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Semi - Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
aonsomi'TioN batksi
Odo Year, cash In advance.... 11.26
Months, cash In advance 65 cU
Entered at North Platte, Nobraska, Fostofflce
at second class matter.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1908.
The Big Show ii Ready.
Everything is in readiness for tho
biff Elks' minstrel show next Thursday
evening at tho Keith, thanks to tho ef
ficiency of Director Nunn, and the
readiness with which the participants
took hold of the work. That tho show
will eclipso anything ever given in
North Platte is vouched for by those
who witnessed tho rt hcarsal an evening
or two ago; its wonderful originality
appealing to all,
There nro six end men, supported by
a chorus of twelve, and these eighteen
have been selected aa representative
tnlont of tho city, and in the selection
no mistakes havo been made, for tho
harmony rendered in the productions is
simply exquisite, Tho songa to bo ren
dered are all now; none of them hnvo
been heard in North Platto before.
Along with this plcasureablo music will
be the jokes of tho end men, of which
thcro are a multitude and they all have
n local application.
Tho second part of tho program will
bo especially pleasing, consisting of
"Tho Poetry of Motion" by a number
of boys. A dozen girls will tell about
the "Iloglo-Ogio Man," Dr. Qulgley.
tho monoloqulat, will do a stunt, and
Muster Dowoy Nunn, the watch charm
comodlan, will nmuso the nudlonco as
it hits never before been amused.
LOCAL MENTION.
Mrs. John Murray loaves tonight for
Lincoln where sho will visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Paul Bartlntt for a fow days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Keith Nevillo, who were
married at Charles Town, W. Va., Oc
tober 21st, arrived in town Sunday.
Tho Presbyterian Aid will meet with
Mrs. V. V. Hoagland Friday afternoon,
Nov. Gth. Those having aprons or
fancy work please bring.
Tho now furnishings for tho Carson &
Landgraf barber shop wero placed in
position yesterday and make an attrac
tive showing. Tho prices for shaves
nnd hair cuts will remain the same.
Ladies' skirts from $1.08 to $20.00.
Wilcox Depaiitment Stoiie.
Among tho city teachers who will
leave tomorrow for Lincoln to attend
tho sessions of tho state teachers' as
Rociation are Miss Laura Murray, Maudo
Mollyncau, Gertrude Dakor, Thea Han
sen, Jean Sullivan, Mudo Wilson, Koto
Gilmnn, Prof. Gurllsch will also attend,
Supt. Tout leaves for Lincoln tonight.
Word has reached town that E. W.
Wright, of Maxwell, assaulted his wife
and children, while intoxicated, last
Friday, and was promptly arrested. At
a hearing hold yostorday beforo a jus
tice of tho peaco, he was given tho
opportunity of choosing botween a fine
of $100 and thirty days in jail, or leaving
tho country, and it is said ho chooso tho
latter.
Peninsular stoves and ranges, the
best constructed linos mado, at
Wilcox Department Stoke.
The laying of tho corner stone of the
new Presbyterian church noxt Thurs
day afternoon at four o'clock is an
event in which our people should tako
just priilo and honor with their presence.
This edifice will bo a credit to North
Platte, for it will bo one of tho finest
in the west part of tho state, and in
providing for its eroction the congrega-
tain is entitled to commendation from
The Promotion of Jefferi.
ThoOeden Standard published tho
following:
Superintendent Whitney returned
last night from a trip of Inspection
over the Union Pacific road to Raw
lins and is at his dosk wading through
a pllo of correspondence. In reply to
questions from a reporter rogarding
rumors of promotions and changes
on his division. Superintendent Whit
ney said:
"You may announce that W. M. Jef
fcrs has been anpointcd assistant su
perintendent of the Utah division of
tho Union Pacific, and will havo his
hendvuartera at Green River. The
new appointment is efTcctivo Nov. 1,
and is in the naturo of a promotion
for tho new assistant superintendent.
Mr. Jotters is a product of tho Union
Pacific railroad system and methods.
