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Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
OBITUARY

Rodena Maud Quinn was born April
II. 1919. near Bucyrus, Ohio. She
was united in marriage with H. b.
McKibbon in 1862. To mis- union was
born four children. one daughter.
Mary, and three sons. Ralza c.. Sher-
man. and Hugh. the daughter and two
sons dying in their youth. Ralza sur
wives her.
In 1850 she moved with her hus-
band to Phillips. Nebraska. In 1856
she suffered the loss OF her husband.
The same year she came to Phillips
county. and took homestead. two
and one-half miles south of what Is
now Holyoke. She was nurse and
In the early settling Of this county.
her ever ready hand and heart found
many opportunities to minister to the
needs OF both sick and well. In Nov
cmber 1855 she was married to II.
Harareayes. who died May 10. 1908.
Notwithstanding her many bereave-
ments. she never gave up TO grief
very long at a time. but each time
took up life with seemingly renewed
courage and In her cheerful. energetic
way shed smiles and encouragement
10 all while her willing hands were
always busy doing something TO al
leviate suffering. The last years OF
her life were spent mostly In her
home. as she had to use crutches on
account OF iameness. but her home
was the center for charitable work
and up TO the time OF her death she
was busy making over clothing for
the poor OF this county and town.
Deceased was known as Grandma
Hargrcayes." and her name meant
cheer. love and helpfulness 10 all who
knew her. She was doubtless the
best and most favorably known per.
son In Phillips county. The commun'
ity mourn beautiful and useful
Christian character In the death OF
t',Is good woman.
Mrs. Hargreaves was III but few
days and was anxious TO be at rest
and passed away April Is. aged SO
years and one day. She was faith
ful member OF the Presbyterian
church and died In the faith Of a
heavenly Fathers care. Tho funeral
was conducted by Rev. Tyre. assisted
by Rev, Gray. az the N. T.. church,
Saturday at I o'clock. April eist and
the remains were laid to rest In the
liolyoke cemetery. The floral tribute
were many and beautiful. A quartet
composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
Mrs. white and Mrs. Bcrcman fur,
nishcd appropriate music.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
pueL,c TRusrEe.s. sAuE4

WfIEREAS, Harry Il, Neely and Mary
a4.ss a. Mss.y 4 aslssos sassos ssSs as s.
their Turst Deed. dated December 18th,
1913, and recorded December goth. 1919.
in the office OF the Clerk and Recorder
100 at Page 2a7 Of the records of said
County. conveyed to the. Public tt u.s.
tee of said County the following land in
Quarter of Section Thirty-three lss).
ty- Seven, (47). West Of the Sixth Frin-
sixty, SKI, uSo5 acres more Or less in trust
note S5 "a sysn y date With said Trust: bted
er Ss SS payss,s e ya the ords o
date with interest thereon from date at
the rate of Six per cent. per .N4nuin
payable semi annually an and sSidsscaA BY
And Whereas, Default hSs 1eaA lnudc
by the said grantors In said yfyTsz Deed
In the performance of the cpvehknH 3xtd
terms OF said Trust Deed in1 ~ .Wit;
That said grantors have fo4l&6st6& nj
said principal note when due Mud have
asd ,G pay tne annual INT aSe
$4,000; Jan. /, 1929 for 5000? July i,
ig2a for. $4,000: Jan: l.: 1929 for s50. 100.
Neither have the 1919 1920, or 1921 taxes
And Whereas. The legai s.holdcr of, the
Indebtedness represented. by said not,
has filed with snid Public Trustee no
tice and demand in writing. declaring
said default and electlns to declare the
whole debt represented by said note and
interest thereon to date of sale. dye nnd
payable. and demanding the sAle f6f said
land under said Trust Deed. - -
| Now Therefore. Public Notice is iierc-
by given that pursuant, to said notice
election and demand, and. under and Dy
virtue of the authority vested in me 1y
said Trust Deed and the law. ], 4. II
Hargreaves, Public Trustee of said Phil
lips County. viii sell the above described
land for. cash at public auction. to the
highest bidder at the west front door OF
the County Court House. Holyoke. Colo.
state Sof Colorado on Saturday tho
4 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the pur.
pose Of paying said note. interest ts
date OF sale. taxes. ETC., and the eX.
penses of this sale, and will give to the
purchaser thereof certificate of pur.
chase therefor as provided by law.
Dated April 18th. 1923.
| 4. II. HARGREAVES.
Public Trustee or Phillip.
County. Colorado. =
First Publication April 18th, 1925.
| Last Publication May 18th, 1923.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
SOUTH AMHERRsr

