting at
the parental, r. Starek, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Crane moved from
town to a farm near Denison Tuesday.
p. F. Welsh spent last week at Ma,
Eple River Junction at the home Of his
son, William, and family.
II Mrs. Jas. Nellis and children spent
Tuesday in Denison shopping and Wis
giting friends. tf M
Miss Nell tDugan is home from Oma.
ha for a visit at the parental, G. M. Du-
gan. home. ~ SOC sfi2 /.
4 Mrs. Thos. Sheridan, OF Denison, was
q visitor in Vail Tuesday with relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones, of Denison,
were visitors here Thursday. i5ei
I, Miss Monetta Jorgensen returned on
Thursday after spending a few days at
the Isaac Patterson home in West Side.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell. Mrs. T., J. Ken
ney and Miss Nellie HARRINGTON spent
Tuesday, visiting friends and shopping
In Carroll.
sH MISS Louise Byrnes spent the week
end visiting with her grandparents NJ
los spusi4e 81 aux15 uS H; ssIN y
'lege at, Lincoln, Neb., speatSthe Easter
vacation here.
Miss Stella Hickey visited in Denison
over Sunday y ~ @lS1 y SUI al
\ jim Mcmahon and Tom Carey, Of Ma.
snilla, visited friends here Sunday.
IS. Brogan spent a few days the
past week transacting business in
Omaha.
1 MI. and Mrsf Albine Wahlin. Of JEFF
felson, spent Sunday here at the B. A.
Wahlin home. sf
Miss Grace Tarpy, 81 West Side. Wis
tied at the VIM. Harrington home Sun.
day.
George Keane and Willie Mitchell,
who are in the employ of the Union Pa.
cific at Omaha, spent Sunday here with
relatives
Miss Julia Ryan returned the past
week from spending the winter in Cali.
fornia.
Misses Margaret Regan, Frances Hill.
Olive Sophy and Margaret Finnegan, of
the Vail school. attended the teachers
meeting at Council Bluffs, They report
it an interesting meeting. More than a
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
REPUBLICAN CACCUSES
Republicans at City Of Denison Called
to Caucuses for April l4tfi-Dele-
'y gates to County Convention

Z Elsewhere in this paper will be found
a call for a republican convention to be
held at the court house in Denison on
Saturday, April 17th. Precinct eau
BY. Oscar Lehman, Chairman Pro Tenn.
hlect delegates to attend the county con.
III b. First Ward 81
d The republicans Of the First ward
will meet an caucus on the evening Of
"Wednesday April 18th, at 8 O'Clock, for
the purpose of selecting u delegates to
the county convention to. be held Sat
urday, April 17th,s and to transact such
other business as may come before the
caucus The caucus will be held at
the city hall. 80 IA
a A. C. WEEKS, Chairman
'17th,4 and to transact such other bust
Second Ward
/ The republicans Of the Second ward
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07


mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rick
ers. ss - ss IL 81 IA ~ {4.i * 4s 4
I, Miss Anna Herrig has been spending
the past week at the VIM. Maynard
home. n I, I: yS sss (, .ss. ,Iss II
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Kerrigan We're en-
;tertained at the John O'Donnell home
the past Sunday. N 4 VI &i@a Nh
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
Marriage Licenses

The following licenses to wed have
been issued BY the county clerk durtnE
the past week, s-isf,, = I. Fs,l
Name and Address A1S
March Ill ~ ts; ID.
Glen Dunbar, Deloit ---- y
Oliver G. Boeck. Astor go. =.
Elsie, D., Petersen, Astor - -, y :
Perry Fisher, Denison, g "a
Mabel Christensen Danis0n - = g
April 81 ai ss y. IS Il. - Z.
Henry DeMay, DentsOn ------------29
Adela, Meggers. Denison ----------71., q
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29
are an Investment

will probably be in some degree dis
abled. Possibly 25 per cent. or a.
600, would represent the number at
flicted with tuberculosis With this
rs an index and the fact that all
available bed space has long since
been taken up for tuberculosis cases
and that we are receiving requests
for relief from other tuberculosis
patients every day in conjunction
with the fact that we are now oblig-
ed to send these cases out Of the
State, and will be forced 10 do so
until adequate facilities are provid-
ed. indicates the necessity for inn
mediate action"
DIR. Goddard stated that from the
nature Of the disease It may be four
or FIVE years before there viii be e.
600 cases in Texas requiring hos
pital care. but quotes Assistant Sur
gcon General J. II. White Of the
United States Public Health Service
10 show that even with the Benevo-
lent War Risk hospital being con-
Quoted 20 care for 800 men and the
United States public health hospital
planned for 500. there will be min
imum Of $50 excess cases in the inn
mediate future TO be cared for In
private Institutions
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

