' DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
State Dank.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mllledgo Bullnrd will leave In the
near future to attend the state unl
vrslty. Miss Edna Elliott loft Saturday for
Omaha to remain for a fortnight or
longer.
5lr. and Mrs. Winn, of Kearney, came
yesterday morning to visit with local
friends. ,
Miss Alma Morrill expects to leave
soon for Fremont where she will at
tend school.
Miss Hu'tu Streltz will leave today
for Lincoln to hegln work in the Lin
coln schools.
Ira Simpson left Saturday morning
for Sterling and Denver to spend a
couple of -weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sehastlan left
Friday evening for Lincoln to at
tend the state fair.
Asa Cronwall returned- Sunday evi
enlng from Walerton, S. D., where he
spent several weeks.
Miss Marie LeDloyt who was oper
ated upon In Schuyljor .recently is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. C. J. Perkins and daughter left
Friday evening for Omaha and Lin
con to spend ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Clough lett Sat
urday afternoon for Ogalalla to visit
their daughter Mrs. Arrowsmlth.
Miss Ida Ottenscteln returned the
latter part of last week from Califor
nia where she spent the summer.
Engineers C. J. Perkins! and John
Dick who have heen out of 'service for
some time, were re-Instated last week,
Another auto gone up In smoke. Was
wlselv covered by a Ilriitt ic uoounimi
nollcv. Yours mny he next. Is It
insured hy a ltrntt & Godinnn policy I
Mrs. Heming, of Chappell, who had
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
J. -E. Sebastian, reurned home Saturday.
Claude Delaney, of Northport, spont
the week end hero on business.
Not an Applicant
Butler Buchanan states that he Is-
Harley Tlley left yesetrday morning IP"1,,, Vw'
for Dos Moines to attend Drake uni-i J.blAJPl
Tuesday that ho was In a receptive po-
vesity.
Mrs. C. It. Morey who spent the sum
mer In California returned home Sat
urday.
sitlon as a compromise candidate.
Mr. Buchanan stated that nt ono
tlnio he had thought of becoming a
Fred Elliott went to Lexington Sat
urday to spond a couple of days on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Thompson have
gono to Lincoln to attend tho state
fair and visit friends.
Misses Xanlne and Florence Iddlngs
will leave this week for Bryn Mawr,
Pa to attend school.
Mrs. W. C. McDermltt, who had been
visiting in Grand Island, returned
home Sunday evening.
Tho Indian Card club will be enter
tained at the home of Mrs. Chas. Hor
rod tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Olga Ogle, of Omaha, came the
latter part of last week to visit Mrs.
Mooney and daughter Grace.
Mrs. J. S. Twinem and children re
turned Saturday morning from nn ex
tended visit with relatives In Iowa.
Warren Cummings of Kansas City;
formerly manager of tho local base
ball team spent the week end here.
Hotter buy your hard coal In Sep.
tember while the price Is low.
(Hl-li COATES LUMBER & COAL CO.
Miss Louise Will, of Denver, left
Saturday morning for Omaha after
visiting with her sister, Mrs. O. II.
Cressler.
Miss Maynie Jackson, of Lincoln,
came from Denver Saturday morning
to be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Phil
ip Drake.
Miss Hida Anderson and Miss Essie
Wessburg left Saturday mornng for
Laramie to visit friends. They expect
to return today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Halligan, daugh
ter Lucilo nnd son Vic made an nuto
trip to Ogalalla Saturday, returning
tho following day.
Georgo Thompson who spent tho
summer with his brother Hilmer
Thompson in Chappell returned yes
terday to attend school.
Mr. and Mrs;. John Tucker and
children left Saturday morning for
Beatrice wboro thev will visit rein-
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rabel returned to . tires for several weeks,
their home in Adams, Neb., Satur- ,
day, after visiting with G. Rabel and , Mrs. W. J. Cruzen and Miss Doro
famlly tny Hhimnn returned Saturday morn
ing from an extended visit in Omaha,
Miss Hazel Feeney came up from Lincoln, Kansas City and Denver.
Kearney Saturday to accept a posl-,
nn na tonnw in nnn nf hn rurni1 No hunting or trespassing allowed
srhnniH ' i 011 tho south half of tlie X. E. quarter
o section n, i. n, n.
