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Coming to
North Platte
FRIDAY, NOV. 17. 1911.
Will Ask Rc-clectien.
State Senator W. V. Hongland, of
tills city, will submit his name to tho
electors of this distrlct-ns a candidate
for re-election. In view of Senator
Hongland's work in the last legislature,
certainly he is entitled to tho considera
tion atld support Of tho republicans of
the district Ho had n far-reaching
influence in tho last senate; as a re
elected member tills influence would bo
still greater.
Ne Cause far DwcoHragracnt.
Tlio ruturns of tho lato election show
a plurality of about eleven thousand for
tlio republican nominees ior regents oi
tho state university. TJio voto on
these candidates is an indox of the real
republican strength in tho state, for tho
roenncv is an olllco that is not re
garded as a political sinecure and ono
which docs not fleurc in a campaign
fight, that is, the candidates do not go
out and make a canvass for votes,
There is nothing in tlio laat election
result to diBcouraec republicans, and
tlioy Iirvo ovory reason to bollovo that
In tlie fall or 1812 tho stato will give tno
republican proHidontial electors a nice
majority.
The Heaths CkSaee.
The heathen Chinoe In some respects
is a worthy oxamplo for tho christian.
Wednesday Loo Pont; learned that a
certain resident of tho city who is out
of work and haa a largo family, was
short of provender, lie dropped into
the U. S. land ofTlco and had Register
Evana write out an ordor on tho Rush
Mercantile Co. for flvo or six dollars
worth of groceries to bo delivered to
the needy family. We cite this to show
that Leo's heart boats warmer for tho
unfortunate than do tho hoarts of sOmo
of us who claim to bo moro advanced
in our Christianity. Despise not the
heathen uninco.
Te Cure Cera Static Diteatc,
An exchange gives tho following re-
...Int 4Vm .ilJ.n ul ..lilt,.,,..! ...lit.
vujji. iui uiiiiu iiiiiiuitia iiiuiuiuu wtwi
the cornstalk alsonso:
''Death to cattlo catine cornstalks
may bo prevented by giving ono pint of
salt containing three tabYospoons of
turpentine dissolved in three pints of
warm water and given in a dronching
bottle, , Even after an animal is down
ami Unable to walk it can bo relieved
in thirty mlnuteB and in tho end per
manently cureu.
After giving tho drench, rub one
half tlnt of tumentlne on tho animal
just behind tho shoulders on both sides
and then along tho neck veins from the
jaw, to the brisket This will promptly
reiax me nervous system.
- Tho salt will penetrate thp dry husks
In tho stomach, while tlm turpentine
, entering tho blood will contoract tho
nerve trouble produced by tho husks
Associated Doctors,
Specialists, will be
at Pacific Hotel
Tuesday, November 21
i
One Day Only.
sThose are tho Doctors you no doubt
have read about. Whilo you may not
know them personally, you may know
them by reputation jar thru sorno of tho
neighbors, they havo treated. Tho
rcmarknblo .success of theso talented
physicians In tho treatment of chronic
discaBo has aroused much enthusiasm in
tho Northwest
This is said to bo and no doubt is true
ono of tho most ablo specialist organ
ization of its kind in this section of tho
country, and must be a successful ono
from tho many good results thoy aro
getting.
Tho Associated Doctors licensed
by tho stato of Nebraska for tho
treatment of deformities and nervous
and chronic diseases of men, women and
children, offer to all who call on them,
consultation, examination, and advico
free.
It is specially requested that married
ladies come with thoir husband and
minors with their parents.
The nnmo Associated Doctors, is
what it implies, a union of specialists
twelvo In number that havo gotten
together for tho treatment of chronic
and norvous disease. Not to bo under
stood that, thoy treat all diseases that
tho human boby is heir to. Thoy mean
to bo very careful in selecting and tak
ing cases as they want good returns in
tho way of thior patients recommending
them to others.
They estimate that ovor eighty per
cent of tho patients now coming to them
como from recommendations of thoso
they havo treated.
