Semi - Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bart, Editor and Pablbaer.
nntrHiiTlns liATFJJ:
One Year, ch In advanc -5
Month. ci.j In advance .. tcu
Entered at NoAh Platte. Nebraska. Postoraco
at second ela tnatur.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. 19W.
"Nebraska SnrnJiine."
Boxes and barrels together with
packages In mall came In, In a Koodly
number, and the week before Christ
mas was a busy one, for there boxes
and bundles must be unpacked and re
packed and sent on their mission of
cheer. The state president was assisted
in tho work by Rood Sunshlners.
The shutins were remembered first,
then the aged and children, afterward
tioinR were made ready for tho unfor
tunate nccdv ones.
A box of cheer was sent to make
Christmas happy among sunshin
members living in North Dakota among
whom Is Mrs. Sackett, formorly of Al
bion, Neb. In acknowledging the ar
rival l box she writes. "Contents will
scatter nunshine in a good many places.
There are plenty of people here now
who will appreciate It. ToyB have been
scattered In homes Santa forgot."
Another box was sent to Heartscso
branch, Mrs. Eggert president, for dis
tribution. One Christmas package was
sent to a family with three little ones,
that meant much joy. The state presi
dent left it at the door, remarking
"that Santa Claushad asked her to as
alsthlm." AtthU, one of the little
girls commenced to prattle o her, say
lnr "ahe wanted a nice doll, and dishes
that wouldn't break, Iron dishes." How
happy we wore to know that a beauti
ful doll was tucked in that pack. The
mother then said that money was
xcarco, owing to husband's illness, and
that she was very grwtoful for the
good cheer. A box for a family that
has but little in this world's good was
made ready and how wo bless the dear
Sunshiner that sent cundy, note and
dried apples In her Chrlstmos contribu
tion; for in that family of five children
it meant extras for Christmas dinner.
Clothing, magazines and toys wero elfo
added. Ih aotflrtowlodglng Its arrival
"it was counted as the best Christmas
present that wan over rccoivod."
Another box for a family was rsrtdo
ready and because tho little ones could
not attend the Christmas trco, candles,
some tinsol trimmings, otc, were added,
for wo knew tho mother would know
just how to utilize them in making
Christmas a hnppy tlmo for her little
ones. Oao of tho boys in tho family
has sent Us word ha has ha,d lots of fun
with tho toy printing outfit. Two
more boxcslwcro sent to families In tho
sandhills that wo know were appreci
ated. Tho Christmas tree given at
JJannor school houso was beautiful, and
brought n world of good cheer to many
llttlo ones. For four weeks Miss Clark,
Miss Alien and the state president woro
pushjng forward In every direction to
give plcasuro to as many bh possible
Thoy are Indcod gratoful to every one
who helped In any way to make this en
tertainment and trpo a buccchb. for
thoro wero mony dllllcultlcs to over
como and like Dombey and son thoy
had to Bay over and over again, "This
is a world of effort, you know, and wo
must nover yield, when flo much de
pends upon us."
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson donated a
beautiful cedar tree. AhIiIo from tho
decorations tho teachers had, Omaha
Sunshlners had sent yards of tinsel,
candles, etc., nnd It was used. Mr,
Ensign had charge of tho musical part
of tho entertainment. MrH. Thompson,
Mr. Morrltt and Mrs. Hudson hnd
charga of the finance, Mrs. Hudson
acting as treasurer.
Through Jtho suggestion of Mrs. Mlt
choll, tho ladles aid of Dorp I'rcsby
tarlan church mude tho many candy
Backs. Mr. Hogohoom kindly acted as
Santa Gnus. There wero many jolly
times, meeting from hound to house,
practicing for tho ontortninmont, pojH
ping corn, muklng bulls, etc., mid every
way wo turned wo found some onu will
ing to help. Tho ono object was to
mulco a happy tlmo for tho children. In
fact evoryono wuh sunshiny and whllo
tho workers wero all weary in body,
they wero exultantly happy In thu
knowlcdgo that nover before hua tho
Yuletido brought so much cheer tn bo
largo it numbor of bear's nnd homes.
Tho Yuletido is passed, nnd wo begin
u New Year with best wishes and uun
hlno, greetings to tho many friends
that nro ever roady to help Sunshino In
ItB varied means of carrying cheer to
hearts und homes that require its
brightening Inlluonca.
Tho Now Your is boforo un. What
will bo Kb responsibilities for huiihIiIiio,
nnd how can they bo mot' Each your
brlngfi now work to un, nnd we have
nover failed yot to meet tho various
situations, and respond to tho calls that
have como to us. To-what extent shall
wo have your help In mooting tho work
thlo year? Anna E. Mooiib,
Stato President.
