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Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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En to red at North Platte, Nebraska, Post
ollico as beconu LI ass matter.
TUESDAY, MAR. 12, 1912.
To the Citizens of North Platte.
I nm n candidate by petition for the
oflico of water commissioner nnd I nsk
and will appreciate your support and
votes the coming city election in April.
As to my qualifications nnd fitness
for the office will state that I nm fully
competent to diBchnrgo tho financial
nnd other duties of tho office in an
equitable and just manner.
I have designed nnd superintended
tho construction of n number of suc
ccsful waterworks plants in this nnd
other Btates and I nlso prepared the
prcliminnry plans for the now plant we
hoped to build in this city.
Whilo city engineer I made un ap
praisement of the value of tho present
waterworks plant for tho city, during
tho making of which I gained an insight
into tho condition of tho plant, learned
tho sizes nnd locntions of tho various
mains, valves, hydrants, etc., and I
belioyo thnt I know bettor than nny
other man just what extcntions nnd
bottermonts should be made- to give tho
best service to tho greatest number of
citizens of North Platte. I am and
always have been n firm believer in the
municipal ownership of waterworks,
whose profits should go to tho people
instead of a corporation. I have kept
myself well posted und up to date on
all questions of waterworks construc
tion and operation nnd, if elected, I
will do all in my power to make the
North Platte waterworks a success,
financially and otherwise, and give tho
citizens an economical administration
of the plant.
I have been a resident of North Platto
the greater portion of my iifo. nm n
graduate of our high school nnd nlso of
tho lown (Jity business collego nnd the
tho Univorsity of lown. I nm n tax
payer nnd property owner, all my
interests being centered in this city and
I am anxious to seo tho water
workB n success. I therefore solicit
your votes, believing I can faithfully
and successfully discharge the duties
of the office.
Heiisiuw S. Wklch.
Woodhursl Files for Commissioner.
W. II. C. Woodhurst, formcrrocoiver
nt tno u, . land ollico, well known as
an insurance agent, and for nearly forty
years n resident of North Platto, filed
yesterday for tho rcpublicnn nomi
nation for county commissioner from
.tho North Platto district. For a nunr-
ter of a contury Mr. Woodhurst has
ueen on uie republican firing lino, an
earnest worker for republican success
in city, county and state, nnd has will
ingly given his time and "dough." Ho
is a man of good business ability, sound
judgmont, and would creditably fill the
commissionorshin chair. Well known In
tho district he will poll a large voto for
tno nomination and bo a winnor at tho
polls in Novembor.
Tax Payers who are Prompt.
Every tax payor in Vroman precinct
has paid his personal tax for tno year
1911. Tho people of this precinct nave
always been among the most prompt in
the paymont of taxes. Nowell precinct
wn8 tho first to clean up tho 1910 tax
and Vroman second.
The following precincts aro among
tho most prompt to pay: Somoraot pro-
,cinct has but two who aro delinquent,
GaBlIn two, Antolopo three, Brady
nine. Brady is a populous precinct and
tho percentage of those who hnvo not
paid Is therefore small. Buchanan pre
cinct has nine delinquents and Nichols
thirty-six, tho lattor being among tho
alowest to pay up.
Republican Mass Convention.
Tho Republican electors of tho city
of North Platto ard horoby called to
moot in mass convention nt the court
houso on Tuesday evening, March 12th,
1912, nt 8 o'clock p. m. for tho purpose
of placing in nomination n candidate
for tho office of Water Commissioner,
mombora board of education, and for the
transaction of such further business as
may properly como before tho meeting.
Also tho sulectlon of a councilman from
oach of tho respective wards of the city
by tho electors of tho difforont wards.
Said ofllcors to bo voted on at tho
annual city olection to bo hold April
2nd, 1912.
E. II. Evans, Chairman,
It. C. Lancifohd, Scc'y,
Republican City Coinmitteo
Democrats Attention.
A masp mooting of the democratic
eloctors of the city of North Platto is
hereby called to meet nt tho court
houso, at 8 o'clock, Tuesday evening,
March 12, 1912, for tho purpose of num.