They do pot treat any acute diseaso
what over thoir time and attention be
ing devoted to such diseaso as follows,
DiscaBo of tho stomach, intestines,
liver, blood, skin, nerves, heart, spleen,
kidneys, or bladder, rheumatism, sciatla
diabetes, bedwotting, leg ulcer, weak
lungs, and thoso afflicted with
long standing, deep seated, chronic dis
eases, that have bullied the skill of the
family physician, should rtotfflil to call.
According to their system no more
operation for appendicitis, gall stone,
tumors, or goiter. They wore among
tho first in America to earn the namo
of the Bloodless Surgeons, by doing
away with knife, with blood and witq
all painjin tho successful treatment df
theso dangerous diseases. '
DELOVV ARE THE NAMES
of n few of tho many'pationtsthnthavc
many good things to Bay for tho' Asso
ciated Doctors.
GracoMunk, Dellrapi'N, S. nr.atarrh
and deafness.
Mrs. John II. Kicsor, ankton. S. D.
nearly dead with henrt and kidney trou
ble producing dropsy, vbb given only
week to live, in short tl.no under their
treatment was doing some of hcrhousd-
work.
John Gerlock, Agar, S. D., old sore
on lip.
Bert Clark, Selby, S. D. so pleased
with Associated Doctors treatment
brought his father In for treatment.
Mrs. Frank Grey, Hazelton N. D.
Catarrh of stomach, genoral debility.
Anton Do YOung, Ashton S. D.,
Rheumatism, writes he is doing fine.
Mrs. Sherman Vann, Huron S. D. feels
that sho has struck tho right doctors
this time.
Mrs. J. L. Hall, Hot Springs, S. D..
writes sho is doing nicely undor their
treatment
Mrs. Bon McBride, Wagner, S. D.
Catarrh of stomach.
Many others that space will not
permit
Notice of Sctciftl Eleclie. at wkkk north M of the aw qr
Election tkail . b Sabmktcd the nS?. r
Mbcsuo-m, uniti ibe r hi tic t aurcy t section 21,
Irrigation DiHrkt W Fem17" north hf of
section 26, town
section 28, town 14,
qr of the sw qr or
town 14. range 31. tho
of section 29. town 14. rantre
Notice is herebV trlveh that on the 31. and tho south half of section
2nd day of Dccetriber,,911, a special 20, town, 14. range 31; all of sec-
rtlinf lr iifltl It a k Villi Afaf tSmn aWl tlnn !?A onrl f Vi a eiitVi ktf .-if aonftnn
VIVVWUII Hill 1 V IVU l (IIV OslilJU HliU WIUU w hiiu miv ouumi IIUU V OVbUVU
places hcrcinaftefitiUd. at which enidllD, all in town 14, ranee 31; tho south
election tho question dlvaU be submitted half of section 24, town 14, rango 32,
10 uio electors oi tne pronoocu riatto r anu an ci -ine nw qr oi saiu. section zz,
Valley Irrieation District as follows
"Shall an ltrieation district bo formed
to bo named Platto Valley Irrigation
District." bounded 'ai hereinif ter de
scribed, excluding thcroform certain
lands within said Boundaries, and here
inafter specifically described; and in-
town 14, range 32, save and except the
iouowing tracts oi lanu:
A BtrfD 40 rods widn north and south
and ICO rods east and west, directly
South of tho main irrigating canal; and
a strip beginning on the west lino of
said section 24 ou tho north bank of said
cludo in said Platte 'valley Irrigation main irrigating canal, running thence
District, the landa'. within said bound- east 120 rods along said canal, thence
arlea hereinafter fipdclflally mentioned -north 53J rods, thence west 120 rods,
and decribod as fncUAlcu therein. Tho thenco Houth C3J rods to tho placo of
UUUIiliailUO Ul OUIU UIQWIVVO, blltJ lUUUS I pil OCbUUII UJ iajvvii a,
within said boundaries to bo excluded range 32; tho south half of secion 23 and
from sn d IrriErntion DtHtrict and tho I tho South hf of the so or of the nw or
innds to bo incluueu ifr- said irrigation
District aro as folloitfdrtowit:
Beginning at the ho fcorner of tho nw
qr of sec. 14, town l4'rango 33: running
Netice.
