Notice of Hearing for Estate Administration in Box Butte
In Box Butte County Nebraska the county court will hear Eva B. Sundstrom’s petition to appoint Relph W. Sundstrom administrator of Lewis C. Sundstrom’s estate. Hearing set for April 14 1913 at 2 PM in Alliance with publication in Alliance Herald for three weeks. Also a separate notice for Lakeside Nebraska homestead final proof before August 5 1913 with witnesses named Albert L. Trester Frank KE Went over Alva Ash and C M Carey.
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Box Butte County
Nebraska
State of
Box Butte
Lewis C. Sundetrom
Said
Eva B. Sundstrom
Said County
Relph W. Sundstrom
Lewis C. Sundstrom
City of
Alliance
Alliance Herald
L. A. Berry
Notice of Homestead Entry For Orlando Nebraska
Notice announces a 1910 Homestead Entry by Orlando in Nebraska. It lists Serial 011241 for multiple parcels across sections and townships, filed at Alliance land office, with witnesses Louis Vandervoot May Herburgh Edward Peterson and Frank Peterson, dated August 4, 1912.
Notice to Creditors in the Monroe Estate
Box Butte County Nebraska Judge J L A Berry entry warns all creditors of Abner L Monroe that claims must be filed by October 6 1914 at Alliance Neb with examination set at 10am in the County Court room. Failure to present on time bars further action. Publication four weeks in Alliance Herald. Signed L A Berry County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Box Butte County
Abner L. Monroe
J. L. A. Berry
Alliance
Alliance Herald
Sale Notice in Box Butte County Nebraska
An order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court of Box Butte County Nebraska directs the sale of Lot 17 in Block 20 First Addition Alliance to satisfy a decree from December 1912 in favor of R M Hampton against Walfrid and Clara Johnson. The sale will be advertised and conducted as an execution to recover one hundred forty five dollars sixty five cents plus 10 percent interest and accruing costs.
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District Court
Box Butte County
Nebraska
R. M. Hampton
Walfrid Johnson
Clara Johnson
Alliance
Auction Notice for Lot 17 Block 20 Alliance Nebraska
Public sale of lot number seventeen in block twenty in the first addition to Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska will be held March 24 1918 at 10:00 a.m. in front of the west front door of the courthouse Alliance. Sheriff M Cox states attendance is required for the cash sale.
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Alliance
Box Butte
Nebraska
Allance
Said County
Land Claim Notices for Shrewsbury and Carey in Nebraska
Two homestead final three year proof notices filed by Thomas B. Shrewsbury of Ellsworth and Charles M. Carey of Lakeside Nebraska list their serial numbers 04012 and 99895 respectively. They seek to establish claims to lands in sections 8 9 17 and 31 township 24 north range 43 west under the 6th principal meridian with hearings at Alliance Nebraska on June 21 and June 27 1913. Supervising officials are Register W W Wood and Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Nebraska
EGNW
U. S. Land Office
Alliance
Albert L. Trester
Frank KE. Wentover
Alva Ash
C. M. Carey
Ww. W. Wood
Register
Orlando
Secney
Ste
Township
Range
Nates
Louis Vandervoot
May Herbaugh
Edward Peterson
Frank Peterson
W. Wood
Ellsworth
William R. Christie
Herman Dobler
Ike M. Shriner
Virgil E. Wills
W.W. W. Wood
Syne
6Th Principal Meridian
U.S. Land Office
R. A. Cook
A. W. Tyler
Frank DeFrance
Ora E. Black
Land Office Notices for Peter Joseph Rock Alliance Neb
Serial No 011270 shows Peter Joseph Rock of Alliance Nebraska filing homestead entries for Sections 7 8 and 17 Township 24 North Range 46 West with claims SE and NY and NYUNWY noted. Serial No 011271 lists additional SEYSE Section 1 and SW Section 6 in the same township range before Register and Receiver with dates in July 1913. W W Wood Register.
Notice of Attachment in Palmer vs Ohlson Suit
A. D. Ohlsson is notified that Justice W. T. Schlupp issued an attachment order Feb 25 in Box Butte Nebraska. The action by Frank Palmer against A. O. Ohlson concerns a note and mortgage for 1600 dollars with interest, attached under the order. The case is continued to Apr 26, 1914 at 9 am.