Innting candidates for tho following
offices: ono water commissioner, four
members board of education, also can
didates for councilmen in each of tho
four wurds, to bo solocted, in sopurato
caucus, by elccters of tho respective
wards. A representative mooting is
earnestly requostod.
ti(JSB J. 13. MoDoNAlD. Chairman.
Another Snew Storm.
This section was visited by anothor
snow Btorm sunuay nignt, nearly two
Inches falling. This was followed by
snow squalls yesterday forenoon. This
has been a remarkable and unusual
winter so far as snow Is concornod.
Tham has bean more or less enow on
l.in mnnnf1 nlnra T)nrmhr lOth. It
has been a bad winter on bananas but
fine for winter wheat. As tho acreage
of the latter la much the larger, we will
In tho end bo a winnor.
-'Charles HemmelwrjghJ; died at the
home of his parents in tho second ward
Friday, at the age of 21 years. Four
months ago he came to tho city for his
health but the change was not as bene
ficial as was hoped for. Funeral ser
vices were held at the residence on
Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rov.
W. S. Porter. Interment was mado in
the North Platte cemetery
Local and Personal
Walter O'Connor was a Grand Island
visitor Sunday.
Cash Austin is transacting business
in Sidney today.
William Adair wont to Kearney on
business Saturday morning.
Dr. Pritchard spent tho week end in
Sutherland on business.
Mrs. George Schatz will entertain tho
Nevita Club tomorrow afternoon,
Miss Sara Kelly went to Lcmoyne on
tho branch train Saturday morning.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Sutherland,
spent the week end in town with friends.
William Green and Clydo McMichaol
transacted business in Sutherland Sat
urday. Miss Maymo McMichael left for
Gothenburg whoro she will.open a musi
cal studio.
Mrs. Georgo Finn returned Friday
morning from a three weeks' visit in
St. Joe.
Mrs. E. A. Garlisch was called to
Broken Bow Friday by tho illness of
hor father.
Attorney W. V. Hongland spent the
past three days in Omaha and Lincoln
nn htiqinnna.
Mrs. J. E. Sebastian went to Chap
pell yesterday to spend a few days with
her mother.
Architect Archer returned tho. last of
tho week from n two weeks visit In the
east on business.
Charles Hendy, Jr.. returned to Don
ver Saturday huving been called hero
by tho uenth of his mother.
Little Thelma Gladys Star will enter
tain a number of young friends today in
honor of her fourth birthday.
Attorney George N. Gibbs loft Sat
urday evening for Hayes Center to
spend a week on business.
Mrs. Grace Adams, of Julesburg,
who visited at tho Day resldenco last
week, went home Friday.
Leonard Redmond returned Sunday
evening from Lexington whoro he visit
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm Tanner.
W. A Hcnning, of Chappoll. returned
homo Saturday after visiting his daugh
ter Mrs. J. E. Sebastian.
M. C. Harrington returned to Den
ver Friday evening, after spending a
few days hero on business.
Miss Isabell Doran, who hns been
teaching in Grotna, came up Friday
evening to visit her parents.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Coates went to
Grand Island Saturday to attend the
banquet und ball of tho U. C. T.
Miss Gertrude Herrod, of Columbus,
who is visiting Miss Lorotta Murphy,
spent Sunday in Ogalalln with friends.
Spurgeon Hull, of Alberto, Canada,
roturned homo Friday after spending a
week with his sisters Misses IriB and
Edith Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson arrived
Sunday afternoon from Kansas Citv.
to visit Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Peterson for
some time.
At tho stato meeting of retail jowelors
in Omaha laat week, C. S. Clinton, of
this city, was elected n member of tho
executive committco.
F. E. Bullard, who spent the past six
weeks in Kansas Ci ty on business con
nected with the estate of the lato Max
Einstein, returned Friday evening.
Chas. McAllister, who for twenty
threo years lived near Hershoy and
then moved to Now York, has been
visiting old time friends in town for a
weok past.
At the Knight salo of Holstoin Fro
sian cattle at Lexington last week,
Albert Cooledgo, living north of town,
purchased two cows, paying $95 for ono
and $112.50 for tho other.
Tho Boction gangs on tho Union
Pacific are now being increased in
number in ordor to begin the usual
spring work. Tho gangs at Nichols
and llorshey have each been increased
by seven Greeks.
