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jw 'vvuarw r-'w.-r u mm I . i rf 1 ii& Semi -Weekly Tribune Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION HATES. One Year by Mail in advance $1.25 One Year by Carrier in advance $1.60 Kntered nt North Platte, Nebraska, Post ofilco as Second Clas3 Matter. fTUESDAY. SEPT. 2. 1913. To The Public. A petition regular in form was filed on July 28th with the city clerk under the Initativo act proposing a now water ordinance. The clerks in forms mo that thirty days have elapsed since the filing of this petition and no election has boon called for the reason that no deposit has boon rande as a guarantee of the costs of the election should such an ordinance fail to currv. The attorney of tho pe titioners informs mo that it is tho contention of the petitioners that a guarnntoo is not required and that there is no present Intention to deposit samo. I have graye doubts as to the validity of the proposed ordinance, if enacted, for the reason that it provides that the city shall refund the price paid . for moturs already bought, if the pur chasers should so elect, but provides no measures for raising and appropriating tho funds to so do. If such proposi tion is invalid it would undoubtedly avoid the entire ordinance as being an inducing part thereof. Under those circumstances I have suggested to tho water commissioner the desirability of proceeding with the enforcement of tho present ordinance providing for meter installation. Respectfully, E. II. Evans, Mayor. Local and Personal. A baby boy was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brown. Mrs. J. A. True returned the latter latter part of last weok from Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, of Bignel), spent tho weok end with town friends. Miss 'Maud Davis, of Loomis Is.'visit ing Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Getty this week. Miss Gertrude Baker loft Saturday morning for Gothenburg trt take up her duties as, teacher. S. II. DonohoWor.of Pooria, III., who was tho guest of his parents Inst week, has returned home. A. E. Timmermnn returned tho lat ter part of Inst week from a business visit in Gothenburg. Miss Ida Ottenstoin rolurncd homo Friday evening from a pleasant visit in cities of Colorado. . Mrs, Alox Fonwick returned Friday vuftornoon from a short visit with her tlaugh'tcr in Cheyenne. Mrs. Joseph Murphy left the latter part of last week for. Omaha to visit friends for tieveral days, W. M. Sauorbrum and H. H. Faugh, of Alliance, woro business visitors in town tho latter part of last weok. JohnLandor, of Portland, Me., ar rived hero Saturday to make his homo with his undo G. D. Chamberlain. Mrs. 0. II. Cresslcr and daughter Mildred went to Gothenburg Saturday morning to visit relatives for a week. Mrs. F. II. Englomnn and Miss Hum berstone, of Julesburg, spent tho latter part of last week in town with friends. Mrs. J. S. Twiirom and children who liavo been visiting in Gllddon, la., for sevornl weeks aro oxpected homo to day. Paul Harrington, of Denver, will leave today for Crolghton Col logo in Omaha after spending several days with tho Horrod family. Miss Mamie Hagerty, of Denver, who has beon employed in the local telephono ofilco for several weeks, will leave this weok for homo. Mrs. 'Chowo, of Hastings, arrived hare Saturday to tako chnrgo of tho cloak nnd suit department of tho Leader. Miss Lena isnsKlnx lott rriuny oven ing for Denver and other cities of Colo rado to spend a couplo of weeks with friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Davis are enjoy jng a. vIbU from tho former's mother Mrs. A. L. Davis of South Dakota who came last wook. Mr. andJMrs. John Watson, of Kau kauno,Wis., who woro guotts of Mr. a,nd Mrs. "Wood White last weok, have Returned homo. Mr. and Mrs. Anthoney Jeltors left tho latter p"art of last week for Victor, Colo., to visit their grand daughter. They were accompanied by Mastor John Scharmann who will maku his homo there. Card of Thanks. I wish to express my heartfolt thanks to tho Baptist church, the pastor, singers, poll boarera and other friends for the kind assistance, tho appropriate music and beautiful flowers and other help rendorod during tho