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Ira I. Bare, Editor and Pnbliker.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1910.
Lecture Course.
Tho first numbor of the Lecture
Course comes next Monday night. It
is nn attraction rnroly seen outsldo of
tho larger cities. Bonj. Chnpln hns
had a reputation In New York for years.
Ills impersonations of Lincoln havowon
him national fame. Read his press no
tlces and you will ceo that ho has all
of tho great literary critics with him.
His evening differs from most attrac
tions in being intensely interesting and
In leaving with those who attend some
thing worth while Every child In tho
sixth grado or ubovo should bo there.
It willbe worth much book study to
got Chapin's character study of Lincoln.
Singlo admission for adults and children
for Monday night is EOc. Only ono prico.
Why not buy that boy n season ticket
to tho Lecture course? He will bo in
good company. Only the best peoplo
aro there lie will be under elevating
influences and at the same tlmo be
learning lessons given novhore else
Ho won't understand It all, neither will
wc. Tho Lyceum Is too broad for uh
to get nil of it. Rut ho will get all that
ho can and that is just what wo will do.
The girls need tho snmo inspiration and
will get as much out of it. Wo say gut
him a ticket good for every number and
got him to got it resorved.
Try to supply your family of fivo
people with two tickets and you aro not
doing as well for thorn as you would do
If had fivo tickots. Dotter economize
on something clso and have tho intel
lectual awakening. Business men need
tho courso. Professional men should be
thoro. Our doctors and lawyers should
bo as cultured as our preachers and
teachers.
Uaptiit Notei.
All past records are maintained and
even surpassed. Tho audience las Sun
day night filled tho houso. All present
gnvo extraordinary attention while the
pastor preached a full hour. This Is an
unusual length of tlmo for tho speaking
as it la planned to occupy only nn hour
for tho entire service. About" thirty to
forty minutes is tho tlmo usually oc
cupied by tho pastor. Tho mid week
meeting this week wbb splendid; bottor
than the ordinary which, is Baying
much. Thlrty-flvo persona woro present
not counting several small children.
Several said at tho close "Tho mooting
was too short; I wanted to sneak."
All meetings of next Sunday will bo ac
cording to regular schedule
Pastor.
. LOCAL MENTION.
Mrs. George Roberta, of Maxwell, Is
the guest of friends in town.
Tho county commissioners adjourned
uuosdtty evening until jjocemtior ctn.
Miss Margaret Brogan, of Paxton,
has been the guest of friends in town
this wdek.
Mrs. B. Parr roturned to Omaha yes
terday after spending several weoko
with nor mother Mrs. Anna Church.
Georgo Lnbbo nrrived from Omaha
tho foio part of tho week and has nc
coptod a position as stenographer in
the offl:o of District Foreman Beory.
Through tho medium of n short local
item in Tho Tribune Tuesday, tho Star
Clothing House disposed of 000 pictures
Wednesday which thoy ndvortlBcd to
give awny freo to adults.
Miss Myrtlo Martin, who had been
worklntr In Mrs. Huffman's millinery
department as apprentice for tho past
tnree montns, returned to tier nomo in
Sutherland yoaterdny.
Congressman Kinkald asks Tho Tri
bune to extend to the voters of Lin
coln county his thankB for tho hearty
support; given mm. mr. Kinxaiu's ma
joritv over Taylor In tho district is
about 4,000.
Manager Stamp of the Keith will be
at tho Box oillco Friday and Saturday
of this week and Monday of next wcok
to reserve seats for tuo Lccturo course
xou can get tnem an rosoryou at once
and without chargo, This Is a condition
that our people are not slow to appreciate
'for- ill most cities tho Lecture Courso
tickots cannot be reserved or thoro Is
an extra chargo.
Wanted Young woman botwuon tho
ago of twonty-ono and thirty to onter
training school for nurses; address sup
erintenuent, rnysicmns ami surgeon
uospitui, Norm riatte, rseur.
