Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor nnll Fablaber.
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Entered At North Platte, Nebraska, Post
oiiict as (second ulass Matter.
Fill DAY, JUNE 0, 1911.
Welcome Home, Buffalo Bill.
North Platto is justly proud of the
lion. Win. F. Cody, though thoro are
nioro hero who know him as plain Bill
ho has dono much for North Platto nnd
this city with its loyalty and never
tiring devotion has done much 'to spur
tho great old scout on to bigger nnd
bettor things through a life covering
nearly a half contury and which has
BproAd its efforts over the entire civil
ized world. BufTalo Dill created right
here )n our midst the groatcst amuse
ment enterprise this of any other country
has ovor kntfwn or ever will know. It
was here on the site of tho Cjody homo
stead in 1892 that Bill JJody Sncoive'd
the idea of "ftvWild Vycst, one that was
to carry, its mossago of peace and no
gress to tho futhermost corners of the
world.onc that was to gain international
repute fonts author and his loved town,
ono that waB to carry the b inner of
North Platto and its famo to every man
woman and child of every nation.
Thoro have been Imitators of thn
wild west, thoro havo been Frontier
Days, there havo been Mountains nnd
'Plains celebrations, there have been n
dozen other ventures of a kindred
nuturobut to Buffalo Bill Cody and tho
good old town of North Platto all credit
Is duo, and tho world at largo knows
this and is generous in giving praise
wlicrq ,it belongs.
Col. pody has toured tho world, he
has hott showered with overy honor
that America nnd Europo can give to a
distinguished man and noyj ho is on tho
homo ward stretch; ha is paying his
fnrovvoll visit to us, in the saddle on
August 10th. Tho old days have
passed, time has ebbed him nenr the
share of well deserved rest and at the
conclusion of his farowell Buffalo Bill
will never again bo seen, in tho saddlo.
Whnt more fitting tributo could he pay
to the city that saw Its inception than
to hring his Wild West hero for a final
engagement, to pitch a mammoth
acreage of tents on the snmo ground
that nearly thirty years ago saw hia
first efforts, where he began a career
as a showman and an educator that has
resulted In tho most gigantic under
taking ever conceived arid successfully
put into execution.
Buffalo BlU'wlll bid yotf good bye in
parson; ho wants to gather just once
more with those of the old timo friends
that are left. Ho wants to shake hands
for the last timo and tell you he has
tried to carry the message well and
honorably, that his mission is about ac
complished, that lie will, soon be with
you again but next time without the
trappings of Buffalo BID, just morely
the man, one that is loved tho world'
over, the honorable William F, Cody.
Boy Sceuta, Atteatiea. -Troup
No. 1 of tho Boy Scouts of
Atneilci'is being formed In North
'Platte. Tho aim is to enlist every boy
in town, if possible, between tho ages
of 12 and 18 years, in this greatest
movement among boys which has ever
been devised. The object is to show
boys how to enjoy tho outdoors, totrairi
them in the principals of true manhood,
self-reliance, self-control, and to help
others in someway everyday. The boyB
are taught First aid to tho injured,
Life saving, Tracking, Signaling, Wood
craft, and.how to observe. Games have
beeif arranged which bring out all those
things. It'ls peace-scouting which these
beys engage In, living as' much out "of
doors up possible; camping, tracking,
at.il learning the uourots of the woods
, and fields, It is not military but toadies
the discipline and observation necessary
to make real voluntoora In tltnoof need,
and roal menllll tho time, It is not re
ligious, except In tho way of touching
boyu clean personal habits, tobo l)oncst,
thrifty, and do u good turn overy duy,
Scouts aro lthor Tenderfoot, 2nd class,
or First 'CI lies Scouts, and all must be
gin at tho 'beginning, Tho motto of the
Boy ScoutSia "Bo Prepared. "Tho great
American Naturalist, Mr. Ernest
Thompson Seton is tho Chief Scout in
ho United Status, and the movement
is growing rapidly In number and Inter
eat. Wo want the boys of North Plutto
to lino up with this great urmy of
Americans, Tfeo first meeting will bo
held Saturday 7;00 p. m. at tho Guild
House of tho Episcopal Church. Come
and hear about it, K 10. Soeborger,
Richard O, Birge, Arthur Boyd, Oscar
It,'KobhisQn, Horton- Mungor, P, F.