to the switch getting il ready for
shipment.
Owen Estes from near Lubbock
visited his brother, Will Estes and
wife, Of near New Home the latter
part of last week
Sunday morning when T. J. Davis
was trying To crank his car the
crank flew back and sprained his
arm, and he is suffering a little pain
from il.
Miss Lola Mabry has purchased q
new victrola.
Miss Emma Hnrrist and father
and mother carried Try Owens and
family TO Slaton Monday.
Andy Moore and family from near
Ropes visited at j. c. Stanford's Sun
day.
Miss Lola Mabry visited at j. c.
Stanford's Sunday evening.
The Magnolia truck delivered a
load Of gas out to Slide Monday az
ternoon late.
Ines Evans was at the store Mon
day.
Lou Mabry spent Monday night
with Wynette Copeland.
Mrs. ]. J. Nettles and three chill
dren returned home Monday after
visiting Mr.. Roy Nettles and wife
Of Floydada.
T. j. Davis lost one OF his big
hne mares last Monday night
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

and the bulk of the offerings sold at
Sl2.65 to SLABS Receipts were fair
~ liberal and a general advance in
prices Of provisions added an incen-
tive for buying. Shippers are still
unable to make liberal purchases ow-
ing to restricted shipping conditions.
Pigs continue in active demand.
Sheep and Lambs
Prices for sheep and lambs today
were quoted strong. Wooled lambs
though wet, sold up to $203 and
others at $1,000. Some clipped Tex
as wethers brought Sli.75, and fat
goats $3.50. Final shipments will be
made from Northern Colorado feed
ing sections this week.
Horses and Mu'es
Trade in horses and mules in a
limited way was restored in the
horse and mule market Receipts
were too small TO try out the extent
OF the demand. Prices were quoted
steady
CHARLES NJ. PIPKIN.
Market Correspondent.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29
SLIDE HAPPENINGS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Oh. NV We are still having plenty
Of sand out in the Slide commune
".
T. r. Lindsey from near Ropes
was at the store "wednesday.
Messrs. Sam Moore. r v. Alter
and wife, b. +. Sumner, Will Cone,
Lonhie Williams and b. NJ. Moore
and wife were at town wednesday
The Slide scnoOl teachers are now
boarding nj Mr.. Edd Schroeder's.
Il. r. Alter and two brothers from
near Lakeview community we're at
the store Tuesday.
W. NJ Chairman was among the
number that were IN town Wednes-
day.
Horace Alter from Roscoe who
has been here visiting his brothers,
Riverdie and Buford Alter for a few
days, returned home the latter part
Of last week.
Mas Ruth Moore is spending a
few days with her brother and wife.
Clarence Farris entertained the
Young people last Thursday night
with dance at his home on the
ranch few miles north Of Slide. A
large crowd was present and report.
ed a nice time. Mr.. v. ]. Fnrris and
wife proved themselves very charm
ine hostesses. AT midnight cocoanut
caks and coffee were served.
Misses Leofy and Eunice Deprlesi,
Nessrs. Dick Crouch. Jack and Dol
bert White from New Home, attend
cd the dance al Mr. cromor's FRI
day night.
several u the people around New
Hope attended the big dance al n
"A Cromsrs. They reported . nice
llma
fii Schroeder and wlfs add Nlss
nernloe Robertson weFe IN tesn hat
SATURDAY
M ~ CromeI and wife anleTlaln,
"A he feuna peapla ~ ia oamm4n'
IA, lasl tfliaf night 9Th dane
A large ffaei slIenisi and al TO
nnll1I ~ aHInfsh|e sIi1Inaan
M hals n a. lammss|is All &si
a lhs .lafs Saturday .i'sssssa Al
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