A lorge numbor of high school stu
dents and other local foot ball enthus
lasts will accompany tho high school
team to YorR next Wednesday night
to witness tho j.nanKBgiving camo with
tho York high school team. Tho boys
an counting upon tno game ueing
nam one nnu will no uouut groatly ap
preciate tho encouragement which can
be given by the home rooters.
Folks who have worn Armour Pinto
Hosiery will not accent any other. They
know how to get long wear without
paying any moro than you pay for tho
unsatisfactory kind. Small.
Tho Big Shooman
During tho past month the prico of
hogs has dropped about $2.00 per 100
in the south Omaha market. This de
clino Is due, tho packer J a ay. to tho
largo corn crop, which means plenty of
fat hogn. In our opinion It moans that
tho packers have cleaned up their sur
plus stock of meuts and mean to rcfll
their houses with cheanor meat. Pork
however, In the cities has been reduced
about two cents per pounu retail.
Tho red cross Christmas seals of the
Antl-Tuborculosls association aro now
distiibuted for sale In thestato of Neb
raska to the number of 200.000. and
twice that .many more will bo sent out
and ready for the opening day of tho
sale uocemoer l. it was intended
orlglnplly by tho executive secretary
for this section to try to sell 500,000.
but Uwre haa been ao many calls that
the inurnbor has been increased to GOO,
000, These seals will bo on sa)e at a
number of the business hopses lu town,
Will Ftti Skecp.
John Burke came down from Denver
Wednesday with 1,G00 head of sheep
which ho will fatten for tile market at
the stockvards east of town. These are
in addition to 400 head shipped in some
time ago. It will require from sixty
to ninety days to inttcn me ammais.
Marriage Liceaset. .
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Ira A. Sinclair, of Ogalalla and
Miss Olivia Kathorina Burklurid, of
Sutherland,
This counle wcro married at tho Luth
eran church In Sutherland last evening.
Lester L. Palmer and Martha J.
Anderson, both of this city, were
granted a license to wed Wednesday.
Kill Thirty-one Geeie.
Keith Noville A. P. Kclley. Gcoreo
Schatz and Henry Rcbhauscn with Jnck
Stack as chafTcur, took tho bluo tag
Tuesday for success in goose hunting.
Thoy left town at 8:45 n. m., and tour
fng to n section south of Lowellen, a
distance of eighty miles, they began
tho slaughter of Cnnada gecso at two
o'clook in the afternoon in just two hours
thev had killed thirty-one They reached
home at eleven o'clock the same night.
That's going some In killing wild geese,
n it tn nn n n n r I 1 In rm 'Pit It f n
UH VYVII UD llU WtlJUIIIl JllllO TV I Mil
thanks tho boys for tho goose received;
was line and much enjoyed when
roasted to tho proper brown
Doy Diet Suddenly,
Ardcn Andorson, tho adopted son of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Anderson of this city.
died Tuesday afternoon from nn illness
of n very brief duration. Death was
duo to diabetes from which ho had been
a III I c tod for some timo past.
Arden was auout ton years ot ace
and a boy of undue intelligence and
learning but on thonccountof defective
eyesight was hindered from nttcndlng
school this yoar. Among his school
mates and play fellows ho was agree
able and mado himself a favorite among
thorn. To tho grandpaernts whoso homo
io una urigntoncu tor a numner or
years past, tho sympathy of all are ex
tended.
The funoral services woro held at tho
Anderson resldenco yesterday afternoon
conducted by Rev. Harmon, of tho
Lutheran church. Interment wns made
In tho North Platto cemetery.
PERSONAL MENTION.
C. F. Tracy wont to Denver Wednes
day to transact business forafow days.
Misa Isabel Doran. of Grotna. Neb..
will spend Thanksgiving with her
parents.
Julius Pizer and son Harry returned
Wednesday evening from a brief visit
in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Richards went to
Sterling Wednesday for a brief visit
with friomla.
Dr. Mario Ames rotrundd last oven
nit from OBhkosh whoro sho had been
spending foveral days.
Miss Anna Stcuhauscn went to Suther
land to attend tho wedding of Miss
Lonh Burklund, acting as maid of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Pizer. of Omaha.
aro tno guests at the homo ot Julius
Pizer. having arrived Wednesday ovo
ning.
l red l' rye and Ben llartmnn will go
to Omaha Monday to spend several
days with Elmer Anderson, who is
wonting in tho shops at that piaco.
