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About Lincoln County tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1885-1890 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1885)
Prof. N.Klein, Music Teacher. TrurfTnetion on the Iieed or Brass Organ, Violin or any ens. Pianos carefully toned. Organs repaired. NORTH PLATTE, - - NEBRASKA. o, .o- o o o o - o ESTABLISHED 1869. James Eellon DEALER IN Hardware, inita . ,j 2'. - AND Fail mm OF -.- ALL r KINDS. STOVES, TINWARE. BARB WIRE. AGENT FOR Studebaker Wagons. Challenge Windmills WMte Sewing Machines, warn ii WILLOW-WARE. -o- Fancy Cabme t Ware Picture Frames. Itriliu Ware, Grapicscopcs, N-E., 8-E and S-TV. Corners nm Ml SPHUUE STB, NORTH PLATTE. DOUBLE MURDER. About seven o'clock last Wednes- ! day evening Jim Eenolds killed two men, James Jfinkston and John Pinkston father and son, on Middle I Creek one mile north of Tusler s horse ranch. The instrument used was an az with which both men were knocked on the head. Alter committing the murder I A. FORT, iZa REAL ESTATE AGENT, 30,000 ACRES Desirable Farming Land boom: 1, thoelecke's block, FOR SALE IN in Lands: 11 ML mm of splendid are what is Renoid's loaded the bodies onto the Offers the follorwing bargains running gears or a, wagon, hauled '- i .mm-ri-i t. -Kmrr themauarterof a mile and buried - No. 101.-A FINE CATTLE RANCH them in the sand, then mounting a near North Platte Price $30,500 consisting of 3,160 acres horse, rode to a neisrhbor and nrvo h-t;, a t,t oil in nnp bndv. Over 1.000 acres O O I Mini wr IIH XJlCkT XUUUl w ' J AT T i out the story that the camp had known as hay land upon which 1,500 to 2,000 tons of hay can be cut an been robbed bv two fitranowa T1,Q L,n a u nfmobr mmq fhrouerh the center of this tract that object of the murder so far as never freezes in winter. The improvements are over 100 acres under cui- appears at present was robbery and tivatibn, upon which over 50 bushels of corn to tne acre nasoeeii rauu, about fifty dollars was secured. 1 l0o- and frame house, 1 frame stable, over 500 feet of shedding, 1 Halla- -aoouu. iweive o clock Thursday day windmill with tank and otner watering appliances, several uj two men rode into town and and feeding racks, a number of fine growing trees, several pastures fenced inquired for the sheriff. The wif.li a, three and four wire fence. A portion of these lands lay within T.inrnln Pnnnfir WortraeVo steriff dePuty bein both absent two miles of North Platte. A purchaser would without doubt be able to UW0U1I1 UUUflty, lMeoraSKa. they were sent to Coroner W. F. sell these lands within five years for from $15 to $25 per acre owing to Moore. It soon became nnisp1 their snlpnilid location. Also have the use of the land tor hay and stock: NORTH PLATTE, RANGES 33 to 37, INCLUSIVE, IN Lincoln and Keith Counties, Neb.. and lying between the North and South Platte Rivers, on the line of the- Union Pacific Railway. Prices and Terms can be obtained on application at the office of DILLON & COLLINS, NOTARY PUBLIC. Having a certificate on file in the Pen- sion umce at wasmngton, pension papers nnea out without cnarge. Busi ness before the U. S. Land Office at tended to. abroad that a double murder had been committed and crowds of anxious inquirers thronged the streets to learn news of the affair. Jim Renolds was very much excited and asked several times for water to drink. He told the story that he and the two Pinkstons were camping together in aient north of Uray s horse ranch where thev had taken claims, and that about seven o'clock in the evening two men, blacked up as negroes came to the camp and entered into conversation. He represented the men as having been armed with six shooters and said they had a Corner Front and Locust Streets. mi t t i re j 1.1 T nV.nn purposes, xnis is a spienaia oner xur uae puce given auuvu No. 100. STOCK AND HAY RANCH consisting of 1.000 acres of hav and grazing land all fenced. Fine stream of water runs through the place. 500 tons of hay can be cut annually on the land. Improvements consist of one frame house, frame stable, cellar and milk house. This place is only eight miles from North Platte. Price $4,400. "NTn 109! A ftPT.