Ho entered the employ of tho company
sixteen years ago as a messenger boy
at North Platte. He became a clever
telegraph operator, was advanced to n
train dispatcher, then made a chief
dispatcher, promoted again to the po
sition of trainmastor, and now finally
reaches the important position of as
sistant superintendent. Ho is a bright
clever, cnergotic and progressive
votinc man nnd has n fino future. I
r r
havo known him personally for sever
al vears and havo every confidonco in
his discretion and good judgment in
railroad matters that will now occu-
nv his attention. His rapid advanco
and promotion during tho last few
years illustrates tho broad-gaugo pol-
lev of tho Harriman management in
rewarding employes who have demon
strated ubllity in tho service. Prac
tical knowledge, Industry, onergy and
Intelligence always wins-and withou t
those, 'influenco' doesn't cut any con-
aiderablo Influenco with those at tho
head of tho system.
"H. E. Richards, formerly of tho
Kansas division of tho Union Pacific,
has been promoted to tho position of
trainmaster of tho Utah division and
havo his hcadquortora nt Raw
lins. Ho is nn exceptionally good man
and his promotion is also the roward
of merit."
Ladles' Coats
each at Wilcox
from $5.00 to $40.00
Department stoke.
CAN'T DENY IT.
If This Had Happened in San Fran
cisco Instead of North Platte More
Than One Reader Might
Doubt It.
Tho average man is n doubtor. This
is not surprising tho publio havo been
humbugged so frequently they nro
Bkeptlcal. Proof like tho following will
stand investigation. It can , not be
disputed.
J. P. Sccarco, living on Ninth St.,
North Platto Neb., says: "I do not
hcnltnto to tell of tho benefit that
Doan's Kidnoy Pills havo afforded for
me. About six months ago I was
suffering night and day from tho most
turriblo pains through my back nnd
kidneys. Thope pains would nlwuys be
moro sovoro when I attempted to stoop
over or straighten from a sitting po
sition. Tho kidnoy secretions woro
annoying by tholr froquont action, and
doctor's modlcine or tho remedies I
tried gave mo no relief. A friond hear
ing of my suffering, adviBed me to give
Doan'B Kidney Pills a trial as ho had
boon cured of tho same complaint by
their uso. I Immediately procured a
box at A. F; Streltz's Drug Storo and
began using them. Tho rolief I felt
from tho first was very great, and In a
fow weeks my back was strong and well
and my kidnoys wore restored to their
normal and natural condition. Doan's
Kidney Pills cured mo thourghly and I
nm glad tn recommend them,".
For Salo by all Doalors. Prlco 50
all citizens. Your prosonco at tho New York, Solo Agents for tne United
. in t.- ...!. I Hint-fin.
corncr-stunc inyii.K win uo oviuonco 10 ----. nnn'n-iinf1
T- m li Wit
3 W
S 3,
Jollar Worth?
Just what it will buy.
In groceries it is worth
About $1.10
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J.
S. TWINEM
Homeopathic Physician
nnd surgeon.
Office! McDonald Bank Hullding.
Phono 183.
A. J. Amos, M. D. Marie Amos, t. D-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Office: Over Stono Drug Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
.at.
GEO. B. DENT,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
) Office 130
Phones
(Residence 115
LAMB'S CASH STORE,
.NORTH SIDE.
D
R. L. C. DROST.
Osteopathic Physician,
Rooms 7 and 8, McDonald
State Bank Building,
Phono.148.
XTRAGOO
CLOTHES FOR IIOVS
Ederheimer, Stein tc Co., Makers
the
H'
ERE' S
boys' over-
m 4
coat tor winch
most parents have
indicated a prefer
ence. It's the newest
style; a mighty sensi
ble coat; best protec
tion from the cold.
You'll find the ones we
are idling have tho Xtrn
gooD label ( only store in
town representing this make'.
It's standard everywhere.
If you fall to get it you'll
probably have occasion to
wish you had. We've a good
assortment of this stylo In
tho best patterns for ages
7 to 16. Other styles if
you prefer.
