Semi-Wetkly Tribune
Ira L. Rare, Editw and Pabliiher.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
One Year by Mail in ndvunce $125
Ono Year bj Carries in advance $1,60
Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Post
offlco as Second Class Matter.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1910.
Railroad Yards Congested.
During tho paBt week the local rail
road yards have been badly congested
with freight, more bo thun for many
months, if not yeara. To remedy this
condition Conductor C. A. Weir has boon
appointed general yardmoster, a position
that lias been temporarily created until
tho yards are rollovcd of tho congest
ion. McDowell Goc to Sioux City.
n. W. McDowell, for a Ave venro m
cnaraa or mo unitcu states wcuuiur
1 m . i M i .1
bureau in this city, has been trans
ferred to Sioux City, la., nndwlll lcavo
for that nlace nbout October 15th. The
Sioux C tv omce is n some respects n
mnrn Imnortnnt station thnn Non.li
Platte, hence the transfer is in the
way of a promotion to Mr. McDowell.
Interest is Revival Continues.
Thoro is no abatement of interest in
the Finnell revival at tho opera house.
Tho attendance continues to bo largo
nml the work of savlnir souls trees on
with excellent results. Seven sousrht
and found tho new life Sundoy bringing
tuo total up ;eighty-ono. This is cor
tainly a great work in North Platte -result?
that will live long after tho ra
vival has nassod Into thoforeotten past
The meetings will bo continued the
remainder of this week, and a cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Methodists Stab Dahlman
Tim Methodist conference while in
session In this city passed tho following
resolution: "lie it resolved by tins un
nunl conference that wo nubile) v and
privately urgo our people to support and
vhta for onlv those candidates who have
declared themselves in favor of the coun
ty tho right to prohibit the saloon.
Wo nro unutterably omioscd to J. 0
Dahlman's election as govenror of our
state and pledge ourselves as ministers
to do rll wo possibly can by voico and
voto to defeat him, because o his bold
and blatant stand in support of the
btcwory. We with all our powers seek
the election of C. H. Aldrfch and all
other candidates who como out boldly for
countv ont on. recrnrulessor tliolr party
name." A slmilur resolution was adopted
by the conference hold last week at
York.
Lining Up Employes.
A writer In the Lincoln Journal calls
attention to n railroad scheme lis
follows:
In ovcry station, wnrehouso nnu on
tho tnnlhntiAM nil nlonnr the. main line
of the Union Pacific tho traveHbr theiio 1
days is confronted by a big white can
vas poster on which this is printed in
red letters: "If tho company is not
prosperous will you bo?" Tho inquiry
is supposably intended to bo aimed nt
the employes of tho road. Somo who
havo commented on tho poster nro of
the opinion that this is part of tho plan
by which tho railroad ia endeavoring to
lino up its employes in a compact pol
itical union that can bo dlrocted from
headquarters in the interest of uny and
all candidates who will promise to quit
legislating along railroad regulation
lines.
Death of Mrs, Casey. .
Mrs. Cathorino Casoy died Sunday
morning at her homo on W. Fourth St
at .the ago of elghty-nlno yeara. Tho
'dccoBscd hud boon in poor hoilth for
soyerul years and death was not uncx
.poctcd. Thu funeral was hold from the
rcnidenco yesterday uf tornoon.
Cathorino Anna Miller was born in
BruniBton. Ky April 13th, 1821, and
was married to Gcorgo Casoy on Sept
11 til, 1836, at tho ago of fourteen yonrr.
To this union eight chiidron worn borr,
the only living ono being Mrs. J. D.
Shatter, of this city. Sho united with
tho Cluistlan church nbout sixty years
ago, and was a consistent christian an 1
u woman of fine character. The de
ceased camo to North Plattu with her
husband thirty-Blx years ago.
Work Progressing Well.