Mira. I'd claymon visited Mrs. c. II.
Mntson Saturday.
Mrs. ". !. Detmcr ana non Maynard
visited Mrs. NJ. Olson Thursday and
Friday.
f.lyy Olson In on the sick list.
Mr.. Olson went 10 Sterling on busi.
ness Thursday returning Friday eve.
ming.
Mrs. A. p. krueger's mother Ia Wis.
iting her. She came Tuesday.
Edward f,utterheld apcnt wcdncs.
day nisht with John Ewegcn.
Mrs. A. Claymon and son. Mrs. C..
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
'sHERiFF's NOTICE OF akLENt

BY Virtue Of SneciAE execution tGsgied
out Of the ClerksS once Of S6a4 njGfrict
Court q phlllips County sa9 stess q
INN commanded to make the, A@4f Of
Sixty-FiYe. Dollars and Ninety 4 Gents
sci. .80) the cost OF suit. the. amouutI OF
"a certain Judgment recently obgafi{ed
against Parker Brothers Lard ColgPeny
In favor of Orlando Burton and 1rSlR
Burton. which said Judgment waa de
clared to be q lien upon. the following
described property. to-wft:
.lfA Southwest Quarter (SW34). lof Sec
[fs).s North Range Forty Four (44). west OF
The 9Th p. Nj, in Phillips County, Coio-
rado. subject to all prior liens Of record.
Therefore. nccordlngsto said command.
I shall expose for sale. at Public Auction,
all the right title and interest OF the
above named Parker Brothers Land Com
pany. to the above described property,
on Saturday. the gath day of April, 1933,
lat 10 o'clock A. NJ. Mt the West Front
Door Of the Court House in Holyoke,
Phillips County Colorado. F
Dated ct Iioiyoke this e7th day Of
March 1929
. W. B.. BEvARD.
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
Date of first publication March 20. lyes
Date of last publication April 2S, 1923.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

Fl. Matson and son and Mrs. L. Clay
mon spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. w. Burgner at venaugo.
Those who were at the Barteck
home Saturday were Mrs. Kellog. Mr..
Gerhinger. Mrs. Pruceman. Margaret
Boehmer and Viola Ewegen.
Mrs. r. Claymon spent Monday with
Mrs. A. Claymon.
Elsie Detmer spent from Friday to
Monday at the NJ. Olson home.
Mrs. l.. Claymon returned to her
home at Melbeta, Nebraska. Thurs
day.
ROLAND Achterberg and Roy iDet-
mer spent Monday night with Grand
ma Detmer.
Otto Detmer spent Saturday with
Roy Detmer.
Mrs. J. Delvin Of Lamar bought a
few geese from Mrs. W. J. Detmer on
Tuesday.
Mr.. J. Bruner Is building garage
for L., MILLER this .yeeks x ~. :
Mr.. Sflas Bruner boughtyA F. cal
from Mr.. Daniels Tuesday. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Butterheld were
In Amherst on Monday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

BY Virtue of Special Execution Issued
out Of the Clerks office Of the District
Court of Phillips County and State of
Colorado. and to me directed. Whereby
ami commanded to make the sum Of
Sixty-Ffve Dollars and Ninety Cests
(s65.90) the costs OF suit. the amount
against The Amherst Improvement Com
pany. in favor OF Orlando Burton and
Irwin J. Burton. which said judgment .eas
declared to he lien upon the foilown. I,
described property. to-wit:
Lots 2. 3. and 4. in Section Five tO
Township Eight (s) North. Range Forty
four t4+). west of the 9Th p. NJ. in Ph:l-
lips County. Colorado. subject to all prior
liens OF record IL any
Therefore. according to said command,
shall expose for sale. at Public Auction.
all the right. title and interest OF the
above named Amherst Improvement Com
pany 10 the above. described property.
on Saturday the 2Sth day OF April. 1923.
at 10 o'clock A. M.. atsthe West From;
Door Of the Court House in Holyokc,
Phillips County. Colordo.
Dated At Holyoke this s7th day OF
March. 1898.
w. Z. BEyAID.
Sheriff of Phillips County
DATE of FIRST publication March -. 1929
rate OF last publication Apr, &c. 1923.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
SUMMONS .es,,4ss44,eesr'on Ss 4Asss4IeAr'on ros
STATE OF COLORADO.


