Semi-Weekly Tribune
ttn I . Bare, Editor and I'ublwher.
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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Post
office asccond Class Matter.
FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1911
Upon his return from Washington to
Chicago tho early part of the week Son-
ator "Lorlmer was greeted as a hero,
several thousand lining the streets nnd
"showering flowers upon., him." We
trust these frenzied admirers were not
secured on tho same basis as It was re
ported votes In iho Illinois legislature
were secured.
W. J. Bryan recently stated that ha
did not consldor Governor Harmon an
"available" man for tho democratic
nomination for president. This moves
fiovemor Wilson up n notch or two
among tho possibilities. While Mr.
Bryan's attitude toward Governor Har
mon may not goyorn, It will neverthe
less cut some figure.
If tho members of the new congress
pay Attention to the noods of their per
sonal nockotbooks as well as the com
fort of the country they will pass a rec
iprocity measure and adjourn before
the Chnutaunun season onens. It is
said that Champ Clark stands to lose
engagements worth $9,000 to him if
congress remains in session through the
dog dayB. Lincoln Journal.
Rubber, which for a time soured
above two dollars a pound, has dropped
to about a dollar. Tho Increnoo in the
production last year was ten thousand
tons, hence tho decrease in price.
When aUtomobilcs becamo so popular
everybody looked for n big advanco In
rubber,' which came, but at tho some
time the rubbor plantations increased
wonderfully in number and tho supply
more than kopl pace with tho Increased
dumand.
Tho defeat of county option moans
that it will be a political issue in 1912,
and In fact until so decisively settled as
to leave no doubt as to the real feeling
of the" heonle on tho subject. Had tho
measure been defeated in tho legisla
ture by a heavy majority tho Issuo
would not have bobbed up in tho next
campaign, but the closeness of the voto
gives county optlonlsts courage to again
force it into politics at tho next gen
eral election,
The Colorado Highway commission
will bo taken over the propohcd, routo
through Nebraska, following tho Union
Pacific railway, In a coupla . of weeks,
by H. B. FrodrickBon, a stnto repro
sentative'of the Touring Club of
America. This iu dono in order to sat
isfy the commission as to the most log
ical route across this stnto. A trans
continental read mania being made
and the Colorado Highway commission
will-'chooso this routo from Dcnvor
east at a meeting to bo hold about tho
middle of this month, Thoy want to
know what route to connect with In
this state. '
The resignation of Richard A. Dnllin-
ger. as secretary of tho Interior, vyas
accepted by President Taft'Tuesday,
and Waltfr L. Fisher, of Chicago, ap
pointed as his successor. It appears, in
the correspondence between tho presi
dent and Mr. Ballinger, winch was
given out by' the white house, that tlfo
secretary's resignation has been in the
president's hand since January 19, and
that.it was held in aboyance at'the re-
quest of Mr. Taf t and that the latter
accepted Jit at the urgent request of
Mr. Ballinger. In giving his consent to
the secretary's retirement, Mr. Taf t
takes occasion to declare with emphasis
his unchanging faith in tho integrity of
tho motives and the ofllcinl standards
of Mr. Ballinger nnd his unmeasured
Indignation of thoso who assailed him,
declaring that ho has "beon tho sub
ject of one of the most unscrupulous
conspiracies for tho defamation of
character that history can sl.ow."
Tho most extensivo movement of
troops and war vessels ever executed
in this .country in time ofpeace is now
under way by. order of tho president as
commander-in-chief of the urmy and
navy, tha objective point being tho
country north of the Mexican boundary
and waters of tho two oceans at either
end of It. Twenty-two thousand sold
lorsT-mbre, than one-fourth of the army
orthe United States of all arms of
et tho sorvlce aro moving toward the
Mexican border. Four armored cruisers,
corripHsfng th fifth division of tho
Atlantic fleet, have been ordered from
the northern waters to the naval station
at Guantanarao; Cuba, and most of the
Pacific fleet is, or shortly will bo, on Ub
way to assemuio c sun reciro aim bun
Diecro. Cal.. and 2.000 marines aro nre
par Rig to make tha Guantaxamo station
tttmnorarv headnuarters. It was ofll-
eiallv announced at the white house and
at tha war and navv department tedav
that the purpose of this great mobiliza
tion, unprecedented save In war times,
Is the training of officers and men under
jaorvlcfi conditions and practice 'In co
operation between tho naval and land
forces. Unusual pains were taken by
all officially concerned In the matter to
give this color to the sudden activities
but these statements were accepted
with increasing reserve.