Weingand & McDonald
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
Attornoys-at-Law.
Office over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
rp C. PATTERSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
OBDHOPHEAniXa ON f KTITIOKFOR
ProinTMKNT nr AuinniiitiAiun
UK AUHIItlSi.'UA.TXllJL.
Stats of Nebraska, t,
County or Lincoln, I .
In the County Court October (5th. 1908.
in the matter or tno estate or wuuam ii.
Welty, deceased. ,
'n reading and filing the petition of Cath
erine M. Miller and Henry D. Weltr. praying
that tho administration of satd estate mar
bo granted to John E. Erans as administra
tor. . . .
Uruorco. xnat uciouersist, iwo, aiu oxiock
a. m., Is assigned for bearing sam petition
Tfhcn all persons Interested in said mattpr
may appear at a County court to do noiu in
and for said County, and show cause wny
the nrarer of petitioner should not be
srantcd. This notice to bo published for
three successive weeks In tho North Platte
Trlbuno prlor'to Octobor 3lst 1803.
w. u. f. LI) mi
od-7t County Judge.
NOTICE.
N'otlco Is hereby siren that atone o'clock
on Monday, tho vth day of Nor. ito, at tne
East front door of tho courthouse initio
cltr of North Platte, I will sell at .public'
auction to tho inmost anu nest muuer tno
south half and northwest Quarter of section
ss.townshtp U, In rango 31, in Lincoln, County,
nenrasKa. . . ....
Terms of said salo are to boone-tnlra (Hi
cash, balanco one-half M) In one year and
one-half Of) In two years from date of salo
with Interest at six por cent per annum.
Hald salo Is made by virtue of an order of
tho District Court of Lincoln county, Neb.,
In a caso wherein Albert O. Uorhart Is
plaintiff and Junnto A. Karlos, Arthur L.
(Jerliart. John II. Qorhart and Watson 8.
tiorhart arc dofondants, broucht to partition,
saiu saio
the above described land and
hold pursuant to said order.
LtSTxu Walker. Roferco.
Is
Going to a Reception
or bridge party? Why not havo a coupo
from this livery stable take nnd return
you. The cost will no trilling, and
you'll have tho pleasure of arriving in
stylo and without the slightest disar
rangement of your dress and hair. Do
the thing right next time. Order tho
carriage from hero as if you owned it.
A. M. Lock.
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A full lino of Caskets, Robes, otc.
Calls answered promptly.
Day Phone 126, Night Phone 482.
MY LUMBER ALWAYS
ON THE MOVE.
Ask your neighbor tho reason. The
answer comes, his prices nro right and
satisfaction guaranteed. Mv larrro and
well assorted stock enables every buyer
to get what ho wants. Now is tno time
to build. Let mo figure vour noxt re
quirements, my estimates win uolouny
tno lowest for tho snmo superior duality
of lumber than you will got from and
ono else in tho country.
bntisiactton is my motto.
C. F. 1DDINGS.
My 4-X Flouris
Uncle Sam's Pride
and mino also. Why not yours? It's
tho perfect flour; a scientific product
of tho most approved milling methods.
Remembor every grocer in town handles
it, nnd every sack is guaranteed. Wenr
that satisfaction smilo thut comes from
tho uso of tho first sack of my flour.
baiisiaction is my motto.
C. F. IDDINGS.
the members of the congregation that
you appreciate their efforts, and will
tend to arouso greater enthusiam with
in them.
tako no other.
Myrtle News.
C A. Gambrel was transacting busi
ness in North Platte Friday and Satur
day. C. T. Campbell also spent Satur
day in that town.
There will be preaching at Douglas
Bdhopl house Sunday evening, Nov. 8th,
by Brother Jos. Warbrobe.
Little Ruth Neal has boen on the
sick list, but la reported to be better.
The Presbyterian ladies' aid aocioty
will give one of their famous suppers
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. James
Hudson the evening of Nov. 0th.
