Notice to Redeem of land in Moo Butte County Nebraska
Notice to redeem issued by The State of Nebraska to known and unknown heirs of Joe. Earl claims purchase of land in Moo Butte County on the ath day of November 1 Woof Earl. Land described as NW quarter and other parcels in township 2h range 40. Taxes reportedly paid for the year. Redemption period expires on the ath day of November 1s. Dated July 13, 105.
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Nebraska
Botte County
Joe
Earl
Tan Eale
Moo Butte County
Nat
Lund
Hemingford Notes and Local Events Highlight Community Actions
Meith t Mercera is fully authorized to collect receipts for a job. J. T. Carey and Mrs. A. S. Enyeart travel to nearby towns. Calvin Wildy expands his store. Wildy’s firm adds a blacksmith from Deadwood. I. C. O. F. rents Green hall for a year. Hemingford girls play Marple. Canton Telephone Co plans wiring. Frank Istika of Chicago speaks at Green's hall with Louis Rajic hosting. Beef sold at three cents per pound. local sales and transfers noted.
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Calvin J. Wildy
Laura
Glen Mounts
Alliance
W. M. Fosker
Fosket Ranch
Dan Dunaway
Pump Man
Marsland
Fred Davison
Fairview
G Tao
Canton Telephone Co
Rensvold’s
Southwest Telephone Company
Paul-Jensen
Frank Istika
Chicago
Green's Hall
Ingersoll
Louis Rajic
Sale of Fosker Ranch Livestock and Goods
Having decided to quit ranching W M Fosker offers for sale at the Fosker ranch 14 cows and calves 4 yearling cattle 4 two year old heifers 1 spridger 2 work mares one with colt 1 brood mare with colt 1 single harness 1 four section harrow 1 McCormick mower rack 1 lumber wagon and other farming implements 1 cook stove bath tub mare sewing machine bedheads and other household goods terms cash up to 17 months bankable notes at interest 1905 date Heming ford area
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Fosker Ranch
Wis
Hemingford
W. M. Fosxer
W. M. Fosker
Seasonal travel rates and destinations announced
Chicago to St. Louis and return, on sale daily for 33.70 dollars. Portland Tacoma Seattle trips, Denver to Colorado Springs and Salt Lake regions at 24.25 to 24.30 dollars. Yellowstone Park package at 105.00, Canada Maine New England, Lake Champlain areas and more at very low tourist rates. Call or write to learn rates, train service, and to reserve a berth.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Deéover
Colorado Springs
Retura
Denver
Salt Lake
Ogden
Yellowstone Park
Cody
Wyo
Black Mills
Hot Springs
S. C
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michigan
Rye harvest and farm news from Marsland area
August Kehde cut a large rye field last week while John Sullenberger returned from Laramie City to help on the home ranch. C C Richey works a week with a stock selleter. Mrs Hochet ill but improving. Mrs Hickey visits from Gretna. hay abundance prompts widespread shipping. ten cars in a ditch on Dealey road. trains held. James Sullenberger back to assist with hay and grain.
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Kehde
Gregory
JC. Bennett
Snow
Mystic
S. 1
John Sullenberger
McCormick
L. Snow
Hochet
Mary Hickey
Box Hutte County
C. A. McGogg
John Hickey
Gretna
Neb
Hickey
David Hunsaker
Dealey
Chicago
James Sullenberger
Laramie City
Wyo
U. P. Railroad
Canton farmers report strong crops and new houses near finish
In Canton the harvest is booming with crops and grain reaching high levels as new houses near completion. Local visits include Moravek, Lockwood for a mower, and several residents traveling to Hemingford, Loveland, Alliance, Lawn, and St Joseph for business and family matters.
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C. W. Lockwood
Hemingford
Gracie Wright
Loveland
Colo
Burlington leaflet promotes new hunting and fishing region near Cody
The Burlington passenger department issues a detailed illustrated folder describing a hunting and fishing region between Cody and Yellowstone Park along the Shoshone River. It highlights two log cabins by W F Cody and a park map, routes via Cody, and offers half price round trips daily to Cody. Copies are available from the Burlington agent.