A Modern Institution
For tho treatment of medical and surgical cases. Open to tlie
medical profession. Special accommodation for confinement cases
Training school for nurses in connection. Address all communi
cations to the superintendent.
Phone 642 Cor. Eighth nod Locust
Chautauqua Directors Meet.
A Special meeting of the Board of
Directors of tho North Platte Chautau
qua Association was hold Friday oven
ing in tho ofllco of the Secretory. Two
vacancies in tho Board, caused by the
removal from town of K. D. Smnll and
Eben Warner, wero Hired by tho elec
tlon of Wilson Tout aud Ray C. Lang
ford. Contracts for the tents wero or
dered by the Board and a committee on
grounds was appointed.
Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis was en
gaged to glvehor lecture on some phase
of Socialism for p'ne of the afternoon
sessions. She comes vory highly rec
ommended and Is known by somo of
our local psoplc. Plans for disposing of
tickets for tho coming session wero dis
cussed and the Board adjourned to moot
March 24th at the same place.
C. A. Howe Married.
Tho York Dally News of Tuesday
contained this item, which will be of
interest to our readers:
A quiot wedding took place Inst even
ing at 5 o'clock In tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Rhoades, one and one-half
miles northwest of the city. The
parties to tho happy event wore Charles
A. Howo, of Oshkosh, Neb., and Sarah
D. Gardiner, of York. Tho wedding
ceremony was characterized by simplic
ity and Informality, yot with dignity
nnd lmproasivencss as Rev. Alexundcr
Bennott pronounced the vows, using
tho ring service and ritual of tho Motho-
dlot Episcopal church. A small party
of immcdlatn relatives nnd friends wero
witnesses to the event, Including Mrs.
Nancy E. Gardiner, mother of tho bride,
Mr. John Ittncr, the Misses Ittner, tho
Misses Myers. Mrs. Rhondes, nt
whoso home wero extended tho wedding
hospitalities, is a twin sister of the
bride. A bountiful wedding dinner was
served, and joyful was tho hour. Choice
presents wero mado tho bride. Mr
and Mrs. Howo tako a wedding journey
to Miami; Florida, after which they will
reside on Mr. Howe's ranch ut Oshkosh.
Well wishes are extended this estimable
couplo from tho many who know them.
With receipts of 14,000 bond the bulk
nog price nt umaha Wednesday was
$0.74. One yeni ago with receipts n
little hoavier tho bulk sold at $9.78.
If supply and demand regulate price,
then wo aro not eating as much pork
by nbout onu-fourtlr as wo did a year
ago.
Rheumatic Throws Away His Crutches.
Johnston City, III. Robert Fremaux,
who had contracted n sovero case of
inflamatory rheumatism while working
in the mines here, has had n rather re
in ark able recovery, considering that ho
wasunublo to get nlong without crutches
and that ho was so quickly put on his
feet.. The treatment which accom
plished this wonderful rosult Is n
British preparatlbn, "Coitno," known
also as the "king remedy for rheuma
tism," because It has been used and
publicly endorsed by members of tho
roynl family.
Mr. Fremaux, whohnd just laid down
his pick after & hard day's labor, and
who seemed as spry ns a school boy,
said: "1 had boon a outfocor from in
flamatory rheumatism for Hvo months.
Boforo I took 'Colmo' 1 walked with
crutches, hut now I walk like other
follows, my rneumntiem is entirely
gone and I am now back working in tho
mino with my former strength and
vigor.
Tho remouy winch cured Mr. I're
muux has recently been brought to this
country, the American distributer being
ttio uoimo uompany, zw Jeucrson
Street, Chicago. "Celmo Ib also obtain
able in this city, being sold by Schillor
& Co.