Myrtle Nevri.
.Will Lane expects to bring hii mother
home with him and in the future shs
will mako this her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin, of Arnold, vis
ited their daughter Mrs. Raleigh Rey
nolds, returning home Sunday.
Frank Blevins, who had bean visiting
In Missouri, has roturued home owing to
theillncss of his baby sister.
The ladies aid will meet with Mrs. A.
J. Neale February 4th. All are invited
to attend.
J. P. and Nick Bros ius also Mr. Frol
ket each purchased a piano recently
from Mr. Abraham of Callawy.
Mrs. Brown and daughter have re
turned to their home in Kansas after a
visit with J. H. Thompson.
Little Georgia Blevins died Tuesday,
January 19th, aged thirteen months.
Funeral services were held at the house
Wednesday at one o'clock, conducted
by Rev. Zimmerman.
Puckrue Iiland.
Frank Knapp, Jr., of Maxwell, at
tended the dance at Denmark Satur
day night.
Frank Bockus and wife will leave for
their new homo in Orogon Sunday.
Mrs. Roe and daughter Olive will ac
company them; we regret very much to
lose them from our vicinity, but what
is our loss will be Home ones gain, so
luck to you Frank.
Mr. Anderson is delivering corn in
Maxwell this week.
Mrs. Ella Drake and son Claude, re
turned home Wednesday of last week
from their visit at Delphos, Iowa, and
Omaha.
Chris. Hansen departed Friday night
for a few days visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sides, of Hoi
brook, Neb., are visiting the latter'B
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Trembly and
other relatives on the Island this week
Ike Smith and wifo drove over in
Frontier, Co. last Thursday accom
panled by his Bister, Mrs. Winnie
Marcum to Bpcnd a few days visiting
old tlmo friends.
F. M. Drake and family returned
home last Friday after a month's visit
ar Shambaugh. Iowa, returning by the
way of Omaha and visiting his sister at
that placo. His niece, Miss Lola Stroud
accompanied them homo.
Tho dance at Maxwell Jan. 22d,
given by the Vcodmin Lodgo was well
attended.
Will Strong's baby Is reported quite
sick. Dr. Swoatland it tho attending
physician.
FriendB of Mrs. Teno Trembly .wil
be pleased to learn that she has got
settled Id hor new homo at Syracuse,
Neb.
F. W. Draka nnd W. T. Dodson, of
Farnam woro transacting business in
Brady Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Peter, of North Platte I
the guest of Mrs. Livington this week
Mrs. Guss Itosentrator was callod to
Brady Tuesday to attend tho funoral of
her father.
Tho little duughter of Bob Lewis has
been very Bick with pneumonia but is
better at this writing.
District No 7 Rosedale, W. Groves.
District No 8 Btrdwwd, J as. Gaffey.
District No $ Sutherland and Sun
shine, Henry Ceker.
H. C. Hecht.
t District No 11 WaHee and Willow,
James Bobbins.
District No 12 Miller and JNowul,
A. K- Mclntyre.
District No M Medicine and Somer
set, Saml. Filbert.
District No 14 Kem, Sellers and
Plant, W. W. Hunter.
District No 15 Buchanan and Well,
J. E. Cooper.
District No IS Fox Creek and Deer
Creek, H. H. Rogers.
District No 17 Cottonwood, T. T.
O'Rourke.
District No 18 Gaslin and Jeffry,
Fred Peckham.
District No. 19 Peckham and Walker,
Walter Middleton.
District No. 20-North Platte No. 1,
T. M. Cobagen.
District Na-21 North Platto No. 2,
A. J. Salisbury.
District No. 22-North Platte No. 3,
Wm. Ileyw.
Office Deputy Miss Kate Clark.
The appointments were approved.
Claims for road work were allowed
as follows.
Henry Madison, Dist 27, 24.00
Henry Madison, Dist 28, 3.00
A Streitwilber, Dist 30, 3.00
A P Anderton, Dist 15, 3.00
August Larson. Dist 15, 1.50
Allen Kilmer, Dist 30, 3.00
Chas Kilmer. Dist 30. 3.00
J H Knox, Dist SC. 3.00
C T Wilkinson, Dist 51, 31.50
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
January 25. 1909
Board of commissioners met pursuant
to adjournment, present KocKcn, war
tera and Springer and county clerk.
Continued checking county trcasur
er'fl books.
N. E. PmiMon is hereby annotate
constable for Deer Creek precinct to
fill vacancy.
County Assessor appears before the
board and presents the following ns
sossor districts with deputies as io
lows:
District No 1 GBrliold, Tablo and
Antolono. Carl Nelson.