sickness, death and burial Of my beloved wife. 1 II. E. Olson. Father Objects to Daughter's Lover. (From tho Holdroge Progress) Jack Vest of Wellfleot was arrested at the depot in this city Tuesday even ing on the charge of Intoxication and intent to injure by drawing a knife. Tho latter complaint waB filed by Clair Hazen also of Wellfleot, and the lover of the sixteen ynar old daughter of tho man who threatened him. The father told that the boy, was intending to mnrry his daughter against the father's wishes. The girl was enrouto from her father's home in Wellflcet to that of her mother in Cambridge, the parents bolng parted some time ago. The boy was enrouto to Mascot to work. His paronts live just south of Wellfleot and he and tho girl had been keeping Rcom panv for the past three years. Ho is ninotcen years of ago and wanted to marry the girl contrary to tho father's wishes which persistence, according to the the pator, interfered with her educa tion. Whan the young peoplo loft Wellflcet tho father suspected that they might have plans for marrying and ho too boarded tho train, riding to Holdrege in anothor car. Upon reaching this place he warned the police to seo that tho young folks did not wed or engago a room. - He was intoxicated and became more so and returning to the depot bo ap proached the boy with a knife. A panic ensued among tho occupant of tho waiting room and except for tho timely arrival of tho officers a tragedy might have occurred. Vost was lodged In tho city jail for the night. Vest was brought bofore tho police jupge Wednesday morning. Ho was fined a dollar and costs and released. Boforo tho departure of this train, however, he was again taken on com plaint of the boy, being charged with drawing a knife with intent to do in jury. Vost was detained and the hear ing sot for tho afternoon. After the parties concerned had discussed the matter tho boy withdrew tho charge. Vest claimed to have no recollection of having his knife In his hand. He said ho might' havo been whittling, he whittled Incessantly while Under tho surveillance of Officer Reed Wednosday. Ho mado no thrents to stab tho boy, as was es tablished, It is rumored that tho father gave his consent to tho mnrnago bofore ho and the boy had parted company. Local and Personal. Miss Catherine Catorsonhas returned from an extonded visit with relatives In Iowa. Mrs. Applegate roturned the latter part of last week from an extended visit In dndinnu. Mrs. A. E. Huntington will enter tain theDegreo of Honor Social Club this nftornoon. Mrs. Everett York and children left Saturday morning for Cozad to spond a week with relativas. Miss Pearl Weeks, of Grand Island, who spent last week here with rela tives, left Friday afternoon. W. P. Adkins, wifu,and daughter, of South Omaha, visited local people tho latter part of last weok. Mrs. M. II. Douglas and nieces re turned Friday from a short visit in Grand Island with relatives. ' Mr. and Mrs. Luko Hoaloy returned Satuiday morning from Denver where thoy spent tho past two weeks. Miss Jossio Wallace, of Lexington, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mur phy last week, loft Friday afternoon. Frank Foster, of tho North Platte laundry, was Injured about tho oyes last week with n strong acid, and bus gono to his home in Gothenburg to re main for a couplo of weeks. A very pleasant 8 o'clock dinner was given nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goo. MangC23 oost sixth last evening for two of tho popular couples of town Miss Nora Andorsonand PatHaggorty, Miss E. E. Hamiltlon and Avelino Gates, Music by Miss Nina Van Dorn. X If your surplus money is not earning 7 and 8 per cent semi-annual interest in gilt edge, first mortgage loans, not taxable, see Bratt & Goodman, Resolutions. Whereas, tho Chambor of Commerco and business men of North Platte havo extended every effort to mako tho meeting of tho Groat Plains Co-operative Association and a Sectional .Meet ing of tho American Society of Agron omy a success. Therofore, Bo it Uesolved, That this meeting now assembled olTor to tho Chamber of Commorco and business men of North Platto a vote of thank?, for the pleasant and convenient moot ing place, tho beautiful flowers, tho auto