Chapman, F, L. Moouoy, W.-E. Crosby.
Com m ittek.
Joseph Hough of Omtgo, Sumuol
Perry of Garfield arid James Cllvo of
Tryon wero in this week laying In sup
plies and farm necessary,
The Lutheran Brqthorhood will meet
again next Monday evening at 8:30 at
the honw of Mr. and Mrs." Frank
Btntoer. Th prfnen Yry mnmber
is iMrd, AddnsM by Albln. Sandal!.
A ten pound girl was born Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Will Connelly.
Mayor Patterson transacted business
in Omaha yosterday, going down Wed
nesday night and returning today.
The Indian Card Club held nn inter
esting session Wednesday afternoon.
The hostess, Mrs, E. J. Vanderhoff,
was assisted by Mrs. Albert Schatz,
Mrs. Joseph Stone nnd Miss Nellie
Hartman. Honors wero awnrded to
Mrs. James Hart and Miss Hanna
Kclliher. A fine lunch was served.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Tom Henley two weeks hence,
Atji business meeting of tho
Episcopal vestry held in tho
church , Wednesday evening, the
building cbmmitteo was instructed
to proceed with the construction ofjho
now rectory. Tho old building will bo
moved back on the lot nnd used as a
parish house, where the various so
cieties of the church may hld their
social affairs, etc. The now buildlng'foill
cost in tno neighborhood of $5000.
Sim G, Smith, representing tho Leo
Grotto Mfg. Co., of Omaha, tarried In
this neck 'o tho woods yesterday re
newing acquaintances and incidentally
introducing that swell new ond popular
thirst quencher, "Slzz." Sam is nn
Md resident, hnving been engaged in
fho confectionory line here sonio four
teen years ago, and said it seemed
$ood to get back to tho old town oc-
flBHlonnlly. He romnrked that there is
not another town on 'the map of Its
)lzo where thoro seems to be such
miveroai contentment, lcs3 knocking
among business men or that evidence
more prosperity or a more s toady and
healthy growth.
Adjutant General Phelps, actlniz
unddr instructions Bont'outby the war
department, has notified tho various
:ornpanles of Nebraska National Guard
that physical examinations such as arc
required in tho rogulnr army will be
undertaken In this state, tho object of
which, It is slated, is to secure 'the
highest class of men possible for national
guard service.
Gov. Aldrlch on Wcdnesdnv issued n
w n
proclamation sotting npart Juno 14th
as nag day ana urges that Old Glory bo
displayed on nil nubile buildings nnd
asks tho mnyors of overy Nebraska
town ana city to interest tho people in
making some observance of tho dav.
A numbor of teachers in attendance at
tho normal nro preparing epsays for
this occasion, and will strive to captdra
the SC.OOprizo offered by Mrs. Dr. Ames
on flag day last year for tho best essay
produced. Tho prize paper will be read
beforo the normabon flag day.
The Chicago Tribune gives tho first
ilefinlte Indication of the feeling of the
western half of th country in regard to
tho Canadian reciprocity nnot. It ad
dressed Inquiries to tho newspaper
oaitore of tho central, western, south
western portions of tho country, and of
1,800 replies received the proportion
was threo to, one in favor of the meas
ure. In Nebraska the poll stood seventy-eight
for reciprocity and sixty
against. Whether tho feeling among
the voters outalde of -newspaper offices
(s rclativo can only b surmised, butthe
poll as n whole may be taken as a
"straw" Bhowlngthat tho wind is blow
ing In tho president's direction.
Kearney Hub.
Bids For Two School House.
Tho schoo) board of District No. 127
hereby calls for bids on tho construction
Of two School hnilKOH In nititflof Mr. 107
ono school houso to be located nenr the
Catholic ccmotory nnd orio about 1&
unit-a uuai, ui UIU orilll OCI100I 110UBO.