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A. D. Ohlsson
Imig. W. T. Schlupp
First Ward
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Frank Palmer
A. O. Ohlson
Christ Ultman
Essie KE
Palmer
Frank H. Palmer
Clarence F. Leishman Files Final Homestead Claim
Clarence F Leishman of Ellsworth Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final three year homestead entry for land described as W1W2 and Nw4 Lots 2 3 4 Ey Ne and Ey%Se y in Township 24 North Range 43 West Sixth Principal Meridian.
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Ellsworth
Nebraska
Sixth Principal Meridian
Land Office Notice from Alliance Nebraska Summary
Land Office notice dated 16th day of Act 1015 lists Martin Rochfort Lawn Hubbard Barnard Reed Ellaworth Nebraska and Elleworth M Ash of Ww Wood Register as involved parties. The fragmentary OCR mentions Alliance Nebraska and officials including Wood Register.
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United States Land Office
Alliance
Nebraska
Martin Rochfort
Lawn H. Hubbard
Barnard Reed
Ellaworth
Elleworth M. Ash
Lakeside
Alliance Visitors Attend Chadron U G T Dance
A group from Alliance traveled to Chadron on Friday for the United Commercial Travelers dance and Saturday for public installations. The Friday dance drew 260 on the floor and Deputy Grand Counsellor Harry E K Moss gave an instructive talk. Alliance members thanked Chadron hosts and invited Chadron guests to Alliance’s first annual T P A ball on April 11.
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Alliance
Chadron
United Commercial Travelers
Hitchcock
Jack Berry
Clint Ewing
Joe Poposhil
Guy Lockwood
Francesa Lockwood
Harry EK. Moss
Harry E. Moss
Trigg
Lane Hotel
Burlington
Eas Chadron
Dr King's New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
Coughs and colds neglected lead to lung trouble so try Dr King's New Discovery. Relief from first dose and cough disappears. O H Brown of Maccadine Ala praises it for an obstinate cough saving his wife. For forty three years known as the best remedy for coughs and colds at 50c and 1.00. Recommended by Fred E Holasten.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Maccadine
Ala
Infallible sign of spring seen in streets
Almanacs miss the guess of spring arrival and geese drift north, but the sight of small boys playing marbles in the street is a clear sign that spring is here despite lingering frosts and winter storms.
Pete Watson Plans Bid for Marshals Role in June Event
Pete Watson from Mitchell arrived Monday and will attend the stockmen's convention and firemen's tournament in June. His friends urge him to serve as marshal, but he has not decided yet.
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Pete Watson
Mitchell
Mrs. Watson
Pete
Cattle brand dispute ends in court ruling
Henry Hier testifies about finding his three year old cow in Blair’s herd in March 1912 with his brand covered by Blair’s. Blair admits finding the cow’s brand on his calf and refuses settlement. Hier says arbitration failed and the matter went to court. county court ruled for Hier, district court later also decided in his favor.
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Henry Herve
L. BD
Blair
Mr. Blair
Henry Hier
Alliance Grocery Ad Mix Up Sparks Tomato Shortage
Highland advertiser L H M of Alliance Grocery Company learned advertisements in The Herald were misread last week. A six inch one column grocery item listed cans tomatoes for 25 cents instead of three cans of corn for 25 cents, triggering a rush that drained tomato supplies. New stock of ladies’ aprons and dust caps arrived at the shop.
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L. Hm, Highland
Alliance Grocery Company
Herald
Alliance Herald
Local notices record visits and household updates
CLEMAN Lyle Coker visits Birdeo Westley for a week. Lilly Rice moves into a new house. Equibbs hauls hay for Geo Elliotte. Metts feeds for Bob Westley while in Alliance for shoulder treatment. Mrs Billy Archer returns home for Easter. Donald Elliotte and Thelma Westley dine with Mrs Archer. Mrs Westley stays with Mrs Elliotte. Lyle Coker and Birdsel Westley spends Thursday evening at the Billottes.