A party of Union Pacific officials in
cluding President Mohlcr, General Man
ager Scott, R. S. Lovett, chairman of
the board of directors of tho Harrimnn
lines and Julius Krutschnitt, director
of mnintiinnnco nnd mwwiUnn nt tlt
Bamo lines, passed east yesterday. The
party had boon in tho west on business.
Tho Ash Grovo correspondent of the
Wallnco Winnor says: Guess U1030 fel
lows that aro running that seed corn
special must think that we don't raise
corn out hore, thoy aro not coming any
farther wo3t than Curtis; there has
been moro corn ruised we3t of Custis
along tho highlino than oiiRt of it in tho
last five yenrs, but thoso fellows down
east never did admit that wo were n
Pnrt of Nulirnskn. nycnnt fnt tnvntir.ii
purposes; thoy don't forget to tax ua.
DOUBLY PROVEN
North Platte Readers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence.
This North Platto citiz'on testified
long ago.
Told of quick roliof of lasting bone
fit. Tho factB nro now confirmed.
Such tostimony Is completotho
evidence conclusive.
It forms convincing proof of merit.
Mrs. A. G. Wossburg, 708 W. Fourth
St, North Platto Neb., says: "I hold
if anything, n higher regard for Doan's
iviunuy riua man wnen i recommended
them In August, 1907. Anothor mom
hfll" nf mv fnmllv hnn nlnun tinnn
troubled by kidney complaint and has
roceived a world of relief through the
use of Doan's Kidney Pills. I told in a
previous statement how I had obtained
relief from a dragging pain in my back
and trouble with my kidneys. A doctor
diagnosed my case as a floating kidney.
Many a day I was unable to, stand on
account of the pain in my back and
kidneys and tho secretions were un
natural. An operation was advised,
but luckily I learned of Doan's Kidney
Pills and procured a supply from Mc
Donell & Graves' Drug Store and began
their .use. A few days' uso removed
the pains and restored tho kidneys to
their proper working order."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Fostor-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, solo agents for the United
States.
Ifmmher tho nnmn-Dnftn'n nnd
take no other.
Commissioners' Proceedings,
Mur. 0, 1912.
Board met pursunnt to adjournment.
Present Roberts, While and rtfurtty;
clerk.
The following clams wcre allowed on
tho bridge fund to-wit:
Wm Johnson, work on Brndy bridge,
25.20
Ed Hostctter' work on Maxwell
bridge, 74.50
A W HoatBon, work on Sutherland
bridge south, 11.50
Carl Linkwitz, work on Sutherland
bridge north, 180.50
Geo Hover, work on Sutherland
bridgo south, 12.20
The following claims woro allowed on
general fund, to-wit:
A J Salisbury, salary ns sheriff for
Feb. 125.00
T F Watts, salnry ns deputy shorifF
for Feb. 75.00
Cleo R Chnppell, salary as supt. for
Feb. 133.33
Geo E French, salary as nttorney for
Jan. nnd Feb. and oflico exponse, 143.16
C W Yost, salary as clerk for Feb.,
137.50
G W Yost, office expenses for Feb.,
freight, express and stamps, 19.84
Jos M Wilson, salary as junitor for
Feb. 65.50
Sophia Anderson, enro of Emma
Anderson for Feb. 30.00
Bessie Salisbury, transferring from
indexes to assessor's books, 118.40
The following clpima were allowed on
the different road district funds to wit:
II L Liiinemeyer, cash to bo used in
Pist. 21, 200.00 .
W J Thomas, cash to be used in Dist.x
1, 100.00
Cyrus Tower, cash to bo used in Disk
2, 75.00
Claim of R C Duggan, ploughing fire
guards, allowed as follows: 16.00 on
Dist. 54 and 8.00 on Dist. 42
Whereupon- the board adjourns to
March 7, 1912
March 7, 1912
Board mot pursuant to adjournment.
Present Roberts, Streitz, Whito nnd
county clerk.