GG-3 ROY R. SPURRIER.
t a nvi. iof wri.inv. ,...i , ,'i eandldnto, but later abandoned the"
umnnn to spenu a week or more on i
bUSlneSS. ' I l. t .. m.i i mi. l it..t.fj..
amuy jtiruy nun ini'ir imuiii
A party of eight boys nnd girls, chap
eroned by Miss Laura Murray, spont
u day last week nt Maxwell and nt tho
Natlonnl cemetery studying birds nnd
their habits. The party spent the
entlro day in tho fields nnd woods,
having taken with them sufficient
provender to provide two meals. The
day proved an Interesting and enjoy
able one.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Roane, of Win
ner, S. D., visited Mr. and Mrs. Geno
Crook last wo ek and left yesterday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Collins returned
last week from California, where they
I cnanl rf f ran m Ail ll'i a vie !t In t
T. C. Patterson has returned from , friends and attending the exposl-
Kearney wnero ne assisted in cneck- (ions.
inrr tu a lirrlro nP tlio K'onrnpv Mllitnrv
nnn.ipmv t Messrs. C. C. Hupfer, Frank Piel-
I sticker, Wm. Harcourt and W. R.
Mrs. C. E. Souser and three daugh-. Mhionev have cone to Denver to snend
ters returned the latter part of last a few days and ,wil return fii the form-
wpplr frnm n tlirpn weeks' s'tnv ill a'a ' - - v.
w. - - - O L .1 1 .
Ctorllner Til i
" MrE. John Frazier .. will entertain
llratt & Goiininn have n cash cus- a number of voiine folks-' this eveninc
toiner for a small ranch. -Must lune at ?ards in honor of Miss Marguerite
some liny bottom and hill pasture. Smith of Mlnmsburg Ohio, who is vis-
Whnt hiue you I
Labor day was observed yesterday
by the county offices, postoffice, U. P.
shops and barber shops, the latter
closing at noon.
For Rent Five room house at 115
south Vine. Electric lights, toilet, con
nected with soAver. Inquire at 121
south Vine street
Mrs. Joseph Nelson and son Lyle, of
Gothenburg were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. It. E. Anderson, returned home
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth "Craigie and daugh
ter, Miss Mary, left Sunday for San
Francisco and Los Angeles 'to spend
a month with relatives.
Joseph Martlnes, the Mexican who
wsa arrested last week fgor gun tot
ing, was fined twenty1 dollars and
costs in the district court.
Miss Emelino Brower, of Gothen
burg, who spent the past week with
Mildred Fitzpatrlck and other local
friends, went home Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Froman, of Whitewood,
who visited with 'the E. S. Froman
family for two weeks, left Saturday
for Gaudy to teach In the schools.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Langlols
are closing out their piano and sew
ing machine business here and intend
to leavo in the near future for Boston
to locate.
Get expert advlco about your eyes.
When dealing with a delicate organ
like the eye there should bo nothing
left to chance, tho scienco of optics
provlds the most precise mechanical
devices for measuring eye defects. C.
S. CLINTON, Registered Optometrist.
Mrs, Hannah Peters, wife of Charles
iting local relatves
Mrs. George Stiff and Miss Cleo lies
nin returned to Gothenburg Friday af
ternoon rjfter vlsitjng Mrs. W. A.
Woods and other relatives for a week
Keith Neville is displaying a tarpon
in tho Harcourt & Jensen window,
which he caughtMay 31st, at JSgmont,
Florida. The fish is six feet, eight
inches long, weighs one hundred and
fifty-two pounds nnd is the largest
that has been caught by the St. Peters-
brug Tarpon club, of which Mr. Ne
ville Is a member.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, has moved his
office to the Reynolds building, over
Stone's Drug Store. UOtf
The Catholic Girls' club were en
'tertained Friday evening at tho home
of Miss Gertrude Rebhausen. In pro
gresslve five hundred the hand painted
plate was won by Mrs. Omar Huff and
the handkerchief by Miss Edna Sul
llvan. . Dainty refreshments were
served. Assisting the hostess were
tho Misses Alice Sullivnn, Ethel Mc-
Willianis, Alice Fitzkpatrlck and Mrs
Will Hnwley. Out of town guests were
Miss Marguerite Smith, of Mlnmsburg
Ohio, and Mrs. Theodore White of
Cedar, Rapids, Iowa.