Notico is horeby given
that the un
dersigned, William Otten, Chief of
Police, within and for tho city of North
Platto, did upon tho 12th day of' Nov.
1011 tako up and impound tho following
described animals to-wit:
1 maro mulo, hind fcot crooked, about
5 years old.
1 bay goldlntr. two years old.
1 black horso colt, whlto star Iri forc-
ncap.
1 four year old brown marc.
1 3 vear old bay horso.
Said animals on said date having
been found by said chief of nollce. run
ning at largo in tho corporato limits of
tho city or worth riutto.
Tlio charcrcs for tho imnoundine and
maintenance of said animals at present
date, to wit: Nov. 17th, 1911 IS $1LOO
and tho cost of publishing this notice;
said charge!) will increaso at tho rate
of S1.00 ncr day for each day said an
Imals aro kept If tho dwncr of said
stock does not anncar within three davs
from tho dato of tho last publication of
this notico, to-wit: within throo days
from Friday tho 8th of Dec. 1911, and
claim said stock nnd pay the.' chargeB
thereon said stock will bo sold to pay
the fees charged against them, as pro
vided by tho ordinance of saldcity.sfho
namo of tho owner of said stock is urn
known.
Dated this 17th day of Nov., 1911.
William Otten, Chief of Police.
Ckeap Hoes Merely a Dream.
Breeders Gazotto (Chicago): Loss
faith is placed in tho cheap hog fore
cast as tho big run continues. Provis
ion trado shows a doddery healthy
undertone and there Is a marked dispo
sition to invest, Bears contend that tho
current pig run will not be a ocarity
factor, but It is rumored that ono big
packing concern waich has been a per
sistent short seller product' is buying
hocrs in wholesale fashion at present
prices with tho intention of' delivering
tlio produce. Stocks of provisions, at
western pacKing contort! nra ennnKing
au jmcKing Douse cellars will soon be
bare, if statistics are wor'th anything.
worid'a lam stocks enowed a big in-
creaso in October, compared with a
consideration gain a year ago. Europe
continues to tako lard. 13.131.000
naunds ilndln? tho oxnort Outlet laat
week', against 6,118,000 pouud a yoair'
age.
-ADDlTNAL NEWS
cams daWri'las't ovenitwr to -vlait his son
Mrs? Stone;; of Sheridan, Is expected
shortly to visit her aioter Mrs. Thomas
iiumoy until uec. izt, 11
II. R. Ottman, a former North
Platto morchant, who for ton years
lias been residing on a fruit farm near
fJmnd Junction recently sold his farm
for $16,000.
T.... T II Pntrnrtertif tina Iwum In
I'axton slnco tho first of tho wook ot-
ganizing a liaptist ciiurcn,
ilam tfinntn Wnn,1l. rif AVutnrlnn.
Iowa, arrived yestenlay . to spend tho
winter with MUa Don Hardin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan will
leave ounaay iou atoning, wnum uiu
former haa purchased a moving picturo
show.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
homo of Mrs. Curt Wilson whon ascoro
thoir friends surprised, them by coming
WIUI WCU atOCKCU uaSKUta to Bh:uu iiiu
evening.
Two young men of this city were at1
.1 nt.il (Vnnil Wi'driPHd.iV far follow
Ihi? and mo'esilBg eovoral young ladies
of the Fourth ward. Should thoy con
tinue the practise their names will bo
disclosed.
Th friends of HaroW Horshoy, a
nrmor Jnrth l'lntln IkiV. Will 1)0 in
at. A (a Vnnw tnati ha hH lltiGn
Khalifa aarrtforv and traftfitirer of tho
Central Bank and Trust Co., of Fort
Smith, Ark.
Ml... Inatltlltil llllld Ilk 1 rl.
shey Tuesday waB largely attended and
there was a fine exhibit of stock, farm
nn nml nptIMM nf ilnmnnttc eciencu.