-RTSmrn RTOCTT T? A "NTCTT within one mile of a railroad station consisting of over 2,000 acres of fine North Platte, farming and stock land, all enclosed by a four-wire fence, live hundred tons of nay can be cut on this place annually. Corn and other grain for feeding can be bought on the farms surrounding. Improvements consist of a hne frame house with seven rooms, large frame stable, corrals and other improvements necessary. Also for sale with the place 100 head of American horses mcluding a hne Clydesdale stallion worth &2,U(a); -suu head high-grade American cattle including several hne blooded bulls The Hinman House, Nebraska FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR. 1- i.LT wis ouu oaiu luey iiau a uutue . . ? ,., , , , , , ,1 -j of whiskey which they passed , ? is a spienaia cnance to maice an lnvesnneni; wnere ine rapiu ns' m t i J r n I lann will nosnrp fnA -niirpnniaAr a artri Jinn mmn ronirn for the monev m- arouna. inter tnis civintv one or I r , . r: " a ' : 0 r . , r . . . ; i- . . I -TTtC3Tekfi or fha oowia Hrvirt .Ynrmva in nna r'r rck mnaf TtiAtirihla PPlTTinT.IfiTIQ known to the American people. Price $32,000. A fine ranch in Dawson county, five miles from railroad, containing 6,500 acres, with two houses, good sheds, two windmills, tanks and other fixtures, sixty acres under cultivation, land partially fenced; the farming lands are held at $10 per acre; hill lands at $5 per acre. If you want a fine ranch, m a good farming and stock-raising section, please write me No. 81. A splendid stock ranch on Medicine creek, containing 1,200 E. G. ST. JOHN, Proprietor. Below is a partial list of lands I have sale for them drew his pistol and made the three hold up their hands saying they wanted their monev. He turned his pockets wrong side out and showed them that he had none, but the old man showed fight and said he would never give up his money. One of the men seized an ax and knocked him on the head, then thev killed his son and took John Otteestadt's GEXEKAL acres all enclosed by a three-wire fence, with good house containing five TTTl.l m n 1 -i 1 -ii " T rooms, one naiiaaay winamiii, witn pump, t antes ana ail necessary . a a. m I 1 1 I - I 1 II' I - . . . , ur. .r a w A; AnnA aiices. viie large maoie, two large corraiis, nrceen acres unaer cultivation, adouc .u.uuu acres or Rnizini? lana muuey . uj. uuxu uxic uccu tan i i , j ton o i tjj it t ouThds frof n ey loaded the bodies onto a wagon Jg? rlanj'.160eafof tenmg land, and many oT& JitX and compelling Reynolds to accom- impTolments. Price $4,300. i is a bargain and. one of the j Lii! hMi Wap asd Hepair ity and quantity purchased. As an investment they are bound to Drove profitable, lions tuno on deferred payments. No. 5. Ten sections of agricultural land in Towns 10 and 11, Range 35, neitn county, at S3.au to 4.uu per acre. This is rolling tableland bui table for agricultural purposes. No.0. One section of choice bottom land 8 miles from North Platte, at $7. uu per acre, part on long A portion or tnia is time. land. hay No. 7. A choice action of table land, 8 miles from this city, Bmooth ana every toot smtaDie lor cul tivation, a bargain at 85.00 per acre, worth $7.00. Hold on three yaare tune. compelling Reynolds Eahy them drove to the sand and uried them. Then thev drove back to the camp, unhitched the horses and told him he had better 50. He ment to Mr. Nunn's, on ?umpkin creek, and he and Lee Nunn then went to Fowler's ranch. Both came to town Thursdav morning. When Lee Nunn heard that the sheriff was away he had little to say to anyone, but finally confessed to the coroner that he Three hundred No. 9. and twenty acres very choice lend five miles from townt at $7.00 per acre, in four equal payments. This is mostly bench land and is offered very low. NO. 10. 8. E. qr sec 1 and N. W. qr sec 9, township 12,' range Z4, and a. W. qr sec 7, townsmp 14, range 24, all in Dawson county near Gothenburg. These are said to be quarters that have half or more of plow land; 7-14-21 is half valley land and water ib easy to get. They will be sold in quarters and come at a little over S4.5U per acre year plan, $zia.uu cash down on the ten quarter. per No. 13. Six hundred and twenty acres of bench land six miles trom ortn latte at 85.51) Der acre. This is very choaD and will be sold on four eoual T - a.: i .rr i pttyuittuus. 41 is u una eeuuuu uuu is uui'reu lor sale because the owner has more land than he de sires to carry. No. 14. Section 19. townshiD 12. ran ire 34. Lincoln coun ty. Avery good section of agricultural land at per acre. No. 15. 