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Lyle Coker
Aston
Birdeo Westley
Lilly Rice
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
An old advertisement proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure sick headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness. It claims blood purification and renewed vigor with every pill, box guaranteed at twenty five cents and endorsed by Fred E Holsten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Fred E. Holsten
Cal Lamona sale and community notes from Afton
Cal Lamona sale drew many buyers with cows selling as high as seventy five. J C Hawkins and wife visited P B Malley home Wednesday. No school Thursday and Friday due to teachers meeting at Bridgeport. Dollie Hagaman visiting home folks. Englehorn funeral held despite bad roads. Bob Westley from the sand hills visiting W S Coker this week. Lysle Coker visiting Bertie Westley in the sand hills. Cal Lamon and family departed for California Monday night wishing them success. Shirlock leased Sauron ranch. Josie Carey visiting Helen Coker. Miles Hagaman helping with chores at W S Coker’s while he’s in the sand hills. Burkholder attended teachers’ meeting.
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J. C. Hawkine
Malley
Miles Hagaman
W. 8. Coker
W.S
Sand Hills
Electric Bitters touted as remedy for stomach and kidney issues
An advertisement claims frequent stomach panic signals kidney and liver trouble and promotes Electric Bitters as the best medicine. It cites H T Alston of Raleigh North Carolina reporting relief after starting the product and encourages others to try it priced at 50 cents and 1.00 dollars.
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Bright
H. T. Alston
Naleigh
N. C
Fred K. Holsten
Easter Window Display at Geo Mollring Store
An extensively decorated Easter window at Geo Mollring store in Alliance astonishes with a lifelike dove display in heart shaped poses, Cupid figures, draped with colorful party dresses and silks, latest waist designs, and tasteful Easter flowers. Will Mollring crafts the window, earning praise for its artistry and city-street appeal.
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Geo. Mollring
Will Mollring
Alliance
Timothy hay boom eyed in Cherry County visit
L H Jay of Ross Cherry County told The Herald during a visit to Alliance that Timothy hay grows abundantly in his area and more land will be sown this year. He notes Timothy hay yields several times more than mauve hay on the same ground and urges Box Butte and adjoining counties to try Timothy on their hay lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Jay
Ross
Cherry County
Mr. Jay
the Herald
Whitman
Timothy
Box Butte
Fat hogs shipped by Butte county farmers blockade
A distracted OCR fragment notes a carload of fat hogs at Alliance on a Monday, with farmers in Butte County involved. The text is incomplete but indicates an agricultural shipment event and local farm activity.
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Butte County
Mae Ae
Poat M Travelers Protective Association Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of Poat M Travelers Protective Association will be held at the Burlington Hotel. The notice urges members to attend and discuss upcoming affairs.
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Poat M. Travelers Protective Association
Burlington Hotel
Election of delegates to state convention set for Saturday
Parlor gatherings extend to eight o'clock Saturday evening as delegates to the state convention are elected and other important business is transacted.
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Burton & Westover
Department of the Interior
Roy Humrich
Bersial
Jens P. Nielsen
Maron, She l
County Judee
Sheriff's Sale
M. Cox
Eeeet of the Interior
Thomas B. Shrewsbury
Charles M. Carey
Peter Joseph Rock
Wesey
Nyne
Frank Harvey
Gotleib Seidler
Robert J. Simonson
Martin Hock
Martin Rock
Seyse
Revelven
Reurene
W. W. Wood
Clarence FE. Leishman
H. Hier
Dendep Ranma Bier
Eoooo Cleman
Mr. Equibbs
Geo. Elliotte
Billy Archer
Donald Elliotte
Thelma Weatley
Mrs. Archer
Mrs. Weatley
Bridgeport
Dollie Hagaman
G. G. Clark
Englehorn
Bob Westley
The
Lysle Coker
Bertie Westley
Cal Lamon
California
Old Box Butte
Howe
Josie Carey
Helen Coker
Timothy Hay
Cherry CO
VPA
A.D. Rodgers
Joose
Love Wiles Biscuit Co
Omaha, Neb
Grocer’s
Nam
Ism
Victor Tailoring Co
Alliance Cleaning Works
W. H. Zehring
Drake
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