District No 2 Brady nnd Vroman
JrBonh McGoo.
District No 8 Maxwoll and Osgood
John Nugent.
District No 4-Cox and Whlttlor.
Saml. Bowman.
District No 5 Hall, Lemon and Myr
tlo, Wm. SlmantB.
District No 0 Ulnman and Nichols,
A. W. Arnott.
PROFESSIONAL CAMS
TWINBM
Horaeop&thie rhymd.
Office; McDonald Bank MatMinr
Phcoe 1SS.
A- J. Ami. M. II. Nitric Ame. 4 . "f
DOCTORS AMES & AMIS.
PbrtndaiiB and SurgnonR.
Office: Over Stone Drug 'Co.
Phones: Office 278. RoHidunce 2h&
pEO. B. DENT,
VJ Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Batik.
i Office ISO
Phones
j Residence 115
C. DROST,
Osteopathic PhvBiclan.
Rooms 7 an 8, McDonald
State Bank Building,
Phone 148.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
Attomeys-at-Law.
Office over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phone 48
M E Pearson, DiBtSl, 47.50
Al Stoner. Dist 51, 3.00
Hugh Bronson. Dist 36, 3.00
J K Eshleman, Dist 4, 31 50
I M Abercrombie. Dist 32. 1.00
John Anderson, overseer Dist 35 52X0
John Anderson, disallowed lor Z1.00
Walter Anderson. Dist 35, 33.00
Walter Anderson, disallowed for 11.00
Phil Brunk, Dist 10. 3.00
Andrew Brattcn, Dist 34, 9.00
Chas Bratten, Dist. 34, 3.00
August Bratten. Dist 31. 3.00
Noah Bratten, Dist 34, 20.00
Peter Burke, Dist 15, 2.00
Arthur Burke, Dist 15, 3.00
David Brittain, Dist 42. 3.00
Robert Clugston, Dist 5-1, 5-1.00
Henry Coker, Dist 5, 240.50
Henry Cutter, Dist 36, 3.00
G W Campbell, Dist 39, 3.00
W A Chamberlain, Dist 42, 7.50
Sidney Clark. Dint 10, 3.00
Frank Damcron, Dist 15, 54.00
John Discoe, Dist 11, 38.50
Aug Elander,. Dist 34. 4.25
W J Eavey. DBt 33, 0.00
Geo Evcrson, Dist 3J, 2.70
C M Fox, Dist 38, 11.25
W L Fristo, DiBt 42, 6.00
J M Fristo, Dist 24, 01.20
J Forsborg, Dist 34, 43.75
John Forsborg, Dist 34, 48.00
John Forsborg. Dist 3-1, 27.10
Rex Gilman, Disc 33, 63.00
Ira A Gaither, Dist 24, 16.00
John Griffith, Dist 15, 4.50
C A Feather, Dist 32. 6.00
I H Fisher, Dist 39, 3.00
II C Frandicn, Dist 39, 3.00
Martin Hood, Dist 50. 18.00
G D Holm, Dist 34, 19.00
Van Holm, Dist. 3-1. 1.50.
J. M. Hansberry, DiBt 36, 4.50.
F. S. Hengen, Dist. 24, 6.00.
F. P. Hoy, Dist 36, 6 25
J J R Holm, Dist 31, 7.00
Robt Horner, Dist 44, 45.00
Andrew Hohn, Dist 9, 7.00
E C HoBtetter. Dist 15, 7.00
Johnson Horner, Dist 44, 41.25
A W Johnson, Dist 15, 33.50
Chris JohnBon, DiBt 50, 66.00
Olaf Johnson, DiBt 16, 18.00
Olaf Johnson, Dist 16, 9.00
J II Johnson, Dist. 16, 2.70
Honry Johnson, Dist. 34. 3.00
Oscar Johnson, Dist 15, 7.50
Owen Jones, Dist 11. 2.50
E G Johnson. Dist 15. 3.00
Fred Johnson. Dist. 28, 18.00
Fred Johnson, Dist 27, 1.50
Ivan Johnson, Dist 28. 3.00
JuIIub Morgonsen, Dist 28, 9.00
F. M Kuscr, Dist 39, 9.00
E S Latimer, DiBt 47. 9.00
Adolph Lanbcrg, Dist 34, 4.50
George Leaf, Dist 3-1. 3.00
David Linborg, Dist .11. 9.00
Ed Larson, Dist 16, 1.50
Goorgo Leaf, Dint 31, 12.75
Frederick Loach. Dist 8. 120.00
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Mrs. Wm. Lamphoro loft this week
for Franklin county whero she will
spend the remainder oa tho winter with
her invalid mother.
Notice to Dog Owners.