rido out to tho experimental sta tion, the entertainment at tho Elk's homo and tho many othor courtesies which they havo extended to make our visit to their city so plensant. And, That Post Master E. S. Davis be voted special thanks for his personal efforts in securing tho uso of Federal building for this meeting and for his continued labors for our comfort. Condense ; OOSE hay is in the world to manage. I here's no getting around that. The wind plays havoc with it. It slips and slides off poorly loaded wagons. In IS barn and yard much of it is wasted. It is much too bulky to haul or ship far. Handling hay is a problem, and right here is the answer in the baling. An I H C hay press puts your hay in convenient shape for handling and economical feeding; no nc6d to build outdoor stacks exposed to all weather, for lack of barn space. You can ship the bales to cities and distant places where the hay market and prices arc good. Large cities, where stora'gc space is costly, require hay to be baled, and top prices are paid. Shredded corn fodder makes a good feeding substitute for all the hay you may ship to the city. H C Hay Presses arc the only kind you will consider in buying, when you have mado a comparison, studied the construction, the durability, the features, and the possibilities of the I H C hay presses. You will find both styles made in three sizes, 14 x, 18, 16 x 18, and 17 x 22-inch bale chamber, baling from six to sixteen tons per day. The efficiency of the I H C features, the self feeder, toggle joint plunger, bale tension, and spring roller tucker, prove their worth on demonstration. If j'our choice is a motor power press, you will have a year-round ma chine, for the engine is always ready to do farm jobs for you, pumping, sawing, grinding, run ning the repair shop, electric light plant, etc. In the horse power press, study the pull power principle, compound leverage, and the low, step-over. It is the most efficient press sold. Drop in on your local dealer and look over the I H C hay press line. Get catalogues from him, or, write the International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated) Crawford Neb. ft Also, That the Elk's lodge bo given a vote of thanks for opening their beauti ful homo for our entertainment And, That Rev. II. G. Knowles be given a vote of thanks for the us! of his lantern which was indispensable in the presentation of several papers' on tho program. John F. Ross, Manley Chamlin, W. W. Bihui, ' Committee. DEEDS, NOT WORDS North Platte People Have Absolute Proof of Deeds at Home. It's not words but deeds that prove truo morit. The deeds of Doan's Kidnoy Pills, For North Platte kidney sufferers, Havo mado their locul reputation. Proof lies in the testimony of North Platto people. J. C. McGowan, 321 So. Chosnut St., North Platte, Nobr., says: "Six months a;jo I had an attack of kidney trouble and suffered from all the aches and pains that accompany this disease. I uegan using uoan's luancy ruin pre - I ret saws&'t-SA'ws curod from McDonell & Graves' DrugU S. Hardin, store, (now Schiller & Co's) and it re quired only one box to rid me of every symptom of tho trouble. The cure has proved permanent. I havo also given Doan'a Kidney Pills to our little girl who bufFored from backache and a kidnoy weakness and they proved equaly satisfactory." For sale by all dealers. Price 50. cents. Fostor-MilburnCo., Buffalo, Now York, sola agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and tako no other. Legal Notice. To Alhert W. Kilmer and Jennie Kilmer, his wife, defendants: You nnd each of you will tako notice that the Hank of btapleton, of Staplo ton. Nebr., us plaintiff, has filed its certain petition in tho District Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, in which you and ench of you are named as de fondants, the objoct and prayor of which said petition is to foreclose that certain mortgage made and executed by you and each of you to Tho Candy Hank upon tho following described ren estato sltuato In Lincoln County, No broska, to-wit: The southeast quarter (sej) and tho southeast quarter (sej) of tho southwest quarter (swl) of section thirty-two (32), township sixteen (10), J norm oi rnngu iweniy-six