Contest Homestead Entry I
The land contest of Henry Mason
ngninst Bertha C. Robb, involving ICO
acres of land south of Sutherland,
was heard at the U. S. land office
Friday. Mason alleged abandonment,
which was denied by Mrs. Robb. '
Eight or ten witnesses gave testl-
mony. A decision lias not been ren-.
tiered. !
Tho Junior Auxiliary of the Episco
pal church held a picnic supper nt the
Officers for the ensuing year were .
eled.ed as follows: President, Mil-:
dred Steele; vice president, Bevcrlo.
Wurtele; scrtnry Margaret Edwards.
Invy Hnrdman, an out of town Junior, 1
entertained the guests with songs nnd
recltntlons. Mrs. J. J. Bowker, Mrs.
Gates and Miss Caroline McNnmara
were guests of tho club. j
The W. C. T. U. will meet this af
ternoon nt the homo of Mrs. Mary
Mooney, 502 west Third street.
Will Sell Revenue Slumps.
Postmaster Davis has been author
ized to keep and sell revenue stamps !
at tho postoffice, this authorization
having been received Saturday after
Mr. Davis had made two or three re-1
quests. In a letter from the trensury
department, from which the stamps
aro issued, it is stated that the North
Platto office is tho first office in tho
sta'to to be given the priviege of sell
ing revenue stamps. Mr. Davis re-1
quested tho right to sell theso stamps
as an accommodation to tho public,
as frequently requests wero made
at the postoffice for them nf'tor tho
banks had closed for tho day.
NOTICE
We, 'ihe undersigned, will prosecute
to the full extent of the law any per
son caught hunting or trespassing on
our land or land controlled by us:
G. Phillips, C. H. Smith,
Geo. Starr. Bert Liles,
A. E. Moore, A. W. Arnott,
G. H. Scharmnnn, T. A. Wison,
. E. Ravls, Tom Kelly,
H. W. Scharmnnn, V. H. Scharmann,
L. E. Janet. Frank Henekn,
C. S. Trovillo, S. C. Anderson,
John Tilford, Tom McConnell,
A. O. Olson,
I'axton is Growing
The editor, his wife and daughter
spent Sunday in Paxton and were de
lightfully entertained by Mr. nnd Mrs.
L N. MsNnmar. Paxtcn, like all
towns in wes'tern Nebraska, is
growing, the latest addition in the
buiding lino being a hotel erected by
P. C. Meyer at nqftsjL-of $14,000. Mer
chants report trade--as good, and the
stores Carry big stocks. The town has
the. air of prosperity.
With the exception, of about five
miles from trio "Stone ranch" to the
P. C. Meyers rnifclf-the road was In
excellent condition. The bad road
stated above Is being replaced by a
newly graded road upon which W. D.
Waldo .is-, now working. When this
piece of road is in shape tho Lin
coln Highway from North Platlte to
Oganlla will bo fine.
Attends Family Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bird nnd family j
returned last week from Oelweln, la., !
where they attended a reunion of the1
Bird family. In speaking of tho affair
the Oelweln Dally Register said:
"There was a reunion of the Birds
down at the city park Sunday, Aug
ust 29 and it was a very pleasant af
fair. Among the family present wero
Jerry Bird, of Superior, Wisconsin,
Hugh Bird nnd family, of North Platto
xJaffcfuitipaj
(coatj
RISP, snappy fashions suitable for
the clear, cool days in which they
will be worn. These suits and coats
are in the very newest styles for Fall
and early Winter, built with an artist's
eye to their style and a tailor's care for
their fit and finish.
The showing comes a bit early, but
this is only that you may all the sooner
see and be able to purchase these
new styles.
There are any
number of new
features that will
interest you, a
mong them the
convertible collars
that make each
model thoroughly
practical for early
wear as well as
the cooler days
that are to come.
You 'will find a
visit more than
wcrth ye-ur while
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE
onev to Loan
ON FARMS AND RANCHES
Lowest Rates and Best Terms.
Plenty of Money on hand to Close
Loans Promptly.
Buchanan & Patterson
JOHN S. SDOIS, M. Df
I'hyslclnn nnd Surgeon
Office B. & L. Building, Second Floor.
Phono, Office, 83; Residence 38.
H. II. LAND GRAF
Pnintcr, Pnporhnngcr mid
Decorator
Phono Black "70.