County of Phillips. :.
In the District Court. No. ce7.
c. u. Millags: Plaintiff
Any unknown heirs OF Mary a. Hoyt.
deceased. and all other persons or par
ties unknown, claiming any right.
title. estate. lien or interest in the
real estate described In the appllca-
ton herein. Defendants.
The People OF the State OF Colorado to
the above named Drfendants--Grcct- :
You are. hereby summoned and re-
pnlr.d 10 answer tn. application of the
appiieant plaintiff IN the abov. entitled
lowing lands situate In Phillips County.
lNEhl Of Section Seventeen G,p in
Township SIX tsl North OF Range Forty
nve !sl West Of the 9Th p. 81. Subjec,
Records OF Phillips County, Colorado,
Tor the use OF the Farmers Loan COM
pany Subject 10 one Mortgage Deed
,.or $4,000 Dollars. recorded In Bocl,
100. page ips. Of the Records OF Phil
lips County. Colorado. and to filc your
Office of the Clerk OF said Court. In said
county. Within twenty days after the
s.rvicc OF this summons upon you, ex-
elusive OF the day OF such service. and
" you fall TO- answer the said application
Court for the relief demanded In the ap-
p's" wiinsss "s'''nii g. II. Holland. Clerk OF said
Court, and the seal thcrrof. nj Iioiyoke.
y, " saia % county ,asl md state. this 9th day
tseaD q. II. HELLAND.
First pub. April :s-iaH, May f7th.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
NOTICE TO NoN.RessoeMr or Pro
~ OATE or WILL