Tho special work began Thursday
night at tho Baptist church Is making
a liealthy development. Dr. Whlt3
has already twined hlmsolf into tho Ufa
of tho church and the people in such i
manner ns to mnko tho work of tin
porrmmonty order. Tjio docks nri
cleared and every gun is in readiness
for action. Tho interest deepens with
each mooting and tho work takes o i
now phases with ovory service.
Two adults united with tho churc'i
on Sunday morning and several othon
are ready to do so. The work is of
such charnctot as to commend itsolf to
all richt thinking pcoplo and must ncc
essarily command tho attention of
North Plntte. Additions and buptismi
will no doubt bo almost a regular fen-
ture of tho mooting. Tho main dlffl-
iculty is the Binnll building.
R. B. Favokiqkt.
District Apneintments.
The following nro tho nppolntmonti
of Methodist ministers for North Pluttn
district: Allen Chamberlain, superin
tendent. North Plntte, Neb.: Bayard.
' Naax A. Jeffords; Bertrand, Chorion
M. McCorkle; Big Springs, James R
Smith; Brady Island, ChuppeU, II. A
Tnvlor: Curtis. E. J. Hayes: Elwooi
R. H, Carr; Fnrnam-Moorflold, D. W,
Purkor: Gandv. J. H. Tabor: Gorinir.
JohnNetullysHarrisburg, E. F. Clowor;
Hershev. f reu n. jonnson; imporitu,
iD. M. Rickett; Kimball, tiugeno Mark
'ley; LeWellen, Edgar Patterson; Lodgo
Pole, E, Moore; Maywood, F. J,
Skhouk: Mayflower, to bo supplied,
Wltctioll, r. w. unss; minataro, u. m
RichnrdBon: Morrill. O. B. D. Wood
Mt. Zlon-IIIghland: E. A. Andrews:
North Platto. W. S. Portor: Oualalht.
Alfred Chamborlaln; Palisade-IIaycF
Center, Herbert Hutchison ;il'ottor-l)Ix,
A. Er-Ijiflnori SUlny. Henry Zinecker:
Sm
lthjjfiu, i , m uipoiij tMocKvnio,H)
jmiod autiionniHi-i'axTon, a. w.
Jkmonj Wallaco to be supplied,
Wau
LOCAL MENTION.
Ed. S. Jenkins has been annotated
postmaster at Gandy, vice C G. Klrby
resigned.
Judge Grimes, who had boon holding
district court in western counties, re
turned homo Friday.
Mrs. Claudo Delnneycamo down from
NorthPort Friday and left the follow
ing day for a visit with relatives in
Gothenburg.
Mrs. I'remus Forstcdt. who became
a mother last week, has been in a crit
ical condition for soveral days, duo to
hemorrhages.
The men's meeting at the onera
house Sunday afternoon was attended
by about one hundred. An excellent
tniK was given by Kovivaiist Fcnnell.
Bert Barber came down from Lowcl-
on Friday and after snendinsr several
days with friends in town, loft for
Lincoln to enter upon tils fourth year nt
tho state university.
John Gundram. iivintr thirteen miles
northeast of town, wllfhave a sale of
personal nronortv on Tuesday. October
18th. The property to bo sold includes
seven horses, and colts, a number of
head of cattle, and farm machinery.
The sessions of the Methodist con
ference closed Sunday and tho attend
ants loft for their respective homes
bundav nlcht nnd yesterday morn nir.
4 ho conference is pronounced to I
have been a most interesting and suc
cessful one.
A score of Myrtlo farmers have de
cided that they will not pormlt hunting
nnd trespassing on tholr lands this fall.
lney omcct to having wiro fences cut.
and indiscriminate shooting and be
bides thoy would liko a few prairie
cmcicenn tnemseives.
Justico Sullivan united In marricre Sat
urday J. a. uouerry, or Frisco, (Jol., and
Mrs. Harriet wniKer, or uougias, wyo,,
and after kissing tho bribe delivered
a Btrlng ot hearty congraulatlons. Dur
ing his term of Justico, Patrick II. hns
ioiued many in marriage, nnd to the
best of his knowlcdgo none have been
divorced. This speaks well tor the man
ner which tics tho connubial knot.
