Semi-Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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Entered at North IMatto, Nebraska,
Postofllco as Second Class Matter.
TUESDAY, FEB. 16, 1915
A careful compilation of the voto
of tho last Novombor election, Indi
cated by tho voto on congressional
candidates, shows tho following rola
tivo strength of tho thrco parties fig
uring In tho last presidential elec
tion: Republicans 5,915,270, democra
tic 5,752,580, progressive 1,473,243. In
n popular voto nt that tlmo on partisan
Issues thoro Is a reason to bollovo
thnt tho republicans would havo
polled mora votes than tho democratic
and progressiva parties combined, und
It is not improhablo that this is ex
actly what will happen in 191(5.
Proceedings of the
County Board.
Jnnuary 13, 1915.
Hoard mot pursuant to adjournment.
Present Ilormlnghausen, Springor nnd
County Clerk.
D. 0. Tlbblos road overseer allowed
on district G7, $1.50.
Farnnm Lumber Co., lumbor allowed
on bridge fund, $13.9G.
North Platto Electric Co., light sor-
vlco for September, Octobor, November
and ropalrs nt Jail and court houso, nl-
lowed on gcnornl fund two claims,
ssi.cn.
Doard spqnt balatico of tho dny
viewing roads.
Whoroupon tho board adjourns until
tomorrow.
C. W. YOST, County Clork.
"That follow who criticized tho nuto
mobllo llconsos In tho last issue of
Tho Trlbuuo should havo taken anothor
look nt tho treasurer's statement," snld
Treasuror Durbln Tuesday. "Had ho
done so ho would havo found that tho
$130 applied for tho porlod botwoon
July llrst nnd January 1st, und not
for tho wholo ,yonr. Tho fuct Is, our
ofllco during 11114 collected automobile
llcengoB umountlng to $378, or n totnl
of 489 cars. This Is elghty-flvo more
cars than the assessors of tho county
roportod on their schedules for 1914.
Thoro nro mighty few, if any, cars In
Lincoln county which we don't catch
and collect tho license fco."
January 14, 191G.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
resent Hermlughausen, Springor and
County Clork.
Fred Tatum is horoby appointed as
sessor for Myrtle precinct
Fred Kusor is horoby appointed as
sessor for Cox precinct.
Whoroupon tho board adjourns until
tomorrow.
C. W. YOST, County Clork.
Court lloiiKo Jloiiml (o Come (
Our good friends In the south part
of Lincoln county hoc, In a bill now
bofora tho stato sonato, a now court
houso building at North Platte. Its
bound to come, and tho only wny wo
can see how tho tax can be avoided
Is to have the legislature provide for
tho whole stato footing part of It, 1. o.
a stato aid court house. Seriously, the
extra tax to maintain tho five accred
ited high schools on tho Platto, tho
prlvilogos of which nro onjoyed by the
wholo county, tho bond tax for Platto
river brldgos which all people of tho
county uso will mnko tho small lovy
for a court houso foil nioro by poo
plo along tho river than those who ro
sluo to our Houth and to our north.
Maxwell Tolopost.
CoillIliCUdH .MISH TlKUilOCliC.
Mlns ncruia ThoolooKo, Tor many
years a resident of this city, but of
Into ycaro a teacher in tho Omaha
schools, was paid this compllmont by
n writer in a recent lasuo of tho Beo:
"Wo have many bright, capablo and
olilclont teachers In our city schools
vhom wo havo cnuso to appreciate
I would not underestimate tho worth
of nny of them, but I wish to mnko par
Ucular montlon of Miss llorthn Thoo
locko, oiglith grado teachor of Clifton
II111 school. I havo had occasion to
note hor relations with her pupils,
which nro Ideal and out of tho ordl
nary, my son having finished that
grndo undor hor.