NSt'Se 10 VI p"o
State OF Colorado. County Of Phillips. S.
In the County Court. In Probate.
The People Of the State Of Colorado TO
sS's EaSs.Ss Gasdf B. awsrSs
Whereas. 1t has been r,ade to appear to
the County Court Of Phillips County, In
Lewis Edwnrds. Claude Edwards. Clar-
ence Edwards. Otis ID. Edwards. named
us non resident heirs nt law Of the said
Daniel Edwards. and that
Now. Therefore. In accordance with the
provisions OF the statute In such case
made and provided and by order Of Court
duly made and entered. you are hereby
pSrporiIns 10 Be the LAST W,n T. ana dies Tsss
lament OF the said Daniel Edwards de-
ceased. was presented TO said Court for
isss. by ide pavis. rsSidins al Ia; Hoiyoke. y C.
Colorado. u the State Of Colorado; thai
h. h: s, o1ss sSsn, ,ss q ,ss solysk;s ss;s
win devised and betiticathed his proper
" n the words and figures following
/. i direct that ail my just debts and
funeral expenses. be paid as soon after
my dccease Az conveniently can be done
=. All the rest residue and remainder
whercsoever situated OF which may de
seized or possessed or to which l may
be entitled ut the time Of my Deceased
give. devise and bsqueath to my
Daughter Ida Davis TO have and 10 hold
the same to hev absolutely and forever
.. I nominate. constitute and appoint
my Daughter Ida Davis cxecutrix OF this
my last VIII and further direct that said
Ida pgris shall not be required TO give
liond or. Security for the proper dis
charge of her duties as ruch cxccutrix,
and you are hereby notified to be and
appear. before said Court at the County
Court Room In the Court House In liol.
yoke. in the County of. Phillips. An the
stntes ot Colorado; on the sath day OF
attend the hearing on the probate a.
ment @ % ~ ~" 's sata % pnn,si dMards n esls. ~.
ceased. and further 70 do md perform
sdn,,I-I what shall then, sy the said Court. te
IN wi,nes. whereof. I have hereun,c
sol my hand and affixed the seal OF said
Court nt my Office In 1Iolyokc. In aaid
County. this ssnd day Of March. A. n.
tSeaD q. u. wEIH.
County Judge
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Sometime past the organization of
a Boys Literary Society in the P. C.
High School was announced in the
Holyoke papers. Since that time we
flatter ourselves that the club has
been advancing by leaps and. bounds
nncovering many future orators and
debators OF great distinction and re-
nown. Now no society can be real
live success without first initiating
its new members. On Friday night
the twentieth day of April. some ten
or fifteen applicants assembled at the
high school for the purpose Of being
enlisted as full f1edged members OF
the club. They expected good
mauling and they got 1t. amidst the
cheers and jeers of all the old charter
members who had been whether
lucky or uniucky, enough to escape
tie persecution After receiving the
punishment for not joining the club
sooner. the new recruits along with
the old members, trooped down TO
the Domestic Science room where ex-
cellent refreshments were served by
two husky members Of the club. as.
sisted by Miss Henline. We finally
had enough and then proceeded to
clean up. somewhat, before We de-
parted for homo.
The excase for the W. p. +. club
is desire on the part OF the High
School boys to learn something OF
public speaking in It's various phases.
and they hope that the community
may become interested in their en-.
terprise, so they have planned an
open session to be held at 7:45. on
Tuesday. May sth. ut the High School
auditorium. The program will con.
sist OF debate, an oration. stories.
estemporanlous speeches. parlia.
mentary drill and music by the High
School orchestra. No admission will
be charged and the club extends a
cordial invitation to all.
The following is the report OF the
contest in commercial subjects at
Sterling. Friday. April 20. First place
counts ten points for the school par.
iicipating. second place counts seven
points and third place counts four
points. Sterling had seventeen con.
tettants and Holyoke seven. Each
school was entitled TO three contest.
ants In each event. Sterling. Hoi.
yoke. Julesburg. Sedgwick and Hax.
tun entered this year. The winners
In nSt. second and third places In
each event are eligible TO enter the
state contest to be held Mt Greeley.
Colorado. May ie.
Rapid Calculation Score
I. Helen Luce. Sterling. $40. 222
=. vida Lett. Sterling s...........s .s0i
.. Tic.Harry Ahnstedi. HoIyoke iis
Ernestino Drler. Sterling .iis
First Year bookkeeping. f4.
]. Frank Lett. Sterling. g....,....1s .1s2
2. Ernestine Dricr. Sterling .il7
,. Ralph Mcdonald. Holyoke. /. 10,
Second Year Bookkeeping.
!. Eva scderburg. Holyokc. ....175
.. Ruth MeGowan. Holyokc. .i27
.. Thelma Brindige. Iiolyoke. ~
First Year Shorthand.
]. Florence Hallcr. Sterling. .s7.b
9. opai Ilalston, iIoiyoke. a,n. 60
.. ilcnc vinsonhaler. Sterling so.5
Second Year Shorthand.
/. Mary Brcidcnbach. Sterling. ia
9. Eva scderburg. Holyoke ~
.. Viola Hubbcli. Sterling ....... 5s
First Year Typcwriting.
Harriet Bartlett. Sterling ..,3o 1916
o. Opal Raiston. iiolyokc :. >. 20 b.is
o. Florence Halter Sterling rs 1i5
Second Year Typcwriting.
!. Mary Bridcnbach. Sterling 40 3.i5
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
EARLY DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS
Superiority Over Sails Quickly Proved
How the Term "Packet" Came
10 Be Applied.

The passenger ships employed In
crossing the Atlantic in 1850 were
mostly sldewhcelers--the screw propel-
lcrs for steamships being practically
still In the experimental stage. at that
time. To speak roughly, the "fifties"
saw the iron screw replacing the wood.
en- paddle steamer.
The term "packet" was applied both
to sailing ships and to steamers and
about the same period it was some
times used for the name:of steamship
lines or companies--such as, for ex-
ample, the "St. George Steam Packet
company" and the "City Of Dublin
tSteam Packet company" Steam YES
sells were employed at very early
date upon the mail services, for, be-
sides being very much quicker than
the sailing vessels. they were prnc-
tically independent of the direction
of the wind. and to considerable
extent Of the weather; consequently
the regularity Of their passages con-
trasted very favorably with the irregu-
lar times kept By the sailing vessels.
The mail service across the Irish
channel. between Holyhead and Dub
lin, was especially uncertain in the
days c. the sailing packets, frequently
occupying three or four days, and soc-
casionally as many as seven or nine
days. All this was altered when In
1921 the steamers Royal Sovereign and
Meteor were placed on the service.
The advantages were so apparent that
steam mail packets between Great Brit
ain and the Continent, and on many
other services. were soon established
How the word packet" came to be
applied to vessel is explained in the
dictionary: Packet. 1. A little pack
or small package. 9. A bundle. as
Of letters; hence. mail. 3. Hence. a
fast ship or boat. originally one un-
der government control. for conveying
mills and passengers at stated times
vessel making regular trips; also
formerly a passenger boat on canal
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Foster.child Of United States.
Col. Hugh Mercer. youngest son oi
Gen. Hugh Mercer of Revolutionary
war fnme, was the only fOster-child
the American republic ever had. Apri
5, 1777. the Continental congress re
solved to erect an appropriate monu
ument to, his father, and to educate
the boy from that time at the expense
Of the United States. says the Detrol
News. The monument was neveI
erected. but the promises to the living
were faithfully performed.
The boy was only five months =olt
when the hero fell in battle ut Prince
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
NOTICE
special Mestlnq Of stoekhoidsrs. Tn,
Phillips County state Dank.
Hoiyoke, Colo.