Miss Stasia Grnco will leave to
morrow for Chovonne whoro she ex.
pects to spend several weeks visiting
relatives and triends.
Miss Elizabeth Weinberger will ao to
Gretna, Neb., tomorrow to spend sov
oral days with Miss Isabel Doran, who
is teaching in tho city schools at that
place
W. T. West left yostordav for Kan
sas City whoro on Wednesday of the
noxt week ho will bo united in mnrriage
to Miss Holen Harbaugh, a , popular
young lady of that city. Mr. West has
been in tho employ of tho company as
telegraph operator at this terminal for
a numbor of months and has won a host
of friends who extend congratulations.
Durlnrr tho past year tho Loxintrton
Shippers Association shipped threo
hundred thousand dollars worth of hogs
from that station. That's some hogs.
OBhkosh is soon to have n big electric
light plant Similar to tho ono used at
North Platto In slza and equipment.
T. L. Robinson, who is nn olectrical
engineer will place u plant hero just as
soon as tho dynamo and other equip
ment may be procured; Tho dynamo
will bo a sixty cycle ono and a fifty
horao power gaa engino will bo Installed.
Tho stores and Btreots will bo lighted
by largo carbon arc lights, This no
doubt can bo mado a buccchs hero with
the co-operation of our citizens, who
have signified that thoy will do their
part,-OshkoBh Herald.
Sup. Tout tolls ns that thoro nre
fifty boys and girls, moro or less, can
vassing for Lecturo Courso tickets.
Ho- also has some rather interesting
Incidents connected with tho sale or
tickets last year and tho year before.
Last year threo diiTorcnt boys ap
proached ono business man asking him
to buy tickots. To oach ono ho replied
that ho had already bought. Each care
fully inspected the Hat of tickot takors
at the cIobo of tho season and found
that this samo man had not bought a
singlo tickot nor had ho attended a
slimlo entortalnmcnt. This man docs
not stand well with a number who havo
hoard of tho incident. Don't turn tho
boys and girls down. Give them your
oruor now.
Complote returns from Pennsylvania
indicate that that Btato would have
been lost to tho republicans had their
opponents had tho skill to stand to
gother. Toner, republican, received
lor governor a majority of only 34,191
over Borry, tho democratic candidate
Grim, the independent candidate, re
coived 120,8 votes, making a total
majority for the two leading opponents
of Tenor or i)2tzvz. uau the independ
onts nulled Grim off. Berrv would al
most surely havo received tho creator
portion of the Grim voto, tnsuriug his
election. It goes without saying that
Buch a reverse as this would have been
what tho corrupt Pennsylvania re
publican organization needs. As it is,
tno discovery mat it is in the minority,
though successful, should be a lesson
to the machine. Lincoln Journal
Cemmiwkmer' Proceedings.
Nov. 14, 1910.
Board of county commissioners met
perBuant to adjournment, present
Springer, Walter, Streitz and county
clerk.
Ray C. Lantrford. countv treasurer.
you nre hereby authorized to correct
tho personal tax ol F. W. Ilerm no
housen for tho year 1910 on account of I
error in mortgage filed April 16. 1910.
The following claims wero allowed:
R. Rcnner. cash to be used in Road
Dlst. 20, $125.00
ImI Connor, cash to bo used In Road
Dlst. 05, 100 00
J. N. Carlisle, cash to used In Road
Dlst. No. 50 allowed on Comm. Dlst.
No. 1, 50.00
beinuru Miller, damages in Road
No. 025, 20.00
Homer II. Roacrs. cash ta bo used in
Road Dlst. No. 4G, 50.00.
Homer II. Ro tiers, as special com
missloncr, Road No. 21G, 4.60
U. A. Macon, county nssessor, salary
for fourth quarter of 1910, 150.00
E. C. Hostettcr, bridge work at
Maxwell, 38.50
Ray C. Langford. county treasurer.
you ore hereby authorized to correct
tax lists for tho year 1910 on lots 7 and
8, block 83, to valuation of 1,000.00 on
account of error In assessment.