UUUVV M. - -' "
Tlio Boveral addresses mado were well
received.
W. B. McNeel, lato democratic candi
dsto for county treasurer, desires ub to
intend his thanka to those who gavo
Wni aupport. and to say thathe Is first,
last and all the time for Governor
Harmon of Ohio as the democratic
grestdentlal candidate.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska. ''
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
-Capital and Surplus $145,000.
,h4W- DIRECTORS:
! ' v ".T - E- F SphERGER, Prcsldenl,
'"fl M, KEITH NEVILLE, Vlcc-Presldcnl,
4 1 !
E. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
ARTHUR McNlMARA,
J, J. I1ALLIGAN.
Coursing" Meet
Three Days of Dog Races
Grand Island, Neb.,
NOVEMBER 21-22-23
i iii... .1 -
Two Big Races All Age and Consolation
$1,500 IN PRIZE.
Winning Grey Hounds, from the National Meetings Held at
Friend and Sutton, will bo hero to race.
This promises to be ono of tho greatest coursing events of the year.
Tlio grounds ore conceded by competent judges to be ideal for
interesting races. No expense has been spared to make the first
annual meet of ttie Grand Island Coursing Club a successful ono.
Admission 50c. Grand Stand Free.
Grand Island Coursing Club
EM1L WOLBACH, Secretary. GEO. R. GUENTHER, Sec-Treas.
For further particulars address tlio secretary.
of said section 23 and tho south or of
tho sw or of then war of tho said section
23, town 14, range 32, and tho se qr of
section ana tno eiiBt nnii or tno ew
thence west to the rtW corner of the qr of section 22, and tho nw qrof tho
iiu iji ui mi; tiyy r iu. u. ouiu dci. a.,
thenco south to the sw, corner of paid
no nr of tho nw qr pr saia sec. m;
thenco vest to the nw, corner of tho sw
qr of 'lie nw qr of ' said section 14;
thenco south on the sec. line to tno sw
cor. of tho aald sec. 14; thenco west to
tho nw corner or tho no qr ot tne neqr
of sec. 22, town 14, range 83; thence
south to tho sw corner of tho no qr of
the ne qr of said sec. 22; thence east to
tho so cornor of tho ne qr of the ne qr
of said sec. 22; thence south on the
section line between 'sections 22 and 23
to the sw corner of section 23' town 14,
ranee 83: thence west on tno section
sw (ir of section 22. nnd the south half
of the south half of the no qr of said
section 22. town 14. ranee 32: the
no qr of section 28, the south one-half
and tho south half of the nw
qr of section 28, nil in town 14, range
32: the south half of Bcctlon 20: the
south half of the south half of the ne qr
of said section 20 and the south half of
(he nw or of said section 20. all in town
14, ranee 32; the fractional south half
of section 30; the east half of the ne qr
of said section 30: the sw or of the ne
qr or said section 30; the south hair or
the nw qr of said section 30, all in town
14, range azt tne soutn naii ot section
lino between sections 22 and 27 to the 19. town 14. ran aro 32: the so or of sec
nw corner of sec. 27. towt 14. ranee 33: tion 24. except 60 acres on north Bldo
. . . r. ' . . .'. ! ci.. i. i .i
inereoi; tne souui nan oi me sw or oi
section 24, and the south .half of the
north halt or the sw qr or saia section
24. all in town 14. range 33: the north
half of the ne qr of section 26. ana nw
qrof section 26, ana the fractional Bouth
nan or section in town 14, rango
thence south on tho ' west lino of said
Bee. 27 to the sw corner or saiu sec. zt;
thenco east on the south line of sal4
sec. 27 to the north bank of the South
Platte river: thence in an easterly
direction along the north bank of the
South Platte river U. where sold north
directors district shall bo an election
precinct, nnd the polling places in said
precincts shall bo as follows:
In Directors District No. 1 at tho
Platte Valley school house In said
District.
