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Church News
FKBflHYTKMAN CHURCH.
The Rt. J.' 0 flirlilU lft for
Omaha lait Wednesday to Attend the
Synoil of Nebraska and therft Will b
no preaching Mryico; t the Pfeby
terian cliiirch next Sunday. The Sum
dny Mchool will bo held at the usual hour
and nil are cordially invltod.
&.UTIIKHAM
Tho regulhr services next Sunday
morning and evening. The Luther
league will be at 6:0 instead of on
Wednesday evening as during the
HUtntnor. Tho Lord's supper will bo
celebrated' In tho morning hour of wor
ship and nn opportunity will bo glvn
in thu ovanmg for those who cannot
attend in the morning. The II rat offer-
incr nf th now avnodlcal voar for be-1
nevolence will be received in the pink
antelopes.
The meetings of the synod and mis
sionary society lust week wore vory
encouraging sessions fortheLutheranB.
The missionary delegates, Mrs. W. II
Plotcher and Mrs. F. C. Jackson and
the pastor enme back full of hope and
inspiration for the future. The reports
to the synod Were full of
church here ranks among
tho best in tho synod.
cheer. Tho
the fow of
MBTH0W8T
The Sunday school orchestra Is well
organized and good music will bo a fea
ture of the first fifteen minutes of tho
Sunday school hour.
Let every member of the church bo
in school Sunday morning at 9:45 sharp.
Likewise all who are not attending
elsewhere are cordially invited.
Special service Sunday morning at
11 a. m. for the church and church
people. The pastor's theme will be,
"That Same Finger." Tho house was
well filled last Sabbath and we hope
every member will bo present Sunday
morning.
At C:30 p. m., tho Epworth league
will hold its usual wide awake meeting.
Splendid crowds have been in attend
ance at theso services and youjwill en
joy every moment of tho time during
this league hour.
At 7:30 tho pastor will doJiveraHpecfal
sermon on Tho Highway of Purpose.
Good music will bo rendered at nlljser
vices. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evanlng followed by the young people's
Bible study class.
Choir pructice each Friday evening.
cnmstrAN
Tho interest in the Evangelistic meet
ings ut the ClirlHtian church is keeping
up to a high murk despite the busy time
and tho many orthor attractions in
town.
Tho Monday iiight.soivieo Wiuui quiet
devotional one. Mr, Wlatoiij spoke on
"Thu Bhepard, the Sheup and the
Wioepfold.
Tuesday night's sermon on "Drifting"
was a vory practical but sympathetic
messago showing haw many who meun
well jtwt gradually begin drifting with
the tidy', yielding to lnduonces and clr
cumsttuieaa ttw jro not good and llrfhlly
, I1k! Ihamselvtr au fur gone they giye
up In gw,i.' utid say its no usujtrylng
..n. ii sou; iu, lit Mr, Wlilstoh gave
lun i-ciito uw'i'.uon, "The Drama of
Life." A largo and uttuiitlve nudienco
was present and although tho electric
lightH wont out uovorul times tliey
llnully came out and stayed. Mr. Whia-
ton lii spunking nf popular nimisomonts
mild that according -to a Htatomont of
Juno Adams of Tho Hull House in Chi
cago, 0!) per cent of fallen women had
lukon their flrBt downward Bteps as n
juiult of tho Itilluonco of tho dnncohnll,
Over 50 per cunt of those women conio
from tho supposodiy higher -Inss of
tiocloly and not till from the slums as
a6mo Imnglno. Tho piiBSion for gamb
ling is one of tho strongest and hardust
to overcome. Thoioforo card playing,
that Is, a training und a Btep toward
gambling, should not bo practiced by
parents und taught to children unless
thoy want their children to bo overcome
hy this passion.
' A christian in determining whether
ho should take pitrt In any questionable
amusements should answer threo ques
tionii, will It harm any physical body,
will It harm any christian llfu, will it
Injure my christian Influence? If any
ot these questions must be answered in
the affirmative, then its wrong to do
the thing in question,
It Is right for christian people to have
a good time, the devil linn no nlonopty
on good times, and therefore tho church
should bo tho social center of thu town
and provide a clean,,-wholesome social
life fur her people young ami otd.