10 The Phillips County state flank. for
the purpos. OF amending ry-i,lwa ro.
ducng the n,imber. of Directors from
- this Appociation on the third Tussainy
IN May May 10. insa. between the hours
~ p.iM. and y y. ~
1i-st W. y. JOHNSON. Cashier.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
sHERlFF's NOTICE OF SALE

BY Virtue OF Special Execution issued
out of the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Phillips County. and State Of
am commanded to make the sum OF
Sixty-Five. Dollars and Ninety Gents
. certain Judgment recently obtained
against William Sillngman. in favor OF
Orlando Burton and Irwin J. Burton,
which said Judgment was declared to be
a lien upon the following described prop
erty, to~wit:
Thirty tS0). Township Nine (9), North
Range Forty. Four 40. west of the sth
p. NJ. in Phillips County. Colorado, sub
ject to all prior liens of record.
Therefore. according to said command
n shall expose for sale. at Public Auction,
al the rights, title and interest Of the
above described property. on Saturday.
the 2Sth day of April. 1898. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. at the West Front Door Of the
Court House in Holyoke, Phillips County.
Dated at Holyoke this eth day Of
March. 1923.
W. =. BEvARD.
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
Date OF first publication March 90. 1923
Date nj last nuhlicntion April Ie 1cy,
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

By Virtue of Special Execution issue,l
out Of the Clerks office of the District
Court OF Phillips County and State Of
am commanded to make the sum of
Sixty Five Dollars and Ninety Cents.
(s65.90) and costs OF suit. the amount OF
ia certain JUDGMENT recently obtained
against Fred Peppercorn in favor Of Or
lnndo Burton. Irwin J. Burton, which said
Judgment was declared to be q lien upon
the following described property., wit:
The Southwest Quarter tSWKl OF Sec
tion Thirty (30l. Township Nine (9
North Range Forty-Four (&4). West OF
the 9Th r. NJ. In Phillips County. Colo
RADIO. subject to all prior liens Of record II
any. r-5-s sl.l ~
Therefore. according to said command
shall expose for sale. at Public Auction
an the right. title and interest 9: the
above named Fred Peppercorn. TO the
above described property. on Saturday
the ssth day Of April. 1923. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ n. the West Front Door Of the
Court House in TIoiyoke. Phillips County.
natsd ~ 2. Holyoke this s7ta Gay Of
March. 1923.
w.<E. BEvARD.
Sheriff Of Phillips County.
Date ~ FIRST publication Ma,,,! %. 1922
Date of last publication April se, 1872.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
sHERIFF.S NOTICE OF SAI.E

- xNOIA(ES Ot- SALLY r.
By Virtue of q Special Exccutiop Is
sued out Of the Clerks oti1cs OF the Coun-
y Court Of Phillips County. and State OF
Colorado. and to me directed. whereby
am commanded TO make the sum OF
Thirteen Hundred Ninety and Forty two
Hundrctiths Dollars. (Sl390.4.) and costs
of suit. the amount OF n certain judg-
ment recently obtained nxnlnst Frank
Power and Ti1ic Power in favor Of
|Cclver lrOthcrs. which mid Judgment
was declared to be- lien upon the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit:
1 One Ellington Player Piano.
Therefore. according to said command.
shall expose for sale. at Public Auc-
ton. the above described property. on
Saturday the Filth day q May; 1928.
srs Hafdware Store. in The Town OF
fiolyoke. Phillips County, Colorado.
Dated at Holyoke. this 10Th day Of
w. II. BEvARD.
Sheriff OF Phillips County Colorado.
". ID. Kelsey. Attorney.
Date cf First Publication April ls. 1925.
Dale Of last Publication May 9. 1925.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