zi, west of the Gth 1 M. and which said mortgago was given to secure tho payment of that cortoln promissory noto mado und executed by y.ou for tho principal sum of $315.00. And said foreclosure is hail for said principal sum together with interest thereon at the rate of ton nor cent per annum from September C, 1912. You and each of you will make answer to said petition on or before October 13, 1913, or tho nllogations thereof will betaken as true anddecree enteroJ accordingly. Dated nt North Plntte, this 2nd day of September, 1913. Bank ok Stai-leton, by E. H. Evans, s2-l its attorney. Your Hay I one of the hardest things ts i NOTICE TO HUNTERS. Notice is hereby giving that no hunt ing or treasspassing will be allowed on tho lands of the undersigned who reside south and West of North Platte. Violations of this notice will be prose cuted to tho full extent of the law. Wm. Benaur, Elmor Dagget, Win. Hunter, Chas. Howard, E. A. Roberts, Ode Roberts, Jess Kunkle, Clark Howard, G. T. Knotts, Frank Facka, C Broeder, ' Eli Kunckle, C. Porter A. J. Howard, W. Kunkle, George Single, C. S. Bethell, Wm. Facka, Lester Anderson, M. Ortan, Arthur Conner, Ed Wilson. A. W. Tool. Gunderson Bros. 0. L Watkins, J. A. Kunkle, A. Kunkle. D. V. Kunkle, Hugh Songor, L. L. Rowely, Louise Grulko, Ward Weekly, Clyde Long, Roy Melton, John Pulls, J. K. .Crow, F. Kronquest, F. L. Weinburg, S. D. Goldsmith D. A. Voss, F. W. Collins AV. H.Backley, C. R. Osgood, Ed. Froemari. D C. Carrigan, C. V. Turnie, D. J. Knox, M. C. Leth, A. Leth, A. Zulor, George Garman, W. E. M ester. C. F. Zimmerman W, E. Collins, , u. W. Fdis; L. Lloyd F. Montague Dr. J. K. Elms, m t.yc, t,ur, nobo una " tfuS Throat Glnsses JlMBS fitted Also 37JSB" Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Office over McDonald State Bank. North Platto. Phone 30. n If) PIM Bought and highest market prices paid PHONES Residenco Red C36 Office 459 C. H. WALTERS. Notice of Incorporation. Notice Is hereby given that tho under signed have associated as a corporation under tho name and style, Howe & Mnloney; with the principal place of transacting Its bubiness In the city of North Platte, Lincoln county, Nebras ka; and for the purpose of transacting a general furniture and undartnkmg business; with the amount of its capi tal stock $12000.00 all paid in cash; and sind corporation shall commence its business on the 25th day of April, 1913, and torminate in twenty yeats; and its indebtedness is not nt any time to ex ccod of Its amount of stock capital; nnd tho business of the incorporation shnll be conducted by a president nnd n vice-president, secretary and treasurer. Dated this 28th day of Julv, 1913. ' WM.LIAM R. Maloney, President, CHARLES A. Howe, Vice-President, 'ERMA V. Maloney, Sect., William R. Maloney, Trcas. Hi Dr. D. C. Crocker. Osteopathic Physician PHONE RED 070. 44-it-fc.t' 44-ki 4-iP f GEO. B. DENT, Physician atitl Surgeon, w Office over McDonald Bank. ni,.. unite iou Phones Uesidencell5 3r!Mr?-JM-1!!Mtf tt!tM'S"Sr!WM a0eas9eaeeceee DR. J. S. TWINEM, HomeopathlcPhyslclan nnd Surgeon Hospital accommodations for Medical and surgical attention given obstetrical cases. Offlco Phono 183 Res. Phono 2S3 Ofllco McDonald State Hank Md'ir b99cioeaSMtaMs Office phone 241. Res. phono 217 L. C. DROST, Osteopathic Physician. North Platte, - - Nebraska. "McDonald Bnnk Building. 1 A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES. Doctors Ames & Ames, 8 3 tj a Physicians and Surrjeons, l Office over Stone Drug Co. rt m,a I Office 273 ii lhone3 Residence 273 m I f Signet Chapter 0. E. S., f NO. 55- Mcets 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month at Masonic Hall at 7:30 p. in. DR. HARRY MITCHELL GRADUATE DENTIST Telephono Red -1GG G03H Dewey St. North Platto, Nebraska. a9S6K-s-e&&-frfr&s-ti-K's-a-ei.s6-frti 1L.A.LINESL ! i? 13 years experience at the bench. Can do Ji re all kinds of repairing. lied rock prices. All J? A, work guaranteed. j Oldest Bonk in Lincoln County McDonald State Bank North Platte, Nebr. CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00 We Solicit Your Buslnsss. PATRONIZE THE nRT rV House of GoodShowlHI When in North Platte. Motion Pictures. Runs Every Night. Matinee Saturday After noon at 2:30 O'clork. 