The boai'd llnslrrvq hliln nn H
of constructionhollow tllo stucco,
cement block, and framo above the
lounuation ana nmo on tho foundation
alono according to .pinna and specifica
tions In tho ofllco of County Superin
tendent Ebright. Sealed bids will bo
received In tho olllco of Supt, Ebright
or In tho North Platto Post Ofllco not
Intor than 0 p. m. Juno 15th.
Each contractor offering bid must
accompany the bid by a certified check
for SfGO.OO paynblo to Scott Reynolds,
TreuHiiror. All chocks will
when bids nrc rejected or contract
iiKiiuu. ine uoura reserves tno right to
reject any or all bids.
School Board No. 137
Per W. P. Snyder, Director.
REPORT OP THE CONDITION
s OKTIIH
Bank of Lincoln County,
if llcMhey. Nob., Charter Not 783, (Incor
porated! m tho Stale of Nebraska, at the
clone of business .Timo 1st. 1911.
, resources.
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831 M
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M0 53
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itrlvatu hanks n
Otimmoy v S.WO.W
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above statnment t a correct and truo cony
Uoarrt. . RAUl. UUOWNKIKI.n. Caul. lorK
Attcati p. ii. KYMiar.
. Ior HKvisnt.V f Directors
MV. day of jttnT ion: " u",on' U,B wa
g.M. AHiiuir, Nqtary rubljo.
NOTICE TO PltOPEUTY OWNERS
Noilco is hereby given tliatthcyClty
Council of tho City or North llatte,
r.lncnlll f'oiinl V 'Vnlir'itilrn
a I3oanl of Equalization beginning at
iiiu iiuui ui u ciwn p. in., Ol tno
20tli day of June, 1911, at the Council
Chamber In tho Court House In tho
City of North Platte, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, for tho purpose of lovying
on tho-real estate lying and being
Within "Sewer District 0-1" taxes for
tho purpose of paying tho costs of the
construction of a lateral sewer In hald
"Sowor District G-i" and that said
fnYne urIM hfi tni'tnrl ,iti,t hamIi ...i
of real estate according toMho extent
01 oem!iu ui sucn property uy reason
of tho construction of Bald lateral
sewor, and if tho said Council, shall
find such benefits to bo equal and uni
form such levy of taxes will be ac
cording to the front foot or tho lots
of real estate within said "Sower Dis
trict G-4" or according to such other
rule as tho City Council sitting as
such Hoard or Equalization may adopt
Tor tho distribution or adjustment of
spelt costs.
f Ail persons interested will file their
objections, if any they have, to the
assessing of taxqs against their pro
perty on or beforo tho 20th day of
.June, 1911, at 7:30 o'clock p, hi., (cen
tral time) with tho Cltv Clerk;
Hv nmnr of Mm Alnvnr ntul ru..
Council inado the 31st day of Jlay,
I V 1 1
CH AS. V. TEMPLE, City Clerk.
NO'JTCK TO PltOPMU'PVnwwwe
otleo Is hereby given that tlioCity
Council or tho City of North Platte,
Lincoln, county, Nebraska, will sit
as a Hoard of Eoual zation bmrinnlner
at tho hour of 7:30 p. m of the 20th
day of .Ituio, ion, at tho council
Chaillhor ill Mm crinrt. linnto 4i,
city of North Platte, Lincoln county,
nuuiiisiia) tor who jmrposo 01 levying
on the real estate lying and bolng
within "Sowor District G-3" taxes Tor
wu purpose oi paying tno costs or tho
construction of a lateral sewer In bald
"Sowor District G-3" and that said
taxes Will hl ll'vll'd mum nni'li mol
of real estate according to tho oxtont
in uuiiuiiLH io Hurn projioriy uy reason
or the construction or said lateral
sowor. and If Mm khIiI rvumnii oi,..n
umt sucn nenonts to uo equal and
uniform such levy of taxes will bo
according to Mm front, fonhif Mm
- " 7 ---w w..a WW l IIVII t iJ I it I I
of real estate within said "Sower
District G-3" or according to such
other rule as tho City Council sitting
as such Hoard of Equalization nitty
adopt ror the distribution or adJusU
IllUIili Ul COSUS.