All dons not tagged or not In com
pany with their owner, found ontho
streets, will bu killed. Uv35
SVL FltlEND, Marshal.
rp C. PATTERSON,
1.
Attorncy-at-Law,
Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Ste.
The C. F. Iddings Co.
COAL
Rock Springs Lump and Nut
Maitland Lump and Nut
Hanna Lump and Nut
Colorado Lump and Nut
Pennsylvania Hard Coal
(in Stove and Nut Size)
Blaclcsmithing Coal
We carry the largest assort
ment of high grade coal in the
city. Try us with your next
order.
Call Phone 7. We have it.
The C. F. Iddings Co.
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L.ToMn.heriioxtIrJ(mfl. Mlclmul C Hnr
rincton. Mary M. Barrlncton, aiarunet1
llaninrion. Punl Htrrlncton. .luniur Hr
rincton. Mlnerrt IJarrinrton. PruiiRwHnr
rinirton. Jobs IltrrlnrMin. .liilm iHr.rnlfl
LamplucU. Catlierini' HorruO. und Bunrj
Waltmatlu Plalrj'iflf.
Ilr Wilcox & Halllfim. Tbt&r Attonion
Sotlet for PnbHcfttioa.
Df ptrttnont of the Interior,
r S. Land Offlco at North Platto. Jfob.
Docomuor iiii nw.
NifMfy-Ulwwbr riven that Krank Powers,
rt Kwi nattf. Nebraska, who. on Augiijt
Sik. ift.tde homestead entry No. IBiOO.
3wM fcalf southwest quarter and lptn o
ZZi Tt Wn . Townshlt.ll. north. Itatmo
Wi Sixth Principal Meridian, has filed
3Kkt of Intention to mako final five, roar
Svwioestabllsh claim to tho land aboTO
JvH. before tho KcKlstor and Ito
rtw at North Platto. Nob., on tho 23rd
4ar!bruarr. UW. nm
OliteiBt names as wltncsscnt A. W. Ilrowri.
VanPolt. Ed Wilson, all
t NffU Platte. Nobraska. 4Mn
NOTICE Ol'SKTTLKMKNT.
Tfee of Nebraska, I.lqcoln County. ..
la tkfCownty Court. ,
In xkf aatter of tho Lstato of trod
trSJi m?ltors. bclrs. lecatco.s and otbors
Wm!J In tho estate of I; red Oolsp.
Tit notice, that John pclso has
fi)i M tbe county court a report of bis Uo
jrifn ai. administrator of said estate, and It is
nrivrei that tho same stand for hoarlnir tho
.Wh r of January A.I). IWO.bofort tho court
Mitt imt foclock a. m. at which tlmo tiny
rrww ii"T-5ted may appear and excopt .to
t OiTif-t the tamo. And notlco of this
rcwflliw is ordered riven In tho North
TIMS Tribune, a semi-weekly nowspaper, for
tax iwTCSMTe putHications prior to jaiiuory
j band and tho seal of thocoun
tr Mwrt at North Platto this Mb day of
JbMikTT.A IX139.
jjtJI V. U. bLiUbK. county .iiiuku
N0TICL
W.-R. M ALONE Y,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A full lino of Caskets, Robes, etc,
Calls answered promptly.
Day Phono 12G, NiRht Phone 482.
City Cleaning
and Dye Works
W. O. BRIDGES, Proprietor
All classes of clennintr. dveiner nnd
prt'Balh'. All cleaning done by the
French dry process. A specialty mado
of all classes of ladies' Rarmonts. Give
mo a trial and I will guarantee satis
faction. Goods called for and delivered
WorkH: Ottenstein buildincr Sixth street
opposite blks' lodging house.
Phone 532.
Notlco is hereby clren that on the i'Ui dtx
of February. a iKidal cluctlon nil t
h-ld In the School District c-I tlie City of
rtorth l'lattc. In the Oosntr it IJiKcim. in
tho Stato of Nebratka. tbfiniB(r piano" to
as follows: For that loruou of ml) a im-
trlct north of tho track of the fmcin Pbcslfir
Ksllroad Comuanr. at the Hose Htranc In litt
Third Ward In tho City of North Plauc Ua
coln county, Nebraska; for that jKirtJon cS
oald District south of tho track of Uif fnlon
'aclnc Kallroad Comnaor ana irestoz IeireT
St. and Public Itoad No. C which is a contin
uation of Dowey St.. at the Hom Uonr In tie
Stcond ward of said City of North Plaue:
and for that portion or said District Kmth or
tho track of the Union Pacific Kallroad Com
pany and oast of said Dewey St. and PuhUr
iioau .o. o. tne tamo oointr a conutiuauon oi
Dewey St.. at the IIoso House In the First
Ward in tho said Citrof North Platte.