organized a ball team and practiced
Saturday and Tuesday. When they
practice a little more they are talk
ing Of playing some match games II
they do we hope them much success.
TO see them practice.
There was singing at the school
house Sunday evening and a large
crowd was present They will also
practice next Sunday evening at 3
o'clock getting ready for the singing
convention. Everybody is invited TO
come and practice with them.
o. A. Coleman and wife and Mr..
Coleman's brother and family atten-
ded singing last Sunday evening.
Messrs. Collins and Horace Myatt
from Slaton were in the community
Sunday.
Among those that were in town
Monday were Lonnie Williams and
sister Lavenia, Mrs. Jim Mabry and
children, T. ]. Davis and daughter
villa, Clare Farris and Mr.. Self.
Try Owens and wife and II. W.
Harrist were the guests Of Green
Harrist last Sunday.
J. y. Hubbard was In town Tues
day.
Try Owens and family from Hcf.
ner, Texas. are visiting n. W. Hnrrist
and family for n few days.
Misses Julia and Beth Posey we're
the guests OF Misses Woma and VIII
Ia Davis Friday night
Clarence Blvlngs and Mr. Aldle
Self and brother we're the guests of
Clarence farris for a few days lasi
week.
Elmer Millsap and wife and Donna
Nlllnap passed through Sunday morn
ing on route "a Ropes
tnlllna Nyali and father and iIa.
ny linFflnt we're over near Iifuwn'
field the hfsi part ~ tho wesk
Mr.. Noah rfomsF and lwa bro,
there |aN and slsipr' |n'laN from
The Nos Hope community siisndsd
Ihe singing eonfenilen Sunday eve
" Fsnh and family ga 10
laNn Handsf
=, s.' s.s.. ~ Ne ssa N: r, a.. +.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29
MANY Ex-SoIDIERS
HAVE TUBERCULOSIS

Austin, April 26.--ln answer TO a
statement Of the Thomas Dlsmuke
Post No. SO Of the American Legion
az Houston. which has raised the a.
sue that there are not sufficient tn
bercular ex-soldicrs in Texas 10 war
rant the erection Of a hospital az
Kerrvile for their treatment BY the
benevolent War Risk Society, from
funds solicited throughout the state.
~. & W. Goddard, State health Of
hcer, and president u the heneyo-
lent War Rlak Society, has issued a
statement IN which he gives his 40,
lhnrly for the estimate that 1000
ex.nelilufu 10 Iexsa Val need treat
manl Toe tuberculosis. This estimate
NJ attributes o. Mai lnhn Ne Holt.
superglsor FuuIlernlh District, Unit
"a States Public Health Service, Whe
wfple uofeFnnf Hobby last October
~ le|Ineai
'Is.ss ooniFlhaied lftooo msn
- NslIonal leFess IN Ihe usf Tee
pss lsnl ~ lha nsmhsI. 10 i'non
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29
SHARP ADVANCE IN HOGS,
CATTLE AND SHEEP STEADY

Kansas City Stock Yards, April
26.--Though hog receipts today were
fairly liberal, demand was active and
prices ruled 25 to so cents higher
than the close last week, top $14.5O.
Butcher cattle were higher and steers
steady to strong. Sheep were quot
cd strong with no prime handy
weight fed lambs offered Some clip
ped Texas wethers sold at Sil.75.
Today's Receipts
Receipts today were 5000 cattle,
1000 hogs and 5000 sheep, com
pared with 5000 cattle, $500 hogs
and $500 sheep a week ago, and a.
$50 cattle. 1890 hogs. and l0.SOO
sheep a year ago.
Beef Cattle
Cattle receipts today were not as
large as a week ago or a year ago.
and the market made sufficient
showing Of strength TO indicate that
che decline. which prevailed last
week. has been brought TO an end.
In most cases butcher cattle were
higher and steers strong The gener-
al situation Is that killers viii buy
TAT cattle readily this week, provid-
ed they can get shipments OF beef
TO the east without delay. Reef steers
today sold al $1,000 TO $500, most
~ $1,000 10 $1,000. Most Of the o..
ferings were from Missouri. Kansas
and Nebraska. About forty cars Of
South Texas steers sold AZ $3.50 %
flu.lo. Fat COWS sold al $500 20
til 80, and Gamers snd cutters "a
10 - SO. Veal calves were steady at
last weeks decline.
stesksss saa Feeders
Demand Toe aiockers and feeders
conllnusd small Receipts we're light
and ihefe Nas Iaiilelenl shipping oui.
lel a. ears Zoe the supply Prices
ueTs nol changed lmpfo9sd demand
vii prevail AZ soon AZ shipping Goa
dIilons ace neFmal
Itsss
lies pflles esl9 "a - 30 eenls
higher, 9Th pseknIs leading a. lam.
nsIliiaa NE 10 ltles e-s flt'1s.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29
J. c. BLAIR MAY BECOME
AGENT At kREss