All persons Interested will Jllo their
lblt!Ct lotlS. If III! I' lllltir ll'ivn InfU
IISSCSNilllT nf tnvou mr-ilnof 41...I-
' n .. 1. 1 1 i.i u biiuil
j)ropcrtv on or beforo tho 20th day of
urn;, j, uu couu ciock, p. m., tccn-
n.u nmo; wjui Hie cnycierK.
Hv order of Mm AT:n-,ir nm) nif
Council made tho31stdayorMaV, 1911.
CIIAS. R TEMPLE, City dlerk.
NOTICE TO PPOPEHTY OWNERS
Nnticn In hnrnliv irlvnn -fl
City Council of tho City, of North
1,l."'h'uul,:uin county, xsourasua,
Will sic as a Mln.iril nf Rnii-ill
beginning at tho hour of 7:30 o'clock,
p. m of tho 20th day of June, 1911,
at tho couficll chamber in -tho court
houso In tho city or North Platto,
Lincoln county, Nebraska, ror tho
purpose or lovying on tho real cstato
lying and being within "Sowor Dis
trict E" taxes for tho purpose or paY
Ing the costs or tho construction of a
lateral 6ewer In said "Sewer District
F" and that said taxes will be lovled
upon each parcel or real cstato ac
cording to tho oxtont or benefits to
suoh property by reason or the con
struction or salt! latoral sewor, and K
the said council shall find suqh bene
fits to bo equal and uniform such levy
of taxes will bo according to the front
foot of tho lots of leal cstato within
said "Snwiir DlHtrli'.t-. li,"7i n,.,w,r,it,.r
to such othor rule as tho city council
Bibbing .i much noa.ru oi iKjuauzatlon
luay adopt for tho distribution or ad
justment of such costs.
All persons Interested will file their
objections, U any they have, to tho
aSSOSSlllL' f IHYOS nimlnol-. fl.i.1.
..VlMlilU wiivai
proporty on or beroro the 20tli day of
.luno ;011, at 7:30 o'clock, p. in.,
.l. 4 1 1.1. ...111. At. . . . '"I
ULiitiai uiuoj, wuu tno pity clone.
By order of tho Jlayor and City
Council made the 31stiav of May 1911.
OUAS. R TEMPLE, City Clerk:
NOTICE TO PBOPERTY OWNERS
Notice Is luirohv ilvin. tim fi..
n f. C""cI1 ,r i'10 City nC North
Platte. Lincoln County Nebraska,
..niniu ii.ui jiu.im oi initialization
UHlnnhJK' at tho h0lir of "W o'clock
P. ., of the 20th day W .luno, 1011,
at the council chamber In tho court
limine in the city or North Platto,
Lincoln conn! v. N'clirnvl.-.i r,
iurM)Se of l.evylng oji- the real estate
y ng am being within "Sewer Dlsi
uiicii i- nixes lor ino purpose or payJ
jug the costs or the construction or a
latoral sower In said "Sower District
P" and tliat said taxes will be levied
upon each pareol or real estate ac
cording to tho extent or benefits
to sucl. property by reason or tho
construction or said latoral sower, and
ir thosald council shall find such bon
pflts to lie equal and uutrorm such
levy or taxes will be according to the
rrpnt foot of the lots of real estate,
within said "Sower District P" or
according to such otlior rule as tho
as tho City Councll.sltting as a board
or equalization, may adopt ror the
distribution or adjustment or such
casts. '
AH norsuns Interested will lllo their
bbjectloiis,, ir any they have, to the
assessing or taxes against their prop
erty i or berore tho 20th day of
.1 une, 11)11, at 7:30 Vlwki. in., (cen
tral time) with the city clerk.