"Sho has moro than a teachor's In
toreat in those who como under her
supervision. Every child has hor af
fection; thoro Is no discrimination;
In tho development of any speclul tal
cnt thoy mny havo outsldo of their
school work'sho glvos tho oncourngo-
mont tho young mind needs.
"At boat a teachor's tnsks nro ar
duous, und when wo find ono so thor
oughly capable and desorvlng, it is
Uiq duty of every paront to glvo tho
moral support and commondation sho
so much morlts."
Two Men Killed nt Gothenburg
Conductor N. F. Akoyson and Road
master C. M. Johnston, both living at
Kearnoy, woro killed ono and ono-hnlf
mllea cast of Gothenburg Friday fore
noon while a now mall catchor in
vontcd by Dr. EIrkfer, of Gothenburg
was being tested.
Throo tests woro mado with about
GO pound sacks and nt various spcods
all of which worked porfectly. Two
HackB wcro then hung for dollvery
weighing 80 pounds each and tho car
was making fifty mllos an hour whon
tho crnno was renchod. Tho sacks
woro delivered to tho ground In porfoct
shnpo, but tho arm of tho crane near
est tho track struck tho car about ton
feet bark of tho doors whoro tho sacks
woro hung.
At this point thoro Is a double- win
dow, and Conductor Akoyson and
Roudmnslor Johnston woro nt this
window watching tho operation of tho
mall catchor. Tho arm of tho crano
struck tho sash betweon thoso win
dows.
Conductor Akoyson was instantly
killed. Rondmn8tor Johnston was
thrown against the opposlto sldo of
tho car, and tho top of his head wn3
crushed, and ho died whllo onrouto to
tho hospital at Grand Island.
Conductor Akoyson was well knowu
in North Platto, having had chnrgo of
tho local botweon Kearney and North
Plutto for somo tlmo
NEIGHBORHOOD iNMVS
termcnt was mado In Ook Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. Horbort W. Robinson nnd
brother, Tom Gearon, living north of
Kimball, beenmo lost in a blinding
snow storm last wook and wandor
cd around for flfteon hours whon by
NO REASON FOR IT.
When Citizens of Norlh l'Intie Show
the Wny.
There can be no reason why any
good fortune tho team ran against u rcador oft his city who suffers tho tor-
i.. .n.ii., ...t.ii. ..,.i i i. .... turos of an nchlng back, tho annoy
buildlng which proved to bo an tin- anco of ur,nary sorAoTB tho palnfl
occupied houso. They mnnagod to and dang rs of kidney ills will fall to
break In nnd found a stovo and some hood tho words of a neighbor who has
fuol. When tho storm abated they foun(l rcll(jf- llcad whnt a NorUl PIatt0
started for their home not much the cltY:a( Wessburg, 708 west
worso for their experience. Fourth street, North Platto, says:
Sovon hundred peoplo of Garden "I had a dragging pain In my back and
county nttended tho old timers' dance troublo with my kidneys. A doctor
i.i.i ... .1 t...., r.i.i,i. diagnosed my case ns a floating kld-
... t..u nuuou UD..u0.. ney Muny R (ay j waf umibj0 t0
on Wednesday night of last weok. Htan( on account of tho pnln through
Mbert Roovo, a fanner living south! my kidneys and tho kidney secretions
of Elm Creek, killed a bald cnglo last wpr unnatnurnl. An operation wns
,,,..(, ,,, ., ,,,, , au vised, Din uicKiiy i luuruuii m
week that measured seven feet two n. ',,,.,, , nA .,,,
inches from tip to tip.
In district court nt Kearnoy Judge
Hostotler decldod in tho caso of tho U.
P. It. R. Co. vs. tho county treasurer
that tho Ry. Co. need not pny certain
taxes of which it complained on the
ground that the taxes levied wcro not
needed and woro unlawful.
Tho Nobroska Culvort nnd Manufac
turing Co., of Wahoo, havo donated suf
ficient mntorial through tho Lincoln
Illghwny officers for throo culverts
18 by 30 feet in Keith County.
