Semi-Weekly Tribune
IltA L. BAKK, Editor nnd Publisher.
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Entered at North Platto, Nebraska,
PostoOlco ns Second Class Matter.
TUKSDAY, JULY 11, li)l.
1'iirgln (Jlven Thirty Days
Growing weary of staying In Jail
awaiting trial rrt. the November torm
of district court, Cyrus Pnrgln,
charged with disposing of liquor con
trary to law, plead guilty boforo Judc
Groincs Snturduy forenoon and was
sontone'ed to thirty days In Jail. At
tho preliminary hearing May 13th In
tho county court ho had pleadod not
guilty, but his Incarceration becamo
so tiresome that ho concluded to "fess
up" and take whatever doso tho Jndgo
administered rather than stay thoro
until November and then have a fur
ther sentence to serve. By pleading
guilty ho has saved himself ninety days
of confinement.
LINCOLN COUNTY DKMOCKATS
JIEKT I.N CONVENTION
Harry YVnltcniufli Injured
Harry Waltemath, while working
on his father's car Saturday, sovored
two arteries In his wrht and became
unconscious through less of blood. He
was using a wrench and as he put on his
full strongth It slipped and his -wrist
struck a sharp edgo on the car, cutting
a deep gash. Ho started for the house
but fell in a faint. He was rushed to
a hospital and placed under tho in
iluencc of an enostehotlc for an hour
whllo the wound was drossed. Had
not assistance been promptly rendered
he might havo bled to death.
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Many Hall Louses
W. II. C. Woodhurat returned Sun
day from Lodgo Polo whoro ho went
to adjust hall losses. Ho adjusted sev
enty claims, tho losses running from
six to ninety 'per cont. Ho says tho
Western Adjustment Company, with
thirty men In tho Held, had up to July
1st adjusted over eleven hundred hall
lossos In tho state. Spring wheat in
tho Lodgo Polo section Is nearly a to
tal Ions by nason of dry weather, and
fall wheat has been more or less ef
fected by tho same cause.
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Coast to Const on High
Among tho tourists In town Sunday
was tho ndvanco car which Is running
ahead of the Pathfinder twin six which
Is to bo driven from coast to coast on
high gear. This twin six left San
Diego, Cal at noon July 3d and Is ex
pocted to reach North Platto tho latter
port of this week. No attempt at fast
running is bolng made, tho object of tho
trip being to learn If the ear can cross
tho mountains, travol tho sand and
plow through mud without changing
gears.
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County Ncwh
Miss Graco Wray, of Dickens, has
gone to Salt Lako to spond the sum
mer.
Tho Httlo sen of Frank Hongon, who
lives near Dickens, was severely In
Jured when he fell from a horse.
Low Whltnioro, living six miles
northwest of Dickens, lost his houso
by fire last wcok.
"Walter Gartroll, of Somerset, who
was thrown-in front of a harrcw somo
tlmo ago and badly Injured, Is well on
tho way to rocovory.
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Fifth Regiment (Sees South.
Tho Fifth reglmont, of which North
Platto Company E Is a party loft Lin
coln Sunday afternoon for tho Mexl
can bordor. At tho tlmo of leaving
tho men did not know tholr dostina
tlon.
Sovoral of the boys have promised
10 write Tho Trlbuuo when onnortun
Ity prosonts, but It is probablo that
they will lio quite busy for a tlmo aftor
roacmng tho bordor lino.
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Howard for Stray Hogs.
Strayed from Wallace, Neb., In tho
direction or Sutherland, Neb., about a
wook ago, two Pointer pups about a
year old, color chocolato and whllo
spotted. Will respond to names of Rln
and Rock, Rock bolng lamo In right
nip. wm givo uncial roward for tho r
roturn or any Information that will
lead to their location. If found wiro
mo at my oxponso.
51-2 A. J. KARRAKIOR, Wallace Neb.
Hull Team Will Tnko Trln
Tho NGrth Platto bull team leaves
Friday on a week's trln durinc which
thoy will play Bridgeport on tho 16th,
luiu ami lutn nnil Kcotts Bluff on tho
17th and 18th. Thoy will reach home
July 20th, and on Sunday and Monday,
.Tlllv 03,1 riml "MM, m MI 1., ,M. cn.;
tun lli'V IIIU UIU
toga team of Lincoln.