J. c. Blair. first trick operator at
the local passenger station. has ~
Gently sent IN q BID on the agency
a. kfess. Iisins oldesi In points ~
seniority, - generally conceded
that he viii he The agent for that
point IN The nlsanilms, however, ne
and he wife are planning an aNlen
ave trip % cities ~ the south. New
Orleans, ualfeslon and birmingham.
They viii likely leave The hFal ~
the eem|nH meath
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29
HOG CHOLERA BREAKS OUT
IN SNYDER COUNTRY

DIR. X. NJ. Harkey, veterinary sur
geon Of this city, was called 10 Sny-
der Wednesday Of this week % treat
a herd 81 hogs. infected with chole-
"a. nr. Harkey remained only short
time. returning home Thursday nor
ming.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

4 = he pau n wlsiam q lhlnk
iel1s hslofs panlhlna feaf anis.e'
MA ~ msf nei h. seIlh : hfaIs
"a IA
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

=, o Jones returned sunday from
Wait ~ several weeks 10 Mineral
WsIIsI Mrs Jones IL waiting her
daughter. Nfs' RUBY IN wichita Falls
and Will return about The lat ~
the week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-29

Faith in Strangers

The DAYS yet when the unsophsated country
man be bncoed smoohongued shape Every day
we being duped all because of innocent faith
strangers.
If we would conne dealings much possible to people we
know we would much better Instead Of sending
people and expect let spend
it where we know who gets it.
The biggest that the fellow know has to face daily
and he can't afford to sting He has reputation for
dealing that he to keep He's your local merchant
friend Learn to know him better pays you because he has to
make it do
The Keota news., 1920-08-06
So-ealled Remedy Exposed BY Chemi''
try Bureau

A nostrum which was said to be
cure for neuralgia. rheumatism. pneu'
Inonia. lung troubles. asthma, coughs,
pleurisy. backaehe. burns. headache.
flux. all bowel complaints, sore throat,
catarrah Of stomach or bowels. con-
sumption and kidney troubles, as well
as for blind s,aggers. distemper. CLAN
ders. fistula. poll evil. big head. big jaw.
sweeney. black leg and hog cholera. has
recently been exposed by the Pure Food
Division Of the U. S. Bureau OF Chem
istry. This Bureau finds that the
marvellous cure" for all these ailments
was composed Of s. percen; OF kero-
sene oil. with the addition Of small
amounts Of oil Of olives. oil Of cassia.
oil O: sassa;ras. and trace Of camphor
and pepper resins.
Unfortunately the court failed to bs
impressed by the claims for this won.
derful remedy and fined the defender,
company 5000. which will probably re.
suit in the withdrawal of this marvel
Gus" preparation from the market.
Thus are our fondes; hopes dashed &c
pieces and long suffering public must
continue its struggles. deprived Of the
comfort which might have been our,
with this boon to man and beast. The
name Of the preparation which has thus
passed into history is Gregory's Anti
septic OIL. E. Ncwsom. Patholog,
Section. Colorado Agricultural College
The Keota news., 1920-08-06

Herman Strssser returned Thursday
from ST. Johns Hospital at Cheyenne.
He was injured three weeks ago when
horse that he Was riding ran into .
bsrbcd wire fence and cut him.
Wanted: Reliable experienced party
TO lease !e0 acrcs of land about half
~sybetwecn Briggsdale and Grover.
VIII. Price. 1859 9Th Street. Boulder.
Colorado. ps2
Miss Thors Slsde returned Thursday
to her home in Cheyenne after visiting
for two weeks with her friend. Miss
Edna Fox.
Mrs. +. II. S'eigcr returned Monday
from Denver where she had been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Rachel Drum.
Live Stock Bills of Sale save trouble
and prove ownership. 35c per book Of
50. st keota News. Il
Sd Ford cars. for cash. liberty bonds. live
stock. or secured notes. c. l.. Stanley
keota News Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powell ard sons
Claude and Guy. spent Sunday At the
J. l.. Cole home.
Lee Roby left Tuesday for Julesberg.
where he will work on thseshing en-
gine this fall.
Harry Black and Harry wecss spen.
Sunday evening at the Carl Haworth
home.
The Keota news., 1920-08-06