10 CENTS. For Thirty or more Years. We have been making, repairing, cleaning, and altering clothes for tne people of North Platte, We have aimed to give' satisfaction, and we guess we have been successful, else the people would not now pat ronze us. Give us a chance to do your work. F. J. BROEKER. Entrance north of the Nyal drug store. Established in 1871. Contractor and Builder. Shop Corner Oth and Vine Streets NORTH PLATTE, NEB. R. D. Thomson. Two Attractions. North Platto has two attractions it iretty women and tho cigars made by Schmalzried, Both attractions aro Uploading; and both aro in demand. remaps you nave not ueonsmoKlng Schmnlzricd cigars and don't know how good they nre; if so, try them. You will not bo disappointed, J. F. SCHittALZRIED, The Maker of Good Cigars. -r?! ! -"-I Pc . Di Infield infield Physicians and Surgeons. WILLIS J. REDFIELD, Surircon. JOB II. REDFIELD, Physician. OFFICE: Physicians & Surgeons . Hospital . . rHONE 612. 'VVI HBHIlfW WWl ITHW'llllWWW'MW NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT. The Ptato of Nebraska, Lincoln Countr. ss In tho County Court. In the Matter of tho Estate of Clause Erickson Deceased. To tho creditors, heirs ICRatces and others Interested In tho estato of Clause Erickson. Tal.o notice, that the administrator, has filed in tho county court, a report of his (lolnfrs as administrator of said estate and it is ordered that the samo taiul for hcarln? tho ltli, day of Seutemtwr, A. D. li'13, bofore the court at tho hour of I) o'clock, a. m., at which time any person Interested may appear ana except to anil contest the same, Notice of this proceedinc and tho hearing thereof Is ordered given to all persons In terested In sold matter by publishing n copy of this order In the North Platto Tribune, a leffal seml-weol.ly uawspapor printed In said count for threo consecutive weeks prior to saldtlato of hoarlnc. Dated August 13th. 1913. (Seal) a 19-3 .IoiinGiiait, County .ludeo NOTICE OF SETTLEMET. Tho Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln county, bs In tho County Court, In tho matter of the estato of Dennis Kelly, deceased. To tho creditors, heirs, legatees, and others In terested In tho estate of Dennis Kelly. Take notice, that Elizabeth Kelly has filed In therountv court n report of hcrdoings as administratrix of said estate, and It Is ordered that tho same stand for hearing tho Oth day Of September, A. D 1913. before tho court at the hour of 9 o'clock, a. m nt which time any person interested may appear and except to and contest tho same. Notice of this proceeding and tho hcnrlnjr thereof Is ordered clvcn to all persons Interested In said matter by publishing a copy of tho order In tho North l'latto Tribune, n semi-weekly newspaper, printed In said county for three successive wetks prior to tho said date of heanuir. Dated Ausuot 11th. 1913. (Seal) a 19-8 .TOI I X OKANT. County Judgo ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION TOR AP POINTMENT OF ADMINIS'IRATRIX. The State of Ncln a-1 . Lincoln County, ss. In tho County Co. In the matter r i o estato of John II. Guthcrless, decia vi ' On reading and lll.ntr the petition of Mary Gutherless, praimr that administration of sold estate may bo trranted to herself as admin istratrix. Ordered. That Sept. 9th. 1913, at 9 o'clock a. m. Is assigned for hearing tald petition, when nil persons Interested In said matter may appear at a county court to bo held in and for said county, nnd show causo why prayer of petitioner Bhould not be granted; nnd that notice of the pendency of said petition and the hearing thereof bo gi en to all persons interested in said matter by publishing a copy of this order In the North I'litte Tribune n Beml-weekly news paper printed In said county for thieo successive weeks, prior to said day of hearing, Dated August 16, 1913. al9-3 JOHN GRANT, County Judge. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. Serial No. 04S09 DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR. United States Land Olllco .At North Platte. Nebraska, July 23. 