At which said election the lollowtnr Drono-
sklon will bo submitted to the voter of aald
School District:
Shall the School District of the Cltr or
North Platto. in tho County of Lincoln. In the
State of Nebraska, issue Its negotiable bonds
In the sum or iio.uw.w. in denominations of
21.000 each, dated on tho 1st dav of June. IW.
bcarlnir lntorest at tho rato of lour tier cent
tier annum, tmrablosoml-annuallr. principal
and intercut payamo at tuo nscai Agency or
thb Stato of Nebraska In the City of New
York, and parable as follows, to-wlt: In
twenty years from tho date thereof, but may
lie paid at any time alter ten years from the
duto thereof, at tho option of the Hoard of
Education or said school District.
Said bonds to ho Issued for tho purpose of
erecting and furnishing ono eleht-room
school hulldlnir In tho Second Ward of the
City of North I'lattc. rtcbraska. on Hlock 1M
In said ward, and erecting and furnishing ono
rlirlit-room school building In the Third ward
of tho City of North Platto. Nebraska, on
Illnck 5- in said ward.
'And shall tho Hoard of Education of tho
School District of tho City of North Platte, in
tho County, In tho Stato of Nebraska, be au
thorized to canso to bn levied and collected a
HB-AJ -HK ' fir m
gj A.H.1EWIS MEDICINE CaSTlOTiS;
McDoncIl & Graves, Agents, North Platte.
Notice for Bids
To all whom it may concern: Bids
will bo received by the county clerk of
Lincoln County. Nebraska, for tho
Kradincr of 50,000 cubic yards of earth
roads, more or less, worK to be uono
with elevator grader.
ror haulincr dirt one mile or less.
Bidder to deposit a certified check of
$500.00 with his bid, thnt ho will enter
in to contract if awarded tho contract
Printed blanks furnished by tho county
clerk.
Rids will be received by tho county
cierK until iz m. rco. a, lauy.
Dated North Platte, Jan. 9, 1909.
j!2-4 P. R. Elliott, Co. Clerk.
J. r. Kollv. lirat nnd real name un
known, will toko notice, that on the
2lBt dny of December. 1908. P. II
Sullivan n justice of the pcaco in and
for Lincoln County, Nebraska, issued
mi order of at tnehment for tho sum o
$30,00 in an nction pendinir before him
wherein Oinn &i white a copartnership
is plaintiff and J. P. Kelly, first and
renl name unknown, is defendant; that
the property of the defendant consist
ing of n bra sb horn made by Carlin nnd
Lennox, inoiannpoiis, Indiana, nna neon
attached under said order. Said cause
was continued to the 17th day of Feb
ruary, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m.
GlNN & WniTn, Plaintiff's.
TNTHH WTR!CT COPRT. IN AND VOTt
THE OOCNTV OK LINCOLN. STATE
OK NEBRASKA.
In il srtltfr of the application of Anna
ArMfrlnr7x.tJiTvMan of tho cstatoof Carl E.-Ahni-m.
riatln E. Altcnbern. Elslo L.
AhMir.tMro iikS David W. Altcnborn, minors.
Tor Mwnwioll nral estate.
Ctrdw xibiw cause why said roal cstato
mIhiiiHI itcn t soW.
T Anna AUeubern. personal guardian and
nnrt or WstohlW minors, and all persons
imurcHW'fl in Mid estate-- ...
t itpiMiarinc i this court from tho duly
vurlfinti jHitUoa.ontheithday of Decern
linr. JWA. jinwrnuJ and filed by Anna Alton
hirni. cuttrflltn f tbw estates of Carl E. Al
tmiliurn. IbmjtmlTj E Altenbcrn. Elslo L. Al
tmilKirn .ufl rarid W Altcnborn. minors.
ptui'Iiic v Mill xb followlnr described roal
etttnto nir.tit.tr In Lincoln County, Nebraska,
to-wh. A.U oTUie jioathweat quarter of sec
tlmi Dl, In V'ihlp 1 north of range 33,
tiw tff tilip mai r M. for the purpose of tho
I'tlunr.tliir. mfl nitteioance of said minors,
ihut It lstr tlit. Ix-jt interests of said minors
. null mimiwiarr tliat aid real cstato bo sold.
It It huroliyinrdcrrd that the next of kin of
! cnlfi T.T-fli. tTifl li Twjrvn tnUr!stnd In said
wtutn, wuKiar iHJore this court on Saturday,
lu Wth day ol Tebraary. 1SW, at 9 o'clock
A TVI. KtxUv court hcras In the city of North
Plutttt Llnr-olc CorintT. Nebraska, then and
tiiure to liow cassft. If any there bo. why 11-
ct'imc Hhtiuiaacit tiecranteo sam Anna ai
tuutKim. rnarSlka to sell said described roal
imuh. lor the marrows above set forth .