Thirty-seven delegates representing
about on-thlrd of tho precincts of the
county, met In convention at tho court
houao Satutday afternoon, heard an
address by J. J. Halllgau, appointed
pleven dolegaios to the stato conven
tion, passed resolutions endorsing
President Wilson, the democratic con
gross, the state administration and
Keith Neville nnd tho county ticket.
The meeting was a most harmonious
one, the culy ripple of friction came
when Sam Reynolds objected to the
plank endorsing the rural credit bill
passed by congress. Ho moved to
strike out that particular paragraph
for the reason, ho said, that so far as
the hural credit nffected tho farmer It
was a farce. But Sam was largely In
the minority and the plank s-tnod as
written.
Tho convention was called to order
by County Chairman Streltz, and J. J.
Halllgnn elected chairman. Upon tak
ing the chair Mr. Ilalligau attempted
to arouso somo enthusiasm hy alluding
to tho alleged good things tho demo
cratic party had performed during the
past three and one-half years, and the
excellent 'prospocts for Wilson's re
election, but tho hearts of tho demo
crats present seemed to havo turned
to stone and not a murmor of applause
was given the chairman. Mr. Hallt
gan's remarks, viewed from a demo
cratic standpoint, were good and should
have created enthusiasm, but perhaps
tho temperature of tho room prohibit
ed undue exortion cf lungs or body.
Attorney Lesllo Basklns was elected
secretary, committees on credentials
and resolutions were appointed, nnd
when the credential .00111111111000 re
ported tho temporary organization was
made pormunent. It was then moved
that an informal ballot for delcgntes
to tho stato convention, to bo held at
Hastings, July 25th, bo taken, and
when this was accomplished it was tho
sense of tho convention that tho oloven
receiving tho highest vote bo declared
tho delegates. Thoso recolving the
moot votes wcro: J. J. Halligan, J. G.
Beolor, Thos. Ilcaley, Roy Cochran,
I. R. Wmlte, Wm. Bentty, R. A.
Frame, J. T. Shields. Tom Marcott.
G. N. Glbbs and F. A. Johnson.
Alternates Dr. McCabo, Henry
Fulk, Earl Brownflold, M. E. Scott,
E. D, Murphy, A. Abcrcromblo. W. W.
Hunter, W. R. Malonoy, I. E. Ware, S.
S. Reynolds and A.F. Strcltz.
iho resolution adopted commended
tho democratic congress for passing
acts that are for tho good of the peo
ple, particularly tho federal reserve
and tho rural credit acts; congratu
lated tho democrats of tho stute upon
having as Its standard bearer such a
sterling young Imslnea man and pro
gressive democrat as Keith Noville; re
affirmed their boiler in the goodness
of the lultlativo and referendum; be
lieved that stato wldeprohlbltlon should
bo settled by the people, to whom It
has boon referred, and pledged tho can
didates of tho party to abldo by the
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iiuujwiuu 01 iiiu voiors; rccommcuucu
and endorsed all stato and county candidates.
Upon motion J. G. Beoler was elect
ed chairman of the county central
committee and Leslie Buskins secretary.
Tho ccTivontion then adjourned ind
tho dologutes went to tho various soda
fountnlns and ordered unformented
grape Juice a rothor unusual drink
lor a g. ju -Ij.i j.rai uvt undo neces
sary by the dry conditions of tho town.
Mtmbcred nmong tho delegates were
such old war horses as Col. BUI Bcut-
ty, Col. Jim Whito, Cel. Henry Fulk
nnd Col. Tom Marcott, who fight for
democratic principles without hone
of roward other than that which thoy
will receive at the hands of good old
St. Petor.
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Card of Thanks
We wish to oxpress our most sin
cere thanks to friends, and particu
larly to Mrs. Curtis Illnmna and Mrs.
Juntos Frazlor, for tho Kind assistance
rendered us following tno death of our
son, and for iloral tributes.
MR. and MRS. W. D. WALDO.
Master Donald Carson was takon ill
last wcok with measlos.
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County mid Nolgborhooil N'ows.
Ogalalla will on August 8th vote on
a proposition to lauo $0,000 In bonds
to construct a sawor Bystom.