1913. Notico is hereby given that Bernard A. Voss, of North Platte, Neb., who on June 28, 1910, made homestead entry. No. 0-1809, for EH NEvi. CYi. SWK. nnd SE-v Section 30, Town ship 11, N. Range SO, W. 6th Principal Meridan, has filed notice of intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the register and receiver at North Platte, Nebraska, on the 19th day of September, 1913. Claimant names as wltncssscs: George Miller of Somerset, Neb.. William Hunter, Amandus Kunkle, both of North Platte, Neb., Howard Sinrms, of Wellflcet, Nebr. J29-6 J. E. Evans. Register. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution on transcript Issued from theDistrict Court of Lincoln county, Nebras ka, upon a decree of foreclosure rendered in said court wherein Knox and Walters a corporation partnership Is plaint!!!, and E. Rlma, is de fendant, and to me directed, I will on tho 23rd day of August, 1913, nt two o'clock, p. m., nt the east front door of the court house of said county, in tho city of North Platte, Nebraska, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree. Interest and costs, tho following described property, to-wit: NortheaBt quarter (ne'i) section two (2) in township fifteen (15), range thirty (30), west of the 6th P. M. in Lincoln county, Nebraska. Dated nt North Platte, Neb., Jul y 14, 1913. jlE-5 A. J. Salisbury, Sheriff PROBATE NOTICE. In tho County Court of Lincoln County, Ne braska, Aug. 26th. 1913. In the matter of tho estate of Catherine Mc Govcrn, Deceased. Notice Is hcieby given, that the creditors of said deceased will meet the Executors of said estate, before thb county judge of Lincoln county, Ncbraski, at tho county court room, in said county, on the SOth day cf Sept 1913, nnd on the 30th day of Mar., 1914, at 9 o'clock a. m. each day, for the purpose of presenting their claims for examination, ndjustment and allowance. Six months ore allowed for creditors to present their claims, nnd one year for tho Executors to settle said estate, from tho 26th day of Aug. 1913. A copy of this order to be published in the North Platte Tribune, a legal semi-weekly news paper printed in said county for four successlv weeks prior to Sept. 30th. 1913. s2-4 JOHN GRANT County Judge. ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION TOR APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. The State of Nebraska, Lincoln county, ss. In the County Court. In tho Matter of the Estate of Mary Buchholz, deceased. On reading nnd filing tho petition of Dredrick Buchholz praying that administration of said estate may be granted to August Homer as ad ministrator. Ordered, That Sept. 23rd. 1913, at 0 o'clock n. m. is assigned for hearing said petition when all persons interested in said matter may appear at a county court to be held in nnd for said county and show cause why the prayer of petitioner should not be granted; and that notice of tho pendency of said petition and the hearing theieof bs given to all persons interested In said matter by pub lishing a copy of this order in tho North Platte Tribune a semi-weekly newspaper printed in said county, foi threo successive wicks, prior to said day of hearing. Dated August 27th. 1913. JOHN GRANT. s2-3 County Judge' State of Nebraska, Lincoln County. To all persons interested in the es tate of Susan Pickett, deceased. Whereas, there ha8 been admitted to probato in the county court of said county, an instrument purported to be the last will and testament of Susan Pickett, late of said county, doceased; and John J. Ilalligan has filed his peti tion herein, praying for the issuing of letters testamentary, lhave, therefore, appointed 23rd day of September at 9 o clock in the forenoon at the county court room in snid county, as the time and placo for hearing upon said peti tion. At which time and place, you and all concerned may appear and con test the nllowingof the same. It is fur ther ordered that said petitioner give notice to all persons interested in said estate, of the pendency of this petition, and the timo and place set for the hearing of the same by causing a copy of this notice to be published in the North Plntte Tribune a semi-weekly newspaper of the county for three suc cessive weeks previous to the day set for hearing. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day of August, 1913. John Grant, County Judge.