Everybody is invited to come out and
have a jolly time.
D, McNicol sold six head of calves to
Wra. Ross last week. .
Owing to the rain no Bchool was in
tension at Myrtle, Monday. C. T.
Campbell of Dlst. 63 had an attendance
of four pupils, while Mrs. Moore who
made tho trip to and from her school in
Logan county had an attendance of one
pupil.
There was a dance at the Schultz
residence Friday night.
Best the world Afforas
"For fifteen years I have watched the
working of Ducklen'a Arnica Salve;
and it has never failed to cure any sore,
boll, ulcer or burn to which it waa ap-
Cllod. It has saved us many a doctor
HI," bays A. F. Hardy, of East Wll
ton, Maine. 2Gc. at S taw's drug store,
ONE MILLION
Smokers to be Made Happy
by Using the
Matchless
Cigar
Lighter
Price 50 Cts.
(Special Rates to Dealors.)
This lighter works in biggest wind, land
or bob, needs no liquid of any kind nor
caps. If dealer cannot furnish wo can.
Matchless Cigar Lighter Mfg. Co.,
16 John Street, New York.
NOTICE OK PAI.K.
Kfllfr! Ik lirliv irlvmi tl.at mt I r.'lrulr n
(3... ......li... k... A. 1. .1... a. i - .
tho east frontdoor of tho court bouse in the
city of North Platw. Nebraska. I will soli at
public auctlou to tho highest and boat bid
der, the nortbwoat quarter of section SO.
township IS. north of rango 93, west of tho 8th
1, SI. In Lincoln County. Nebraska, tho
On the Watch
for tho highest quality nnd best and
most stylish harness that Is mauo wo
always are, nnd that is what we securn
for our stock. Wo havo everything in
up-to-date designs in both light and
heavy horncss and horso goods of all
kinds and at fair prices.
A. F. FINK.
Delicious Bread
that confers nn ndded charm to any
meal, Is mado by tho Entorpriso Bakery
und served at your homo every morning
for breakfast. It is famous among all
who know what is good to eat. It has
that delightful flavor which is so sel
dom attained even among tho best of
bread makers. Givo us a trial order
and you will know how good it is.
Enterprise Bakery.
Probate Notice to Creditors.
In tbo count? court of Lincoln rnnntr. Niv
urasKa.
In tbo matter of tho cstato of Edward L.
Kain. deceased.
Isotlco Is hereby irlren. that thn creditors
or tno saiu acccasca win meet tne administra
trix of said estate, beforo mo. County Judira
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, at the county
court room in said county, on tiioietnday or
November. iWo. and on tho 17th day of May,
iwv. atu o ciock a. tn. eacn uar. ror tno Dur
doso of presenting tholr claims for oxamlna
tion, adjustment and allowance, six months
are allowed for creditors .to Drcsent tholr
claims and ono year for tho administratrix
to scttlo said pstato from tho lVth day
or uotober, iws. This notlco win bo published
In tho North I'latto Trlbuno for four
weoks successively rjrlor to tbo 10th day
of Novombor. 1903.
witness my nana and seal or said court this
lvtn day of October. A. I), lvoa.
w. u. KUUISlt,
o20-l County Judjo
ORDER OP 1IKARINQ ON PROBATE OF
FOREIGN WILL.
Tho State of Nobraska. I .
Lincoln County, I D"
Tn tbo County Court. October 20th. 1906.
In tho matter of tho pstato of Amos II.
Adams, deceased.
On roadlnir and flllnir the notltlon nt CI. M.
Harden. Dravlnir that tho Instrument, fllad
on tho zutu day or October, iuom. and our-
porting to bo a duly authenticated copy of
tho last will and tostment of the said lfv
ceased, may bo proved, approved, probated.
allowed and recorded as tho last
will ana testament of thn said Amos II
Adams, deceased.