In Directors District No. 2 nt the
Nichols school house in said District.
In Directors District No. 3 at tho
O'Fallon school house In said District.
Tho ballot used at said election shall
contain tho words:
Irrigation district.. Yes.
Irrigation district No.,
Those, voting In favor of the forma-
on of saia district shall mark their
ballot with an X opposite tho words
irrigation district Yes."
Those votine aeainst tho formntion
of bucIi irrigation shall mark their
ballot with nn X opposite the words
'irrigation district...... No."
There shall also bo voted for at said
election by the electors of said proposed
irrigation district, persons' to nil the
following offices, which said officers
must be resident electors of said pro
posed Irrigation district and directors'
districts,
Ono person for treasurer. ,
One person for nssessor.
each directors district, who shn,ll resido
therein and bo an elector in said
district
Each elector shall write on his
ballot and designate the officers he
desires the person voted for towl:
uno person for treasurer.
Ono person for assessor
And one person for directors of said
rrieatl&n district, from the directors
district, In which said elector votes.
bald election shall bo oneri at eicrht
o'clock ' In tho morning and continue
open Uritll six o'clock in the-evening of
said 2nd day of December, 1011.
It. ELLIOTT,
Seal County.Clerk.
bank intersects the east line of sec. 31, the sw qr and the se qrlof the nw qr of
township 14, rango 31J thenco north on section 14, township 14, range 83, and
qr oi section C6, lown
the east line of said sec. 31 to the ne
corner of said sec, 31; thence east on
the south aec. line of sections 29, 28 and
27 to the se corner of said sec. 27:
thence north to the ne comer of the ee
qr of the se qr of said sec. 27; thence
east on tne soutn line oi tne n ni oi me
s hf of sec. 20 sto tho east line of said
the se qr ,of se
14. ranee 33.
Tho lands to be included in said dis
trict aro more particularly described as
follows:
The north half of the se qr of section
26; the nw qr of section 23; the south
hair or the sw qr or section 14; the soutn
ee. 26. town 14. ranee 31: thenco north half and the nw qr and the west half of
. .. ' M i ' . . i I .L. . . ...ii; nir. ,L. l.ir
thene qr; the north half of the ne qr of
the nw or ana tne norm tnree-tourtns
of the west half of the nw qr. all in seo
ttonzz; tne soutn nan ana tne soutn
to the ne corner or tho se qr of said
&eCf26: thence west on tho north line
of tho s hf of said aec. 26 tothe nw cor
lino 01 tne so qr orsec. town 14,
raneo 31. to the nw corner of the no half of tho nw qr and the nw qr of the
qr of the se qr of said sec. 27; thence nw qr and the south hair of the ne qr
norm on inooaBciine 01 tno wesi nauiuv mu nw 41, mm mu west, uou i mu
of tlio no kqr of aid . sec. 27 to the no sw qr or tho ne qr in section iu; tne sw
corner of thi nw qr of the nc qr of said qr of Bectlon 9; all of section 16; the
sec. 27;.;'Hfrice west along tho north north half and tho se qr; the east half
ui iuu hw 11 r aim iiiu iiurui nun ui uia
west half of the sw qr in section
21: all of section 17: the nw qr and
the ne qr or section zu: anu tno soutn
half of section 29: the north half of sec
tlon 19; the Bouth half of tho sw qr of
the ne qr and the north half of the
nw nr of the se qr and the north
half of thn sw qr and the north half of
the south halt of tne sw qr or Bectlon
18, all in town 14, range 31. And the
following lands in' town 14, range 32
All of section lis: an or the ne qr of sec
tion 24: and also the following tract on
the nw qr or saia section Z4, beginning
on the west line of section 24 at the
north bank of the irrigating canal there
on, thence eastl20rods along said canal
thence north 531 rods, thence west 120
rods, thence south fifty-three and one
third rods to the place of be
ginning; being 40 acres. And also the
following tract on the nw qr of section
24, a piece of land directly south of the
right-or-way ot tno main canal thereon
ICO rods east and west and 40 rods north
and south being 40 acres. Also all of
section 25; the east half of the ne qr
the south half of tho north half of th
pw qr; the north half of the. so qr of the
nvt qr: the north three-fourth of tho sw
qr of the nw qr all , in section 23. The
line of Bald' sec 27 to tne nw corner
of said seer 27: thence north on the
east lino of sec. 21, "town 14, range 31,
200 rods: th'erice east 80 r"ds, thence
north 80 roads thence east 80 rods,
thence south 120 rods to tho sw corner
of the ne qr of said sec. 22; thence cast
to the se corner of tno sw qr 01 tne no
qr of sec. 22; thence north to the nc
corner ot tno nw ar of me no or 01 saia
sec. ; thence east on tne section line
to tho se corner .of sec. IB. town 14.