Death of Sutherland Woman
Mrs. Anna Bussmer, living west of
sutnorianu, died at her homo Friday
from cancer, from which sho had bean
seriously 111 for tho past year or more,
She received medical treatment in
Omaha and for soveral weoka Inst
summer wns nt tho Physician's & Sur -
geon's hospital in this city, but not!
mprovingmy, she was taken to her
name, accompanied oy a tramcu nurse
vvsiw aiuu oitivv iviiiutuvu nihil livi X 11V I
funeral services wore hold atSutherlnnd
Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev.
3. r . Carroll, of this city.
Prc-Nuplial Function
Misses Francis Nichols and Eda Wen-
dehorn entertained at a miscellaneous
shower Friday evening in favor of Mias
Maymo Lannin. Two contests formed
tno entertainment ot the evening, ono
sketching tho bride-to-be, in which Miss
Maymo Johnson was awarded tho nrize
for tho most accurate likeness, and for
tno most artiRttcaiiy dressed do l bride.
Miss Mabel Wvman wasiriven firsthon-
ors. Tho guests numbered twenty young
ionics ami mo articles Bnowercd upon
the favored cuest were numerous and
usoful. A two course luncheon was ser
ved at tho closoof a very enjoyable eve
ning.
Wanted-Cattle to Winter.
Wanted ono thousand hoad of cattle
to wintor. or tor nart of winter.
Plenty hay, water and range and good
enro. Parties interested are invited to
call and look over tho conditions. Call
or address C. A. Johnson & Co. May
flower, Neb.
"The Spendthrift."
At the Keith Theator Monday. Oct.il.
Frederic Thompson's "Tho Snond-
thrift" will bo prusonted. Portor
Lmorson Browne is tho author. "The
Spendthrift" treats of frivolous oxtrav
agancu and its consequences. Its
nrlnc nals are Richard nnd Frnneln
Wanl, tho former a business man with
working, saving and home-Iovinc in
stlncts, tho latter, his "Butterfly"
wire, desirous only of n triumphant
social career. At first willingly but
after nwhllo protestingly, tho husband
furnishob the money to humor her e,
trnvugnnt habits. Eventually ho finds
nimsoir on tno orinK or ruin, wlthnoth
ing to show for his yoars of toll. The
prospect of llfo in uny Btution but that
to which she has been accustomed up
nulla Mm. Wnrrl Tlnulnrr nn iinrlnn.
standing of her husband's "business af
fairs, sue cannot realize the imminenco
of tho catastrophe thrcuthing them. Be
lieving tunc tno lack ol lunds is a mut
ter of only momentary seriousness she
uorrows monoy irorn a "irlend." ir
tending W4th it to help both hor hui.
band and herself.
Tho circumstances of this transaction
nro such thnt when they como to Ward's
knowlodso the u (lairs of counlo have
urrived at a climax which makes a com
plete readjustment of family relations
absolutely necessary. This readjust
ment takes place and the last act of the
piuy discloses u woman transformed.
The production Is marked by that care
ful attention to detnil which is a char
acteristic of everything for which
Frederic Thompson stands sponsor.
Garfield Items.
Mrs. Sadie Kilmer died at Cotter.
Nebr., Sept. 15 after ono weok'B illness
aged SSyrs., 0 mos and 11 dayB. Tho
remains wore brought back to Kilmor
nnd tho funeral services hold at tho
school house. Mrs, Kilmer wnu the
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Kilmor. She loaves to mourn her
loss, her husband and two little boys,
ono four vcors of aero and n babe three
weeks old, besides a father, mother a
Bisiorunu sevorui brothers. Mr. and
Mrs, Kilmor loft last snrinir for Colo
rado taking with them hor brother.
who was in poor health in, tho hopes
that tho trip would be of benefit to him.
j. xi. amiin is nero trom uranu is
land visiting relatives and mnkini? ore
paratlons to return to his farm in tho
snrinc.
uouriianu audio ana uraco uooacnow
wont to attend the fair Wednesday
u$ Callaway. k
Rev.' F:W'. Cuss, preached his far
well sermon last Sunday and loft Mon
day moraine for North Plattu to attend
lira confuraicv.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES
Capital and Surplus $135,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President,
E. F. SEEDCRGCR, Vlcc-Prcsiricnl,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, VicoPresiucnt,
F. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
PR. V LUCAS.