Ajufl It 1 fnruiw ordered that a copy of
tblsorflwl wa-rtd personally upon said
AtmL AMmtxtra. personal guardian and next
of Us to I.U2 tnisors at least It days prior to
5.Ud4fc.t-tii tor tearing, and that a copy
bra-eef be psbtlsbed at least once a wcuk, for
tbxvf --ofiKssSve weks. in the North Platto
sani-'IV.fclx Tribune, a newspaper printed
ua zttMUbrd la said uncoin county.
Iaudl atCbazabers In said Lincoln County.
Ntfcrat.ka. thU-lth day nf January. 1009.
M. Jl. uuuit?. district judgo.
Serial No. C1II3. n. E. 23527.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
D. . Land OBce at North Platto. Neb
January 4, 1009.
Notice Is herebr riven that Leonard W.
Heist of Maxwell, Neb., who on Oct, 29. 1907,
made Homestead Entry No. 23S.7, for Lot ono
taction . township 12 north.rango 29 west,
sixth principal meridian, has filed notice of
intestion to make anal commutation proof,
to establish claim to the laud abovo described
before Register and Receiver at North Platto,
.-enrasKa. on tne 4tn day or .March uw.
Claimant names as wltnessps: Fred Hmnks.
John II Rowland, and Fred Smith of Max
well. Nebraska, and Elmer Dargett. of North
rune, rteprasica.
J- J. E. Evaws. Register.
NOTIOE OF SETTLEMENT
The state or :obraska.
uncoin uounty.
rss
In the County Court
in I
the matter of the oststn of Fllnn flnnlna.
deceased. To the creditors, heirs. legatees
and others Interested In tho estato of Ellon
Soules.
Take notice. That Charles O. Foulea h&n
filed tn the county court a report of his do
ings as administrator of said p.ktntn nil It U
ordered that the same stand for hearing tho
ttnaay or rcourary. A. u. ivw, before tho
court at the hour of 9 o'clock a. rn at which
tlmo anr person Interested mar anna&r and
except to and contest the same. And notlco
or inu proceeding is ordered given In tho
North Platto Tribune, for six succcsslvo
thorlzed to canso to bo levied and collected a Dublleatinnsnrlnr tn thn u ri ni tTTn.-V
tax annually, in an amount sufficient to pay Pugncations prior to the Uh day of tobruary,
VIJtT IlllCtVSI. UI1U IK ,111 1,UI U. DUIU UUUUBi U
tho samo mature, in addition to tho taxes
now authorized to bo levied by law, on all th
property within said i-chool District
Poultry Waotcd.
Fannera who havo chlckeno for i
Don't Spend $3.50 When Fifty Cents Will do thcWork
Pro. W. M. HaVot. Ait'i. Secl. of AarlntUttr of Hie United Stales says about Stock Foodt
"These balanced rations are often found by analysis to consist of the tailings of mills, elevators and
brewtrif , mixed with molasses and salt, to make tbe compound palatable to the cattle, and one of
the largest Stock Food Companies is aald to use fine sawdust, finely Ground, to cheaply bring up the
wtltfht of tils nroduet. Instead of buvin a mntrlor and exnentlve balanced ration containing high aline, that.
f.lWnlnrf nilmi.nn,l artlnrf i n tnnlr. Ii tin mlit tildh nrtct Inr m It til cantllnlntf. lon with 1 tllO Otlt'll. IKltorUlllS. ailVITbO Ullll CM'ltlslve
ordinary train, finely ground alfalfa bay and other common food aluiTs. $5.00 to $25.00 per ton, a hlih wssebslcn of hitlil rual estoto under a .claim of
r,"itnT .refn..ftnd BonnuWlfu ra4U"' ' 01 hlchmaybeposiUvelydanUerousto J'nj t J A&xlTSt "tt
the health of his stock." I lBVIi ami forgonnral iMiultablo rollcf.
