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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1913)
i rriTviiw f - ' y " ; v nwtrT v1? err-- T"(rw r . n Proceodings o! the County Board Ovv Hmriw1" - 5-i-r June 2, 1013. Board met pursuant to adjournment, Present Roberts, White, Horming hauscn and county clyrk. Tho following claims were allowed on tho different rond district funds for work to bo done in said districts, to-wit: C E Parsons, disitrict 10 $150 00 E K Soudor, district 51 50 00 Joseph Shaw, district 55 32 20 A Chambers, road work, allowed on commissionerdls- trict3 324 00 Fred Uidlnger, road work in dis trict 11, allowed on commiss ioner district 1 100.00 Geo "W DIener, road work In dis tricts 2 and 12 allowed on Commissioner district 1.... 27 00 Allowed on bridge fund as follows.: C Bowman, bridge work No. Platto bridg 7,00 Grooley Bundy, bridgo work North Platto bridgo 20 00 Allowed on gonoral fund as follows: Nebraska Telephone Co. rent and toll service for Juno. ... 28 55 J D W Lincoln, oponing gravos. . 15 00 Iloffhoin directory, county eight directories 16 00 Julia Mnlonc, taxes paid under protest by reason of double assessment on improvements InSWi See.-, 0-14-29 2 50 The claim of Fred Malono for plowing flro guards is disal lowed for $23.08 for the rea son that (mid amount has al ready been paid by the road overseer. Whereupon tho board adjourns to June 3, 1013. C. W. Yost, County Clerk. r -3 June 3, 1013. Board mot pursuant to adjournment. Present Tloborts, Whlto, Horminghau son and county "clork. Tho following claims woro allowed on tho different road district funds for work to bo dono in said districts, to-wit: Henry Linnemeyer, district 21.. $125 00 JNCarllle, district 50 75 00 W S noss, district 41 100 00 S Trusty, district 43 125, 00 G S Williams, district 33 100 00 C J Haaso, district 12 100 00 W M Dymond, district 4 200 00 Bort Edis, district 11 75 00 Owon O'Neill, district 1 ""., 100 00 Tho following claims were allowed on thogonernl fund: Anna Anderson, euro of Emma , Anderson and Mrs. L Clark, month of May 50 00 Joseph N Wilson, salary for May 05 00 It L Cochran, making maps for County flupt 78 13 Nona Marcott, salary for May.. 50 00 Cleo II Chappoll, salary for May 133 33 A J Salisbury, salary for May.. 125 00 T F Watts, salary for May 75 00 C W Yost, salary for May 137 CO C W Yost, offlco expanses for May 7 24 Bessie Salisbury, deputy assessor 14 days , 42 00 Nebraska Telephone Co. tele phone and toll charges for May 35 CO Sundry Persons, inquest of Geo Zakeropla 39 10 G W Roberts, services and mile- ago U0 85 D B Whito, services and mllengo 83 75 F W Herminghanson, services and mlloago..., 3 13 W W Blrge, coal for county poor 133 13 C F Iddings Co coal for county poor, Horshoy.,..,.. ( 131 13 C F Iddings Co coal for court liouso and jail , 33 20 No. Platte Lumber Co. coal for county poor, two claims 78 30 No. Platto Lumber Co. coal for jnil 45 80 Tho following claims woro allowed on the bridgo fund, to-wit: S O Hathaway, lumber and bridge work In road district 40 73 40 C F Iddings Co, lumbor for bridges at Horshoy 195 Wallace Lumber Co, lumbor for road district 25. 4113 G S Williams, culvert work in road district 33 40 00 F H.Gilchrist Co lumber Co, lumber for road district 37, . 18 80 North Platte .Lumber Co, co mtnt for 'culverts, two claims 110 85 W II Merrick & Co, bridgo hard- ware 38 14 North Platto Lumber Co, lumber "for Box Elder bridge 50 75 Whoreupon tho board adjourns to June 4, 1918. C W Yost, County Clerk. Juno 4, 1913, Board met pursuant to adjournment, Present Roborts, Whito, Horming hausen and county clork. Claim of P. A. Andorson for re fund of taxes by error on See 17-14-32 for tho yoar 1911 is allowed on general fund (or., . $ 15.00 A McNIckel.road work In district" ' 18, allowed on said district. .' 200.00 W. I. Qulnn.road work in district ",r' 49, ullowed on said district.. 100.00 John W. Kilmer, road work district 87 allowed for $25.00 on said distriot and 825.00, on Commissioners district No. 2. THE BIG SALE BIGGER AND BETTER wmmmmmmmmmmmmm Prices Going Lower Look for Big Announce ment Next Tuesday. Claim of Greonborg Iron Co. for $1399.00 for culverts, allowed in part as follows: $500 on bridge fund, $17.00 on road district 4, $17.00 on rbap district 5, $25.00 on road distriot 1, and $25.00 on road district 28, total allowed $044.00 Road No. 307 coming on for final ac tion, tho board defers said action until July 8, 1913. Road No. 308 coming on for final ac tion, tho board deeming said road for the public good, it is hereby grantod as por potition, to-wit: Commoneing at tho northeast corner of soction six. township 18, range 30, running thenco south on section line between sections 5 and 0 said town and range, to tho north bank of tho South Plntte river, said road to bo 40 foot wide. A petition for