Tho following clnimB were allowed on
general fund to wit:
Paul G. Meyer, making city map,
(part payment) 109.25
Nancy Bcightol, care of Mrs. Clark,
nine weeks, Dec. 29, 1911 to March 1,
1912 45.00
George B. Dent, services as county
physician 3rd and 4th qr 1911, 208.55
M Kuhns, mdse for county poor, 55.45
Harry Carothers, mdse for county
poor, 5.45 ' j i
J B McDonald, mdso for county
poor, 5.25
University Publishing Co., supplies
for supt. 6.25
J F Fillion, repairs to county jail
roof, 136.01
Sundry persons surveying, 40.0Q
The following claims were allowed on
the different road funds to wit:
H B Sanderson, cash to be used in
road district 7, 100.00
Jorgen Rossen, cash to be used in
road district 20, 125.00
Settlement is herebytnada with W N
Rose, overseer for Dist. 10 for the year
1911 nnd find duo him the sum of 22.20,
which is hereby allowed on road i(Djsk
10
Tho claim" of S A Casady for medical
services ia hereby disallowed for jal.OO
The claim of B I Mills for medical
services is hereby disallowed for 16.00
for the reason that he was not author
ized until five months after serviee was
porformed.
Tho clnim of F A Rowland for plans
nnd specifications for bridge is hereby
disallowed for 50.00 for the reason that
plana were not approved by state en
gineer. The following bonds woro approved:
Geo E Hardin, overseer for Dist. 40
J C Crow, overseer for Diat. 11
Wm Pittman. overseer for Dist SI
Whereupon tho board adjourns to
March 11, to view roads near Suther
land. I..A,
Miss Cleo Chappell roturned Saturday
from tho northeast part of the county
whoro she spent a week vialting rural
schools.
Miss Loreta Murphy spent Saturday
in Horahey.
Political Announcements.
STATE SENATOR.
CHARLES A. SIBLEY
Farmer nnd Stock Grower
State Senatok 1907 8
Is a Candidato This Year. Your Sup
port Will Be Appreciated.
LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVE,
At tho solicitation of friends I hereby
announce myself a candidate fQr tho
republican nomination for representa
tive from Lincoln county, subject to
tho approval of the voters at the pri
mary election to be held April 19th,
1912.
Harry P. Stevens,
Maxwell, Neb,
county assessor. -
I horoby nnnounco myself as a can--didato
for tho democratic nomination
for county assessor subject to tho
action of tno democratic voters at tho
primary olection April 19th'. MvJiomo
is In Fox Creek precinct, where I have
resided for tho past 23 years. I will
appreciate any support given mo. '
Peter Jepsqn.
I herebv nnnounco mvself ns a candi
date for tho republican nomination for
county assessor, subject to the decision
of tho voters nt tho primary election
April 19th. I have lived in Lincoln
county 28'years, 24 of which woro'spent
on a farm in Plant precinct !
F. J . DlEffER.
V I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the republican nomination for
County Assessor, subject to the decis
ion of tho voters at the primary, elec
tion in April. ;
Lawrence P. Carpenter.
I hereby announce myself aB a candi
date for tho republican nomination for
county assessor, subject to the decision
of the voters at tho primary election
April 19th, 1912. I have resided in
Fox Creek precinct forBoventoen years.
I will appreciate support given meHby
the voters. Homer II. Rodgers.
I am a candidate for the republican
nomination of county assessor subject
to tho decision of the voters at the pri
mary olection April 19th, 1912. I have
lived in western Nebraska for twenty
one years, fourteen of which have been
spent in Hinman precinct. For tho
last four ynars I havo'boen precinct
assessor. Any support given me will
bo fully appreciated.
A. W. AUNETT.
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THE LEADER.
Union Realty .and Investment Company.
v. Paid up Capital $50, 000. Surplus 50,000.00.
P'fe.;-
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-OFf tCEUS AND
T. C. PATTERSON, President, B.-BUCHANAN, Sec'y and Treas.
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First Mortgages on Real Esfate'Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
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This company is prepared to Joamnoncy of investors on first mort-
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gages on real estate, amply secured and drawing eight per cent semi
annual interest. Money ao invested will be exempt from taxation.