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Burlington Passenger Department
Cody
Yellowstone Park
Shoshone
W.ff
Buffalo Bill
Burlington
Irrigation Leaflet Details Four Great Government Projects
A Burlington pamphlet outlines four major irrigation schemes under way in regions tributary to the Burlington route. The North Platte and Shoshone projects cover about 480000 acres combined, the Crow reservation will open around 1906 or 1907, and the Belle Fourche area lies south of the Black Hills. Leaflets available at Omaha general passenger office or from any Burlington agent.
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Burlington Passenger Department
North Platte
North Platte Valley
Big Horn Basin
Burlington
Cody
Crow Reservation
Black Hills
Omaha
Heminghamford village yearly expense estimate itemized
A projected budget for Heminghamford lists costs for streets and archewalls general, incidentals, and various minor items totaling the year’s expenditures. A. D. Muteers serves as chairman and E. J. Everett as clerk.
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Hemingford
Aunty Sayer
Renee Sees
A. D. Muteers
E. JL. Everett
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William Mitchell
Akai
Boyd & Barker, Attorneys At Law
Neurabka
Tuttle
I&t
Attorneys AT Law
Ima BE. TA W
North Main St
J. E. Moore, M. D
Fletcher Block Alliance
Calif Ans
Noel
H. H. Bellwood
Holsten Building
L. W. Bowman
Suetore
Flirt National Bank
Alaoce Nebraska
G. W. Mitchell
Hogue Spore
Fiore 150
Geo. Hand
Toteme Homeopathic Hiepitn University of Jews
Alliance Shoe Store
Osteopathic Physicians
Nox Butte Avenue
Guy Lockwood
Citicago School OF Embalming
Feneral
Res
Fred Brennan
Selzer
Manhattan
Coca Cola
Box Butte Ave
Elks Hall
Billiard and Pool
W. A. Manchester
W& M Hilliard Mall
Faea
Alliances
Allianece
Jerome B.C
Canton
Nebr
Westa
Henares
Soxne W. Lertiow
Af Allintiow
Netie
Chypios Hall
Cyrnton
Albert Ttall
Louis Howl
Haon Wilcox
Kevler
Neby
Sothen
Nethr
Tian
Robert Curry
Tor Rebriska
Rence
Water Langford
Henanes
Bence Wines
Regreter
Vietae
Chamters
Choiros
Ay Powles
Earnest Powles
Eden Powles
Oval Powis
Meritt Palmur
Abe Fels
Wees
Allinnew
Bonnatte
Nebrasky
Rute
Heth Johanston
Allianre
Charles M. Lorrsrkien
Ity Powles
Ernest Sowles
Opal Powles
Merrit Palmer Powles
Thte
Kidgell
Reeros
Oroughs
Es L Wells
Alilimer
Aldweds
Shera
Broinia
Benes
Beckwith
J. Rant
Roy Sfilini
Box Ellis
Jobe
Contes Ws Ie Coseu
Minterhal
Peter Swans
Dinecbar
Wird Weiner
el Bobebs Alors
Bovatork Pum
J. G. Brennzer
Broken Bow
Crimson Scott
Scotland
U. 5
Wm. James
Zeinden Bros
Comfort
West Side
Main Street
James Keeler
F. M. Wallace
Dray Line
Young's Grocery
J. T. Carey
Deadwood
Mrs. A. S. Enyeart
Mr. Canfield
Wildy
Wildy's
Olds & Co
Hf. L. Bushnell's
Green Hall
Miss Embree
Will
Mrs. Olds
Mrs. E. A. Hall
Hemingford and
Marple
Fred's
Burlington Bulletin
C. C. Richey
Ree
N. Frohnapfel
Newberry
C. F. Kroll
Chas, Moravek
Mattie Stewart
J. i. Walbert
M. A. Sheldon
Lawn
Amos Planansky
F. Leavitt
Mrsroshar
Ida Spencer
Loveland. Cole
W. A. Randall
J. W. Broshar
Gillispie
St. Joseph
Steen Cafe
Lumber and Coal Co
D. Waters, Moar
Neb Cent, Bld, & Loan Asso, ‘Phone Aa
Irrigation Information
Vantity
H. L. Bushnell
I. E. Bushnell
Mgr
WW. OO. Barnes
Alliance, Nebr
Saccey F. E. Holsten
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