January 1G, 191G.
IJourd met pursuant to adjournment.
resent Ilcrmlnghnuson, Springor nnd
County Clork.
The following claims woro allowed
on the general fund:
F. W. Hormlnghnuson, sarvlc and
milengo, $18.
E. II. Springer, service and milengo,
$48.60.
Sundry persons witness ami jurors'
Inquest of J. R. MeWlllIami $20.
R. F. Stuart repairs on water mains
court houso $22.41.
Martin Jopson, service on oloctlon
board Woll precinct $4.80.
J. L. Louden, nulse, county poor,
$23.00.
J. II. Vnn Cleavo repalrB, etc., $20.06.
Dickens supply Co., mdso. for county
poor,' two claluiB, $25.03.
John Gilden, mdso. for county poor,
$4B.07.
Uurrough Adding Machine Co., ro
palrs for adding machine, $14.08.
Allowed on road funds:
Fred Murquot, road work district 9,
$28.
John Boylo, roal work district 20,
$67.25.
v. ii, umpio, .naming, allowed on
brldgo fund, $1.50.
J. H. Redflold is horoby appointed
county physician for tho year 1915 at
a salary of $80 for tho year.
Lostor Walkor Is horoby appointed
poor master for the year 191G.
Whereupon the board adjourns until
tomorrow.
C. W. YOST, County Clork.
Jnnuary 18, 1915
Hoard mot 'sumo ns yostordoy. Pros-
out Ilormlnghausen, Springor nnd tho
County Clork. h
F. E. Knapp Is horoby appointed con
stablo for Mnxwoll precinct and bond
npproved.
J. G. Kittle Is horoby nppointcd Jus
tlco of tho penco for Max woll precinct
nnd bond approveed.
Checked tho books of county Judge
and find tho total receipts of tho olllco
to bo $2,038.99 and expenses of said
olllco Including salary and clork hlro
to bo $2,3G2.3G leaving a bnlanco of
$270.04 which ho Is horoby directed to
turn ovor to tho county treasuror.
Comonced checking up books of tho
county treasurer.
Whoroupon tho bonrd adjourns until
tomorrow.
C. W. YOST, County Clork,
January 19, 1915
Donrd mot same as yesterday. Pros
ent Ilormlnghausen, Springer and tho
County Clork
II. A. Wootor refund of poll tax al
lowed on North Platto district $3.
F. W. Hormlnghnuson transportation
for county poor $2.04.
Continued checking books of county
treasurer.
Whoroupon tho board adjourns until
tomorrow.
C. W, YOST, County Clork.
Laud Changes Hands.
Ono of tho largest land deals of tho
season was consumntcd this week
whon R. C. Burns sold to Fred Gcorgo
his two-ithousand-clghty aero ranch
north of lirady. This will make Mr
Georgo ono of tho tho best ranch prop
osltloiiB near Brady as ho already
owned much of adjoining land. Tho
transaction was handled by C. M
Trotter. Brady Vindicator,
Tho Rank of Brady tins increased
Its capital from $10,000 to $20,000
Recognized Advunlnges.
You will find that Chnmberlaln
Cough Remedy has recognized ndvnn
tugos pvor moat modlclnos In uso for
coughs nnd colds, It does not sup
press a cough but Ioosoiib and re
llovos It. It nida oxpoctorntlon and
opons tho secretions, which ennblos
tho system to throw off a cold.
counteracts any tondoncy of a cold to
result In puoumoutn. It contains no
opium or other narcotic, and may bo
given to a child ns contldontly ns to
an adult. For snlo by all dealers.
supply from McDonnoll & Graves'
Drug Store, (now Schiller & Co.'s
Drug Store) and began using them.
A fow days romovedt he pains and re
stored my kidneys to their proper
working order,. Anoth'or of my family
has since been troubled by kidney
complaint and has had a world of good
from this remedy.