FOR
Some choice bred
more boars.
Poland
. PAYNE'S DIART FARM,
One-half mile south of postoffiiqe.
Bcelcr-SIii'nkle.
Married at tho home of the bride at
Herhey, Nob., Friday evoning, March
6th, at C p. in, Rev. JohnBon officiat
ing, Rcgina Anna, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. A. F. Bceler to Claude L.
Shinkle.
Tho wedding was a quiet event, only
relatives and n few Invited friends wit
nessing the ceremony. Tho contracting
parties are well and favorably known,
having lived in "Lincoln county nil
their lives. Tho goom is the son of W.
J. Shinkle, a ranch man living on the
North River, whilo tho bride Is the
dnughtor of Horshoy'o genial atoro
keeper. The brldo was , becomlngTy
dressed In white nnd carried a boquet
of brido's rosos. Miss Ethel, sister of
bride, acted as bride, s maid and was
dressed in light blue, carrying a boquet
of pink roses. James Callaway was
best man.
Mis Villa Bergeman of. North Plnttc
played the wedding march, who was
attractively nrrnyed In silk lavender
Miss Mabel Sawyer also of North Platte
won nttcndnnt to tho bride.
Mr, and Mrs. Shinkle expect to make
their home on n rnnh in tho noar
future, Attendant.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Mnrch 8th, 1911.
Hoard met in regular session, pres
ent Commissioners Walter nnd Streitz
nnd county clerk. ,
Claim of J. M, Wilson, janitor, at
lowed for $05. CO. y.
Clnim of Lester Walkor, poormastor,
allowed for 100.00
Resignation of II. C. Reagan, nsses-
sur for Dickens precinct, accepted and
Alvin Brown appointed assessor of snld
precinct. v
Road No. 334 enmo up for final ac
tion, but on "account of a petition being
presented asking for a change in said
roau, tinni action is uoterrcu until Aiay
8th
Board adjourned until tomorrow.
R. E. LOUDON
AUCTIONEER
twenty years experience
means good results tor those
who have my services.
Phone or address me at
North Platte.
Change Proposed Road No. 334.
The commissioner appointed to view
the change in proposed road No. 334.
Commencing nt station JMo. iz on
nroDosed road No. 334 about 20 rods
ease and 10 rods north of the south
went corner northeast nunrter of north
west diiarter of section 30. township 14,
rnnco 33 nnd running thonce southeast
to the nunrter section comer between
northeast quarter and southeast quarter
of tho northwest nunrter section S0-14-
33 thence east one-half mile on quarter
section line of tho northeast quarter
section 30-14-33 to connect thereat with
Second Street in the city of Sutherland,
Neb., nnd to vacate all that part of
proposed road 334 between station
number 12 and station number 0,
has renorted in favor of the chunge,
with the followlntf oxcention in tho
net t on the road is to jog north at the
northwest corner of tho Gummorvland.
fair not to bo a snuarc loir, but the
centor of the road is to be the north
west corner of tho Gummery land, from
that point tho Raid road is to run east
nlong the north lino of tho Gummery
land taking tho entire 06 feet for the
public road from tho Wilson land, and
all .objections thereto or claims for
dnmntro must bo filed in tho oflieo ol
tho county clerk on or before May the
8th, lull, or such road will bo estab
lished without reference thereto.
mi- F. R. Elliott, County Clerk.
SPCUE
China Sows. Also a few
Homeopathy
Principle
s
Similca, Siruilibus, Curantus
A liko remedy will cure A ilko
disease. N
A law immutable, that cannot
change, and as true today as
when it first came to light.
true and tried system that will
bear investigation.
Nature's own treatment whore
remedies nre paramount
For out of town patients and
all those interested: Rooms fur
nished when desirca for confine
ment, medical and the necessary
surgical cases. (Trained nurse in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical Practicioncr
Go to
SORENS ONS
FOIt
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty. -
Shop 107 East Fifth.
Happily Surprised.