Thorn were four additions Wednesday
night, bringing the number up to Gt).
At thu close or thoHorvico Mr. KiiowIoh
sang "The Holy qity" Illustrated by
18 beautiful HlldoH. Friday night Mr.
Whiston will meiich op "bowing and
Heaping." Tim Hnlpture; the parable
of the now or will be lllustriitud, Hut
urdny night thu subject will be. "The
Muii that Jesus called down." Sunday
will be another grout day. All oiithu
olautic lilblo school bogfiinlnir at )M
thon nt 11 o'clock Mr. Whiston will
preach on "Vision and Service."
rivory onu is most coruiuiiy invuqii to
come to hllilo Hcliooi. uhu
ulirht subleet.wlllbaa "Stnrtll
WW
Hon." Splendid music and Illustrated
mm .vjry njght.
Conio'und bring your friends.
A
DoubkGarne
By HARRY VAN AMBURG
r
Li-' J,-....
"Mlffbty dull ihia jiudii htnt
hotel wiilflnv fr oimtlint." k.i.I
muii to uuiiititM -who uccmrtitl u . Ii..i
iMMlde htm. -
"Well. yv. mtftlTt Ctttd U n ...
tho only way to ca ! Unto '''
the Uiaicitltj- flbont I'm iN l ym nm i
j?ot itp n' piirty t play '" '.',
"I coiildnt ilf that" "all rbi n".u-.
"for I don't know it wil mHaiSy hi '
town. 1 ea poets! ! firU'j hjv i
nuaa here t'jn.v uml r-'t ul-t' !k i i
in, lint I dldri't fUevrt." ,
"I know wvcrnl nieu vrl.D It,.:
hero," said thw other. 1 ton tli :. '
of gottlng up a lltte ixmuv l l
this orutiiiiR In my room, five iwi .m.
or Aoinotlilnjf like that "
"I wlsli you would ai.rt let r.:u In "
Tho party mwu and tbe innti wli.
didn't know anybody wan liitrmliK-t!
by Ids friend to the other mm Mr
Wliculock. the inlrodiieor'n nam i.e
iiig JoncH. They sat down to pi :.
with a fiVo coiitJiuHj. I;qt.e)t nitekiglt
till It roached if dollar, Mi. Vliwhc:
didn't object ami bet ah biffh nit nn. of
tho party, Hoinotimo wlnnliiK ai.il
NomotlmoH losing. '
It was not long before Wheolock din
covered thnt. thpi'h ho nultlier lot
nor won much, uio inonoy he Htnlsed
wari gradually panslug out of bl liandx
and was Hiipplied by new five, dollar
bills, nil on tho same bank. Tho fact
didn't seem tq fiiirprl.se him. nor did
ho object to it. Ho did not oven com
ment upon it Hut Mr. Jones, from
whom tho bills camo, rcmnrkud "that
ho had had $1,000 paid him that after
noon nt n bank and it had boon given
him all In these new fivo dollar IiIIIh
on tho bnnk frqm which ho had receiv
ed tho money. This explained his hav
ing so much of It nil of tho xnmo de
nomination. Whllo tho game wns In progress a
boll boy rnppctl nt tho door and nuked
If Mr. Whcolock was In tho room. On
being told that ho "wan ho handed In n
bouquet of flowers. Wheclock receiv
ed tho flowers with evident nstonlsh
ment. When the others railed him nt
having n aweethenrt near at hand lie
looked embarrassed nud declared that
ho didn't know n womnn In tho place,
and If he had "made n mash" he was
entirely unconscious of It.
"Ilowovcr." he said, "gentlemen. I
trust 'that you will drink to the lady,
whoover she may be. with inc." And.
rising, he pressed tho electric button
and on the arrival of n waiter ordered
a bottlo of wine. Tho quailing of wine
and the game went on together after
this, but none of tho men present seem
ed to care ,to drink to excess, Mr
.Tones. In whoso room tho pnrty wore.
Vtas especially abstemious, barely hIp
n,iUMiIs wine.
Ilui Mr. Whcolock and one or two
of tho other having finished tho bottle.
tho tlrot named ordered another, and
when It had been loft In the room
Wheclock followed tho waiter out for
soiuo purpose and when ho returned
shut tho door and turned the key un
known to tho others. Ho then deftly
slipped It up his sleeve nnd after n--HUmtiii;
his scat, being 'hidden by the
table, transferred It to bin pqekct.