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New Spring Millinery
My stock for spring in entirely new
and up to date, comprising a careful
selection of tho
Famous Fisk Pattern Hats
and extend a cordial invitation to tho
Ladies of North Platte and vicinity to
call and inspect tho lino and get prices
now on display at the Parlor Millinery.
Mrs. Edw. Burke.
300 East Third St.
Scientific Facial Massage
and Scalp Treatment
With Electric Vibrator done nt your own
home or at 303 K. Third. 35 cents.
MISS BIKKINSUAW
Phono C89.
DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST,
ivaiuuuuvo iiutiunuoictu uuivuioiiijr. t
Oflico over McDonald Stato Bank
r!ni1iiafa Mnttinrnnnrn "l Ynivrnvai 4
irtrtKHi 4f(ninfc.4t!frjnfcijmjjfc tfcigjfeitfptpk
GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and Surgeon, ?
Oflico over McDonald Bank, s
. i nntinn mn f 'i
PhoneB Residence 115
1MMfHJJHMMfr'fW?HTr$rflt
F. J. BROEKER
Merchant Tailor.
We havtj recently installed a French
Dry Cleaner for Men's and Ladies'
apparel of all classess, and we
guarantee satisfactory work. We
are also" tailors and know howto
repair clothes.
We carry samples of goods and
make clothes of all kinds to order,
insuring first-class workmanship
and perfect fit.
Style Individuality.
Ladies who. wish to have the inward
satisfaction of knowing that Jhey have'
the best and still be conscious that no
ether lady in town has any smarter or
more attractive outfits than they have on,
as distinction is the keynote of this
season's styles.
Our aim is not merely to sell goods
but to sell them RIGHT.
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We do not feel that our responsibility
ends after a purchase is once made. We
want you to be satisfied and to be satis
fied for.ALL TIME.
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Suits'Coats, Skirts, Waists and Queen
Quality Shoes that are artistic, becoming
and comfortable, can be had at
DIRCCTORS-
OR J. S. HEM'S
PRIVATE
HOSPITAL
218 West Fourth St.
For the treatment of
MEDICAL and SURGI
CAL patients. Also for
accommodtions con
finement cases.
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A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES. H
I Doctors Ames & Ames, p
Physicians and Surgeons, l
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lj Office over Stone Drug Co. $
Phones I Office 273 H
(J rnones eBidenco 273 Ys
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AUCTIONEER.
E. H. FUNK,
of Cheyenne, Wyo., an auctioneer
with 40 years experience, has lo
cated in North Platte, and would
like to make prices and dates for
your sales. Have sold stock and
general merchandise all over Ne
braska. See me at F. E. Barber's Restau
rant, corner of 6th and Locust St
E. H. FUNK.
PBOHATE NOTICE.
In tho County Court of Lincoln county. Ne
braska. March 7, 1012.
In tho manor or the estate of Andrew
Johnson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that tho creditors
ot said deceased will moot tho Executor
of said estate before the County Judgo of
Llncolu county. Nebraska, at tho county
court room In said county, on tho 4th day of
April, 11)12. and on the h day ot October,
1013, at 0 o'clock a. m. each day, for tho pur
pose of presenting thnlrclalms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
are allowed for creditors to present their
claims and one year for tho Executor to
settlo said estate, from Uie 6th day of
March, 11)12. A copy of this order to bo pub
lished in the North Platte Tribune a soml-
weekly newspaper of said county for four
successive weeks prior to Bam un day or
April. lUlt.
ml0-4 JOHN GRANT. County Judjre
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
The State of Nebraska. Lincoln county, is.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of MarUn Iloot),
deceated.
To the creditors, heirs, legatees, and others in
tereitod In the estate of Martin Hood,
Take notice, that Rupert Schwalger, adminis
trator, haa filed in the county court a report of
his doiiun as adminlitrator of said estate, and It
Is ordered that the same stand for hearing the
23d day ot March, A. D., 1912, before the court
at the hour of 8 o'clock, a. m., at which time any
person interested may appear and except to and
contest the same And notleo of this proceeding Is
ordered given in Uie North Platte Tribune, a
semi-weekly paper, for three successive weeks
prlyr to said dato of hearing.