Ordered. That November luth. ivu. at 8
o clock a. in., is assigned for hearing said
petition, wuon an persons interested in said
matter may appear at a county court to be
lmld In and for satd county, and show cause
why tho Dravor of tho Detltlonor should not
on granted. This order to bo nubiishod six
consecutive publications In tho North Platto
Trlbuno prior to November luth. n.
o20-s W. C. Er.UEit. County Judge,
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of tho Interior,
United States Land OQlco.
North Platto. Nobraska.
Oct. 23. 1U08,
A sufllclent contest affidavit havlnir boon
(lied In this ofllco by Ollvor A. Rldenour. of
Wallace. Neb., contestant, against homestoad
entry No. 21U50, mado Juno 14th, 1000, for the
bouthwest quarter of section 14, township II,
rango S3, by Lowroy nruckmar contestoo.
In which it Is alleged that said Lowroy
Ilruckmarhasnoverestabllshed a resldonceor
residua unon said land since tho date of his said
entry and has wholly abandoned said land for
moro than six months last past. That ho lias
not Improved or cultivated said land and
said land Is entirely without Improvements
of any kind or character. That all of said
defects exists to this dato. Said parties
aro horoby notified to appear, respond and
offer ovldonco touching said allegation at 10
o'clock a. m. on Dec. 33. 108 before the
Reglstor and Receiver at the United States
Laud Olilco in North l'latte. Nobraska,
Tho said contestant having. In a Droner
aflldavlt, lllrd Oct. 23. 100S, sot forth facts
which show that after duodlllircnca nersonal
horvlcu of this notlco can not bo made, it Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notlco
lhj givun by uuo anu proper publication.
O27o .i. k. Evans, itcristcr.
LEOAT. NOTICE.
To Nathaniel E. Martin, defendant: You
aro horoby notified that on tho 18th day of
October, 1V08. John O. Dowoy, plaintiff, filed
his petition In tho district of Lincoln county.
Nebraska, against Nathaniel E. Martin, as
dofondant, to qulot tltlo In tho plaintiff In
tno Northeast quarter inn hi or paction
Kourtoen (14), Township Nino (0) North.
Rango Thirty-four (SI) west of tho Oth Princi
pal Meridian In Lincoln county, Nebraska!
that aurmr tno month or December, ism, one
Nicholas Hcullen. who was then owner of said
premises, with his wife Mary Hcullen. made,
oxecutod and delivered to ono Nathaniel E,
Martin a mortgage upoi said premises to se
cure an Indebtedness of $400.00, that said
mortg ago was recorded In tho county clerk's
ofllco of Lincoln county. Nobraska, In Hook
S of Mortgages at Pago 130; that said mort-
gago has long slnco boen paid, but through
mlstako or neglect still remains of record and
unsatisfied and casts a cloud upon tho tltia
of satd premises; that satd mortgage became
duo on tho 6th day of Dcccmbor. 18U1, and
moro than ten years havo elansod slnco it bo-
camo duo and If unpaid Is barrod by tho stat
utes or limitation.
Tho plaintiff is the ownor and In possession
of catd premises and tho object and prayor
of said petition is to havo said mortgago can
celled and discharged from tho records of
tho county clone's onico or Lincoln county.
Nebraska, anu tnatsaia utio to saia premises
bo quieted in tho plaintiff, and for such other
and further relief as equity may require.
You are rcuuiroa to answer saia notltlon
on or bnforo tho 7th day of December, 1B0B,
Dated this lth day of October, 1W8.
JOHN C. DEWEY. Plaintiff. .
o20l Ily L. E. Roach, his Attornoy.
ORDER OF HEARING FOR APPOINTi ,
MUNT UF AIJiUirilSTltATULA.
Stato of Nobraska. Lincoln County, ss
In tho county court October lvth, 1TO8,
In tho matterof tho ostato of Albert Drown.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Ida
Nclr Drown, praying that tho administra
tion of said estate may bo granted to her as
administratrix,
Ordered. That November Dtli. 1008. at- 9
o'clock a. m., is assigned for hoarlng said
potltlon, when all persons interested in said
matter may appear at a county court to be
hold In and for said county, and show causa
why tho prayer of potltioner should not bo
granted. This notlco to bo published for six
success! vo publications In tho North Platto
Trlbuno prior to November vtn, iwh.