a road commencing at the northwost corner of Sec 29, 14, 33, running one. mile north on soction lino between suctions 19 and 20, thonce ono milo wost on. soction lino between sec tions 17 and 19. Also starting at tho northwest corner of seation20 and run ning north on soction lino between sec tion 17 and 18 the fourth of a mile. cnmes bofore the board ns a consent petition with damages asked, und tho board believing it to be for the public good and the damages asked being reasonable, tho petition is hereby granted ns a consent, road to be GO feet wido in tho hilly land nnd 50 foot wide throught the ditch laud, and known as road.No. 371. Whereupon tho board adjourns to June 11,1913. C. W. Yost, County Clork, For Rent. One-half section of good hay land, being South Half of Section 3, Town ship 13 North, Range 31. See Bratt & Goodman. Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Woods, of Wnl laco, spent yesterday with frionds in town. Mrs. A. E. Jacobs and daughter loft yesterday morning for Norfolk to mako their home, Mrs. Charles O'Rourko and daughter, of Brady, came up this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. M. V. Mitchell. Mrs. Roy Miner, -of Cheyenno, lft Wednesday morning for horhomo after spending u month with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Post. Mrs.- Harold Campboll and son Harold, of Denver, ar guests of tho former's aunt, Mrs. Harry Murrin, having arrived Wednesday evening. Mrs. Campboll was formerly Miss Jonnlo Sayro of this city. Mrs. John Jones Is taking treatment at tho St. Luke hospital, M. E. Church. Plans for tho Childron'a Day exerclsos aro undor way and a goo d program is assured. Do not fcrget tho Sunday school. It is a live wire and you have a responsibility toward It which can only bo mot in terms of faithful attendance. Bo on hand at9:45 a. m. Sunday morn ing at 11 a. m. tho pastor will preach on 'Pocket Book Roligion." Quosttona of importance to every christian will bo discussed. Remember tho Junior League at 2:30 p. m. Let ovary junior bo present. A Uvo sorvice of tho Ep. worth League will be held at 0:15. At 8:00 tho pastor will preach on Desola tion or A Hut in a Gardon of Cucum bers. For Sale, 5 room house and ono lot at a bargain, Price $1200 with a cash paymont ' of $500 and tho balanco on good terms. The Nebrska Real-Estate Co., 38-2 J, H. Edmlsten, Mgr. Every Day. THE LEADER Demand for Beef Exceeds the Supply, Tho demand for beof far exceeds' the supply and high prices are the result, says a bulletin issued by tho Depart ment of Agriculture. Tho shortage in tho supply of moat-producing animals, too, is steadily becoming grentor, and tho country is warnod that it is facing a period of short production of meat. In the last six years thore has boon a1 decline of more than 30 por cent frt tho number of beof cattle in the United States, according to the department, and alroady during tho first three month's of this year thero has been a decrease of 15 per cent in tho number ot meat animals killod undor government super vision when compared with the same throe months of 1912. Estimates of tho department givo tho number of beef cattle in tho United States on January 1, 1907, as 51,500,000, and at tho bd ginmngof thoprosontyoaras3G,030,000. Prices paid for cattle, sheep, lanitfs and hogs lastyear were much higher the preceding yoar. "Tho year 1912," says tho dapartmont, "was a year of high prices for all classes of food animals.-" With the diminished production in the Our Standard For high class work is recognized by people who have had work down by the Jiigheat class Laund ries in the Country. With our uptodate Machinery and expert help it is not hard for us to turn out Quality work. Let us have your bundle on trial. For Say; Thirty days. DICKEY'S SANITARY LAUNDKY. "YOUR BOSOM FRIEND." Auto Delivery itammmmmmmmgmmmmmmmm $100,000.00 To Loan on improved farms at low rate of interest with privilege of partial payments. Buchanan & Patterson; A . homo market, the dopartmontjdeclares, thero is no longer a surplusfor export. "Tho time has come," it says, "when we must conserve out moat supply." C. M. Reynolds, for seven years postmaster at Sutherland, retired last Saturday and was succeeded by Frank Cox. Mr, Reynolds sent in his resigna tion several weeks ago., Tho office pays about $1,100 per y?ar. E. B. Bpencer, of Wallace, returned home yesterday. He was accompanied by his tlaughter Minnie, who spent seyeral days here. Take Plenty of Time to Eat. There Is a saying that "rapid eating is slow suicide." If you have formed the habit of eating too rapidly you are j most likely suffering from indigestion or constipation, which will result even tually in serious illnessunless corrected. Digestion begins in tho mouth. Food should be thoroughly masticated and in salviatcd. Then when you have a full ness of