Ray Langford, county treasurer, vou
aro hereby authorized to refund to Ed.
Johnson $2.92 on lots 7 and 8, block 33,
on account or error in assessment.
Claim of Harry Lowis, ovorsccr of
Dist 32. for cradinrr road between
bridges south of Maxwell. Claim al
lowed on Commissioner District No, 2,
445.00.
CJaJm of J. M. Wilson, custodian of
the court houso and fifty cents for twine
05.00.
Ray C. Lanuford. countv treasurer.
you are hereby authorized to refund to
u. iu. Linden error in taxes on lot,
Clarksons Sub-Division N. E. 1 Sec 29-14-33,
Sutherland Neb.
Fred bimants. road work Dist No 30.
50.00 comm. Dist No 1, and 14.00 road
Dist uu, total 04.00
Settlement was mado with M. A.
Carrier, overseer of road Dist No 2G
amount drawn for road work was 150.00.
Amount expended for road work 72.25.
Balance paid to countv treasurer for
benefit of Dist 20, 77,75
u. A. Lowell, deputy county sher
iff, salary for October 25.00
A. P. Kelly, printing ballots, tax lists,
etc., allowed on tho general fund, 464.
72.
Walter Cokor, refund of tnx, city
levy, as ho is not inside of incorpora
tion, allowed on general fund, 2.56.
Sophia Anderson, enro of Emma Ander
son, an incompetent, allowed on general
fund, 27.00.
County Treasurer, you are horoby
authorized to correct tax lists of Geo.
McKain. personal tax for year 1910 and
assessed valuation placed at 1435.00.
Chas. II. Walter, salary us county
commissioner, allowed on general fund,
150.00.
County treasurer, you are hereby
authorized to refund to Geo. C. White
tho sum of 18.88 for taxeB paid under
protest for tho reason that tho 2,000
mortgage was assessed to William
Hawloy.
E, H. Springer, salary as county
commissioner, allowed on general fund
53.50
A. F. Streitz, snlary as county com
missioner, allowed on genoral fund
42.50
J. O. Wilmuth, in comparing your
land in Deer Creek precinct with other
land In tho name precinct with tho
deputy nssessor wo find that tho same
Is not out of proportion. If your land
In Walker precinct is too high, please
havo tho samo compared with surround
ing land by the deputy assessor and give
us his opinion In writing.
II. bl'ItlNGEIt. C. II. WALTEIl. A.
F. Streitz County Commlsssionors.
Mr. Peterson, overseer of Road Dist.
No. 18, you are hereby authorized bv
tho Board to removo nnv fence or orate
across Road No. 216, tho road as cbm
monly used and traveled will bo suffici
ent evidence as to its boundaries.
H. ol'HINGKIt. C. II. WAIrnn. A.
F. Stuietz, County Comm.
Adjourned until Dec. 5, 1910.
F. R. Elliott, County Clerk.
Lets Train Cut his Foot Off.
It is not a vary uncommon tiling for
porsons to bocomo discouraged and
throw themselves boforo a moving
train with tho intent to commit suicide.
but for one to deliberately poko his
foot under tho wheels of a movinc
train and thus havo It amputated, is
somethine seldom if ever heard of until
tno othir day when a tramp performed
tho act between Juniata and Kenotmw.
Tho man who did tho foolish act told the
following atory to a reporter of a news
japer who Interviewed him after tho
occurrence:
-mynamo is &am umids; l was
thirty vears old October 20: mv nnrnnta
It . r i v r . .' " .'
live ai ia'ou, rvan. i was uorn in Ten
nessee. Whon mv brother and mvsolf
wore oiu onougn to wont a nttio my
.. ..i.i i. r . .
minor ueenmo cranny and grow worse
nnu wo grew oiuor. i got out of bed
once at midnight and ran awny. but
later roturned on tho advice of my
jnenuH oniy io do driven away again.