Office Suil 0 and 7, Kcilh Thcalrc Duildina
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Diseases
of Women.
Jess Harris, the inimitable "Skivers"
In "The Flower of tho Ranch," which
is to bo the attraction at the Keith next
Saturday evening is considered ono of
the besteccentrlc dancers on the Amer
ican stage, nnd his work is-one of the
many pleasant features of a splendid
performance.
Judge Grimes, while in Sidney last
week sentenced two men to tho peni
tent arv for one year each. Ono had
broken into a U. P. car nnd stolen goods,
tho other robbed a Greek section house
of $50 and wearing apparel,
REAPING BENEFIT.
p . P W il
from the Experience ot North
Platte
People.
Wo are fortunate indeed to bo able to
profit by tho experience of our neigh
bors. Tho public utterance of North
Platto residents on the following sub
ject will interest and benefit thousands
of our readers. Read this statement.
No better proof can bo had.
Georee W. Weinbereer. 109 W. 9th
St.. North Platte. Nebr.. says: "Two
years ago I became ufilicted with kid
ney trouble and sutfered from agonizing
pains tnrougn my duck, i gradually
crew worse, beenmo still and lame and
on account ot losing my rest nt night be
came an run down. My Kidneys them
selves did not nerform their functions
normally. Learning of Doan's Kidney
nils, l nrocured them from McDonald
& Graves' Drug Store and after I had
taken tho contents of six boxes 1
was entirely cured. Prior to using
Doan'a Kidnoy Pills, I had to lay oil
from work for several months, but after
taking this remedy only ono month, I
was able to resume work.
For sale by all dealers. Price GO
coats. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo;
Now York, solo agents for tho United
States.
Remembor the name Doan's and
tako no others.
A Man That Keeps Good Horses
don't wan't to spoil their anncaranco
or risk his own life by harnessing them
with an inferior mndo or shabby har
ness. It pays to buy a good harnoss
when you do buy, for it always looks
well as well ns wearing well. For
stylo, durability nnd make call on
A. F FINK.
ECHELBERY'S
NEW AND SECOND HID STORE
Cor Sixth and Locust Sts. Phone 302
A full lino of furniture, all kinds of
stoves and stove repairs, wagons, har
ness, saddles, bicycles, guns and sport
ing goous, ciockb, wntencs, musical
goods, sewing machines either cash
or navmonts. Evorvthlnir vnn imo
bought and sold hero. Top prico for
iron motai nnd rubber.
NOT10R KOU 1U "LIGATION.
Burial No. 01898.
Depart went of tho Interior.
IT. S. Land OOlco kt North 1'latto. Nob.
September 17tli UiO,
Notlco la liuroby glvon that Daniel J.
Oneloy, of North Platto. Nobroska. wbo, on
Fob. U. 1000. madolioineate&U entry No.teO.).
Mortal No. Olsiw. for west half, west halt
nortlioast quarter, thi half souttioast
quarter, section IS, township lit. north, Katun:
80. west nt tho Nixth I'rlnclpal MurtUlan
lias tyltx notlco ot Intention to
mako flnal tvo year proof to
oslalillali claim to tho land above described,
lvoforo the Itetflstor and Koculvr at North
1'latto. Nnb.. on tho Hth day of Nor. 1010.
Claimant nutnes an wltnesscnl Oarl 8.
SlcOrnw. Jacob Wobej. of North IMatto.
Nob.. Edward Wrliiht. Thomas llelclier, of
Myrtlo, Nub.