by Virtue Of Special Execution Issued
out Of tho Clerks ONCE OF the District
Court Court cf phiIlips County and State oi
am commandcd 70 make tile sum Of
One HUNDRED Tnirty. ..ons Doliars and
the amount Of a certain Judgment re-
Gently obtained u9ninst !. NJ. Fulton IN
favor OF Orlando lBurton and Irwin J.
Burton, which said Judgment was dcclar-
ed TO be Hen upon the following des-
cribcd property. to.wit:
Ths Nhythwcst Quarter tNWx).. Of Sec.
!ion Thirty tsi1. .'rownshlp Mus sl
North 9snys rortx.Eour 80. wea. OF
RADIO. subject 10 NIL prior liens u record
Therefore. according To said command
shall expose for sale. nt Public Auction
above n.ncd ). ~. FULTON 20 the ahoy,
Described property. on Saturday. thc. ssth
dhy OF April. 1884, Mt 10 o'clock A. H., AT
The , w.at fron, door q tho Court itousc
Dated az Holoykc this s7th day Of
W. n, pEvARD.
Sheriff Of Phillips County
Date OF frat publication March ~. 1877
Date Of last publication April %. irss
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

EGGS for HatchInu:-scc A. NJ. An.
deson for eggs for Matching. from the
Beauty Strain s. q. Dun orphinstons.
800 per 15 eggs. 30.st
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

2. Vida Lett. Sterling. 81 11-15
3. Eva Sederburg. Holyoke. SO 2-15
Spelling.
l. James Cordrey. Sterling. ..... .sS
9. Mary Breidenbach, Sterling. .95
8. Eva Sederburg. Holyoke. ...91
Penmanship.
1. Violet Hebbell, .......... Sterling
9. Bessie Litch ........... Sterling
3. Thelma Brundige ...... .Holyoke
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

Notlc. IN hereby given to whom u may
concern that III. following described cr-
tray animal MAS taken up near Amherst.
'hiilipr County, Colorado. on or about
April ~. 1879. to-wit, ONE GRAY
MAhE. : years old. weight 300 pounds
Said animal being unknown to this
Hoard. .unlesr. claimed by owner on or
sold by ihla Hoard Tor the benefit OF the
owner vhun found.
STATE HOARD or STOCK IN
SpEcTiON COMMISSION DNEils,
flrrt pub. AprIl .e-lnat May ., ipsa'
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate Of Fredrick Behrends, Deceased

No. 437.
Al persons having claims against said
estate sare herby notified to present them
for adjustment to the County Court OF
Phillips County, Colorado n the 14t.l
day Of May "A. p. 1928:
CLAUDE p. .WALROD.
Administration of the estate Of
Fredrick Balirends., Deceased.
First pub. April 1z-lhst May 10, 1928
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

Sheriff OF Phillips County.
Date ~ FIRST publication May,,!, %, iee.
Date Of last publication April es. 1872:
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
sHGRIrF's NOTICE OF sALG

first pub Mar. 20. last Apr. 70
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
WANT ADS

Farm for Rsnt-Enquire of C. Z
Burns. Amherst. Colo. :s-..'
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

wANTED-l am always In the mar.
ket for your cream. eggs and poul.
try.-A. n. Anderson. soft
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

For SaIe:-Library table. good rug.
bed. hand.washer.-Mrs. W. A. Beard
60G Baxter Ave.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

For saie:-12.25 Huber Engine.
nearly rev. Plow. two John Deere
Binders. s foot tandem disc. 1920 tt.
tan tractor.-R. c, Stout. 81
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
GsrRAv ApvCRrIseMeNr

FIRST pub. April ss-iau, May I'm.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26
sHERIFF's NOTICE OF SALE

Sheriff OF Phillips County.
Date Of first publication March 60 19e.
Date Of last publication April &c. 1875
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-26

NotIes:-I will be IN Holyoke and
Amherst every day 70 buy old iron,
etc.--Lewls Kruger. ''I'H 3lA