Jako Coloman, ono of tho earliest set
tlors of Gaslln precinct, died Thurs
day of last wcok. lie had beon In poor
health for Bovoral months.
E. M. F. Lollnng and A. E. Grantham
havo sold tholr Interest in tho Dawson
County Nntional Bank at Lexington
to G. E. Hammer and J. B. Woods. The
formor will bo presidont and tho lat
ter cashier. Mr. Ledang was founder
or tno institution nnd Mr. Grantham
now an olTIelnl position for tiwonty
six years.
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C. J. McNamura spout Sunday in
Uothonburg.
S. E. Anderson, of Sutherland, trans
acted buslnoss nt tho court houso
Saturday.
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Notice of Petition
Estato No. 1420 of Carrlo E. Marti, do
ceased, in tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska
Tho Stato of Nobrnska, To all por
sons Interested In said estato tako
notlco that a petition has boon riled foi
the prouato of tho last will and testn
moi.t of Carrlo 13, Marti, deceased and
tho appointment of Fred Marti aB ex
ccutor of said will, which has boon set
for hoarlng heroin on August 4, 101G, at
9 o clock a. in.
Dated July 8, 191C.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
J11J28 County Judge,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Orra Salior spent tho week end
In Ilershoy on business,
Mrs. A. E. Erlckson has returned
front a visit in oustcrn points,
Leo Hart, of Brady, visltod with lo
cal frlondu the lnttot part of last wr .
Lost Gold Watch Fob. Plcaso re
turn to this olflco and receive reward.
Conductor W. S. Leon, who has been
seriously 111 for somo time, Is Im
proving. Mrs. Steve Baldwin returned Friday
evening from Omaha and other eastern
points.
Miss Leda Holllday, of Kansas Cl.y,
Is visiting this woek with Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Mann.
Mrs. Emily Coates returned last ov
enlng from Omaha whoro she visit
ed tho Baker family.
Tho Catholic Girls' club will bo en
tertained this evening by Misses Ed
na and Alice Sullivan.
Miss Eunice Brogan, of Paxton, ro
lurncd home after viultlng Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Murphy.
The county teachors' examinations
will bo hold nt tho high school audi
torium July 27th and 28th.
Mrs. R. II. Langford loft Saturday
morning for Laramie and Green River
to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. E. Zeibort left Friday after
noon for Watertown, S. D to visit the
homo folks for several weeks.
Mrs. Fred Hanlon, who had been vis
iting lit tho eastern pnrt of tho state,
canto homo Friday evening.
Tho Rebeknli lodge held n spoclal
meeting Friday evening after which
they held a luncheon at tho Gent.
Mrs. Laura Schaffcr, of Dickens, lias
returned homo after visiting friends
here tho greater part of last week,
John Monroo is expected to return
front Laramie this weok aftor visiting
with Edward and Henry Robhausen.
Mrs. Welborn, of Durangc, Colo.,
foimorly of this city, enmo a few days
ago to visit her son for a week or long
er. Mrs, Kinman, of Cozad, loft Friday
afternoon for homo after visiting her
daughter Mrs. James Dcram for some
tlmo.
Miss Genevieve Jcffcrs returned the
latter part of last' week from Sa.i
Fraivcisco whoro she visited with her
aunt. '
Theodore Tottenhoft and family re
turned tho latter part of last week from
a visit of several weeks In Ft. Madison,
Iowa.
Miss Alma Slump returned to Suth
erland Friday evening, aftor visiting
her cousin, Miss Matu Paulson, for a
week.
Miss Minnie Rudat ltft the latter
part of last week for Hastings where
she will visit her brother for several
weeks.
For Farm Loans Beo or write Gene
Crook, room 3, Waltemath building,
North Platto. 41tf
Mrs. M. II. Mischko and children,
whp visited relatives In eastern points
for somo time, canto homo 'Friday ev
ening. Miss Cutherino Feather, of Ogalalla.
returned homo Saturday morning after
visiting with her sister, Mrs.' Edward
Weaton.
Frank Winklcman and son Dick, of
Fremont havo gono homo aftor visit
ing the former's daughter Mrs. Jack
Carroll.