"It soeniH to mo." remarked ono of
tho pnrty,' "thnt thou- flow'oni'havo a
vory decided perfuiuo."
. "Very tlt'olded.'' clilniod In iinotlicr.
"It niakoH mo feel like turning In."
said a third
"Perhaps wo'd better open a win
dow," observed tho host, "and get
some air. Would you object, Mr Whee-
looICY"
"Certainly not"
Jones went to a whitlow and tried
to open It. It seemed to be Htu'ck. He
wont to another, which also resisted
his i-iTortu Mr. Whuolook sooniul to
bo Intent on tho cards, but hN mind
was on tho windows, lip had gained
access to that very room during the
day nnd had driven a mill Into the ttiwb
of oaeh whitlow.
Joues'turnod away wjlh a frightened
look on his face There were iwo
gnuies belug played In hlfc mom one
by himself, the other by Mr Whco
lock. Jonei Hlnggcred to the door and
tried to open It. Finding It locked. In
looked more frightened still.
"Somo one has locked us In bore."
he said. "Wo must get out."
Ilo caught on to the back of n tjlmlr
Tho perfume front the (lowcra wa
overcoming him. lie returned to the
window and made another effort to
lift tho Hush. Ho failed nnd was on
his way to tho other Window when he
sunk down unconscious
Meanwhile tho others of the jinrtj
were also giving way to the effects of
the flowers and one by one cither roll
ed down to tho floor or bent over un
conscious tin the tnble Wheoloik
counteracted the fuuiua by holding n
vial under his unto When all extcpt
himself hud succumbed he summoned
a waiter and directed him to bring the
police as quick as possible. Tlnv ni
rived In a few minutes nnd were iuu I
surprised lit the scene before them
several men asoop and money In litm,.
on the table.
"That mnn," Mild Wheclock. pnlii'
lug to Jones, "Is n counterfeiter I a in
Parkinson, n detective I tracked him
bore, and the others. 1 fancy, nrc ti'
colleagues, lie hits been trying "
shovo his Ktuff on nu for my g l
money, Hotter put tho brnenlot nn
him before he coidoh to himself"
When tho pnrty woke up they found
themselves In tho linndH' Of the pollei
Hut tho only on ''vWuitod" wiisMr
Jones, s-w
Ranches and City
Property bought
and sold
CLABAUGH
ROOM 4 IIcCABE BLDG.
PRTRONIZE THE
I Ji' House of Good Show!
When in North Plnllc.
Motion Pictures. Runs Every
Night. Mntince Saturday After
noon at 2:30 O'clock.
10 CENTS.
Dr. J. K. Elms,
Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Glasses
fitted Also
Homeopathic Physician and
Surgeon.
Office oyer McDonald Slate
Bank.
North Platte. Phono 30.
Notice For Bids.
Noticels hereby given that tho City
Council will receive bids for tho build
ing known as the 3rd Ward Hose
House, which is located on tho roar of
Lot 4, Block 132 of the origininl town,
now City of North Platte, Lincoln
Countv, Nebraska, tho same to be
moved off at once.
All bids mu8tbo in by 5:00 o'clock p.
m.. on the 7th day of October, 1913.
The council reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. C. F. Temple,
o-7 City Clerk.
Tax Notice.
Certificate No. 4882
To Frederick Whittemore.
You are hereby notified that on Nov.
7, 1910, L. A. Wight purchased at
public sale for taxes for the year 1909
the following described land, to-wit:
Tho west J and southeast J of Section
13, Township 15, Rnnge 29, in Lincoln
county, Stnto of Nebraska.
Tha't said land was assessed in tho
name of Frcdeiick Whlttemoro and that
on January 20, 1314, tax deed will be
applied for. ' '
Dated October 0, 1913.
L. W. Wight.
NOTIOB OK SETTLKMHNT.
Tliu Htntts of Nuliriiska, Lincoln County, -
In Urn County Court.
In tho MiUtvr of llio luitnlo of John
Krancn Dtconwtl. . , ,
Tothocrudltors, lii'lrs lcuntues ami othon
llitttreslrd In thti uataio of .lolin I'rnnn.