This picture represents a man who
received a box of our cigars for a gift.
That he was pleased can be noted by
his wide smile. You will bo equally
pleased with our cigars, whether you
buy one lor a nicKlo or dime.
J F. SCBMALZRIED.
t-
COL. DAVE LOVE,
Auctioneer.
Leading' Auctioneer of western
Nebraska. Charges low and satiafac
tion assured. Phone or write.
Sutherland, Neb.
OIirtKKOP HKAIUNOON PKTITION FOK
Arl UlNTMKNT III' ADMINISTRATOR
OR ADMINISTRATRIX
Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
In tho county court.
In tho matter ot tho estate Marr
Dinner, ueceascu.
On readlnir and filing tho netltlon of Leon
ard Calvert nravlnir that the administration
of said estate may bo granted to Lorenzo
8. llrlttcnham as administrator.
Ordered, TUat Mar, nth. mil, atoo'c.lock
a. m.. Is assigned for hearing said uetltlon
when all persons Interested In said manor
may appear at. a county court to Ihi held In
and foruald county and showauso why tho
prayer of petitioner should notrtto granted;
and thatnotlCHOf tho pond ones of said pet
ition and tho hearing thereof bo given to all
liorsoiw Interested In said matter by publish
ing a copy or this order In tho North l'latto
L'rlbuno. a noml -weekly nowsuanur printed
In said county, for six successive Issues
prior to said day or hearing.
Dated February lUtlw Hill.
f2lft W. O. Ki.dku. Countr .Tiiilcrn
lly Katherlno F- Clark. Clerk County Court-
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notlco is hereby iriven that sealed
bids will be received at the oflieo of tho
city clerk of North Platte. Nebraska.
up to fivo o'clock p. m., March 21, 1011,
lor tne construction or a lateral sewer
In Sower District "G3" n sa d c tv nc
cording to plans and specifications now
on file in tho oflieo of tho city clork of
said city.
Approximate estimate of cost of
Bower lateral as per report of city en
gineer is yoz.tu.
Local labor to bo employed as far as
practicable.
Certified check on local bank of 2 por
cent of amount of bid will bo required
to insure entering into contract.
satisfactory bona to bo given when
contract is Blgned
Mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or nil was.
By order of tho'city council.
Chas. F, Temple, City Clork
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the ofllce of the
city clerk of North Platte, Nebraska,
up to fivo o'clock p. m., March 21, 1911,
lor tne construction or n lateral sewer
In Sower District "F" in said cltv nc
cording to plans and specifications now
uii iiiu in ma uiiiv.'u ui nit: wuy ciuiK ui
said city.
Approximate cstimnhj of cost of
sower laterel ns por report of city on
glnoe'r Is $1,118.00. V-
Local labor to be employed as far as
nracticab e.
Certified check on local tfank of 2 per
cent or amount or bid will bo required
to insure entering into contract.
Satisfactory bond to be given when
contract is signed.
Mayor and council reserve tho right
to reject any anu an bids.
By order of the city council.
Chah, F. Temple, City Clerk.
WILLIS J. tfEDFIELD, M. D.
Surgeon. Physician, Consultant.
Ofll ce Physicians and Surgeons Hospita
Phones: Ofllce C42, Residence G44
i A. J. AMES. MAIUE AMES.
I
I
Dsclors Ames & Ames, -Physicians
and Surgcens,
Ofllce over Stono Drug Co.
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Phones S '
1 UUBlUUUtV
GEO. D.DENT, I
Physician and Siirgcon, r
Ofllco over McDonald Bank, f
I rSKSiii i
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgoon.
Specially! SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night calls promptly answered
uince r. a. Hospital, mono U4Z.
Serial No. 0112.1.
NOTICE KOU I'UIILIOATION
DKPAUTMENT 0" TUB IKTWUOtl.
United States Land Oillco.
At North Plat to. Nebraska. Jan 21.1011.
Notlco Is hereby elvon that Nluls
undersoil or North l'latto Nan., who on
April zzd. two, mado homestead entry No.