By order of tho Mayor mid dtv
Council madetho.'llstday or May. 1911
CIIAS. P. TEMPLE, Cltv Clerk
Bill for Srlinnl finnan
The school board of District No. 8
will receive bids for thu construction
of a one-story two room piossed brick
school house on the present sito of the
Platte Valley Bchool building eight
miles, west and north of North Platte.
Bids will bo received by J. C. Wilson,
treasurer. North Platte. ' Neb., up to
ooon of the 17th tiny of Juno. Spec
flcntlonH for building can bo seen at
nillce of the County Supt. Ebright.
A certified check, payablo to J. C.
Wilson, Treasurer, must accompany
each bid, which will be returned when
W is acceptedvor rejected.
The board roseoves tho right to re
ject any or all bids.
School Board Dist. No. 8.
Political Announcements
FOIt TREASUnEIt.
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tho republican nomination
.'or county treasurer, subject to the
decision of tho voters of the Primary
Election August 16th, 1911. I will fully
appreciate tho support of republicans.
C. H. Walter,.
1 respectfully announce that I am n
candidate for tho republican nomina
tion for county treasurer, subject to
the decision of tho voters at tho pri
mary election August 15th. Support
ilvcn me will be appreciated.
Aldeht N. DunniN.
I hereby ummunce my candidacy for
'he republican nomination for county
treasurer, subject to the decision of the
cpuuiican primnry August loin, i win
ipprcciate the support of republicans
on that day FltANK MURltAV.
Fellow citizens of Lincoln county:
1 hereby announce myelf a candidntu
or county treasurer and respectfully
tollcit your support at tho polls. If
'lectcd I will endeavor to do my duty
n such u way as to meet the approval
of tho people.
Walter B. McNeel.
FOR SHERIFF.
I announce myself as a candidate for
heriff, subject to the decision of tho
voters nt thd primary election to be
'lull August 15th, 1911, und respectfully
isk the support of republicans at that
election.
A. J. Salisiiury.
I hereby announce myself as n enn
ilidato for the republican nomination
'or Bherlff, subject to thn decision of
ho voters at the primary election on
August 15th and respectfully solicits
your support.
I. L. Miltonreroer
I hereby announce myself as a candi
lato for tho Democratic nomination for
Sheriff, subject to tho decision of the
voters at tho primary election on August
15th and respectfully solicit your
support. u. U. MCUKE.
'
FOR CLERK. ,
I hereby announce my candidacy for
'he nomination of County Clerk sub
ject to, tho decision of the republican
part at the primary.
Wm. Otten.
I heroby announco myself a enndidato
for County Clerk subject to thedeclsion
of tho Republican voters at tho pri
mary election to bo held Tuesday,
August 15, 1911, nnd respectfully solicit
your support. C. William Yost.
CLERK DISTRICT COURT.
I announce myself a candidate for rc
nomlnation for CUrk of District Court,
subject to the will of the republican
voters at tho primary, election to be
Held Tuesday, August 15th, 1911, and I
assure you thnt your support will be
groatly appreciated.
Geo. E. Prosser,2
COUNTY JUDGE.
I hereby, announce myself as a candi
date for the republican nomination for
County Judge, subject to' tho decision
.if the voters at the primnry election on
August, 15th, nnd reapectfully solicit
your support. M. E. Crosby.
'1 pereby announce Tnyscif as a can
didate for tho republican nomination
for county judge, subject ta tho de
cision of the voters at the primary
election August 15th.
E. W Crane.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce mysolf as a candi
date for the republican nomination for
county commissioner from the Third
district, subject to the decision of voters
at the primary election. You support a
solicited. J. W. Abbott.
Hershey, Neb.
Notice for Bids.
Bids will bo received by tho secretary
of tho school board nt Hershey for a
3tx room brick school house. Plonirand
specification on filo nna may be seen nt
Bank of Lincoln Co. Bids will bo received
until pno o'clock p, m. June 10, 1911.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or nil bids. Homo labor to bo em-
iilnvpri nn fnr nn nncaltiln A kai.!I1iu1
check for $500.00 must accompany each
um ijuyuuiu 10 secreinry or scnooi
board. D. M. LRYroLDT, Secy.