8. W. ar 8-13-30. hav land, two miles from North No. 16. One hundred and eighty-eight acres on North river adjoining town. A splendid bargain at $3,000. NO. 17. Two sections of trrazinir land 6 to 7 miles from North Platte, surrounded bv land that will most likely remain vacant for some time, thus attorn ing ample range for a good herd; $3.00 per acre, one-nan aown, balance on time. best ranches for general stock raising in Western Nebraska. No. 17. 160 acres of deeded land on Fox Creek, containing 1 house, 2 corrals, 1 stable, 1 chicken house; 5 acres in cultivation, 30 acres of the land timber, 90 acres fenced, in town 9, range 28. Price $1,500. A large amount of splendid stock land can be secured in the vicinity of this sec tion. A stream of water runs through the land and a number of other conveniences surround it. No. 74. A fine half section of farming and stock land in town G, range 24, Frontier county. Price $1,200. An excellent bargain at the above price. No. 72. 341 acres of land with 1 house, 2 stables, 1 corrall, 2,500 pounds barbed wire. 500 cedar posts. 60 acres of the land timbpred. 20 I rl . Ill' I - . ' . " 1 I . i - j I I t. I I I in -i -i i -t -i suspected the other party. In the UIluer n'oa lurge Poron ,?r e lTa rn?eaL JL ana a11 mppnfiTTiP f! V. Tmo-nif. wrm improvements in town o, range j, jeronier county, race. &1.HUU. , Q 7 I AT AO 'V IZ i 7 1.1 w M r- "VT n HpniiHyprt hv Hnrnnpr v.cij iuic oeuuuiis uj. atuua. muus, nines ITOm iortn r r . " " . PloU-a -nn 11 U crJA -1. lUtlAi IT AAA OUIU VfAA liAlAAi J.' AAXV 1UUU XVX OllCCLT 1 CllZMUli. XX UtU l UJ the land is good hay land. Price $3.00 per acre. These sections are the best of bargains at the figures tor which they are offered. Thev will do for either cattle or sheep. A part of the land could be cultivated. No. 105. 160 acres of deeded land, well watered, all fenced, with a V new frame houehorse stable, corrals, sheds and other ranch improve- uieiiLs. iriice ?i,uw. xiiu aumtj owner lias ior suie at low ugures, co head of horses, 50 brood mares with colts and 100 head of young Amer ican cows with calves. No. 48. Relinquishment on a fine homestead in town 10, range 29, with all improvements, valued at $800. This is a'splendid homestead for a man "who wishes to raise cattle and horses. I have for sale a large amount ot cneap lana in tnis vicinity which is adapted tor stock raising. NO. 178. A SPLENDID TOWNSHIP OF LAND in the south part of Lincoln county, adapted to either farming or grazing. Price $3.25 per acre. No. 117. A SPLENDID DAIRY FARM of 160 acres of deeded land, containing a fine grove of timber; a beauti- tui location ior a man ot small means. Improvements consist ot 90 acres under fence, 5 acres in cultivation, 2 large corrals, stable, chicken house, goo'd cellar and other improvements. Thirty acres of this tract is excellent timoer lana. race only $l,o00. Address a. FORT, Real Estate Agent, (Platte Valley Land Office,) North Platte, Lincoln Co., Neb. Locust Street, opposite J. D. Jackson's, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. I have now on hand new and second-hand Lumber "Wagons, Snrincr Wagons and Buggies made b' the best workmen. All who wish anvtiiiug in that lino will do well to call on me. ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY Having recently fitted up the finest lex CfcXAJC Pablob in thf city, the patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. Families and parties supplied with ice cream on the shortest notice. I shall also keep a full stock of Confectionery, Vegetables, And Fruits for family use, as fresh as can be procured in this market. Also CHOICE CIGARS. MRS. MARY MASON, South sideof Spruce street, one block east of btreitz s Drug store, NORTH PLATTE, - NEB TIMBER claims. I have a number of timber claim reliuauish- monts. some of them offered auito reasonable. Below is a list of those I consider "worth the money asked. no. 1. Four miles from North Platte, in the bottom be LWBim uio rivers; coeap at NO. 2. A fine auarter-secrion of table land six miles south of Alkali, Keith county. $300. had been deputized by Coroner Moore to act as sheriff, had his suspicions aroused and swore out a warrant against Reynolds. He arrested him after he had eaten his dinner, and discovered nearly fiftv dollars on