W. U. ULIJUU,
o20-3 County Judge.
Serial No. 0401. II. E, 19100.
Notlee for Publication.
Department of tho Interior,
Land Ofllco at North Platto. Neb.
September 21st. 1908.
Notice is hereby el ven th at CarlW. llcQ rew.
of North Platte. Nobraska. who on Docember
Sth, 1001, mado homestead entry No. 10106,
ror tho northwest quarter (nwk), ac
tion 8. Township IS north, Rango 20 west
Sixth Principal Meridian, has Died notlco of
Intention to make final uvo yoar proof
to" establish claim to tho land above
described, boforo tho Register and Re
ceiver at North Platto, Nob., on tho 20th
day of Novombor. loos.
Claimant names as witnesses: i. u. retor
tion. A. Rudolph, T. J. Combs and W. A.
Stearns, all of North Platto, Nebraska.
BZi-o J. u. xsvand, Register.
ROAD NO. 313.
To all whom it may concern.
The commissioner appointed tor the
purpose pf locating a public road com
mencing at tho southeast corner of the
northeast quarter of section 36, town 9,
range 29, thence running on half sec
tion line east about 76 rods, thonce
running in a northeasterly coutm 10
rods, thence running in a satasiitff ly
course 50 rods, thence runniar ft M
rods thence running northeast 16 roda,
thsnct running east en nail section una
180 rods and connecting with laid out
road thoreat, has reported in favor of
the establishment of said road, and all
claims for damage must be filed in the
county clerk's office on or beforo noon
on tho 16th day of Decomber. 1908, or
such road will bo established without
reference thereto.
Dated North Platte, Neb., October
13, 1908.
County Clerk.
Mrs. Jennie JVrmsfronrj. Prop.
Wood Turning and
Furniture Repairs, T
Jos. F, Fillion
Authorized
DRAIN LAYER
Would like to figurq with
you to connect your house
with city sewer system.
Also Plumbing Work,
Tin Roofing nnd
Spouting.
hone 180.
tortus of said salo to ba ono half cash and tho
iiaianco in tnrnu ttouai annual payments with
Interest from the dato of sale at six percent
per annum upon each of the deferred pay
inonti, said sale Is mado by virtuo -of an
order of the district court of Lincoln county,
Nebraska, in a caso wherein Wesley T, Wll
rox U plalnlltr and JuMe Dlkeinan, Aimoda
i';. uiMeman, uuauncy k. uiKetuau. j.uclle i
Dlkvuian and Ueojauibi A. Dlkotnau, execu
tor and truitttu aro dufundants. brought tn
sarLltlon tho aboru described land and said
sale Is hold pursuant to said wder,, Ct, M-K f P O
port n UlTTLVn UWUMttH BcIwrW. huiiii w . w
Cabinet Work, Screen
Frames, Saw Filing" and
Setting-. All kinds of Job
Work done on short
notice at prices to suit.
Terms Cash.
P. M. Sorenson.
Notice
No hunting allowed on tho lands of
the undersigned. All violators of this
notico will bo prosecuted to the full ex
tent oi tno law:
A, C. Lnno
Frank Ebolo
Julia Merklo
II. C. Hidimrer
Geo. P, Patterson
P. O, qulk7
A. Coolidge
II. Lampliiugh
J. A. Shaw
J. P. Lister
Abbio Mucombor
Sheriff's Sale.
Ry virtue of an order of sale issued from
tho district court of Lincoln County, No
braska, upon a decree of foreclosure ren
dered In said court whoroln Henry Walto-
math, Is plaintiff and Hannah Hansen, Potor
Hanson, John Uultgren, Laura liuitgren anu
Arthur Hultsren wero defendants, and to mo
directed, I will on tho 28th day of Nov., lws. at
ono o'clock p. m.. at tho east front door of tho
court nousa in North riatto Lincoln ucuntr.