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Ofllce: Building and Loan Building
Phones
l Office 130
) Residence 115
Furnished rooms for rent,
at 414 west Third street.
Inquire
Nebraska, Mrs. Mary Streeter, of Tn-I U. W. Besack left yesterday morn
coma, Wash. Mrs. Sylvia Rathhun nnd ' ing for Lincoln to r.ttend tlio state
family of Maynnrd, Horace Bird andjfa'r.
ltt"( investment for idle money, one
of our choice tirst morltriiiie loans, In
sums of -T-itO and upwards, netting 7
to S per cent interest. These mort
miges are not taxable. See
lilt ATT & (JOOB.MAX.
To Georpre LePioyt, owner of lots 1 and
2. block 17.
The owners of property on the south
Hlile of 10th street between Oak nnd
Elm street nro hereby notified that the
Mayor nnd Council of the City of
North Platte, Lincoln county, Nebrns
kn. n.iKspil nnd nnnroved nn ordinance
on tho nth tiny of June. 1913, ordering
Peters, of Sutherland, died nt one of! a sidewalk adjoining their sulci prom
tlio local hospitals Saturday morn-1 JV? 0 A.at&
ing, tlio remains being shipped to,pr0vlded In the general ordinances of
Council Bluffs and Interment made snld city, reBiiIntlnp tho construction
Sunday afternoon Sho leaves a hus- fl "walk"1'!!, instructed by
band and three children. you alonK the north side of lots l and
,1.1 ,, , , ,, - x , , block 47. owned by you, in nceord
The Mutnl Building & Loan Assocla- .t'nce wmi said ordinances, on or be
tion Is prepared to Issue a limited 1010 the 7th day of October, 191G, tho
amount of its Full Paid Slock. First wmio will con!0.'' "f,".'! CJH
- j . . i 1 1 1 1 .tinl the costH tiHSfHseu uiioii iiiu stun
como first served. This stock Is Is- i "f owned by you and ndjolnlnt; which
SUCd ill liny amount -from $100.00 to the same shall be constructed.
4.-. IIIU) 011 mnl mivu uciiil.iiiiiiiinl illvl. L'.'u
(lends at rate of six per cent.
(SEAL)
City Clerk.
Sanitary
CITY HOSPITAL
607 LOCUST STREET
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
PHONE 82
Newly Furnished Fireproof
This institution is now open for the Reception and Treatment of Surg
ical, Medical and Obstetrical cases. r
A Strictly modern Hospital for tn nuMiiiu )fti jin'utif
North Platte and country tributary thereto.
Mrs. Roscoo Zlninier and children,
of Sidney, are visiting at tho LoDIoyt
Miss Neva Armstrong went to Suth
erland' Sunday to visit friends for a
week.
family of Stnnley, Clark Bird and
family of Aurora and Andrew Bird
and family of Oelwein. With forty 1 iwimf.
in miy iuiiiuvt;s mm mentis ami
school mates, all bringing baskets
filled to the brims nnd all seated at a
long table tho company enjoyed a
bountiful dinner, while talking over old innifta Lambert loft Sunday morn
time sebool days of two score years, ine tor Denver to visit for a couple'
ago. There wero several readings 1 0f woeks
which were Interesting although tho ' n
day was a trllle cool. But they kept .P ,.f,"( 7,f Pnti.ri.i nirkins. own-
warm with hearty handshakes and de- j .r or lot c, block ai.
parted asserting that they had enioved ' T'o owiibi h of property on tho
a most pleasant picnic, hoping that tho "tfV. , ee s.StPeheVcdnoti-
uirtls will Hock together again next lied that tho Mayor and Council of tho
year." , city of North l'latte, Lincoln county.
Neurasltn. paHHoti nnii npproveu un ur
dmanco on tho 18th day of June, 1K13,
infliiv n ul.W.ivnllr nil Infnlnir thell
Honrs; 'hii ul promises, to bo constructed as to
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bigger nnd
daughters Irene nnd Dorothy, of Om
aha, who were guests of Mr. Biggcr's
brother, P. A. Norton whllo onroute
home trom California, left yesterday
morning.
For Sale.
Thoroghbred Poland China
took first prize n't the late county fair. 'line and yrade, and of permanent ma
Four and one-lialf months old Price fc
- 1 ivu.u, Hlrucuon Ol auwttiK 111 mim wnj.