his person, some in eac vest pocket, some in a small pocket book and about tour dollars m his shoe, although Reynolds denied up and down that he had any money. This, together with several other suspicious circumstances, led to his being at once placed in jail. Moore, H. D. Moore, Lee Nunn, C. E. Trognitz and J. C. Bush left town at two o'clock for the scene of the tragedy, and Deputy Sheriff Carly, who had returned from Potter, and Ed. Fitch, followed shortly afterwards. Arriving at Tusler's horse ranch the party was joined by Constable George Laing, of Camp Clarke, and several other men. Proceeding rapidly to the spot the coroner summoned a 1 At . ... jury ana alter neanng the testi mony rendered the following verdict: At an inquest held on Middle creek, Cheyenne county, Nebraska, oh the 18th dav of September, A. D. 1885, before me, W. h. Moore coroner of said countv upon the bodies of James Pinkston, and John Pinkston, lying dead, bv the jurors whose names are hereto described, the said jurors upon their oath do say that the said James Tl 1 L - 1 X I T. T jrmKsion ana jonn nnicston came Boys' Clothing ! A Great Chance for Bargains. CO r-r- o --THE LINCOLN COUNTY TRIBUNE,-- Makes a Specialty of Publishing NEWS' CONCERNING WESTERN NEBRASKA. 3 X o c w Terms 1-50 3Po:r -fiLxjotxiixsa.. All sizes, all grades, from a cheap cotton to the finest imported wors ted corkscrew goods, the best line that has ever been brought to North Platte, will be slaughtered. Must be sold at once for cash. This large stock of bos' clothing has been assigned to the Star Clothing House to dispose of at any price, and we offer inducements that you have never seen equaled. The goods com prise a line of suits as fine as made in the United States, and will be sold at about one-half their value. 150 suits is all we have of them. Come before they are all gone. If 'ou doubt, come and see at the Star Clothing House. H. OTTEN, Prop. xn 3 O X o FACILITIES UNEXCELLED IN WESTERN NEBRASKA. Orders by Mail Receive Prompt Attention. 10, range 30 no. 3. A rood timber claim in townshi about 25 miles south of this city, No. A. Avery choice bottom Quarter in townshin 13. ranee 34. at xaui'. uomeeteaa reiinauiBhment in same section at $200 a bargain for any one hav ing the two rights, as u fine Dench and hay lana. to their death Wednesday,' Septem- IJ7 WEli SATED BH!KSsS HOUSE 17th, between the hours of five and A m the city or country, i banking faciUties, woo may do cmoarrassea or aewnooB ui uu- 35, NO. 5. A very fair timber claim- in township 12. range nign rouing prairie, very reasonaDie at $uo. oooooooo Bismark Saloon Billiard and Pool Hall, J. C. HTJPFER, Pbop., Keeps none but the finest Whiskies.such as XOBINSON COUNTY, TENN., COON HOLLOW, a F. C, TAYLOR. OUCKENHEIMER RYE. WELSH AND HOMESTEAD, Parties from a distance should bear in mini! that it is not necessary to live on a timber claim. After mnlnng your entry all von have to do is to hire the necessary improvement made, which al- j ways adds more than double the cost to the value teen years frna from all taxes before nrovins nn. This exemption is no smau . item and should not be overlooked. A timber claim 1b c profitable investment. HOJIESTEADS. I ha vo a number of homestead relinouisliments within easy access of the city, and oartipR with I small means will find it more profitable to bnv these than to go far away from the railroad or market. Alost of. them are oliereu reasonable. CITY PBOPERTY. I have a number of choice building lota in the ciry. .ranut uwnriu ciiuice iocs snouia call. No. 19. .Large fine house and two lots, windmill. tame, Biaoie. irees, anrnbbery, nicely improved, $2,500.00, or one lot and all the improvements for $2,000.00. Part eight o'clock, by blows on the head from some blunt instrument, supposed to be an ax, in the hands of James Reynolds, with murderous and felonious intent. The two bodies were sent to Sid ney Thursday night, Sheriff Carly and Lee Nunn bringing theirfinT They lay in the engine house yesterday and will be buried in the cemetery early this morning. Sid ney Telegraph. A pious individual named Rev. Dr. J. W. Haney made a speech in Springfield, Ohio, the other dav, in the course of which he said: "The Democratic party is the road to hell and the Republican party is the road to damnation. I'll take to the woods." Mr. Haney must be in a great hurry to get there first, or he would not cut cross lots. Two tons of gold, worth Sl,400,5 000, is lost every year from the wear and tear of commerce and personal use. may I taimng temporary accommodation on their paper can secure same by addressins Absolutely Confi dential. Box 2517, New York. .Its Causes and Cube, by one who 1 mi A m i 3 whs uisii. i my-oiKu t j cure. jLrcjciu.il bymoetof the noted specialists of the dav with no benefit. Cured him self in three months, and since then hundreds of others by the same process. A plain, simple and successful home treatment. Address 1. 