Tntfu nolL'u, tlmt Clmrluy Holm lini
(Hud In thu county court, a report of his
dollies ay executor of nall est ato antl also
IirayltiK that a decree of distribution of tho
residue of nnltl extnle may 1m mado liy Jlie
court audit U ordored that the satms Htand
for henrliik' the 4th day ot November, A., U.
IIM3, before tln court at ttio liourof lo'cloi;k.
a. in., at which time, any portion interested
may appear and except to and contest the
Hatnc,
Notice of tliN proceeding and Hid liearlnir
tlionot Is ordered Blven to all nt-isonn In
terented In said inntu-r by iiiibllHliliitf a copy of
thlH onlur In tho North l'latto Tribune, a
Heml-wenldy mnvHiiaper printed In Haul
couiilv for thieo eonseoutlvo woeks pilor
to Halddato of henrlui:.
Datnl Oclobor 11th, litis. (Real)
o H-3 1oiin tlii"T, Countv .Indira.
notici: ok linAniNG.
In tho County Court of Lincoln County, lo
briikkit. i
In tliu Mnttiruf tho Ktaloof Mlchiii'l Albert
Foster, OccmimhI. .
To nil purwitiB lnterotl In thu K.Htnto of Mich
iipI Albert Kofttur, Utrwuwl., '
Notlcu In hereby ulvtm that Kdwnrd H Ciooir
mini, ndiulnUtrntor ot Raid estate, hint filed hK
pulltinn In mIiI court, thu obj-ct uml prayer of
which nru tlmt n dtciuu of aHlxninent tn-iy ho
tnndent tho nrnpwty ot wild MtHto, bflnu tho
Northrnit itinrlur of Section 16, Tounshlp 'HTl,
Hniiir.. 11 W . Sixth l'rldflnnl Metidinn. lit
Whctrior counts, Nelinrnkn. You nro hereby no
tified tlmt iwlil petition will bo henrd by the
County Court of paid county nt tho court jriom In
tho Cltv of North l'latto, in ald county, on tho
8d tiny of Niiveinlur. 1!K'. at a o'clock In tho fore
noon. It i oitlerwl that n copy of thin order bo
pnblUhed in tho North l'latte Heml-WeoUly TbI
imim for tlueti buccoksIvo wku, beintr a lewd
noMpnpr printed nnd published in mid county.
D.Uod October Mh, 19111.
olUI JOHN CiltANT. County JuiIbo.
NOTICB TO CKUMTOItS.
Statu of Ni-lmttkn, Lincoln County, SS.
In the Cminty Court
luthnMaUur ot tho Butnte of Suuiu Jliktitt.
Occtiel.
1, John Grant, County Judua of said county. In
snld eatntn hereby notify nil persons Imvintf
cllm nxntnat thu uetato nt tho nM Suwin l'lck
ett, DecvnMtl, thnt I have bet and appointed tlo
following dayN for the leceptlon, eumlnntlon nnd
niljuttnwnt of ald claims and demand, an pro
vided by law, at the County Court room In NorUi
l'lntto, Lincoln county, hihI Htato niorwild. to
wit: The 11th day of November. U'13. nnd the
Utli dny of May, 1114. And all prron i Inter
o ted In unld wUito will ririmxir nt kl time nnd
I place and dills pienent their snld claim nnd d-
umiiiiM in iu iiiniiiipr li-liim-vi uy inn, or muw
cnuso for not no dolnK And In cfe nnv of mud
claims shall not bo presented by the 11th d ly of
May, l'Jl I. tho miiiw shall W forever lwrri'0. A
ropy of till, ordor to bo publlthvd in the North
l'latto Tribune, a IiriiI eeml-weekly newpanr.
of wild county, for four nuecesslvo week prior
to November Uth. 1013.
Given my band nnd Mid of thu County Court
this 9th day of OctolH-r. 19UI.
oU-1 JOHN GItANT, County Judcc
Notice To Property Owners.