21183. Serial No. ViXli. for tho southeast nuar-
tor southwest iiirtor and northwest nuarter
Of tho 6th Prluclnal Meridian, has filed
motlco of Intention to make dual live rear
uroof. to osmbllshrlalm to ilio land above
uescribcu, tieroro tho roRistor and rocolvor
at north l'latto, Nobraska. on tho -Uth day
of March 101 1.
Claimant names as witnesses: Arthur
Connor, ueortre Mnirlu. H W Mannon and
.lames Bliucit, all or North l'latto, Nob.
Jil-o J. K- r.VANB, KeiHstor.
NOTICE FOR I'UnLIOATION.
Korlal No. OtfO-l.
Department of the Intorlor.
U.S. Land Oillco at North I'lattc, Neb.
Nov. llth. IHO.
Notice Is horohr elvnn that Frank 11 TMv-
lncston. of North l'latto, N ob., who, on Dec.
23rd. 1V0S. mado II. K. No. al55. Serial No.
02701, for westH section 3i. Township IS.
N.. llanK02. W. or tho 0th Principal Meridian,
has tiled notlcnof Intention to maku1 final Hvo
yar proof to establish claim to tho land
above ueseniwd, boforo tho ltcclster and lie
celver at North l'latto. Nob., on tho Utlrday
of Jan. .11)11.
uiaitnant names aw witnesses: rorry camp
bell. Adolph Kudolph, Charles nretornltz and
iv ii. uoinus an or North l'latto, Nebr.
J. E. Evans, Register.
Serial o.oi5Sl.
Notlco forl'ubllcatlon-lsolatod Tract.
Public Land Salo.
Dobartmontof tho Intorlor.
U. 8. Land Ofllco at North Platte. Nob
March s. 1VU
Notlco Is lirebr (riven that, as directed by
tho Commissioner of the General Land Ofllce
under provisions of Act of Conuross ap
proved June 27th, 1000. (31 Stats., 017), wo will
olTcr at miblic sale, to tho hlshost bidder, at
ten o'clock a. -m.. on tno tat, uay or May,
ivii, ai tins oiuco. tne rouowintr-aescriixxi
tana: Hit orsi;H or Pactum t). township i. IN.
Hanitoso. w. or at h l'rlnc nal Meridian.
Any porsons claiming adversely tho abovo
described lands aro advised to lllo their
claims or objections on or lmforo tho ttmo
designated foralo. J. K. Evans
m7-o ltcelstor.
NOTICK FOR I'UIILIOATION.
Serial No. 02810.
Department of tho Intorlor,
U. S, Land Oillco at North l'latto. Nob.
March 3. 1011.
Notlco Is horobyglvon that Qeorgo J Long
ot North l'latto. mob., -who. on April zi. lwo,
mado homestead entry No. Sl&f serial No.
UMlll. for southwest nuartor. Sec 20. Two. 14.
N. R. zu, w or tho th 1'rluclpal Morldlan, has
tiled notlco or intention to mako linai live
year proof, to establish clajfti to tho land
abovo described, boforo tho Register and Re
ceiver at North l'latto. Nobraska, on tho 0th
uay or May. lvm.
Claimant names as witnesses: Oeorgu
Kopf, Qeorgo Patterson, Chris Schick and
Fred Slraanu. all ot North l'latto, Not).
m7-0 J. E. Evans. Register.
Notice.
Chester F. Perry, defendant, will
take notice that on the. 23d day of Jan
uary, mil, w. U. Jiiuer, county Judge
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, issued an
order of attachment for the sum of
$64:25 in an action pending'before him
wherein John C. Den is plaintiff and
Chester F. Perry is defendant, that
property of tho defendant consisting of
two mowing machines, two slips or
scrapers, two cooking or sleeping
shacks has beep attached under said
order.
Said cause was continued until the
14th day of March, 1911, 9 o'clock a. m.
at which time the Baid matter will come
on for final hearing and the amount
duo said plaintiir will be ascertained
and the property .so attached will be
solo according to law to satisiy tne
amount so found due.