range 31; thence sddth on the west line
of sec. 23, town 14, range 31 to the sw
corner of tho nv ar of said sec. 23:
thence east on the Bouth line of said nw
ar to tho se corner of said nw qr of said
hcc. &', tnence norm on mo ease line 01
said nw qr of said sec. 23 to the ne
corner of said nw qr of said sec. 23;
thence north to the ne corner of the so
ar of tho sw or or sec 14. town 14.
range ai; tnence west on tno norm line
of the south hf of thasw qr of said sec,
14, to the nw corner ot'masw qr or the
sw ar of sa'd sec. 14 : thence north on
tho sec. line to the- ne corner of the se
ar of sec. IB. town 14. ranee. 31: thence
.. . i t .
west on tne norm line 01 saia so qr 01
sec. ib. lzu roas. tnenco norm hu roas.
thenco west 4u roas; tnence north 4u
rods, thence west SO rode, thence north
40 rods to tho ne corner of the nw or nw qr and tho north' half of thenoq
of the nw qr of -said section 15, town and thenorth half of the south half of
1.1 rnncrn 31 thonrta vtnat. nn tho nnrth thO no ar and the SW Or vyf the SW nr.
lino df tho said section" to the nw corner all in BCction 22; all of section 27; all of
df sard "see 15, thenCowst dn tho north section 21; the north iiaif or the nw qr
lino of section lb, town 14, rango ai, to oi eeiiion so, me norm nan oi mo no
tho nw cornor of the nV qr of said sec. qr, the' north half of the south half of
1G; thenco north ,6tt the east lino of the the ne qr, the north half of tho nW qr,
sw qr or sec. y)town.!4, range Bl, to an in seemm zu;, nn oi section z; me
,ynore bhiu line .imersociB mo mrain u u wwiuu iv, mo unii ui
hnnlt of tho North. atto river: thence me no qr ana me norm nan oi mo nw
west alone tho south bank of tho North quarter of section 30. All of said last
Platte river to VlibVdald bank inter
sects the west lltio. Of said sec. 9;
thence south on. .the west line of said
section 9 to the ne1 'comer of section 17.
town 14. ranee 3U tuenco west alone
tho north line of said section 17 to the
nw comer of said. sec 17; thonce south
iescribed lands aforesaid being Jin town
14, range 32.
Also the following described land
being in township 4, range 33: The
north half and the north lilf of the
north half of tho sw qr of section 24
and north 50 acres of the se' qr; tho
on the west Una of oaid section 17 to norm nan una me iracuonai spurn nan
tho sw cornor of said Section 17; thenco of section 25; the no qrof tho nw qr, tho
west on tho, north ineof section 19 to sw nr of the nwqr, the south half of the
the nw corner of said aectlon 19; thence
north on the westvline of section 18.
town 14: ranee 31. 40 rods: thenco east
160 rods, thenco nnrth 80 rods, thence
east 80 rods, thence north 80 rods.
thence west 80 rods, thence south 40
rods to tho aw corner of the ne qr of
said section 18; thehcowest on tho south
lino of tho nw qr of said section 18, tb
tho sw corner of saidJiw qr of said sec.