, Make your own stock foods and remedies by using Skldoo Horso and Cattlo Tablets fori Thnt on Jantmry2Ath. Itu9. tbodMrlctcourt
liorses, cattle, sheep, swine and fowls) proper dote in tablets. Mix in feed or salt. They contain 'of Lincoln county, Nobraska. mado an ordor
NOTICE
Tho unknown heirs of Frank M. Wlluy. tlo
ci'itscd, dt'fcndautat
Will taku notice that on tho 10th day of
January. 1!W. M. Kulth Novlllo. plaintiff
hetoln, tiled his petition In tho district court
of Lincoln county, Nobraska, against said
(lofendauts, tho object and prayor of which
am toijulot plalnJIIT'H tltlo to tho south halt
of tho northeast iiuartor and lots 1 and t, of
M'Ctlon I, In township i:i north, of rangu
wcstoftliK Sixth P. M, in Lincoln county,
Nobraska: anil to unjoin tho unknown holrs
of Frank M Wlloy, docnasod. and al) persons
claiming by or through them, front leaking
any claim in kiiiii prunilsot, uiiverso to tne
plulntltf and hi urantors. And plaintiff
no aim ins iitivisor navo in'cn in
TI o ballots to bo used at said election shall
havo printed thereon:
"For issuing siu.iw w or tno bonds or the
School District or tho Cltr or ortli Platte, in
tho County of Lincoln. In the State of No
braska. for tho purposo of erecting and furn
Islilnir one eight-room school building on
Block 1-vj In tlm Second Ward of tho City or
North Platto. Nobraska. In said District, and
erecting und furnishing ono uight-room
school building on Block 5.'. in tho Third
Ward, tn the City of North Platte, within
said District. Said bonds to bo negotiable In
form and to bear Interest at tho rate of four
nor cent per annum, payable semi-annually.
principal and Interest payablo at tho Fiscal
Agency or thoHtato or ftobrasKa. in the City
of Now York, and which said bonds shall bb
duo as follows; In twenty years from tho
date thereof, but may bo paid at anytime
after ton yeans from thodato thereof at tho
out on or tho Hoard or Education or said
School District- And for luvylng and
collecting a tax annually. In an amount suf
llclent to pur tho Interest and principal of
said bonds, as tno same maturo. in addition
lo tho taxes now authorized to bo levied by
law, on all property within tho said School
niHlrlnt
Against lssuslug $10,000.00 or tho bonds of
tho School District of tho City of North
Platto, In tho County of Lincoln, In tho
Stato of Nebraska, ror tho purpose or erect
ing and furnishing ono olglit-nom school
building on Block lMi In tho Second Ward
or tho City of North Platto. Nebraska. In
said District; and erecting and furnishing
ono eight-room school building on Block fc!.
In tho Third ward in tho City or North
Platte. Nebrnska. within said District. Said
bonds to IK) ueguttahlii in form nnd to bear
Interest at tho rate of four per cent per
annum, payania m'iiu annnniy. principal
and Interest payablo at the Fiscal Agency of
tho Slate or .ebrasua. in tno uuyor Now
Vork. and which said bonds shall Ihj dun as
fcil lows: In twenty years from tho dato
thereof but may bo paid at at any tlmo after
tun yours from tho datu thereof, at tho
option of tho Hoard of Education of said
School District. And against loving and col
1,'Ctlng a tax aununlly in an amount suf
llclent to nay tho Interest and principal of
said IKinds. as tncy mature, in addition to
tho taxes authorized to bn levied bylaw, on
all property wiiiuii tiiOMld school District.
Thoso vot ng in ravor ot said proposition
shall mark their ballots with an "X" aftor
tho paragraph beginning "For" Issuing
iiu.wKi.un or tho ixinus ct
of tno city or Nrin i
of Lincoln. In tho Statu
Those voting against said
mark their ballots with
isragraph tieglnnlng Against lssuslug
X0.0W.00 of tho lionds of thu School District
of tho'City of North Platte, In tho County of
Lincoln, in tho statu or Nobraska."
Hald election to open at eight o'clock a. tn.
and coutlnuu open until six o'cllck u. in.
central time, on said dato.
Dated this nth day or January, low.
By order of tho Board of Education.
PlIANK E. Hot laud, President.
En nest T. TitAMi. Secretary.
Witness my hand and tho seal of tho county
court at North Platto this 8th day of January
A. I). Ivw. W. C. Ei.tjeh. County Judge.
J iz-3
horse i.
no sawdust, ashes, chopped feed or bran, Ask for and try once Skldoo Condition Tablets or
Skldoo Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Cathartic, Heave, Fever, I!o Cholera, Dlttemper, Pink
directing that notice of those proceedings bo
korved uiKin tho unknown lielri of Frank il.
ahvSilii o . HHrbwtmntkot price
paid in Cash. J u , btinulky,
M6Hh PlatU Mftat ttarkoU
HHlJ Kye, Colkf AVhib. Plsfiuo Freventlc. "'W oruw NNyS .'are rcl u Imlo'answe'" "id Petition
rlcol "if tlntrfitatr Dlstrriititjd by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO., Capital 8tdck JiWO-OO. on or before tho 8th day of March, low.
Wntortowit, 8, DikUiS.A.