T-TT- ,J jgj '
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
r
Parties wishing
PURE
SPRING WATER
ICE.
AT
50c per 100 lbs.
Phone 95
H. LAMPLUGH.
Homeopathy
Principles
Simile, Similibnj, CuraBtus
A like remedy will euro a like
diaenHo as n remedy which has
the same symptoms, or produces
tho some In tho well, will cure
thoso in the sick, and with na
ture's help will cure quicker than,
any othor, nnd with less expense
to tho liuman economy.- This
system Of medicine has at its
command anything" in the realm
of cure, such as electrjclty In nny
form, the Vibrator, Massage,
llyrotherafentios. Therefore tno
correctness of choosing this lino
of treatment, rather than whims
with a single borrowed idea.
For out of town patients and nil
those interested: rooms furnished
when desired, for confinement,
medical nnd the necessary surgi
cal cases. Trained nurses in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical PracHcioner
GEO. D.DENT,
Physician and Surgcen,
Ofllco over McDonald Bank.
Phones
) Office 130
j Residence 115
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
SpeclaUyi-SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night cnlta promptly answered
umce i . o. noapnai, rnone we..
I mun Tvxirn ,rxi wm m no w
UK. W. W. SAULtRi
f Physician, Surgeon, Optician.
I District Surgeon U. P, R,NR.
UUIVilllCiI, HCUIlAOnA! J
DR. J. Sv -TWINEM,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
0 Special attention elvcn tq conllno- S
0 mcnlH ana chllflrcn'H diseases. J
Olllco Phono 183 Itos. Pliono 283 9
Olllco McDonald State Itank nTd'tr
A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES.
Doclors Ames & Ames,
!
B 'Physicians and Surgeons,
Office over Stono Drug Co.
Phones r8?.?e273
JjVJ fftf r; r ra www rlt
WILLIS J. REDFIELD, M. D
Surgeon, Physician. Consultant.
Office Physicians and Surgeons Hospita
Phones: Office 642, Residence 644.
Spirella Corset.
The Ladies' Hnmp .Innrnal nlmo.
alor.'Vocue. etc.. arc adverimnc ho
Spirella Corset. These advertisements
are of particular interest to corset
wearers. As local corsetiere for the
Snirella Comnanv I am in nnsitinn in
give you the benefit of my training
ana experience. 1 guarantee your cor
net to fit VOU. to be the nrnnpr mnrlnl
for VOU. I do rp.ifirnr filtintr uilll
ll ' J.' 7". ' 6,
';an, uemonsiraie me corset and ex
plain it to you at your convenience.
MRS. Mt K. DUKE.
408 East Sixth St.
Phone Red 202.
E. J. BROEKER,
Merchant Tailor.
We have recently installed a French
Dry Cleaner for Men's and Ladies'
apparel of all classess, and we
, guarantee satisfactory work. We
arc also tailors and know how to
repair clothes.
We carry samples of goods and
make clothes of all kinds, to ordert
uisunu urst-ciass workmaiislnp
iinu periecc m.
THE MAN,. THE .GIRL,
THE CIGAR
The Man. the Girl nnd tlnf!irinr
a hannv combinntinn
and ono should be as good as the
other. We can't furnish the young
man with the girl, but we can fur
nish him the Cigar, -and it will be a
dgnr as good asdie girl is sweet,
find one Which amnkpd in hfr "nrj.
ence will not be offensive to. her.
U you don t bejieye us, try one.
J F. SCHMALZRIED
, , OltDEIt rem 1IEAIUNO.
Ititlio county court ol Lincoln countr.
Nebraska.
In Hip matter of tho cstato ot Mararot
.Tones, deceased.