Notice is hereby fjiven that the City
Council of the City of North Platte,
Lincoln County, Nebraska, will set as
a Board of Equilizatiou, beginning nt
the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M., of the
21stday of October, 1913, at the Council
Chamber at tho Library Building in tho
City of North Platte, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, for tho purpose of levying
on the real estate lying and being within
the extension to SEWER DlbTHICT
"M" taxes for the purpose of paying
the costs of tho construction of tho
extension the lateral Sower in said
Sower District "M" and thnt said taxes
will bo levied upon each parcel of real
citato according to tno extent of bene
fits to be equal and uniform, such lew
of taxes will be according to the front
foot of the lots or real ostnto within
said Sewer District or according to such
other rule as the City Council sitting
as such Bonn! of Equilizatiou may adopt
for the distribution or adjustment of
such costs.
All persons interested will file their
objections, if nny they have, to the
assessment of taxes against tlioir prop
erty on or before the 21st day of Oct
ober, 19151, at 7.90 o'clock P. !M., (Cen
tral Time) with the City Clerk.
By ordor of the Afnyor nnd City
council made the lGth day of Septem
ber, 1913. CiiAS. P. Thmvlk.
sU8-C City Clerk.
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I APOLLO HOTEL
1030 GLENARM STREET
DENVER, - COLO.
FitEl) II. GiNN, Prop.
II. Wiliiur Way, Mgr.
75 rooms with private bath; 50
rooms without bath. Hates with
bath, 31.B0. Rates without bath,
$1.00. Special rates by the week
or month. Cafe in connection.
Elevator service, hot and cold wa
ter and telephone. In every room.
One block from Orpheum theatre,
two blocks from Broadway theatre.
Toko Seventeenth Street Cor
Olllce Phone 410 lies. Blk 552
Bertha E. Mangon, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Deseaaes of Women and Children Specialty
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
New McCabo Hlbg.
Oldest Bank in Lincoln County
McDonald
State Bank
North Platte, Nebr.
CAPITAL STOCK 5100,000.00
Wo Solicit Your Business.
M. H-iRRY MITCHELL
GRADUATE DENTIST
Telephone Red i 3 60GV4 Dovvcy St.
North Pin 'to. Nebraska.
Dr. D. C. Crocker.
Osteopathic Physician
PHONE RED 021.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
Notice is hereby .giving that no hunt
ing or treasspassinjj Will be allowed on
the lands of tho undersifjned who reside
south and W'oat of North Platte.
Violations of this notice will bo prose
cuted to the full extent of the law.
Win. Ilonaur.
George Single,
C. S. Botholl.
Wm. Facka,
Lester Anderson,
M. Ortan,
Arthur Conner,
Ed Wilson.
A. W. Tool.
Gunderson Bro?.
O. L Watkins,
J. A. Kunkle.
A. Kunkle.
D. W. Kunkle,
Hugh Songor,
L. L. Howely,
Louise Grulko,
Elmer Unpcget,
Win. Hunter,
Chns. Howard,
E A. Roberts.
O lo Roberts,
Jfss Kunkle,
Clnrk Howard,
G. T. Knotls.
Frank Packn,
C. Breeder,
Eli Kunckle;
C, Porter
A. J. Howard,
W. Kunkle.
D C. Carrigan,
C. V. Tu-ple, l
D. J. Knox,
M. ft. Leth,
A. Loth,
A. Zulor,
George German,
W. E. Mester,
C. F. Zimmerman
W. E. Collins,
G. W. Edis,
J. S. Hardin,
L. Lloyd
P. Montaguo
H. M. Hershey
Jos. Hershov
Ward Weekly,
CJyde Long,
Roy Melton,
John Pulls,
J. K. Crow,
F. Krontmest,
F L. Weinburg,
S. D. Goldsmith
I). A. Voss,
F. W. Collins
W. H.Bnckley,
C. R. Osgood,
Ed. Frooman.
G. W. UufT
Mrs. M. McGuire
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. WSD'J
Department of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Olllco nt North Platte, Nebr.
. , Sept. 21X1913.
Notice Is hereby i?lven thnt Henry P. Hansen,
of North Plattu. Nebr., v. ho, on February 9,
1910. mado Homestead Entry No.