FOlt SAtjK ftY JOHNSON'S CASH ltACKET STORK.
llllfll .Iftniiftrv Will (HA.
. . M. Ktli Nrvir.Lt, ruintlff.
ny wucox k uaiucan, ins Atiorncys.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
The Stato of Nebraska, I
cincoin uounty. I
In the County Court.
In tho matter of tho cstato of Susan O.
Ilarshficld, decoased. To tho creditors,
heirs, legatees and others Interested In thn
estate ot Susan C. Ilarshficld.
iake notice, that Leonard Laubnor has
Died In the cnuntv rourt. rnnnrt ,,r io
doings as executor of said cstato and It Is
ordered that thu same stand for bearing tho
6th day of February. A. D. 1109. before tho
court at tho hour of 0 o'clock a. m., at which
tlmo any person Interested may oppear and
except to. and contest tho same. And notlco
of this proceeding is ordered given in tho
North Platto Trlbuno for six succcsslvo pub
lications prior to February 6th. 1109.
Witness my hand and thoseal of tho county
court at North Platto this 11th day of Jan
uary A. D. 1901).
J 12-2 W O. Elpeh. County Judgo.
IN THE niSTIUCT COIIItT OF LINCOLN
COUNTY NEBRASKA.
Inthomatteroftho application of Emma
Pulvor, guardian of tho cstato of Lillian It.
Woyburn. an lncompotent, for leave to sell
real estato.
Order to show cause why license, should not
Issue toQuanllan for saloof real estate.
!,ry"u.n ""d ,?,ln,J 1,10 Petition, duly
verified, pf Emma Pulvor, guardian of tho
estato of Lillian B. Weyburn. an Incom
petent, for Uconso to sell tho following roal
estate to-wlt: Northwest nuartor of section
J. J owjishlp 14. Ilango 10. for tho purposo of
paying Certain debts of tho said Lillian B.
Woyburn. and tho cost of her support and
nialntenancc. and to Invest tho remainder In
lntorest bearing securities, and It appearing
from said petition that said real estato con
sists of liW acres of land In Kulth County. No
braska, from which no Income or rovonuo has
been derived for mora than bovoii years:
It Is therefore ordered, that the next of kin
pf sa d Incompetent and all persons Interested
in said cstato appear beforomoat chambers
In tho court houso In tho city of North Platto.
Lincoln. Nebraska, on thn 20ili il,v nr
ruary, lttw at two o'clock In the afternoon, to
show" cause. If any thoro be, why license
should not bo granted to said Emma Pulver.
guardian, to soil said roal cstato for tho pur-
it l further ordered that a copy of this
tno school 1) strict UUWU lormren successivo
Matte. In tho County weoks ln 1,10 Nort" 1 fttl9 Soml-Weokly Tri
or Nebraska, i iiuiiw. iiuwspnucr uirr.uiaiing in mo said
proposition, shall J" j Fh"Jr00,.n aiPiU.bu.t0 ofNobraska and
n x fi..r ti,.. published atNortli Platto n said county.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
Tho nbovo reward will bo paid for
tho arrest and conviction of tho party
or parties who havo been breaking Into
tho soli no! houses In District No, G and
destroy inrr. property.
W. II. SIMANT8,
Louis Macky,
Lor en Pukdy,
Schbol Board.
Dated at chamhurs tn sntil T lnmin ..m......
this lBth day of January, 1WJ9. II. M.Qiiiues.
.itiugo or tnu Distriot Court of Lincoln
County, Neb.
OltDEK OF UEAUINO ON PROBATE OF
FOHEIGN WILL.
Tho Stnto of Nebraska. L
Lincoln County, i
In thn County Court. January 10th. 190U.
In tho matter of the i.uinir. r
Coughlln. deceased """"
tin reading mill lllliixr tlm rntliln nr
F. Conirlln lirnvlnir Hint Hi,. Im.,.., nT.'i
on tho lUth day of January.' lOOU, ani( pur-
?" ."' i"ii oimieniicated conr nf
tno last will and testament of tho said do
ceascd. niaj bo proved, approvul. probated.
auowcu anil recorded as tho last will and
testament of the said l)i,l..i i??.T.,i.i," ","a
ceased. """" uu
Urdoreu. That Kebmnrv inib imn n
o'clock a. m., Is assigned for hearing ,,M
potition, when all persons interested In said
matter may appear at a county court to bo
held n and for said county, and show causo
why tho prayer of tho potftloner should not
bo granted. This order t 1-. ,.,,1.11.1." -Vi
corisocutlvp publications In tho Wrth p at ft
Arinuue prior to February 18th, IftW.
J3 W, 0. Er.ncn. Oonnit. t.ia