NtfJ-H J G. EVANfc, Ittrlator.
DEPOSITARY.
Homeopathy
Principles
Similea, Similibus, Curantus
A like remedy will cure a liko
disease.
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.
Nnture's own treatment whore
remedies are paramount. v
For out of town patients and
all those interested: Rooms fur
nished when desired for confine
ment, medical and the necessary
surgical cases., Trained nurse in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical Praclicioner
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
HOSPITAL
A Modern Institution for
the treatment of Medical
and Surgical Cases. Grad
uate Nursing. Physician
in attendance day or night
Special accommodations
for confinement cases.
721-23 North Locu
Telephone No. 642.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
EAST FRUWl STKUiiUT,
NORTH PLATTETlNEB.
Medical Staff:
Dr. D. T. Quigley. Dr. G. B- Dent.
Dr. V. Lucas.
A general hospital for all acute and
chronic cases medical, surgical
and obstretric. Open to the medi
cal profession. For further infor
mation address,
W. M. CUNNINGHAM, Mgr
I J"BBailBWBBal$ ''
HliiSilaufjiSaSBBBEs
Excelsior Springs
MINERAL WATER.
Wo aro solo agents for tho medicinal
waters from this fumous resort. Per
sona suffering with stomnch, liver
and kidnoy troubles should give these
waters a trial.
Sulpho Salino Water Pints 15c, Qts.
215c, half gal. 50c.
Siloam and Regent Water Pints 16c,
Quarts 25c.
Sotorian Glngor Ale Pints 16c or 2
for 25c. (Manufactured from Soterian
LithiaWator.)
Special discount in case lots.
Stone Drug Co.
Wills J Redfleld. UD JR McKlraban, M D
Drs. Redfield & flcKiraban
Phsicians and Surgeons.
All rnlln Prnmntlv Answered. Phones
Office at P. and S. Hospital.
(JfMVMWl,l'VWVI'i'''-
A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES.
8
8
Declors Ames & Ames,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Offico over Stone Drug Co.
n. ) Office 273
1'hOnCS i)n.!J... 07
V.
I
Try Our Flour.
Up-to-date $1.50 per sack or $2.90
rjcr hundred. B. & M. $1.45 per sack
$2.85 per hundred; Buffalo and Jer
Bey Cream $1.35 per sack or $2.75 per
hundred. See us for prices on 500, 1,000
or more pounds. Every sack guaran
teed.
R. E. LOUDON & SONS,
Call 551.
Go to
SORENSON'S
FOR
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
Phone 268
FOR ALL KINDS OF
floor, Feed, Orain or tidy
Having recently purchased tho
B. A. Wilson feed store at the
corner of Sixth and Locust Sts.
I respectfully invite a shnrcof
the patronage of the public.
Prompt delivery.
JP DITMPD
ax. lxl I lEilx.
THE BEST CIGAR SALESMAN
Uwe have is the Forest King cigar. It
brines moro trade to this store than a
little. It will not surprise you either
u you try tne roresi n.ing cigar, it is
a smoke you cannot fail to enjoy if you
are a lover of fine tobacco. It is a
clear that, once tried, vou naturally
I. : i . r A, .. ir i m -
uiiim ui uvury umu yuu ure incnnuu lor
a good smoKe.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
Notice.
Tnhn Tt1. WilpnvnnTi will tnbn nntiVn
that on tho 22nd day of July, 1910, P.
il. auinvan. a lusticc or inn I'nnm. in
and for Lincoln County, Nebraska, Is-
Riinrl nn flrrlnr nf A tfuphmnnf fnv. t.o
Bum of $19.60, in an action pending be-
iore mm, wnerein yviiiiam uowson is
plaintiff; and John F. Wilcoxson dofen-
flnnr tnntt nr.inorfvfintiDlBflnr.ftf mAnno
in tho hands of the Urjioh Pacific Raif-
roau company, a corporation, has been
attached under said order.