18; thence north on tho east Uno of
section 13, town 14, range 32, to tho
ne corner of said aoction 13: thence
west on tho north Unq of Bald section 13
to the nw cornor of said section 13;
south half of the so qr. of section 14
all of section i-i except tne se qr ot the
se qr; the soutn naif ot tne no qr of
section zb; tne ne qr or me ne qr ot sec
tion zz; all of section zi; said laat do
scribed lands boine in town 14. ranee 33
in auamon tne following deicnued
tracts to be included in said district:
commencing at tne southwest corner
of section 28, town 14, range 30, west
of the 6th P. M. , thence north on the
section line 489 feet, thence in a south
oaaterly direction to a point 210 feet
feet north of the southeast comer of the
RmitliwoRt nitnrfnrnf rh!1 Rpptinn thnnpn
thence south on tho west lino of said south on the half section line to said
section 13 to the sw corner of said sec- cornor, thence west on section line to
tion 13; thence weston tho north line of place of Beginning, excepting that por-
eectlon 23 to the nw corner of the ne qr tion of said tract of land described
of thene qrof said section 23, town, 14, herein, hereinbefore deeded to the North
ranee 82: thence south on tho west line Platte Cemetery and the City of North
of the east hf of the. neqr of Bald sec- Platte, Nebraska; this deed being In
tlonitf. to the sw corner of the se ar of tenuea ui convey iaa acres, more oriess,
the near of said section 23: thence west Also the north half of the northwest
on the south line of the no qr of said quarter of the northeast quarter of sec
section 23: to thn ftw corner nf the no nr tion IK. tOWShlp 14. ranee 3U.
of said section 23; thence north 120 For tho purposo of this election, and
rods: thence west IGOdreds to the west said Irrigation district, if formed, shall
lino of Bald section 23i thenco north 40 be divided into three directors districts,
rods to the nw cornor of said section 23;
then west on the north line of sections
22, 21, 20 and 19, town 14, rango 32 and
on tno nociD line or section z, town 14,
ranee 33w"rnb nw cornor or said se&
tion 24. town 14. range 33: thence north
40 rods: thence west 1G0 rods!
tlionco norm on tho east line
of the' wist half of section 14,
town 14. raneo 33 to the place of
beginning , at tho no Corner of the nw
I qr of. section 14, tdWn 14 range 33.
Sam irrleation district to include an
of the lands included within tho
boundaries aforesaid, except the lands
hereinafter described, which are to bo
excluded from said district, vis: The
as follows:
Directors district No. 1 shall bo all
that part of Bald proposed district situ
aled east of the naif section lino. Tun
nine north and south through sections
18. 19 and 30. townsh n 14. raneo 31.
Directors district No. 2 shall be all
that part of said proposed district lying
west or said directors district xno. i and
east of the east lino of sections 20 and
29. in township 14. raneo 32.
Directors district No. 3 shall bo all
that part of said proposed irrigation
district lying west of directors, district
xso. z.
For the purposo of said election the
territory contained in each of tho
A. i. AMES. MAKIB AMES.
Dorters Ames & Ames,
Physicians and Suracsns,
Office over Stone Drug Co.
f Residence 278
Offico phone 241. Res. phone 217
LC. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Pnyslclan and Surgeon.
Specially! SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night calls promptly' driswored
umce if. a. Hospital. rnOiie 642.
Sorlal No. 010.
UOTIOE t'OK PUBLICATION;
OBPAltTMENT Of TI1K INTRIUOIt.
United States Land Offlce.
At North Platto. Nebraska. Oct. 0. 1911.
Notico Is horvbr sItoq that Unirli
L. daunt of North Platto Neb., who on
Win. lVm. made homnstn&d nntrv Nn.
21603. Serial No. 02710 for tliowst half and
west n-it oast uair. Bee ion 10, Townsh Id 15,
.. uanife ui v.. or ine utn i'rinclpal
Meridian. lias (lied notice nf in
tention to make final, flvo year
roof, to establish claim to tlio land above
oacrlbod. before thn roirlstpi- nnd riwnlirnr
at North Platto. Nebraika. nn thn fill, ilir
of Dec. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses! Humr
MadlRon, Henry Doebko. Qcortre Macnmbor
and Uavld MacomlMr. all of North Platto.