the stomach or feel dull and stupid after eating, take one of Cham berlain's Tablets. Many severe cases of stomach trouble and constipation have boon cured by he use of theso tablets. They are easy to take aid most agreeable in effect. Sold by all dealers. Phone 77 il rti 1 The Autoist Who Looks at our lamps, speedometers, oilers, horns, batteries, tools, tires, etc., knows that they are the kind he wants. He rec ognizes the fact that the worth less and untried haye no place here, Come and see if our ex hibit will not remind you of something you need. J. S. Davis Auto Co. m YOUR PERSONALITY IN CLOTHES - Occasionally you have observed some article of wear that has led you to the mental conclusion "that's my style that's me." Well, somewhere in the Adler line we believe you can pick out just such a suit one that will reflect your personality that is just your style. ADLER'S COLLEGIAN CLOTHES represent tho best style ideas of tho season, to which is added a choice of fine fabrics of the newest and most popular shades -and the kind of hand tailoring that makes the garments shapely and lasting. Now is the time to pick out .your suit. C. O. it Dick Metcalf, assistant editor of Bryan's Commoner at Lincoln, will be appointed head of tho civil government of the Panama canal zone at a salary of $14,000 per year. For ovc thirty years Mr. Metcalf has been associated with the newspaper work in Nebraska and in this field of labor he ha3 done much to increase the population and prosperity of tho state. Everybody who knows him will be mighty glad that ho has boon givon a plum. The Western Union Telegraph com pany was denied an injunction ugainat the enforcement of the Stebbina flat telegraph toll iaw in a decis sion issued in tho Lincpln division of the federal court Wednesday. The court holds that the telegraph company should firsUapply to the state railway commlsslon'ior relief. Chamb jrlatti's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Every family without exception should keep this preparation at hand during the hot summer rronths. Cham berlain's CoHc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is worth many times its cost when needed nnd is almost certain to be needed before the summer is over. It has no superior for tho purposes for which it is intended. Buy it now. For sale by all dealers. For Sick Animals CALL DR. C. ROBINSON Palace Barn PHONE 25. Established In 1871. Contractor and Builder. Shop Corner 6th and Vino Streets NORTH PLATTE, NEB. R. D. Thomson. hfefeM4. kJTte....taVfe&tei 9 . . to M Sfe tfeifc 4 w hir j A, J, AMES. MAK1B AMES. j Doctors Ames & Ames, H p Physicians and Surneons, b. Ofllco over Stone Drug Co. J; 8 Phones lOfllcP273 g 6 ones Reduce 273 6 Pure Lake Ice. I am prepared to furnish the citizens of North Platte with a fine quality of clear lake ice, frozen from fresh pumped water. Thanking the public for their liberal patron age last year, I respectfully solict a continuance of the same this seasons. ' L. W. EDIS. Phone 0555. 3m eto)oaa) DR. J. S. TWINEM, HomcopathlcPhyslclnnandSurgeon q Hospital accommodations for Medical and 2 q surgical attention- given obstetrical cases, q O Ofllco rhono 183 lies. Phono 2S3 g Offlco McDonald State Bank Uld'g owisatosoaa sssasesaeai GEO. B. DENT, j Physician and Suraeon, if Office over McDonald Bank, if 4 Phones L Office 130 j f hones h Residence 115 ir WrfrifrJr!!fT!-triMM PITRONIZE THE nlT 1 ll' House of GoodShowl HI I When in North Plalle. Motion Pictures. Runs Evory Night. Matinee Saturday After noon at 2:30..Olclok. 10'CENTS. 'rr f "4 Signet Chapter O. E. S., -NO. 55- Meets Znu and 4th Thursday of every month at Masonic Hall at 7:30 p. m. The Old Reliable When your clothes need pressing, cleaning and repairing, let the Old Re liable Tailor do it and do it right. We hnve been doing this work in North Platto for thirty years, know how to do it and do it the way it should be done. That means satisfaction to you. F. J. BROEKER. Entrance north of the Nyal drug store. Dr. J. K. Elms, Homeopathic Physician and Surgt eon. Will hereafter discountinuo all road work and vill do everything in the practice of medicine. City Day calls $1. Night Calls $1.50,Country Calls 50c por milo ono way plus auto hire. Lying in case $10.00 plus auto hire. These cases must be prearranged for; office proscrip tions SOc and in no instance more than $1.00 all medicines furnished. Also my speciality of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Glass Fitting at 1 my former price. Terms strictly cash. Ofllco ovar McDonald State Bank. Phone 36. Best of Hospital accomadation for Surgical and Lying in Cases. Oldest Bank In Lincoln County McDonald State Bank North Platte, Nebr. CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00 Wa Solicit Your Builiim. I Kfr A M &Nft;fetfr t frjK-iUfcraitrtaa' -f v , f Hjm i .!&H.