Said cause Was continued to tho 30th
day of Bent. 1910.
William Dowson, Plaintiff,
North Platte, Neb. Aug. 18th, 1910.
PRORATE NOTintt
Di tho County Court of Lincoln county. Ne
braska. Sent. 12th. 1010.
In the matter of the estate of Anders
P Carlson, decoased.
notice is hereby given, that the creditors
of said deceased will meot the Administratrix
of said estate, before tho County Judgo of
Lincoln county, Nebraska, at tho county
court room In said county, on the 10th day of
utfob?ri'n l(W ,nd on toe ,nju day of April.
1911. at 10 o'clock a. m. each day, for the pur
pose of presenting thelrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and nllnwn. siv mnn.i..
aro allowed for creditors to present their
claims and ono year for tho Admlnlstrltrlx to
sottlo said estate, from tho 12th day of
Sopt.. 1910. This notlco to Imj published
olght successive Issues In tho North Platto
Trlbuno. a legal nowspaper published In said
county prior to tho loth day of Octobor
sl3-s o. v. rcr.nr.n. (Vnmi. i
Dy ICatherine F. Clark. Clerk of tho County
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of tho Interior.
" ... . ' V . .1 III. lilt W lli
NnMll Pl.tln Villi CanlnMt.n. ,.L 1 n I .
..w. ... ,.vv. ucmuuiUVr fill, lt)lJ.
fi&SSFft ??-ni JE??1!1 Y't havlnc been
rrn t out nnt sir not t-. .
21782. mado April 10th. 1900. for all of section
8!. township 10 N.i range 83 W. 0th P. M by
Agnes Mcllenry. contestoo. In which It is
llshcd rusldenco on ssld tract that sho has
'" uiuuiuvitvu sam tract in
any manner, that sho has abondod said tract
parties are liero'iy notlflod to appear, ro-
xr i "M r'.v vuv,cu loucninsr said
SS'. JSlVtbe w?lAS,r nd receiver at tho
; "uu uuica iu norm 1'latte.
Nebraska. '
Tho said, contestant having. In a nmnr
..... "vvl vuo uumuiico per
sonal service i of this notlco cannot bo made.
m is nurcur umoreu ami airoctou mat such
GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and Surqeen,
Office over McDonald Bank.
nknna. I Office 130
Phones Re8idcnc(5 nB
J
NOTICE .
T.tin flsntt. Charles A. Porrv &md tho un
known holrs of David W. Porrr, decoascd
will tako notlco that on tho 20th day or July,
1910, Honry Waltamath. plaintiff herein. Mod
his potltlon In tho District Court of Lincoln
County. Nebraska, analnat said Oofcndanw,
tho object ana prayor or wnicn are vo quiot
tho title of tho platntld In and totha follow-
lnir de&cribeu tract or ianu,io-wu: nck-iimine
on the Southwest corner of Lotl, lu illock
102. Of thooriKitiaipiat or tno uny or north
I'latto, Nebraska, running thenco In a
northerly direction on tho west lino of said
lot. 40 foot and 4 Inches, thenco easterly
parallel with uio bouiu uno or saia tot. &j
foot rnoro or less to tho contor lino runnlnc
north and south, thenco southerly parallel
with tho west Uno of said lot 46 foot and 4 In
ches to tho south lino of said lot. thenco
westerly on tho south lino of Hala lotto the
pi aco of bcKlnnlnff, and to exclude each and
ail 01 tno saiu ueienuanis uuin any uiturost.
rleht. tltlo or claim In and to said property
and to enjoin said defendants trom assertlne
any claim in said premises as against me
plaintiff herein and to enjoin said defendants
from Interferon? with plaintiff's possession
thereof.
You arc required to answor sain potltlon
on or before tho a (lay or uctoocr, lviu.
I1ENBY WALTEMATII
tly Wucox &HAI.L1C1AN. HIsAttorneya.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department ot tho Interior.