Price GOc, at all dealers,. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan s Kidney Pills the Bamo that
Mrs,. Wcssberg had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Props., llufialo, N,. Y.
(MUTUARY
Ira Eldon Johnston was born In
Onslow, Jones county, Iowa, on May
19, 1889, and died nt his homo In Chi
cago on February 9, 1915, aged twen-
flve years and eght months. Death
wns duo to a hemmorhngo caused by
gastric ulcer followed by acuto pneu
monia. Ho was graduated from tin
Onslow high school In 1905, and om
yoar later finished the requirement h
of tho high school at Wyoming, Iowa.
During the next yenr ho moved with
hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lochlcl
Johnston, to Grand Island, Nebraska.
whoro his school work was contin
ued In Grand Island College. Ha was
ongnged' In many student activities
and during his senior year won tho
stato qratorical contest, represented
the state of Nebraska In the interstate
oratorical contest, and was editor of
tho college paper. lie received with
tho class of 1910, tho degree of Bach
elor of Arts.
Having decided to adopt tho profes
sion of tho law, ho camo to Chicago
In 1910, whoro ho entered tho Univer
sity of Chicago Law School. Ho fin
ished tho courso of study there In
1913 and secured tho degrees of Bach
elor of Philosophy and Juris Doctor.
Shortly nftor this ho wns admitted
to tho practlco of lav in Illinois. Dur
ing his first year In tho law school jje
became a monibor of tho Delta Chi
fratornity, toward which ho always
evidenced tho deepest Interest, nnd in
whoso relationships ho showed those
qualities of friendship nnd comrade
ship which now malto his loss so
keccnly folt by all who knew him
there. 1
Since complotolng tho prescribed
work in tho law school, Ira had been
connected with tho LnSallo Extcn
slon University, In the capacity of
law Instructor. This position ho fill
ed with success, duo to a thorough
preparation for it, and a conscientious
appreciation to all Its details. Here,
as in other circles, ho formed deep
friendships, becauso thoro was In him
dopth oU understanding and ap
preciation, and a reliability that In
vlted confidences. From ono of these
friendships grow tho partnership of
Hoss & Johnston, which began tho
practlco of law February first, with of
fices in the Fort Dearborn building
From this now work ho wns taken af
ter only a few days.
On Soptcmber first, Ira Eldon
Johnston was married to Miss Zolla
Trout, of Grand Island, Nebraska, and
thoy havo slnco lived at 5429 Unl-
vorslty avonuo, Chicago. Thoso at
tributes which mado friends for him
whorovor ho went, mado his brief mar
ried llfo a vory happy one. Ho studied
unsparingly thoso ho loved, that ho
might with slnglonoss of purpose, de
voto himself to tho task of making
them hnppy. Tho sorrow of tho wlfo
Is porhaps only equaled by thnt of
tho parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lochlel
Johnston, nnd tho sister, Irma, of
North Platto, Nebraska, and tho
brothor, Dr. Frank C. Johnston, of
Chicago. To these moro than to any
othors, Ira showed his strength of
character and goodness of heart, his
purity of soul.
Slnco his resldonco In Chicago, ho
boenmo a monibor of tho Hydo Park
Church of Disciples, whoro ho nnd Mrs.
Johnston woro regular attendants. A
decision to ally himself closely with
tho forces of tho church was acted up
on with tho samo stcadness and reso
lution with which every quostlon that
nroso was answered, and tho nnswor
mndo a pnrt of his purposo fn llfo.
A man who, knowing a thing was
good, sought It who, seeing a goal
worth achlovlng, struggled to attain
It who, oxporlonclng happiness, do
voted hlniBolf unstintedly to bring that
happiness to thoso ho loved such a
man was Ira.