Neb. ,
olO-a .Tflfiw K. Kvakh. Rrvipxr.
, SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an Order of Salo issued
from the District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, upon a decrca of
foreclosure rendered In said Court
wher6in George T. Field is plaintiff
and John Shaffer ct al are defendants,
and to mo directed, I will on tlio 2nd
day of December, 1911, nt ono o'clock
p. m,, at the east front door of the
court house in. North Platte, Lincoln
County, Nebriskn, sell at public auc
tion to the highest T)idder for cash,, to
Satisfy said decree, intorests and costs,
tho following described property,
to-wit:
Lot eight (8) block six (G) Peniston
Addition to the city of North Platte,
qincoln County, Nebraska.
T"Wwl Mnfli Plnttn MnK ". 01 4
4011. . . ...
1. h. MILXONBEUQEB, Sheriff.
NOTIOR FOIt PUnuOATXON.
Sorlal No. omo.
Department of tho Interior,
U. E. Land Ofllco at North Platto. Nob.
. , , , September . 1U.
Notice Is herob.v Riven that Clarence I.
Ijowls, qt North Platto. Neb., who, on Nov.
li.lWXl.mailo homoHioad entry No. ssifij, sorlal
No. 03010 for fi'4NW)f, and NKKNwV,, BM
SP-M. SWM8EofSec. 10. Town jl. Naianiro
33 y. ot tho 6th Principal Meridian, has
tiled notice ot Intention to mako final live
year proof, to ostabllsh claim to tho land
abovo described, botoro tho Iteelster and Up
celvorat North Platto. Nebraska. ontho2Uh
day of November, 10U.
Claimant namos as wltnossesi Ilcndcrrwon
.1. Itunnor. llershev, Neb.; illllam Kacka.
Dlckenn. Neb.: Paul 8mlth, ot North Platte.
Noli.; Sponcor W Edmlston. Horshoy. Neb.
oS-8 J. E, Etakb. Ueiflstor.
NOTIOE5 OP SETTLEMENT.
Tho State of Nobraska. Lincoln County, ss
In the County Court.
In the Matter of tlio Estato of David
W. Ilarsbarld, Docaasod.
To the creditors, heirs legatees andothors
lntoretitod in tho estato of David W. Harsh
field, deceased.
Tako notice, that Mary O, Hawh
11 old has filed in the county court a
report ot )ir doing's as administratrix of
said estate and It iff ordored that tho
same stand for bearing- the 21st day of
Novomlwr A. D. 1911, beforo tho court
at tho hour ot 0 o'clock, a. m at which time
any person Interested may appear and except
to and contest the samo, And notico of this
proceeding- is oruorea elven In the North
i uho xriuune, a seini-weoKiy m
published for six successive Issues
said date of hoarlnir.
Witness my hand and the soal of tho coun
ty court at North Platte. Neb., this aith day
of October A. D. 1911. ' vuu"
oilHl .Jontf Giunt. County Judce.
newspaper
prior to
SHEUIFP-S SALE.
By vlrtuo of an onler of aale Issued from the
district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, upon a
decreo of foreclosure rendered In said court
w.hf T.'S I,'Tln8ton & Tobln, a cc-partncrshlp. Is
plaintiff and Mrs. A. J. Frailer, Is defendant,
and to me directed. I will, on the 25th day of No
vember. 1911. at one o'olock. p. in., at the cost
front door of tlio court house In North Platte,
Lincoln county. Nebraska, noil at public auction
to tho hlsheat bidder for cash, to satisfy said
decree. Interests and costs, tlio following- described
property, to-wlti Lots seven and elifht (7 and 8),
block four (4), In Trustees Addition in tho city of
North Platto, Lincoln county. Nebraska.
Dated North Platte, Nebraska. Oct 11. 1011
o7- I L. MiiTONULitQEit, Sheriff.