United States Land OIUco
North I'latto. Nebraska,
September 7, 1U10.
A sufllclent contest aflldavlt bavins been
filed In this olllco by H. 0- uartholomow
contestant, apalnst homestead Entry
no. ziircu. mauo auit- . ror an ot
Sec 'M, Township 1". N. Itaneo32 W Oth
r. mcriuian, ny uaviu Aionteun contostoo. in
which It Is alleged that David Monteltu
has novor established resldcnco thereon :
that ho has failed to lmprovo or cultivate
said tract in any mannor; that bo has aban
doned said tract for moro than six months
last pait. Bald parties aro hereby notiucd
to appear, respond and offer evidence touch
Ins said allocation at 10 o'clock a. m
nn Nov. 7th, 1010, beforo tho Register and
licccivor at tno united mates L,anu ouico
In North I'latto. Nebraska.
Tho said contestant having, In a proper afll
davlt filed Sopt. 7th, sot forth facts which
show that after duo diligence, personal ser
vlco of this notlco cannot bo mado. It Is
hereby ordered and dl roc tod that such no
tlco do given ny auo ana proper pumicauon.
J. hi. I', VANS,
KegUter.
NOTIOE FOIl PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 02109.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land OOlco at North Platto. Neb.
Aug. 11, 1910.
Notice Is horobv given that Man? I'acka.
of North Platte. Neb., who. on July 2. lWt,
mado homestead entry No. 20301. serial No.
(100, lor all of section 12. township 12, N,
rangonz, woitnootii Principal Meridian, lias
II led notice of Intention to tnako final Ave
year proof, to establish claim to tho land
above described, before the Iteglster and He-
celver at North Platte, Nebraska, on tho 13th
day of Oct. 1910.
uiaimant names as witnesses: Adam ti.
Donaldson, John Fowler and Carl TTroedor,
of North Platte. Nob. and Spencer Edmlston.
of Ilcfshey, Nob.
aw-o j . K. EVANS. Kcglster.
Serial No. 0'24l:
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION,
Department ot tho Interior
U. S. Land Offlco at North Platto. Nob.
Aug. Hth. imo.
Notice Is hereby glvon that Adam K. Don-
U.nn i 1Mb.... 1Unl.c.l wl.A
Rnnt. lAth. 1904. rrndn Homestna'rl entrr
No. SMI, Serial No. 02241. for west half, and
I southeast quartor. section 32, township 13,
north, ranpe hi. west or tno oth Principal
Meridian, has died notice ot intention to
mako final flvo year proof, to establish
claim to tho land abovo described, before
tho iteglster and itccelver at North Platte,
Nebraska, on the 13th day of Octoh r. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank .1.
Facka. Hugh Songor. Carl Ilroeker and John
Fowler, all of North Platte. Nebraska.
jn-o j. k. evans, iteglster.
LEGAL NOTIOE.
Nora Batch. Plaintiff. Vs. Carrie T.. Mlrlmnl
and O P. Michael, her husband. O. W Vnr-
ley and Addlo Verloy, his wife, Hhorman Q
wiiporger ana Kmmn u. wiibergrr bis wiro
Henderson Ilolllngsworth and
llnlllnifdiiinitlli iiia nlfu .1 fc, ......... .. I...