On jonillnp and (lllnR the verified peti
tion of DarM V. .Tones, prarlnir that tho
reeular adtilliilRtrailon of said cstato 1k dis
pensed with, and that tho court rondbr n
final deoreonarolnir tlioFolo heirs at. law Of
tho najd Mar.ret Joiirs dfecased, as pro-
r.W of Coblwy'a Annotated Statutes for tho
etato of Nebraska for tho year 1W9
TJio' t.hnsa.l4 Polft'on bo hoard on
Juno 20.1PH, at 9 o'clock a m , when all
persons i interested In Bald matter may ap
KJLfi 'ljoc.onn eourrto bo held In and
for said county. In tho court houso'lntho
city of North I'laito. Nebraska, and show
.UmAif n? U,,e,re vhriho prayw of tho
petitioner ahnuld not bo (framed
Alsoordored. that at tho timo and placo
aforesaid. ihN court will receive, cxamtno.
adjust and allow all ; claims snd demands of
alllpereons npalnst tho said Mariraret Jones'
'Jf.0.80'1' V"' "'S1 tty;w5r8ons avlnir such
clalmH or demands aealnst said estato sbal
present ihe snmo to tho county court on Vr
beroro tho dato assigned fnr such hoarlmr
"X, " ''fex Nebraska. thUnd
L m23-4 ' John Ohant. County Judco.
, OltDKIt OI-' HEATlINO.
Nebraska CO,,n C0Urt 0t L,ncoln CountrJ
.iJnesVdeal! f llM""' John T,
.fn.in?,il,",ian(1 flIlt"t'0 voriflod petition
ot IlanlolP, Jones, pray ne that tho rcirular
admlnlsiratlonof said estate, bo dlspoVVsed
namlnif tLo solo helw at law of tho said John
V'2ffiU i8Cv?9 vyVW b HJtfi!5
A)., .aa. i wot, fj-'Oft and Woo ot Cobbov's
forXyew l90p"lM f0r Ul stoto ora1k
lanhtjH,0 "J1' PP"""" to '0rd on
.lutifW. luu, at o'c ock a.m., when all
persons ntcrcstcd In said matter may ap
pear at tho county court to bo Told In Und
citi or North rlatto, Nebraska, and show
caiis... If any thoro ho. wily the prayer of tho
lHiiitloner should not bo erantcd
aforesaid, this court w II recelvo. exauilno.
a! llJS,t.,l0WBl.,cLaluls ftnd Reminds of
all persons att alnst tho said John 1). Jones
Uffim2l:B!,U u,ainu' Persons having such
Sl.m2.0.ri dcmans aaf'ist said estato sha
present tho samo to tho county court on or
laWliaay.r,.h i rtttle' tlitaSnd
John Giiant. County Judgo.
NOTIOR KOU 1'UnUOATION.
Serial No oajso."
it J,7)ar,pPn1t of tho Interior
U. s. Land Olllco at North Platte. Neb.
Octohe'r iqfii ufA ''fc Nebraska, who -oA
vmu'..11, Kal" Uomestead entry
fjo. MM0. Serial No. OKA. for all of Bcc-U-TwiV
18.N.. K.32. W.of thoOth 1'rhK
rtSSn11!?" .PIcd noUco of intention to
.i"!?1 iUv,i J;ear lot- establish
i h mtS .1 l0Hd R0 described, lioforo
vlS ljcFUter ontl -Receiver at North 1'latto.
Nohraska. on tho 17th day of July. 1811.
F Ttff iV2?Ss a ttnesses t Darwin
t. laylor, Davjd W. Macomber, James llo-
Nobnrasnka AnhurToo"s- a of Nbrth 1'latto.
miu" J- R- Kvans. ItoRlstor.
NOTIOR FOR I'UIHJOATION.
Serial No. OWt).
tt a 90pVJni?nt of 1,10 Interior.
U. 8. Land OHIco at North Platto. Nob. .
m,i 1 . "Prll 15th mil.
Notlco lshoroby clvonthat Adolph Itoy
er 0. son and ono of the heirs of OconTo Uey
erla. deconsed claimant, whoso wlfo Is alio
'&Jl0,t0Lil,P?n- Nobraska.. .who
i" v svp"Pa i". township
di.i.l"1? JV'.?J. I'r'.nclpal
rnlhn nw.1 uul";u iniuimon to
TUaKO llnal flV0 VPr nrnnr
sl'i cl?,llI tptho land abovo doscribod.