Plaintiff would further allege that
there Is the sum of $64.25 due him for
goods sold nnd monoy loaned to said de
fendant. Dated this 8th day of Feb
ruary, 1911. John C Den.
liy Muluoon u Ulbos, tils attorneys.
Notice.
Organization of tho North Platte
Co-operative Association.
l. Tne name ot tins corporation
shall be "Tho North Platte Co-opera
tive Association."
ness shall be owning and operating n
general store; buying nnu selling build
nc .material, fuel, farm, dairy and
Fancn Ioa,uct3 a',u :arm mocninoryj to
borrow and loan money; discount paper;
purchase or rent all real estate necess
ary for the business of the corporation.
3. The capital stock shnll ba Twenty
five thousand dollars divided into shares
of Ten dollars each, of which five thous
and dollars shnll bo subscribed and paid
before commencement of business.
1. Tho oilico of this corporation shall
be in the city of North Platte, Lincoln
county, Nebraska, nnd tho principal
placo.of it transacting business shall
bo in Lincoln county.
5. Tho term of existence of this
corporation shall be for twenty years,
commencing March 1st, 1911, and term-
i inuiiUK imiri:ii -woi.
G. Tho hichent amount of indebted
ness to which this corporation shall at
any one time bo subject shall not ex
ceed two-thirds of its actual subscribed
nnd paid up stock.
, 7, The business and affairs of this
corporation shall , bo managed by a
board of five directors to be elected by
the stock holders from among their
number.
E. W. Mann,
Ralph O, Chamberlain,
F. T. Redmond,
W. II. LeDovt,
William Otten.
NOTICE.
The unknown heirs of Thomas Lowe,
deceased, will take notice that on tho Sth
day ot January, mil, Margaret J. Xundy,
piaintiir herein men her petition in the dis-
planum Herein men ner I'UMUUll in 1110 ui
trlct c'ourt of Llii-oln county. NoTirask
airolnst the said defendants Impleaded wli
a.
with
Union Pnciflii ralltoad company, a corpora
tion, the iibjwr aid prayer of which said
pfiliion aro to ttl-f. tho title to lotclgbt in
bl'Wk ulf'litr-nro or tho original town of ttio
city ot North Platie. In the plaintiff herein,
Margaret J liundy, an against the said do
fondants, tho unknown .heirs of Thomas
Lowe, deceased, and tho Union I'aclflc rail
road company, and to enjoin said defendants,
tho unknown helm ot Thomas Lowe, de
ceased, from asserting or claiming any right,
title or Interest In or to said lotnlght In block
olghty-llvo and irom. Interfering with tho
possession of the plalntllf in iho samo, and
for general eif'ltablo relief.
You ar required to answer said petition on
or befo'n tho 27th day of March, 1011.
MAHOAUKT J. UUNDT,
Ily Wilcox A Halllgan Ilor Attornoys.
Notice to Delinquents.
Notice is hereby eiven that the ren
tal upon tha lease contract to the fol
lowing docribed "chool land In Lincoln
County, Nebraska, as set opposite the
names of tho holders hereof, is delin
quent and if the amount which is duo is
not paid within CO days from the date
of this notice, said contracts will be de
clared forfeited by the Board of Educa
tional .Lands and Funds, and said for
feiting will be entered of record in tho
manner provided bv law.
SEINE, N WJ, SW, S El 36
11-29 Jacob Buekiyer
All lb-ll m Heile Edmlsten
All 161229 Charlie Empie
E. C. Cmvi.Es.
Commissioner of Public Lands and Buil
dings.
Dated Feb. 10, 1911.
NOTICE OF HEARING.
In tha Counttr Court nf Lincoln flmmHf
Nebraska.
In the matter of tho Estate of Duncan
Hallantlno, Deceased.