I havo been a wanderer for fifteen
years, riding freight trains and expect
ing to loao my life. I did this act Oc
tober 24th of my own freo will, in nc
cordanco with tho Catholic bible. My
parents havo no moro religion than dogs,
and I had never been baptized, so 1
baptized myaolf with my own blood,
naying no one to neip me. f irst l re-
movcu my oiu snoo, roueu down my
sock and pulled up my pants and draw
ers, and whon tho train whistled for
tho bridge I stuck my right foot across
.11 'Jl-I I It .. 1 mi t
uiu uiu, j.ijii uiiu ii wus uuuu. men i
pulled mvself around tho abuttmont of
the bridge and let her bleed awhile and
then checked tho flow with my garters
anu puneu my drawers and pants over
tho atub; I was forced out of hiding In
the weeds tho following day by thirst
and discovered by tho section men.
This is all Icaro to say."
Otto Wltthun, tho Gothenburg har
ness maker, who mysteriously dlsan
peared from that town last March
alter drawing ssiuou trom a bank, was
picked up by the Hastings' police a few
days ago in a somewhat demented con
dltion.
Willi .1 Ilbdnchl. M 1) J it McKlrahtii, M D
Drs. Redfield & McKirahan
Pkticiaut aud Surgeons.
All Calls Promptly Answered. Phones
642-644
Office at P. and S. Hospital.
Real Estate for Sale.
480 acres for salo or trade on some
good horses or cattle This can bo had
at a bargain if taken soon. Four thous
and dollars worth of Btock gets this
place This great bargain Is just five
miles from North Platto is all fenced
and has a 3-inch tubular well.
40 acres 3i miles from Chlllichothc,
Missouri; 4 room house, barn for 4 head
of horses and other out-buildings, all
fenced and crossed fenced; woll with
plenty of soft water. This land is all
cultivation. Prico per acre $100.
Will trado .for land or stock. The
owner is a dealer and is In town this
week.
Ono block of ground containing 16
lots. Tho size of each lot is 44x126.
WH1 offer this block for tho next thirty
days at $150.; on terms.
Lot 8, In block 3, just 5 blocks south
of Court House, Dowey street. A bar
gain at $350.
70 acres half mil" from North Platte,
well improved, has large houso and
large barn. This Is worth a fortuno to
tho right party. This is tho only place
near North Platto that will make a first
class summer resort. Wo are only
asking tho prico of tho improvements
which is threo thousand dollars. If
thoro Is any ono wantlnc to make a
fortune you had better seo us quick.
Seo Ed and get ono of theso bar
gains.
Vermillion Realty Co.,
713 North Locust St., North Platte,
Neb.
Homeopathy
Principles
Similea, Similibus, Curantus.
A llko remedy will cure a like
disease.
A law immutable, that cannot
change, and as true today as
when it first came to light. A
true and tried system that will
bear investigation.
Nature's own treatment where
remedies are paramount.
For out of town patients and
nil those interested: Rooms fur
nished when desired for confine
ment, medical and tho necessary
surgical cases. Trained nurso in
attendance
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical Practicioncr
Air Ships are Popular
but not moro bo than the cigars
manufactured bv J. F. Schma zr ed.
Their nonularitv is due totholr nnnlltv.
notnmg hut the best tobacco going into
... . " . . . i .j i
their make-up. Tho nickel clears are
just as good for 'the prico as aro those
wnicn soil for n dime. Try ono of the
many brands made by us.
J. F. SCHDMLZRIED
Try Our Flour.
Un-to-dato $1.50 per sack or $2.90
per nunureu, u. & m. $1.45 per sack
$2.85 per hundred; Buffalo and Jer
sey urenm per bock or 52.75 per
hundred. Seo us for prices on 500. 1.000
or moro pounds, civory sncK guaran
teeu.
R. E. LOUDON & SONS.
Call 551.
Phone 268
FOR ALL KINDS OF
Flour, reed, fraiii or Hay
Having recently purchased tho
B, A. Wilson feed store nt the
corner of Sixth tnd Locust Sts.
I respectfully invito a share of
tho patronago of tho public.
Prompt delivery.