In the Matter OF Tic t0tittou OS
Catherine McAspus, for dsts!. ! .
nination OF interests iu the lands NOIiCE
aud tsnements OF Thomas Nc
Msnus. Deceased.
Tho people Of tho State Of Colorado TO yalisre
MeMahus, Helen NeManus; Thomas J. Nc,
Nanus. ADD Mr.. Catherine Reilly aud any aud
all persons who have or claim to have any
aud hsrsditaments OF Thomas AeAanus. de-
ceased. either =. heirs or grantees thereof
You aud each ., {op are hereby po.ihsd .h.,
Catherine Nc Asnus filed In this court duly
verified petition p.ayiI. for the deiermination
OF the dsscen, o' the lands. ,snsmen'' aud heri'
di,smen,. Of 600 Ihoms. Aeaanu', d5se..eo,
sI.n.se. M ihsseo, or their assigns or Eeesssors
Ths, ia ,aid s,i,ion IL !. .ilsssf tina; the
iise inresla,e at and In the Coui{y OF Weld.
State ., Colorado. on the :I., day Il March. a.
fm&as died seized aud possessed cs the fol
ss.Is Bl.sI one sts TOWN 81 k.e,. W.id teuass
s;. :: law i fsca sa .sls :as oss
S.ss:; as;sa %sN.as: 4 ;;,s: ;ss "a
| dros, Of .aid heir. at Law Of Thomas NeManu.,
cs.hsriss XeN.nu., $50 cossre.. Street.
vsIi.r. NeManu,. $50 coaxre.. Street. Chi
hsisa HeH.uu.. $40 consre., Street. chie..
Ihems. J. MeMsnu.. ..' keaIi~or,h Ave-.
Mn C.,s. riae Reilly. So: Peoria st. Chi.
Tia, tho estate Of raid Thomas MsMsna. do.
ceased. ha. nusrr bren administered upoa Ia
tho state Of Colorado or elsewhere and that
| 10 pfocoed!axs for the determination OF heir.
| ship of the .aid ThomA. NeNsnu., acees sod.
has ever bcsE held IN Weld coan,y. Colorado or
| el.svh-rs.
Now Therefore. yos are notified that spoa the
Glas a ssLd pxiisoe the eosst b. osdss aaed the
llth day a S<pt 1920 II the hour II tsn O'clock
is,:s - : Hss.so si,seSsi ios pss,eaai sssves
i. he.ss. .sds: :. .AIeh ...s.
ssd- the Court ~iil make and enter such ksjsmsal
and decree ~ tbs h- and the evidence Till ~ssyaat
shsa aed ~hsss yos nay b pssssnt yos sss IT.
III. tin. and p,ae. Of tho hearing Of ..id pesi
'ioa f~hi-h .ssd notice shall r.,atatn the n. ne
.; II. ,s deceased ss s.t the as;sr'e..ss
th. aaa.. Of -. alleged heir.) to b given b
publication At least one. . week. sor four sue.
e~s.it- week.. in the keots New.. - wcckiS
uesdo. aud that copy OF said notice toe.thsi
| With . copy o! said pv'ltion. 10 served p~r.0o
ally upon all OF .sid heir. and ersn,ec. Of k~i'.
y days before ssii bearing. AID By msilius
r"pie. of such pe,iiina and notice TO all Of .aid
heir. .-..d.s: cot of iLi. state. ~ their y~-,
' ''''' '''''' q ;"i' ssSsSsIxlD. 'S;aiss
Gi,..a a..-s my hand and ...i si .siss><ous., a,
6r.eisy. w-id taaa,y. Colorado. hi. IN as,
OF Jaly. \. u. iy:p.
": r ADAMS. -
BIC Z. Aakeaey
Deputy
!. y. Griffin. E-r.
Atorsey for t~sitoaer.
| koosa. Colo.
The Keota news., 1920-08-06
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION
Deps.smeat ef the 1aisrSse
U. 8 Land Office at Denver Coio,