P?I?fS rjlS,"01? ornanil Kt-celvor at North
Platto. Nob., on tho Oth day of Juno.UUl.
n li Manit ,namc witnesses: Daniel
n'JWS?. jJaniesncchan. Walter U. Mc
Noh .', WllIla,n w Orovcs all of North Platto.
J. R. KVANB.Tloirister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION .
Serial No. 02783.
2an8.n,'od S01.!?0 H,'.'?.1.0""0" .o nko final flro
fy Y"ra""a" uiaim to 1 10 land
A1S1 5?tor and C
of .tuiy.iuii. ua "'"J'tnoay
Claimant names as witnesses: Jamos Uo
ohan. of North Platto. Neb.. Henry Ooebko
of North Platto, Nob., qcoree W Krbraehol
ot Huthorland. Nob.', and CharleS U jila
comber, of North Platto. Nob. fl
J. E. Lvans. Resrister.
PROBATE NOTICE.
In tlin P,Aiinf tt nnnxt t .
UraskS: Apr: &th.THll7 "Ul-Ulu cou,ur' "e
nrSwrUcSK orthocs,ato f atrlno
U,7coin rount'NobraskarSrthoty
iWm, !.a-W.S2nJlH P" .the 2Jth US? S
iirr.in wTr "oyomuor.
- -. - .... uun uay, inr mo nut-
ixjso of prenontlnir tholrclalms for oxamlna
Uon. adjustment and allowanco. Six months
vZuiTfJl U, Soral-Weekly
Lrlbuno. a leiral nowspaper published
In said county prior to Alay 27th. Iwll! .
-"ii,, wivnn i-.uounty Jmieo
NOTICE FOR PUIILIOATION.
Sorlal No. 02218.
,r nopartment of tho Interior.
- U. S. Ljyid Olllco at North Platto. Nob.
, Apr ai. lull.
Nnt !in Im liitriiln .1... ...... .
VfJ,!"' "V"!'"" i-iawp. ir hi)., who, on Kept.
!v?Vad,,.,'.0,n.c,!.t0.ftrt "'.'tr: horlal
HKiVri. .r-7n.- . ft" vm. ani
.W.or tho Oth Principal Morldlan. Iim
" iunv.,1 ui micniiun to maKo llnal llvo
. elver at North Platto. Nebraska, on thoiUth
MUJ' Ul UUI11-. It'll.
- Claimant names as wltncssostConway P.
5?"te' .?" Sa,r . J?f North Platto.
1 J E. Evans. Rculster.
Notice for publication.
Goorirn R. Smith will inV
that on thn 2RMi ilnv nf A,-li inn
John Grant, Countv Judge in and for
umcojn county, rreurnsKn, issued an
order of stljiihmnf fi- fVi onm
R13.50 in an action pending before him.
wnurtiin ijoiiio uronen is piantiit and
George H. Smith is defendant, nnd that
DrODOrtV of tho lll'fmwinnt rnnolot!nn
of wages duo him, in tho hands, of tho
union raciiu uaurqnu company, a cor
poration having its placo of business in
iJncnln rnmilv Nnhrtialm U.
attached under snid order. Said cause
waBcontinueU to the 17th day of Juno
l'Jll- Lottie Cronkm
I'lnntifT.
NOTICE FOIt UIDS.
Xotli'n Im lutrithv irlt'.ni i,t .1..
,, ,. r" mi .mum uio
CltV ColllHMI-.Xl'Ill rmii vn lilflo
,. ;:t"- vio 1111 1,110
constmctl6n of ceinont cross-walks
ami approaches and sidewalks to be
laid bv tho clr.v fif nn nt 1
Of 1011. ' a.
HItl must be based upon the spec
ficjitlons of the city engineer, which
ls V", ,.u,,,n 11,0 o'llcoof the cltv clerk.
AH bids must bo In by 5 o'clock, .
June, 1011.
Till! OonnHl rusiifi'uc flm
rojeot any or all bids. b
uuas. TEMrLTs, City Clerks