G, miles southenst of North Platto. i'iiIush said walk is constructed by
vou alontf tho west sldo of lot 5, block
SPECIAL SALE f'' ownud by you. In accordance with
PVnrv SntnrVinv if 1- 1 p .-'said ordinances on or bofore tho 7th
i.ery Saturday, also the 1, 10, 17 lliy 0f October. l'Jin, the tame will bo
nnd ISth days of each month, win bo tonstructed by said city and tho costs
potato days at tho North Sldo bam. nihhi upon the said l"t tiwne d by
Phono No. 29 for prices. I will save affliuI,K
you money. i " c. F. tumple,
Olficu phono 211. Re3. phone 217
L. C . DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDounld Bank Building.
f
A
Welcome a
Good Cigar
And a good cigar moans ono niado
at tho Schmalzrled factory. Our rop
utntlon as a maker o fgood cigars In
North Platto extends hack thirty years.
ir wo did not mnko good cigars wo
would hnvo been forced to closo tho
factory years ago. If you havo not
been smoking Schmalzrlcd's Cigars It
Is not too late to begin.
J. F, Schmalaried.
DHJtltYlJEHRY & rOIUJES,
Licensed Embnlmcrs
UnilertnlicrH nnd Funeral Directors
Day Fhone 234.
Night Phono Black 688.
Hois an
Gatt
Bought nnd highest market
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red 030 Office 459
C. H. WALTERS.
r.7tf
JULIUS MOOENSEN. "SlOAL)
City Clerk.
To OeorKt; LeUloyt, owner of Lot 8 To Michael C. Harrington owner of
block 4G. Lt 1. Block 75. .,.,.
The owners of property on tho west Tho owners of property on tho west
side of Onk street, between tith and nth of "trout between 8th and
streets are hereby notified that tho l'th streets, nro hereby notl led that tlio
Mayor and Council of the City of North Mayor and Council of tho City or North
l'latte, Lincoln county, Nebraska, pass l'latte, Lincoln county. Nebraska, pass
ed and approved nn ordinance on tho il and approved an ordinance on tho
mil .Iqv nt i,.r. Kin ,.-.i,.i .. i.i,. nth iinv nf .limn. 1'Jl.l ordorlni; a side
walk adjolnlne their said premises, to walk udjolnlns their said promises, to
bo constructed as to lino and Kratle, nnd be constructed ns to line and tfrade, and
of permanent material, as provided In "t permanent materlnl as provided in
tho Keneral ordinances of said city, the general ordinances of said city,
reKuiaiiiiK mo construction ot Slue- rcnumuiiB me wuhbh uunuu o.xu
i'r.llru In unl.t nltv vi-.iIUm ttl Kflld CltV.
Unless said waik Is constructed by Unless said walk Is constructed by
vou alonir tho oast side of snid lot . you nlont; tho oast side of lot 1, block
block 45. owned by you, In accordance 75, owned by you. In accordanco with
i.lt1i uuld nv.llnnnr.AU ttrt ir lt..f.v... IVin Ulllll Orrl I rill HCriH. On OT before tllO 7 111
7th day of Octolwr. 11)16, tho samo will day of October, 11)15, tlio samo will bo
be constructed by said city and the constructed by said city and the costs
cost asKtmsed upon tho said lot own- ussesMBd upon the sa d lot ownod by
d by you adjoining whlcb tho sam you adjoining which the wiiw shall bo
snail ue constructed, coimtruuteu. ,..,,,,,
C. P. TICMPLK, C. P. TKMPLK.
(SEAL) City Clerk 8RAL) City Clerk,
Not 21 Hospital Hut u Homo
Nurso Hrowit 3IomorIal Ilospital
1008 .West 4th St., North Platto, Neb.
.Ilrs. .llargarct Hall, Siiperlntcndunt.
.Miss Tela l'Icknrd, Craduate Xnrse.
Dr. J. S. Twincin,
lMiys.IcIan ami Surgeon
Host for llumanlly's Cure Orlilclal
Surgery with llomeopalhlc Medi
cine for Acute and Chronic Disease.
NOTICE OF LNCOM'OUATION.