(M59-J. for NWV, NK of NEH. Section
82. twi. b, N. rwo. 30, west of tho Gth Principal
Meridian, has tiled notice of Intuition to make
tlnal threo enr proof, to cstabliih claim to the
lnndnbuo described, before tho register nnd
receiver, at North Platte, Nebr.. on the 19th
day of Novwnber.1913.
Claimant .unmoa ns witnettci: It. (1. Par
melee. Julius Moxenten, F. Hansen, Charles
kusscii, nu oi Hortn I'lntte, Nbr.
sSO-0 J. E. Evan, Kcitistcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. WSu
DWAUTMl.NT Cn'TIIE INTKnlOK.
UliLUd Stater I.nmi Olhro
At JtertlrPUtte, Nebraska. Stit.Sth. 1913.
Nolfr is hereby ki en that Daniel Carrltfan
of North Platte. Noli., who on Sept. 9, 1910, nwde
homtwtrad cntr. No. IMNW. for NHnndNH
fSlt. Swcllen 26,Tonnhiul2 N. Range Si,
W. of 6th Principal. Meridan. has tiled notice
ot intention to make final threo ynr proof, to
octubliih claim to th land abov dterlbl,
before tho rrltr and receiver at North I'lntte,
Nebraska, on thu 6th day of November,
Claimant names as vvUnaMM! I'hWp T. Hell.
W'whMI McCruw. Paul Smith. Carl llroedwr, oil
of .North Platte, NUr.
IG G J. E. Evans. Register.
OKULIl Oh HEATllNt. ON I'ETITIDN I UK
AVI'OIN TMENT OF AUMINISTUATOR
Thr '"tte of Nnhmtka, I.lnooln ruunty,
In the C'.iPnty C,urt.
In the Mnturo the Bvtau of Patrick
Rudiiv, rjcfoaanl.
On luailln' ai d fil nit tha. tietltioti of I.lr.nip It.
Kurt. I prayinir that adminUtration of ntJ
tttc ": t o rnt to h. 11. E(fn as ad
intTn r ii, r
Or nnd, Tlmt Oc. i!-tli. 1918, at V o'clock n.
m i us I'niil lur lic-iilnif ald petition when all
pirk.. i lntertd In said matter may appear at a
county court to Ik held In nnd for Mtfd county and
shfiMf cause whv the prayer of petitioner should
not Iw irranted; and that notice of the tiondcncy
of na' J patitlon and the hearinc thereof do irlven
to oli persons rnMreated In said matter by pub
lmhinw a copy of this order in the North Piatt
Tribune a wml-wokly newspar printed in said
covri' . for three successive weuks, prior ti said
lay of hcarlnf.
Dated October 8rd, 1913.
JOHN OHAMT.
o7-8 County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE.
R. W. Hagel, non-resident defendnat,
will take notice that an action has been
begun in tho district court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, in which Charles J.
Bills fs plaintiff and Lillian E. Hagel
and R. W. Hagel, her husband, are de
fendants, the object and prayer of
which said action are to foreclose a
certain mortgage made and executed
by the defendants to the plaintiff upon
the following described land situate in
Lincoln county, Nebraska, to-wit:
The East Half of Southwest Quarter
and the West Half of Southeast Quarter
of Section Four, (4), Township Fifteen
(15), North of Rnnge Thirty (30),
West of the Gth P. M., to secure the
payment of one certain mortgage bond
dated Janunry 1, 1910, for tho sum of
$100.00 nnd coupon bonds thereto
attached due and unpaid, and that there
is now due upon said bond and interest
notes and taxes paid by the plaintiff,
the sum of $186.57, for which said sum
with interest thereon, ns in said mort
gage, bond nnd notes provided for, from
this date, plaintilF prays that defend
ants be required to pay and costs of
suit or thnt said premises may be sold
to satisfy the amount found due, and
that said defendants he foreclosed of
their equit of xedemption therein.
You are required to answer said peti
tion on or before the 17th day of
November, 1913, or decree will be en
terod against you ns in said petition
prayed.
Dated at North Platte. Nebraska,
this 7th day of October, 1913.
Charles J. Bills,, Plaintiff.