J. F Llttlo and Livonia L. Little his wlfo, J.
w. Miner, iiuienuams,
Carrie L. Michael. C P. Mlchaol. J. F. Llt
tlo and Livonia L. Little, non-rostdent do
fondants will tako notice that on July 1st
1910 tho plaintiff Nora Ilalcb filed a potltlon
In tho District Court of Lincoln County,
nourasKa, against mo aoovo namoa defen
dants, tho object and prayer of which was to
forecloso a mortgage on tho S. 10 qunrter
and tho south half of the north half of sec
tion 31. township 11 range 81 In Lincoln Coun
ty. Nebraska, given bv Carrie L. Mlchnnl nnri
O. p. Mlchaol her husband to defendant O,
u. vonoy tosocuro tuo payment or a note
for nlno hundred sixty dollars with Interest
thereon, which note and mortgage was duly
assigned to tho plaintiff herein for a valu
able consideration Default having boon
mado In the paymont of said note and in
terest thereon, and no action having been had
ror uio recovery tnorcor. the plaintiff aslcs,
for Judgment against said defendants and
each of them for tho mim nf nm tlinusnnri
ono hundred thirty-eight and M-100 dollars
anu interest rrom juiy 1st iviu together .with
all costs and accruing costs in this case, and
for forcclosuro of said mnrrencrn nnd nnln nt
said property for tho paymont ot such claim
?.nlVFis.ls;., wonA I'laintlir,
By F M. WiMnRnl.KV. Hor Attorney.
ORDER OF II EAR I NO ON PROBATE OF
I'UKltlUM W1L.1..
Statoof Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
In tho county court, Sopt. 12th, 1910. -In
the mattor nf tlm aintn nt VArA
Evorett, decoased.
On roadlne and flllni? tlin nnlltlnn rf n,niu.
O. Jones, praying that tho lnstrumuat
tiled on tho I2th day of Sept, 1910, and pur
porting to be an authenticated copy ot the
last will and testament of tho said deceased,
as proved, probated, and allowed In tho pro
bate court of Suffolk county, Massachusetts
may Imi proved, approved, probated, allowod
and recorded as the last will and tflfltumflnt
ot tho said Edward Evorett, decoased, In
tuis uuurt.
Ordered. That Octobar 3rd. lB!fl i in
o'clock a. m Is assigned for hoarlng said
vDtiuuu, wnuii an per&ons interested in said
matter may appear at a county court to bo
held in and for said county, and show cause
why tho prayor of the petftloner.should not
bo granted. This order to bo printed for
six successive issues in too North Platto
Semi Weokly Tribune, prior to Octobor 3rd,
41IV
?,18"?, . O- E. Er.Dn. County Judge.
IlV Kathnrlnn V. flUrV. rilnrb nf .! On.intn
- . - .. , V.W.I, w . ..... SWMM.
Court,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 02033
n Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Onice at North Platte. Nob.
... . August 20th. 1910.
V. 7. r, . " HJ.imiuur u. milieu
vf.iN?' Piyte. Nob., who on Septembor.
12th. 190J, made Ilomostoad Entry No. 2HB7.
SbMal No. (WS8, for the swX. ni nw5(nH
ne, se'i neW. e bo!. swU eW section 8.
kuT.ji.uiii nurin, rante sv, west or tne otn
nrlnnlnal tn.lll.n T.aa .1 1 .1 .
ntentlon to make final flvo year proof,
to establish claim to the land abovo
described, before the register and receiver
at North Platto. Nebraska, on the 18th
day of Octolier, 1910.
nl Im. M. .1 ina m n w. . 1 1 . t . ..
son. Martin Hood, Dennis Breen and Fred
uiuuiura, ait ui nuriu riaite, neD,
a23-fl J. V. Rvara. Register
Notice for Publication.
w Serial No. 02S5I,
Departmuatof tUoIntbrlor.
U. B. Lmu Ottlcts at Nrrth Plattiv. Nob.
m . . . August Hath, 1910.
Notice Is horoby given that Albert Doobko,
pfNorth Plattu. Nob., who on Ifeb. Hth,
l?05,laI,o-nomu!','G(1 Entry No. 2t18, Sorlal
No. 03J4, for all of ection 8. township 15. N ,
Itango Ul, w. of tho slxtn principal morldlan,
has filed notice of Intention to make flnal
Hveyear proof, to ostabllsh claim to tio
land above described, before the Iteglster
and Itecelver at North Platto, Nebraska,
on tho Hth day of October, 1810.
Claimant names as wltnessesi James
Ilerliail. Ilnvlrl Mirnmlm, Wllllmn nnrtir.u
tMrd0mw y oyi'Atyl.