Tho funornl was conducted from tho
Hydo Park Churcvh of tho Disciples
of Christ, at ton-thirty, Friday, Feb
ruary 12, 1915, by Dr. Edward S.
iuuun, uiu iniDiur ui uiu ciiurcu. -III-..
New 1915 Model
17 New Features
A man right hero in oar town 1
bought a low priced car last year. (
Some of tho extras that be bought 1
for it wcret
nigh tension madncto. Shook Abanr
bcrs. Now carbureter. Anti-rattling
tlcvioca. License brackets. Anti-skid
rear tires. Foot accelerator. Speedo
meter. Sparc tire braaket.
These eostitSm more than $196.50.
Now ho owm a 1915 Maxwell with
all these modorn features and a dozen
others.
This "Wonder Car" with Eleo
1 r i a Sell-Starter and KUotrio
Light only 555 extra.
MONUMENTS
All thoso needing monuments or oth
er cemetery work will do welt to call
and inspect our Btock nnd prices be
fore plncing orders. Wo carry a largo
stock nnd can save you money.
W. C. RITNER,
Office nnd Shop In rear of tho Rltncr
Hotel.
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building nnd Loan Building.
nh Office 130
Phones Rcgi(ence 11B
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Gynecology
Obstetrics nnd Children's Diseases.
OfTlco McDonald Stato Bank Building.
Corner Sixth and Dewey Streets.
Phones, Ofllco 183, Resldenco 283
DR. ELMS,
Physician and Surgeon
Speclnlty Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
Glasses Fitted.
New Ofiice in McCabe Building,
PHONE 3G.
C. C. WALLLNGSFOIID,
Physician nnd Surgeon
Ofllco: Rooms 1 and 2
McDonnld Bank Building
North Platte, Nebraska.
Ofllco phono 82, Res. Red 302. Calls
nnswored prompty Day or Night.
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L . C . DR'OST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
J. H. KEDFIELl),
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Successor to
ICIAN & SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Drs. Redflold & Redflold
jo Phono G42 Res. Phono G7C
DEItltYBEItltY & FORBES,
Licensed Enibaliners
Undertakers nnd 1'uncral Directors
Day Phono 234.
Night Phone Black 588.
Hospital Phono Black C33.
House Phone Black G33.
Y. T. l'RITCHARl),
Graduate Yeterimirinn
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218 south Locust St.,
one-half block southwest of the
Court House.
y oi ill Platte, JN'cb.
KODAK WORK, VIEWS.
PARTIES. HOME PORTRAITS
AND ENLARGING
BEST PAPER USED
Phono G42. 723 North Locust.
FOR CATTLE HIDES
Not Frozen ivo pay
12J5 Cents Up.
NORTH PLATTE JUNK CO.
Notice of Incorporation.
Notice is hereby given that tho un
dersigned Nicholas McCabe, Charles
Tigho, Francis Dunn and James El
liott havo organized a corporation, the
nnmo of which Is North Platto Drug
Company.
Tho principal placo of transacting
its business is North Platte, Nebraska.
Tho general naturo of tho business
to' bo transacted by tho corporntion
shall bo tho buying, selling and op
erating drug stores In North Platte,
and such other places' as tho corpora
tion may desire; tho buying and sell
ing either nt wholesale' or retail of
drugs, medicines nnd morchnndise,
such as usually kept for salo in drug
storos, tho lining of proscriptions and
tho doing of such other acts and the
transaction of such other business ns
is necessary to carry out tho pur
poses of said corporation. And for
that purposo said corporation shall
havo tho power to buy. sell and con
voy, lease, sublease and let such real
estate, buildings and appurtenances
ns may be necessary and incidental
to tho proper nnd profitable conduct
ing or said husinc-.",. nd may do and
perform such otlr - and things ns
may bo incident.:' d necessasy to
tho main powers of tiie corporation.
Tho nmount of the capital stock
authorized is ?23,000.00, all of which
said capital stock shall bo subscribed
and paid up nt tho time of the com
mencement of business.