By E. H. Evans, his Attorney.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of nn order of sale Issued from the
district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, upon
n detrreo of foreclosure rendered In said court
wherein Francis N. Shelton is plaintiff nnd John
Swanson, ct al arc def cndanU.and to mc directed I
will on tho 1st day of Nov., 1313, nt 2 o'clock
p. in., nt the cast front door of tho court
house In North Plntte, Lincoln county. Ne
braska, sell at public miction to the htahest
bidder for casl), to satisfy said decree, interest
and costs, tho following described property
to-wit: Northwctt quarter (NW4) Section thirty
three (33) Township Thirteen (13) North of RanKO
Thlrty-ono (31) west of thu 6th P.M. Lincoln
county, Nebraska.
Dated North I'lntte, Nob.,Scpt. 27. 1913.
B30-0 A. J. SALISBURY. Sheriff
To Geo. Hublitz owner EJ of lot 1.
block 112.
The owners of property on the south
side of Sixth street, between Walnut
nnd Chestnut, are hereby notified that
the Mayor and Council of tho City of
North Plntte, Lincoln county, Nebraska,
passed ond approved an ordinance on
the 18th day of June, 1913, ordering a
sidewalk adjoining their said premises,
to b constructed as to line and grade,
and of permanent material, as provided
in the gonernl ordinances of snid city,
regulating tho construction of sidewalks
in said city.
Unless said walk is constructed by
you along1 tho East side of lot 1. block
112, owned by yon, in accordance with
said ordinances, on or before the 10th
day of September, 1913, the same will
be constructed by said city and the
costs assessed upon the snid jot owned
by you adjoining which the same shall
be constructed. C. F. Temple,
City Clerk.
To Ellen Boyer owner of lot 5, block
108.
Tho oWners of property on tho north
side of Gth ntreet, between Poplar St.,
and Sillier Ave., aro hereby notified
that the Mayor and Council of the City
of North Platte, Lincoln couuty, Ne
braska, passed nnd npproved an ordin
ance on tho 18th dny of June, 1913.
ordering a sidewalk adjoining their said
premises, to be constructed as to line
and grade, nnd of permanent material,
ns provided in the general ordinances
of said city, regulating the construction
of sidewalks in said city.
Unless said walk is constructed by
you along the west side'of lot 5, block,
108, owned by you, in accordanco with
said ordinances, on or before tho 10th
day of September 1913, tho same will bo
constructed by said city and the costs
assossed upon tho said lot owned by you
adjoining which the same shall be con
structed. C. F. Tbmplk, City Clerk.
To Nancy A. Beightel owner of lot
1 and 8, block 21.
Ihe owners of property on tho West
side of Sycamore street, between 11th
and 12, aro hereby notified that tho
Mayor and Council of the City of Nortli
Platte, , Lincoln county, Nebraska,
passed and approved an ordinance on
tho 18th day of Jun 1913, ordering a
sidewalk adjoining their said premises,
to be constructed as to line nnd grade,
and of permanent.mnteral as provided in
the general ordinances of said city.regu
lnting the construction of sidewalks
in said city.
Unless said walk is constructed by
you along the East side of lot 1 and 8,
block 21. owned by you, in accordance
with said ordinance, on or before tho
11th day of September 1913, tho same
will he constructed by said city and the
costs assessed upon the said lot owned
by you-ndjoining which the same shall
be constructed. C. F. Temple,
City Clerk.
To J no. R. Neary owner of lot 8
block 105.
Tho owners of property on tho
West side of Walnut street, be
tween Sixth and Front streetc are here
by notified that the Mayor and Council
of tho City of North Plntte, Lincoln
county, Nebraska, passed and approved
an ordinance on the 18th day of June,
1913, ordering a sidewalk adjoining
their said premises, to be contracted n9
to line and grad(s, and of permnnent
material, ns provided in tho gcnoral
ordinances of said city, regulating the
construction of sidewalks in said city.
Unless said walk is constructed by you
nlong tho East side of lots, block 105.
owned by you, in accordance with said
ordinances, on or boforo tho 1st day of
November 1913, tho snmo will be con
structed by snid city and the cost as
sessed upon tho said lot owned by you
adjoining which the same shall be con
struced. C. F. Temple, Citv Clerk.
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Osteopathic Physician.