. Whoroat. Lillian 11. Ilrucohas (Hod In mi
oillco an Instrument purporting to bo a duly
authenticated copy of tho last Will and
Testament of Duncan Hallantlne, deceased,
together with a duly authenticated certifi
cate attached theroto, stating that tho said
iast win Aixi testament lias boon duly ad
mitted to probato and allowed In tho Sur
rogate's Court of tho County of Delaware
State of Now YorK. nnd nrnrltirr thnt f hn
same bo admitted to probato and allowed In
tins Bta-o as too last will and Testament of
tho said Duncan Hallantlno, decoased.
il is inoreioro onioreo, mat tho sam petition
bo hoard on March 27th 1911, at U o'clock a. m ..
when ell persons Interested In said matter
mal appoar at tho county Court to bo hold In
and for said c unty and show causo why tho
prayer nt tho petitioner should not bo granted.
it is also ordered, that tho tlmo and placo
aforesaid this court will rocolvo. examlno,
adjust and allow all claims and domand of all
persons against tho said deceased and that
any personi having such claims or demands
agalnstsald deceased shall present tho samo
to tho county court on or before the da to as
signed ror bucii bearing.
W. O. Ei.tiKit.
County Jtidgo
lly KATitr.uiNE F. Or.AitK
Clork County Court
Notice of Incorporation.
Notice is hereby eiven thnt tho
Knufmann &VernertComDa'hv-has bean
duly incorporated under the laws of
tlie state or Nebraska. The name
of said corporation is the Kauf
mann & Wernert Company. Its prin
cipal place of transacting business
is nt North Platte, Nebraska. The gen
eral nature of tho business to be trans
acted is a general mercantile business
and tho owning and leasing of such real
estate as is necessary for the proper
conduct of said business. The author
ized capital stock is $5,000, nil of
which was fully subscribed and paid in
at tho commencement of the business.
The existence of said corporation com
menced on the 1st day of February,
1911, and shall terminate on the Slat
day of Janunry, 1961. The highest
amount of indebtedness or liability to
which said corporation is at any time
to subject itself shall not exceed two
thirds of its paidup capital stock. The
affairs of said corporation shall becon-
ducted by a board of directors, con
sisting of three in number.
KAUr MANN & WERNERT Go.
By David Kaufmann. Pres.
Attest WALTER J. O'CONNOR, Secy.
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In the United States District Court,
For tho District of Nebraska,
North Platte Division.
In tho matter of ) Case No. 13
Kyle D. Small, J- In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt, ) Voluntary Petition.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby civen that bv virtue
of an order issued by the District
Court of tho United States for the Dis
trict of Nebraska, North Platte Division,
I will, as the Trustee in Bankrqptcy
of. the estate Kylo D. Small,
bankrupt, on tho 11th day of
March, 1911, at ,two o'clock p.
m. at the store building formerly oc
cupied by said Small on Dewey .Street
in the city of North Platte, Nebraska,
oiler for sale all of the estate of Baid
bankrupt. Said property consists of a
stock of shoes store fixtures and a
lease of said store building.
Jas. F. Keefe, Trustee.
NOTICE FOR BIDS,
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received it the office of
tho City Clerk of North Platte, Ne
braska, up to 5 o'clock p. m., March
21, 1911, for the construction of a
lateral sewer in Sewer District "G 4,"
in said city according to plans and
specifications now on file in tho office
of tho city plerk of said city.
Approximate estimate cost of sewer
lateral as por report of city engineer
is 5984.G0.
Local labor to be employed as far as
practicable.
Certified check on local bank of 2 per
cent of amount of bid will be required
to insuro entering into contract.
Satisfactory bond to be given when
contrnct is Bigned.
Mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
By ordor of city council.
Chas. F. Temple, City Clerk.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notlco is hereby given that sealed
bids will bo received at the ofllco of the
city clork of North Platte, Nebraska,
up to fivo o'clock, p. m., Mnrch 21st,
1911, for the construction of extension
of sewer main on "A" street in said
city according to plans and specifica
tions now on file in tho ofllco of tho
City Clerk of said City.
Approximate estimate of cost of
said extension as perreport of City en
gineer is $875.00.
Local labor to be employed as far as
practicable.
Certified check on local hank of 2per
cent of amount of bid will bo required
to Insuro entering into contrnct.
Satisfactory bond to be given when
contract is signed.
Mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order of tha city council.
Chas. F. Temple, CityCIe.rk.