Witnees my hand and Uie seal of tho county
court at North Platte, Nebraska, this 2d day of
March. A. D., 1912,
John Grant, County Judge.
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2 DR. J. S. TWINEM. I
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
a) Special attontlon given to confine- S
s monts and children's diseases, 2
m Onico Phono 183 Res. Phono:2S3
Offlco McDonald Stato Hank nid'g
se&eaeaesaeeeeweo&Qoeaeese
Office phone 241. Res, phone 217
L. C DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, ' - - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
AN EVENING AT HOME.
With one of Schmalzried's Cigars to
smoke makes life worth the living.
Our cigars have stood tho test of time:
there are men .in North Platte who are
smoking the same brand they did twenty
years ago, and they find them the same
good cigar. Our cigars are mado in
North Platte for North Platte buyers;
made of good tobacco and well made.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED
Serial No. 03267.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
DEPAUTMICNT OV TIIB INTKIUOIl.
United States Land Ofllce.
At North Platto. Nebraska. Fob. 3. 1912,
Notleo Is horoby given that Elmer
Cooper of North Platte Neb., who on
March 30th. W07, mado homestead entry No.
22835. Serial No. 03287 for the east half of
th northorst quarftor and tho east half of
oouthoast auartor of Section so. Town 15,
N.. Rango 29 W.. of the Cth Principal
Meridian, has filed notleo of In
tention to make final flvo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land above
described, boforo tho register and rccolver
at North Platto, Nobraska, on tho 6th day
of April. 1912.
Claimant names ns witnesses; Car
W. McClrow.lt red Maiono, Julia Malono and
Mary IlrotOrnltz, all nf North Platto. Nob.
f-U John E. Evans Hogister.
Notice tor Publication.
Serial No. 02503
Departmentof tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ollico at North Platto. Neb.
xr .. . Keu th. 1931.
Notice la horoby given that Fraulc Hood,
of North Platto, Nob., who on MaT. 20, 1005.
mado Homestead Entry No. 21138. Serial No.
0250, for north half and nout Invest quartor
Section 22, Township, 18. North, range 30,
Wost of tho slxtn principal meridian
has filed nptlco of Intention to raako final
jlvoyoar proof, to establish claim to tho
land abovB described, before the Register
and Recoiver at North Platte Nebraska,
ontho 10th day of April. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Chris John
son, Ruport Schwalgor, Richard Ross and
Charles R. Ilrcternltz. all of North Plate,
Nob.
fSO-" J. K. Rvans. Register.
XT , SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice Is hereby trivet that by virtue of an ex
ccution Issued by tho District Court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, in favor of Glnn. White &
bchatz, a corporation, and against Eugene Van
Natta, In the nam of E. Van Natta, and to me
directed. I will at oi: o'clock, p. ra., on the SOth
day of March, 1912, at the east front door of the
court house of said county, in the city of North
I'iMtt fJahHikn n(T ah ..t. ,.mil -i .
the followimr described real ettate, situated In
4iuvuiu cuuiiiy, neuruKS, itwiK
-- vtw.s x,s,t asKvo, vJI I JB1JI, OOI. pi
..o' -'"' v m'hwi w urui i laite, levw
upon as the property of the eaJd Eueene Vi
..-U, miuio nu oActuuun, saia sale to ren
Dated at North Piatt. NeR . PV. M 1014
S A. J. SAUSBURr. Sherif!
RTTPDIUD'a OATC
Ttv vlrlnn AT An amIm a ..I. f....-l .
distort nnllrt ft TJnAnln mnnh. XTl..I.. ..
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'v--'wnwwfWII,, .IDUIHDU. bpUIH
- vv.y..w .V..UC.CU tit MIU COU1
Company, a corporation, is plaintiff, an!?
Victor A. Palm et, al.. are defendants,
and to me directed. I will on the 23rd day-of,
T V" . "" wh u cmjck, ip, m., at uie east
front door ot .the court house In North Platte,'.
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said -decree,
interest) and costs, tho following described
property, to-wit: The cast half (EK) section,
nine (9) township (16) north, range thlrty-one
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Dated North Platte, Neb., Feb. nth. 1912.
A. J. SAUSBUBY, Sheflff.
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