Tho tlmo of commenclnK business
shall be tho first day of February,
1915, and its termination shall bo the
31st day of March, 1940.
The highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which tho corporation
shall at any tlmo. subject Itself shall
bo twenty-llvo per cent of Its paid up
capital stocu.
Tho affairs and business of snld cor
poration shall be conducted by a
board of four directors, a president,
secretary, treasurer and general man
ager, and such other officers and ser
vants as said board of directors and
officers from time to time may cm-
ploy.
1st day of February,
Nyal Drug Store lies. Phono
Phono 8 Red 40G
C. W. CRONEN,
Gradunto Yctcrlnnrlan
North Platte, Nebraska.
Hospital 218 Locust St. Phono blk 249
LLOYD P3vVft3 agt
North Platte, Neb.
NURSE BROWN
MEMORIAL. HOSPITAL
1008 West Fourth St.
MRS. M. HALL,
Superintendent.
Graduate Nurses In Attendance
JOHN S. TWINEM,
Physician and Surgeon.
T. H. WATHEN
Auctioneer
Live Stock nnd General Auctioneer
Graduate Missouri Auction School
North Platto Rural Route 2.
Phono Edmlston Ranch.
JOHN S. SDOIS, M. 1)
Physician nnd Surgeon
Ofllco II. & L. Building, Second Floor.
Phone, Office, 83; Resldonco 38.
Sheriffs Salo
By viruo of an order of salo Issued
from the District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, upon a decrco of
rorcciosuro rendered In said Court
wherein Occidental Building nnd Loan
Association of Omnhn is plaintiff, nnd
Lornh M, Mooro aro defendants, and
to mo directed, I will on tho 11th day
of March. 1915, at 2 o'clock P. M. at
tho east front door of tho Court Houso
In North Platto, Lincoln County,
Nobraskn, soil at Public Auction to
tho highest bidder for cash,, to satisfy
said decree, interost and costs, tho
following doscrlbod nronorty. to-wit:
Lot threo (3) In block slxtoon (1G)
minors Aiimuon to worm l'lauo as
survoyod, platted and recorded.
Dated North Platto, Neb., Fob. G,
A. J, SALISBURY, Sheriff,
Hwpkttle
Bought and highest market
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red G3G -VSa TOfllce 459
C. H. WALTERS.
Start the New Year Right
By patronizing home industries
and buying your cigars of us
We use the best tobacco, and
make cigars that we are certain
will please you. try one of onr
several brands.
J. F. Schmalzried.
Signed this
1915.
NICHOLAS McCABE
CHARLES TIGHE
JAMES ELLIOTT
FRANCIS DUNN.
1MIOIIATR OT10H
In tho Manor of tho Kstate of Sarah
Jatio Moyors, Deceased.
In the County Court of - Lincoln
County, Nebraska, January 2Cth, 191S.
Notice Is hereby Given, That the cred
itors of said deceased will moot tho
Administrator" of said Estate, before
the County JudRo of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, at the County Court Room.
In said Countv. on tho 4 th ilnv of
March, 1915, on the 4th day of Sopteni-
uur, jio, in a o ciock a. Ai. or cacn
day, for tho purpose of presenting
their claims for examination, abjust
mont and allowance. Six months are
allowed for creditors to present their
claims, and ono year for the Adminis
trator to sottlo said Estate, from the
4th day of March 191C. This notice
will bo published In The North Platto
Seml-AVeokly Tribune, a newspaper '
printed In said County, for four weeks
successively, on nnd after February
" ' ' GEO. K. FRENCH,
tz-ivf County Judge.