July l6. 1920
No;tec y hereby given that Hasry E. Cyrsne nj
keots. Co,hD6o. Who On October IS. 1918, msdc
Homestead En>ks No. O22z55. for NEt section 90.
Township 3 n. N9css 60 ~. 9Th Principal MS,ld.
san has h!sd noiieS lnis1iion 10 make final three
var cscot, to sss.hsh claim to the land sbo,s de-
eishsd before U. s. Couih,ssioncr Clyde l. Stsnje,.
1920 " u
Claim.ns names as Witnesses: William A. Rhc.d.
s,Mes g Wilbur ". Woodward. William K Bowjs,.
many T.. Eho,dsrmsr. ~ q keota. Colorado
NARY WOLFE DARClN. RsrEtsr.
The Keota news., 1920-08-06
NOTICE YoR PUBLICATION
0sDass0sat - ~ lossg3s9

=. 8. Land Once ., Sterling. Colorado.
July 10. 1920
Nos<s b hereby given that Mary A. MilcA Of Ne.
osA Gelossdo ~ho. On March 29. 1917. made
noms1laed Eatry Serial No. O26sA3. fos SWi. vi
SEA. SssNc y. .ad 4ts y and ~. Sseiton 30.
IownsAip NEesth. kAtss 50 Wsss. 6sh Principal
three ysas 10 ssshftsh eisim 10 the land
above described. c1(fssp u. S. Commissioner Cydc
1 Ssan!sy. q keotsS sosado. on the 18th day Of
S<rtsmbss. 1920
Claimant names as witnesses: kilhusn K For.
tuna John D. Watt. Herman T. liaorihs<h, William
3 More. an of keosa. Cotosado
A. F. BROWNS. R.rt.,s,
The Keota news., 1920-08-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of SA> 1aserSss

U. s. Land Office. at Sterling Colorado.
June IS. 1920
NoisSs Is mlaEby Given that Thomas kniil Of k,l.
Hss, G, COLORADO ~; on Dsesebsr 1. 1916, mad.
HiHTmssinsad Entry SlGtsi No. .R2s5S5. fot wlNEi.
MI MiSS.s ss.,. ssStson 2e - Ehc. February H. 1919
Sk!SEl Sec. y. EiNEi. StleipX rs. To.nshi, IN
s,oT McI'h k.ns. So MsA. 6th PH1psI Meridian. has
T nso n0ssee OF intention to make final three year
Se'GIe se ;. C"@misaionsr, Clyde l.. StanIcy. Al
"s1T; is,, Soiorado on the sth day q August 1920
rhilp. Robert Allea. Stephen Bath, sjl Of ksi~,s
Colorado. VI s~s'
Al DRoWNa n..,,..
The Keota news., 1920-08-06
Cetarrh Cannot Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a. they
Ssanot reach The seat Of the disease
nuencsd BY constitutional conditions, and
u ordcs TO cure i you must take an
internal remsdy. Hal's Catarrh Aedi.
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system. Hairs Catarrh Medicine Vas
Pee:eitbsd By one Of the best physicians
In this country for ysafS. Il q com.
posed Of some OF the best tonics known,
combined With some OF the best blood
purfners. The perfect combination Of
cine % what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions Send for
s:si|"enIels srs: ~ D., r.,.
Hali's Family Pias for eonstipas,o..
The Keota news., 1920-08-06
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION
Ds1artosat sf ths latsesse
U. 8. Land Once At Stsrlinu. =

July 30. 1920
a. NotteA = hereby 4iven that Arnold 2. Peter. ol
keota. Fo!osado. who on March ,, 1917. Msds
ho@ss1eed Eetry. Serial No. O26oSi. for NiNEi.
sNfNwS Section d! Township Moth. Ranse 5S
>Sest ~ PrInstpe! M:!!dian. has fled notire of
hs1feA to make final three year p T. TO estsblisk
CLAIM 70 the lard above described. before u s..
Som~:socs. m g cyds + St.nIsy. At kso.a. Ioiors.
Claiaant names a. witnesses: Vincent A. Burt.x
Aseess J: Winkss. Charles ~. Hsney, Earl ~
oaaeksnbush. an Of kseta. Colombo.
A. 2. BROWNS. Register
The Keota news., 1920-08-06
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
No. 4744
STATE OF COLORADO ! &C
COUNTY OF WELD

In the Matter OF the Petition OF
Catherine Mc cAsnus. for deter.
nination OF interests iu tho lands
aud tsbements OF Thomas Nc