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C. H. WALTERS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an order of snle issued
from the district court of Lincoln coun
ty, Nebraska, upon a decree of fore
closure rendered in said court wherein
John M. Stewart is plaintiff- nnd Isaac
Deardorf et. al. tire defendants and to
me directed, I will on the 15th day of
November, 1913, at two o'clock p. m.,
at the east front door of the court
house in North Platte, Lincoln Co.,Neb.,
sell nt public auction to the highest bid
der tor cash to satisfy said decree, in
torest and co3ts,the following described
property, to-wit: All of sections Twenty
nine (29), Twenty-seven (27), Twenty
five (25), Thirty-live (35), Thirty-three
(33), Thirty-one (31), and the south half
of the southeast quarter (S hf SE qr)
of Section Twenty. six (2C), northeast
quarter (NE qr) ot Section Thirty-four
(34), ull in loWnship Sixteen (16)
Range Twenty-nine (29), northeast,
quarter and the Southwest quarter
(iNEqrand SW qr) ot Section Thirty
(30), and the north half and the south
east quarter (N lif and SE qr) of Sec
tion 'thirty-one (31), Township Sixteen
(16), Range Twenty-eight (28), allot"
Sections Seven (7), Five (5), Three
(3), one (1), and the Northwest quar
ter (NW qr) Section Two (2), all in
Township I it teen (15), Range Twenty
nine (29), ail ot Section Unu (1) in
Township Fifteen (15), Range Thirty
(30), the north half (N hf) of tho North
half (N hf), south half (S ht) of tho
south half (S ht), southeast quarter of
tiie northeast quarter (SE qr of NE qr)
northeast quarter of the southeast
qr (NE qr of SE qr) northwest qr
of the southwest quarter (NW qr of
SW qr), and southwest quarter of
northwest quarter (SW qr or NW qr),
of section thirty (30) township sixteen
(10), range twenty-nme (29), west of the
0 prin. meridian, Lincoln county,
Nebraska.
According to the order of the District
Court the premises herein forelosed
shall be offered for sale separately in
tho following older to-wit: All the
promises except sections twenty nine
(29) and thiity-threo (33), township
sixteen (10) range twenty-nine (29) and
section thirty-one (31) township sixteen
(16) range twenty-nino (29) and the
south ht of the south hf, the north hf
ot the north hf, southwest qr of the
northwest qr.southeast qr of the north
east qr, northeast qr ot the southeast
quarter, thu northwest quarter of
the southwest qr of section thirty (30)
township sixteen (16), range twenty
nino (29). section thirty-one (81) town
ship sixteen (l'U), range twon-ty-nino
(29) and the south
hf of the south hf, north hf
of tho nortli hf, southwest qr of the
northwest qr. southeast qr of the north
east qr, northeast qr ot southeast qr,
northwest or of tho southwost qr, of
section thirty (30), township sixteen,
(16) range twenty-nine (29) .
Sections twenty. nine (29) and thirty
three (33) township sixteen (16), range
twenty-nine (29),
In the event however thnt tho total
amount of the bids thus offered separ
ately shall not be suflicient to pay tho
mortage debt, then all the premises
herein foreclosed shall also be offered
for sale in bulk and in the event the
bid for tho premises in bulk shall ex
ceed tho total amoiwjt offered in the
separate bids said bid shall bu reported
to tho court for confirmation.
Dnted this 11th day of October, 1913.
A. J. SALISBURY.
Sheriff of Lincoln Co.
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the County Court of Lincoln County. Ne
braska Oct. 7th, 191X.
In the matter of tho estate of Esther
Ilitnt, Deceased.
Notice Is hereb) given, that the creditors of said
deceased u HI meet the Administratrix of snld
estate, Iwforu the county judge of 1 Jncoln county.
.Nebraska, at the county court room. In said
county, on tho Uth day cf Nov. 1W18, and on
the 11th day of May. 19H, nt u'olock a. in. each
day, for the purpose of presenting thelrclalms for
examination, ndjuntment nnd allowance. Six
months ure allowed for creditors to present their
claims, and onoar fur the Administratrix to
settle snid estate, fron the 7th day of Oet. 1818.
A copy of this order to be publish! In the North
Platto Irlburw. u lawl saml-weokly news.
paper of wild county for four successive
weeks prior to Nn ember 11, 18U,
oU-l JOHN ORANT. Countyudue.
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