SHIOItlli'F'S SAI.K
By virtue of an order of salo issued
from tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, upon a decree of
foreclosure rendered In said Court
wherein Francis Montague In plaintiff
and Mrs. Jonnlo McCauley et al are
defendants, and to me directed, I will
on tho 12th day of February, 1915, at 2
o'clock V. M., at tho east front door of
tho Court Houso In North Platto, Lin
coln County, Nebraska, sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash,
to satisfy said decreo, lntorest nnd
costs, tho following described proper
ty, to-wit:
That ploco of land enclosed In the
following boundaries, to-wlt: Com
mencing at tho northeaBt corner of Lot
Ave (5) of tho County Clerk's Subdivi
sion of Lot ono (1) In the southeast
quarter (SEU) of tho northeast quar
ter (NEH) Section Four (4) of Town
ship Thirteen (13) North of Range
Thirty (30) west of the Cth P. M. as
Plntted and recorded In tho County
Clerk's olllco, thenco westerly along
the south line of Lot Four (4) 627.95
feel, to the southwest corner of Lot
four (4) thence south in a lino parallel
to tho west line of said lot four (4) 208
feet, thence east In a lino parallel with
tho south lino of Lot four (4) about G28
foot to the oast boundary lino of Lot
five (5) thenco north along the cast
boundary lino of Lot flvo (0) 208 feet
to tho placo of beginning, containing
about threo acres.
Dated North Platto, Nebraska, Jan
uary 11, 191B.
A r A. J. SALISBURY,
J12-5W Sheriff.
Probate Notice.
In Vho Mater of tho Estate of Mary
Ann Ell, Deceased,
In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
Notlco Is horby given thnt tho cred
itors of said deceased will meet the
Administrator of said Estate, before
tho County Judgo of Lincoln County,
Nobraska, at tho County Court Room,
In said County, on tho 3d day of March,
1915, and on tho 3d day of September,
1915, at 9 o'clock A. M. each day,
for tho purposo of presenting their
claims for examination, adjustment
adnallowanco. Six months aro al
lowed for creditors to present their
claims and ono year for tho Adminis
trator to settle said Estato from tho
3d dny of March, 1915. This notlco will
bo publlshol lnt ho North Platto Soml
Wcokly Tribune, a nowspaper printed
In snld Coun'.y, for four weeks suc
cessively, on and after tho 9th day
of February, 191G. c
GEORGE J3. FRENCH,
f9-4v, County Judge.
Notice to Nnn-ItcNldent Defendant
To Christ Rasmusson, Sablno Rasmus
sen, hla wlfo, P. C. Rasmusson, flrat and
renl name unknown, and W. C. Foster,
nrst and real name unknown, non-resident
defendants;
You and each of you aro hereby noti
fied that on December 12, 1914, Stephen
L. Gelshart, ns plaintiff, began an no
tion against you nnd other defendants
In tho district court of Lincoln county,
Nobrasku, tho object of which is to
foreclose a certain mortgngo on tho
following land In said county, to-wlt:
All of section 9 In town 10, nortli of
range 28, west of tho Cth Principal
Meridian In said county, excepting
about ono and ono-half acres, 1G rods
squaro In the northwest corner of tho
southeast qunrter of said section, con
tracted to bo convoyed to Nebraska
Conference Association of tho Seventh
Day Adventlsts, nnd a right of way to
tho samo not exceeding 66 feot wldo by
tho shortest practicable wny, made by
Christ Rnstnusson nnd Sablno Rasmus
son, Ms wife, dated Docembor 3, 1912,
to securo tho payment of u promissory
noto of said Christ Rasmussun and Sa
blno Rasmussen to said Stephen L.Golst
luvrdt for $2,000 on which thoro la now
due $2160.00 with lntorest from Sep
tember 21, 1914 at 10 por cent per an
num puTsunnt to coupons.
Plalntlft" prays for decree of fore
closure and salo of said lnnd to satisfy
said liens as aforesaid, for deficiency
Judgment and general roller,
Vou aro required to answer plain
tiff's petition on or boforo tho 1st day
of March, 1916. '
STEPHEN L, GEISTHARDT,
J19-4W Plaintiff.
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