J. R. RITNER
Go to
SORENSQWS
FOK
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Fraiaiag
Reea MoaldiBg, and Wiadow
Screens a Specialty,
Shop 107 East Fifth.
IT BEAT3;the
4 A
How our 10c
HOME MADE BREAD
has taken with ladies who arc particu
lar about what kind of Bread they buy.
They show their good judgment when
they purchaso a loaf of our 10c
Home Made Bread.
It is made from the best of flour and
great care iauscd in the making. It is
certainly diiTorcnt from tho ordinary
Bread you buy. Be sure and ask for
DICKEY'S
Home Made Bread
10c
per loaf.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
EAST FRONT aTKttuJT,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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
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 Locust St.
Telephone No. 642.
W. W. SADLER, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and Optician.
U. P. District Surgeon,
HERSHEY, - - NEBRASKA.
ORDEH Of HKATllNO ON PETITION FOR
ArruiwraiKNT uic aijsuisihtuatok
OK ADMINISTRATRIX.
Stato of Nebraska. Lincoln County, ss.
In tbo county court
In thn mnttor nf Mm natntn nf IT.
Nnsrasa. deceased.
. On roadlnc and IHlnjr tho petition of Fred
R. Qlnn nravlnir that tho admlnlHtrntlnn
of said estato may bo granted to l'rod R.
umn an administrator-
ordered. That Nov. Slst. 1010. at 3 o'clock
a, m Is assigned for hearing said potltton
when all porsons Interested In said matter
may appear at a county court to bo hold In
and for said county and show ransowhv Dm
prayer ot petitioner should not bo granted 1
and that notice of tho pendonci ot said pet
ition and tho hearing tlioreof bo given to all
persons Intorosted In said matter by publish
Ing a copy of this ordor In tho North l'litto
Tribune a soml -weekly nowspapor printed
In said county, for. three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing.
Dated October Slxt, 1U10.
nl-8 V. O. Kr.mtn. Oountr .ludee-
Hy Kathorlno V- Olark. Clerk County Court.
ORDER OK 11EARINOON PETITION FOR
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX.
maiuui ucu.&HKa, i.incoin uounty, 8S.
In tho county court,
. In tho matter of tho estato of Ray I).
Raynor, deceased .
On reading and tiling tho petition of O. J.
llowfii. prarlnc that adinliilstratlnn nf kkIiI
oNtato bo granted Clovls Raynor as admlu-
Ordered. That November 28th. A. I). ,1010,
at U o'clock a. m.. Is anslgned for hearing said
potltton, when all porsons Interested In said
matter may appear at a county court to be
hold In and for said county, and show causo
why tho prayor of tho petltlonor should not
bo granted: and that imttrnnf rim iu.nilrmf.i-
of KKld petition and tho hearing threof bo
given 10 an porsons interested in said matter
by pvfbllshlng this order In tho North Platto
Tribune, a Homl-Weckly newspaper printed
In said county for six successlvo issues prior
iu sum uuy 01 Hearing
Dated Novortbcr 7th. 1010.
JlH-tl W O. Kl.ncil. Pniinr.v .Tnriirn
Hy Kathorlno V. Clark, Clerk of th County
Legal Notice.
Julius L. DoRenter, will tuke
notice that on the 4th day of
August, 1910, Ella A. DoRenter, plain
tiff herein, filed her petition in the
District Court of Lincoln County, Ne
braska, ugulnst said defendant, the
obiect und prayer of which is to obtain
a uivorco from said defendant upon tho
grounds of extreme cruelty practiced
by defendant against plaintiff, on Sep
tember 19, 1908, and his desertion of tho
plaintiff, and failuro to support and
care for said plaintiff during the tlmo
when plantiff was in need of medical
attention. And for the restoration' of
tho plaintiff's namo to that of her
maiden name. Ella A. Hume, and for
auch other relief as equity may afford.
You aro required to answer said pe
tition on or boforo tho 2Gth day of De
m
3
, , s-PrJf
mm
cember, loio.
Dated the 14th day of November.
1910.
Ella A. DeRenteu, Plaintiff.