Notlco Is horeby given that tho un
dersigned, havo formed a corporation
under tho namo of "Tlio North Platto
Oenoral Hospital," with Its principal
placo of business in North Platto,
Lincoln county, Nebraska. Tho gen
eral nnturo of Its business Is tho own
ing, operating, lind maintaining of a
general hospital, tho leasing, purchas
ing ami maintaining of such buildings
and real cstato as may bo necessary
ror that purpose, tho amount of tho
capital stock Is Ono Thousand 00.100
($1,000.00) Dollars, ' Six Hundred
00.100 ($000.00) Dollnrs, o which has
been pnid in cash, balance to bo paid
as tho Board of Directors may deslg
nato, and tho tlmo of tho commence
ment of said business is tho 1st day
of August, 1015. and shall contlnuo for
a period of twenty yenrs. Tho high
est amount of Indebtedness to which
tlio Corporation sliall subject itself
at any tlmo Is tho sum of Six Hundred
sixty-six CC.100 (SGGG.GG) Dollars. Tho
affairs of tho Corporation shall bo
conducted hy a president, vlco-presl-dont,
secretary and treasurer.
Dated this 1st day of August, 1915.
JOHN S. SIMMS,
OEOHGH H. DENT,
JOSIAH H. ItEDFIELD,
VORHEES LUCAS.
.Vol Ice to Contractors
You nro horby notflled that scaled
bids will bo received by tlio Director,
Leonard Laubnor, of School District
No. 33 In Lincoln County, Nebraska, at
tlio offico of Boolor & Crosby, In North
Platto, Nebraska, up until 1 o'clock
p. m. of tlio 11th day of Septombor,
1915, for tho erection nnd completion
of a four room brick and ro-onforcod
concrete school liouso at O'Fallon,
Lincoln county, Nebrnska.
Such bids must bo nccompnnlod by
certified chock In tho sum of Ono Hun
dred fifty 00.100 ($150.00) Dollars,
payablo to Henry Fulk, Treasurer of
School District No. 33 in Lincoln
County, Nebraska, which .will bo for
feited If tho person to whom tho con
tract Is awarded, falls to ontor into
tlio Contract.
Tho School Board reserves tho right
to roject any and all bids.
Plans nnd specifications may bo ex
amined at tho offico of Bert M. Rey
nolds, Architect, North Platte, Ne
braska. Bids will bo opened nt the offico of.
Beolor & Crosby, North Platto, Ne
braska, at 1 o'clock P. M. of snld day.
LEONARD LAUBNLR,
al.'l-lw Director.
SOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Depart in cn( of the Interior,
Serial No. O.VUS
U. S. Land Offco nt North Platto, Neb.,
August 5, 1915. C."
Notco is hot'oby given fhat Syril II.
Kdls. of North Platto. Nebraska, who.
on Novombcr 21, 1911, mndo Hqfiicstcad
Entry No. 05318, for Ej nndM3Vi ot
W Sections, Township 11 N Rnngo
29 W., Gth Principal Meridian.- has
filed notlco of Intention to mnlCQ filial
throe year Proof, to establish yClalm
to tho land abovo described, before
tho Register and Receiver ntiNrotli
Platto, Nebraska, on tho Gth day of
October, 1915. -
Clalmnnt names as witnesses? F. C.
Whoolor, of Hlgnoll, Nobr., William
Holdorness, of North Platte, Nobr.,
Jcsso Hlghbergor, of North Platto,
Nobr., Harry Stovcns, of Hlgncll, Nobr.
alO-Cw J. E. EVANS. Rtglstor.
To Mliiulo IC. Mcfiulro, owner of lot 1,
Hlock 20.
Tlio owners of property on the west
sldo of Willow street, botweon 11th
nnd 1-tli streets, aro hereby notified
that tho .Mayor and Council of tho City
of North Platte, Lincoln county, Ne
braska, passed and approved' an ordi
nance on the 1 S tlx day of June, 11)13.
orderlnw a sltlownlk ndjolnln? thoir Haiti
premises, to bo constructed as to lino
and Krado, and of permanent material,
as provided in tho Keneral orillnnucoH
of said city, regulating tho construe-
you nlotiK tlio east sldo of lot 1, block
titiii or sniewniKH in said city.
ruiesH said walk is constructed by
20. owned by vou. In accordanco with
said ordinances, on or before tho 7th
day of Oetobor, 191C, tlio samo will bo
constructed by said city and tho coats
assessed upon said lot owned by you
adjoinliiK which the samo shall be
constructed.
C. P. TKJ.1PL13.
(SEAL) City Clerk.
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