Nebraska, sou at puhiic auction to tne Highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree. Inter
est and costs, tho following descrlbod nron-
erty, to-wlt: Tho northhoast quarter (noM)or
section eighteen (18), township twelve (12)
rango thirty-two r-u), in Lincoln county, No-
lirnHkl.
Dated North Platto. Nobraska. Octobor
0th, IDW. . .
O.l-O 1. Ll. flUUTVnDEUUEII, Diionu.
BnEHIliT'S BALE.
Ily virtuo of an order of sale issued from
tlie district court of Lincoln county. Nobras
ka, upon a decree of foreclosure ronderod In
said court wherein G Irani Trust Company,
trustee, Is plaintiff and John Stoecker, D, W.
rUaploten, Mrs. I). W. Staplctou. his wife.
tlrst name unknown and John Doo aro
defendants, and to mo directed, I will on the
:3th day of Nov . iwti. at i ociock p.m.
. n ..na fMtnt ilfui. nf lliuflnll.t tirtllu. In
U b Hill MB, Hlllivuinil l. uvuu.w IU Mu .. I BGkblUll V, A U Till , AVH1I
ttoriu risui', Liiicuiu cuumy, mjurm, suit i iin rnrmlnsttnn of thi nrnnnnrwl rnnri
at uubiio auction to tho highest bidder for ?no lorrninauon or. tne proposeu rpaa,
cash, to satisfy said decree, lntorest and has reportftrj in laYOr OI
costs,thofollowlngde.scrlbed property, to-wlt:
Southeast duartor (HF. Ml of section Thlrty-
threo IS3, township Nino 191,. North of range
Thirty-four ISl). West of 8 P. M. In Lincoln
County. Nobraska.
Dated at North Platto, Neb., Oct. 20, 1008.
I. L. Mii.TONiirnOEH.
o'-T-S Sheriff.
Notice to Hunters.
Wo will prosecute to tho full extent
of tho law all hunters or tresspassers
on our land.
Chas. P. Wilkinson,
Henry Wilkinson,
Olo L. Oleson,
Spencer Edmistcn,
Chris Sard.
A. It. Christenson,
James Sadie
P. L. Welnburg,
M. C. Seth.
Frank England,
G. W. Edmisten,
Mary rakn.
G. G. Rowley,
For Rent A five room house with
barn. Two blocks from high school,
Imiufre n Bnt ft irtrttrtl
ROAD NO. 316.
To all whom it may concern:
The commissioner annotated for the
purposo of locating: a public road com
mencing at tho southeast corner of sec
tion 9 and the southwest corner of sec
tion 10, Town 9, Rango 29, running north
on section lino between sections 9 and
10 about 120 rods, thonco in a north
westerly direction striking tho quarter
section lino between tho southeast quar
ter and tho northeast quarter of sec
tion 9 about 50 rods west of section line
between sections 9 and 10, thence in a
northwesterly direction about 20 rods
around.head of pocket, thence in a north
easterly direction on present traveled
road until it strikes the present granted
road coming out of head of pocket from
Well caynon, on northoast quarter of
section 9. Town 9, Rango 29, this being
the termination or the proposed road,
has reported in favor of tho establish
ment of said road, and all
claims for damage must bo filed in the
county clerk's office on or before noon
on the 15th day of December, or
such road will be established without
reference thereto.
Dated North Platte, Nebraska, Oct.
13, 1908. P. R. Elliott,
County Clerk.
School Land Auction.
The following described lands in Lin-
coin County will bo offered for lease
at public auction at the county treas
urer's office in North Platte, Satduray,
XNovemoer, is, iwa at iu:uu a. m.
Terms of leasing and appraised value
may be had on application to the coun
ty treasurer or to the Commissioner of
Public Lands and Buildings at Lincoln.
All 36-16-28
S-2 36-16-30.
, J; & EATQ& . Comaissiwer PuWte