1 GEO. D. DENT, ?
Physician and Surgcen,
Office over McDonald Bank, v
m - inn v
Phones
j Residence 115
fi))1!!r)Mt
(I A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES.
U Doctors Ames & Ames, a
6 Physicians and Surgeens,
V Office over Stone Drug Co. K
Phones
I Utlice Z7U
f Residence 273
NOTICE FOR PDRLIdXTION.
Serial No. 0U1.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land Ofllco at North Platto, Nob.
Oct. 14. 1010.
Notlco Is hereby given that Qcorgo E. Oar
man, ot Ilorshry, Nob., who, on Juno 28. 1WI,
mado homestead ontrr Nn. 0033. serial No.
01031, for all of section SI, township 12, N.
range i, wor tnootn Principal Meridian, Mas
filed notlco of intention to mako final fivo
year proof, to establish claim to tho land
above described, boforo tho Resistor and Re
ceiver at North Platto, Nobraska, on tho 18tb
day of Doc. 1010.
Claimant names as witnesses: Alvln
Zaulur. or North Platto. Neb.. Dell Titter
Ington. of Sutherland. Nob., A. K. Mclntyre.
of Hershoy, Neb., Joo Avclanch. of Hershoy,
Nb.
ois-o J. E. Evans. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No OU32,
Department of tho Interior
XI. S Land Ofllco at North Platte. Nob.
Oct. 14th. 1910.
Notlco Is hereby given that Alvln Zaulor.
of North Platto, Nobraska, who on
July. 0th, 10O4. trado Homestead entry
No. 20337. Serial No. 02IS2. for south half.
northwest quarter, lots 3 and 4 and
south halt section 4, township 12, north
rango 32, west of tho 8th Principal
Meridian, has died notlco of Intention to
mako final fivo. voar nroof. to establish
claim to tho land above described, boforo
llio ueglster and Receiver at North Platto,
Nobraska, Ion the 10th day of Dec-, 1010.
Claimant names as witnesses: Qcorgo E.
Oarman, Horshoy. Neb., J)ell Tlttorlngton.
Hutherland, Noli. Jas II. Runnor, of Hershoy,
iei., iiorman wonacoorn. or noun Platte.
Nob.
olJ-B J. E. Evanb. Register.
NOTICE TO FRANCIS LOVE. NON
RESIDENT. You aro hereby notified that nn thn SOth
day of April. 1010. Vonahy Loyo filed a potl
toln against you In tho district court ot Lin
coln county. Nobraska. the object and
prayor ot wr.icn was to oDtain a uivorco
from you on tho grounds that you aro a
habitual drunkard and that you havo re
fused and neglected to provide malntonanco
for plaintiff and her minor child and that
you havo been guilty of oxtrcmo cruelty to
thlsplalntlir.
Plaintiff prays that sho may bo divorced
from you and that sho may bo given tho
custody ot tho minor child, Gordon Oliver
Lovo.
Vou aro required to answer said petition
by Monday, tho 28th day ot November, 1010.
You will further tako notice that on the
1st day of Decomber. the plalntlir, Vonahy
Lovo, will take tho depositions of Charles A,
Payno, Georgo W. II Imes. William M. Smith,
and William II. Noo, to bo used as evidence
In tho trial ot Bald caso, at the ofllco of Rourff
& llourir In tho county ot Lawrcnco and
stato of Indiana, between tho hours of 0 a.
m and 6 p. m. of said date and tho taking of
said depositions will bo adjourned trom dav
today, between said hours, until thoy aro
coraplotod. . VONAHY LOVE.
Uy Wilcox & Halllgan, Attornoys for
Plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. 01080.
Department of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ofllco at North Platto. Nob.
. . Nov. 8th, 1010.
Notlco Is hereby given that Frank J. Facka
of North Platto, Nob., whb on Juno 28th.
1001, mado Uomostead Entry No. 2002, Sorlal
No. 01080, for all of lection 14, township 12. N .