1 irAujU 128 Eastugth street, New YorK City. mm. "GUY'S PLACE." Billiard . Hall PARKER'S TONIC. A Fun Family Xodieina that nsTer Intoxicates If you are a lawyer minister or business man exhausted by mental strain or anxions cares, do not take intoxicating stimulants, out use jtabk kb's Tokio. If you have dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Kidney or urinary complaints, or it you are trouDiea wiui any disorder of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood or nerves you can be cured by jf abkxb b ipxia. If you are wasting away from age. dissipation. or any disease or weakness and require a stimu lant takF. Parker's Tonic at once: it will invigor ate an J build you up from the first dose but wiU never intoxicate. It has saved hundreds of lives, CAUTION I Refuse all substitutes. Parker's Tonic is composed of the best remedial agents in the world, ana is entirely different from prepara tions of ginger alone, bend for circular. Hiscock & Co., 163 William St., New York. We Caution all on time. -Also fine case goods, Brandies, Rum, Gin, Etc. St Louis Bottled Bear and, Milwaukee Beer on draft No. 20. A very nice nouse and two lots, wind mill, tant, hydrants, hose, fountain. lots nirciy planted to young trees, $3000 No. 21. House and 2 lots on North side, six large rooms. 2 closets, out bmlningi, etc. O Mrect f Price 11,200. The BUYERS GTJIDB la iHWi Sept. mm Mmrtm, 1 8x11 lmckewltk mvtx BOO luutnuNU-a WMOle new vmuczy. GIVES Wholesale FxicM consumers m au Bommm mr iMlerftBllT Telia Mow t r nmd gires exacx cow OlH yom TTmLMtM of the wort. We rfl copy "r.rv.-- mb receipt o --..!. Xtahoarxroa AGAINST THEM. The unprecedented success and merit of ELV8 CREAM BALM a real cure for catarrh, hay fever and cold in the head has 'induced many adventurers to place catarrh aedicines bearing some resem blance in appearance, style or name upon the market, in order toytrade upon the reputation of Ely's Cream Balm.' Many in your immediate lo cality will testify in highest commendation. Donrt be deceived. Buy only Ely's Cream Balm. A particle is applied into each nostril; no pain; agreeable to use. Price 50 cents; of druggists. ATJTfl nXTUTTD To introduce JDllJ UJtrtllli we wiU give 1000 self-operating Washing Machin a you' ress office j street, New York. To introduce them we wiU give away Wasting Machines. If our name, f. u. and NATIONAL CO., Corner Sixth and Spruce Streets, NORTH PLATTE, - - NEBRASKA. yow. HIathographed maps of Lincoln county for sue, only 10 cents each, uy mau vc cenis. uMu-rr.nMCRY WARD A CO. USB K bK. IT. m m Spciica tiaingcontractonuiy mWWK WIIIIK i WIIIH THIS PAPER Xewspaper AaVertiin; be tor it is 1 A2JD Sample CUT A. t m Room, ALBIN STOLLE'S Real Estate AND LAI, Prep. ONLY Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars Kept at the Bar. Opera House Block, Front Street, NORTH PLATTE, - - NEBRASKA. YlaitlA ""Teroaer to con TISlMe! experi- contain liat of nJZZZ. ?ZJ??1 S,osPend ?e doUar' flnd in "the in- iT12e-l!un,(,red J?Mana dollars in ad Ifn& scheme is indicated which will to do nobjf slight changes eatHy arrived at bucor- TTtJona hve been Cud! Sent, post-paid, to any addresa for 10 cents. Write to GEO. P. BnwvrT i An TEW8PAPER ADVKimSma BTrpYf' 105prnce3t.PrliitlngHouc8q., New York. Collection Office, NORTH PLATTE, - NEBRASKA. Loans Negotiated, Collections Made and Promptly Remitted. POVERS OF ATTORNEY EXECUTED, ABSTRACTS OF TITLE, PURNISnED, AND EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO A GENERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. O SIPimZLsTG- OABT CO. Wholesalo Karrnfacturers of Two-Wheeled VeMoles, uumUAKO, iJest sake. TKK BTYUig OF HARNESS. ZToldtag? Scotch Harrows with Haaolos am warn. AssSu VO not iorgec to wnw ior rncra sau va huukbo. -