Range itt. W. of the sixth principal meridian,
has filed notlco of lntontton to mako final
five yoar proof, to establish claim to ttie
land above described, boforo thn Register
and Rucolvor at North Platto, Nobraska,
on tho 7th day of January, 1011,
Claimant names as witnesses: Spencor
Edmlstcn and Washington Edmlston, both of
Horshoy, Nob., Cbarlos Moyor, ot Dickens,
Neb. Adam Donaldson of North Platto, Nob.
n!0- .T R. Rvanr. ItAfflstor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Sorlal NO. 02103.
Dopartment ot tho Interior,
U. S. Land Office at North Platte. Nob.
Nov. 0th. 1010.
Notlco Is hereby given that Anna Schwalger
of North Platto, Nob., who on March
21st. 1005. mado Homestead Entry No. 21118,
Serial No. 02403, for tho nek. eH nwK, soM,
bH, 8w4 Boctlon 28, township 18, north,
rango 30. west ot tho 0th principal meridian,
has filed notlco of Intention to mako final
five year proof, to ostabllsh claim to the
land abovo described, boforo tho register
and receiver at North Platto, Nebraska,
on tho 7th day of January 1011.
Claimant names as witnesses) D. W. Moon,
Chris Johnson O. F. Sivlts and Fred J.
Rremors. all of North Platto. Neb.
OlO-H I R. Rvnm, ItngUtor,
ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR
OR ADMINISTRATRIX.
State of Nebraska. Lincoln county, ss.
In tho county court.
In tho of rnctter ot tho estate ot II.
Takoshlta, doceased.
On reading and filing tho petition of Frod
R. Glnn praying that tho administration of
said estato may bo granted to Fred R. Glnn
as administrators
Ordered, That November, Slst, 1010, at 3
o'clock p. m. Is assigned for hearing said
petition when all persons interested in said
mattor may appear at a county court,
to bo held In and for said county
and show causo why the prayer ot po
tlonor should not bo granted; and that notlco
of tho pendency ot said petition and tho
hearing thereof bo. given to all persons Inter
ested In said mattor by publishing a copy ot
this ordor In tho North Platto Tribune a
t-oml-wookly newspaper printed In said
county, for threo bucccssIvo weeks, prior to
said day of hearing.
Dated October Slst. 1010.
W. o. ELDER. County Judgo.
Hy Katherlno V- Ci.atik. Clerk County Court.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Tho Stato of Nobraska. I u
Lincoln County. M
In tho County Court
In tho mattor of tho estato of Michael
Colin, deceased. To tho creditors, helra
and others lntorcstcd In tho estato ot Michael
Colin.
Tako notlco. that William J. Oohn has
filed In tho county court a report of his
doings as Administrator of Bald estato and
It is ordered that the samo stand for hearing
tho 22d day of November. A. I), luio, bo
foro tho court at tho hour of 0 o'clock a, m.,
at which tlmo any person interested may ap
pear and oxcupt to and contest the samo. And
notlco of this proceeding Is ordered given
in tho North Platto Tribune, a legal news
paper publlahod In this county for six suc
cessive Issues prior to Novomber 22d. 1910.
Witness my hand and tho seal of tho county
court at North Platto thlssmt day of Octo
ber, A. D. 1010
W C. Ei.nEii, County Judgo.
Ry Kathorlno F Clark. Clerk County Court.
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NOTICE.
m Iu tho mattor ot the estate of Isaac Dillon,
deceased.
In tho county court of Lincoln County. Ne
braska, October 21th. 1010. Aiuiy,o
Notlco Is horeby given, that the creditors
of said doceased will meet tho oxecutrlx
ot said estate, boforo tho County Judgo ot
Lincoln county. Nebraska, at the county
court room. In said county, on tho 21st day ot
November. 1010, and on thoaist day of Mai.
1011, at 0 o'clock a. m, each day, for tho pur
pose of presenting tholr claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowed for creditors uj presint their
claims, and one year for tho executrix to
sottlosald estato from the 21th day ofOcto
bcr. 1010. This notice to bo published In tho
North Platto 8oml-Wekly Tribune a legal
newspaper, printed in aald county for olght
successive Issues after March 7th. IB10,
o-4 w, C, Kuiir. County Judge.
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