Georgo E. Johnston, state civil engi
neer of Lincoln, spoilt the week end
horo on business with Engineer Mc
Namara. James Frllo and mother of Over
ton, who visited Mrs. P. J. Norrls and
family for ten days loft the lattor part
of last weok.
Dr. J. B. Redileld returned tho lat
ter part of last nvcek from Omaha
ivhorc ho accompanied William Gaunt
to a hospital.
No. :moij niaroiiT of t his condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At North riatto, In the Stnto ot Nobraska at tho closo of business Juno 30th,
' , ,, RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts (oxcopt thoso aho.vn on l) $511,217.84
Total loana fB14.247.Sl
Ovordrafts, unsecured 411.57
U. H. bonds doposltod to aoouro circulation (par value) f 100,000.00
U. S. bonds plodgod to socuro U. S. doposlts (par valuo) 1,000.00
Total U. S. bonds , 101,000.00
Bonds othor than U. S. bonds pledgod to socuro postal
savings doposlts , 20,000.00
Securltlos other than U. S, bonds (not Including stocks)
ownctf unpledged 2S, 420.01
Total bonds, soaurlttos, otc 54,420.94
Subscription to stoolc of FcdortU Reservo bank 0,000.00
Loss amount unpaid , 4,600 4.500.00 4,600.00
Valuo of banking houso (If unoncumborod) 20,142.60
Equity In banking houso 20,142.50
Furniture and ilxturos 3,000.00
Hoal estate owned othor than banking houso 11,600.00
Nut amount duo from Federal Hoservo Hank 18,253.05
Not amount duo from npproved resorvo agents In Now
York, Chicago nnd St. Louis 3,055.41
Not amount duo from nDDrovcd rosorfj aironts In other
reserve cities 77,032.74
Not amount duo from banks and bankers (othor than
Included In 10 or 11)
Othor checks on banks In tho eamo city or town as re
porting bank
Fractional currency, ntckloB and conts ,'
Notes of othor national banks
Fodornl llcsorvo notes 1
Coin and cortlllcntcs
Legal-tender notes
Redemption fund with U. 8. Troasuror and duofromU.
S. Troasuror
80,088.18
2.04C.1S
1,307.83
219.02
3S0.00
, 20.00
22,045.40
6,230.00
5,000.00
Total fS4R,102.51
LIABILITIES.
Capital stook paid In
Surplus fund
Undivided profits . 23,220.10
Loss curroht oxpensoH Interest and tnxus paid 7,151.55
Circulating notes outstanding
Net amount duo to banks and bunkers (othor than in
cluded In 20 or 30)
Domnnd deposits:
Individual doposlts subject to check.-
CortltlcatoH of deposit duo In Icbh than 30 days
Ccrtlilod chocks
Cashlor'a chocks outstanding .1
United Statoa deposits
Postal savings doposlts
Total demand doposlts, Itoms 33, 34, 35, 30, 37. 38,
30 and 40 c, 308,561.84
Time deposits (payablo aftor 30 days, or subject to 30
days or moro notlco):
Certificates of deposit
Total ot tlmo deposits, Itoma 40, 41, 42 jind 43 144.09S.CC
$100,000.00
60,000.00
10,074.65
100,000.00
35,407.50
309,377.74
13,811.35
210.00
2,860,01
1,000.00
11,305,81
144.99S.5C
Totnl IS45.102.51
Stato of Nebraska, County of Lincoln, as:
I, F. L. Moonoy, Cashier of the above named bank,- do solemnly swear that
tho abovo statement la truo to the boat of my knowledge nnd bellof.
. ... . F. I MOONEY, Cashlor.
Correct Attoot:
H. V. SEEIJEnaEH
HAY C. LANQFORI)
JOHN J. 1IALLIOAN
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to boforo me this 7th dny of July, 1016,
N. E. BUCKLEY, Notary Public.
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Telephone Your
Grocery orders to 32
They will given prompt and
careful attention.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Clock North of Postoffice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for th
scientific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement case3.
Completely equipped X-Rny
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent, M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J. B. Rcdfield, M. D. J. S.Simms, M.D
Miss M. Sieman, Supl.
Quality Not Quantity
Wo make cigars In the small and In
tho regular sizes preferring to use
quality tobacco In proferenco to quan
tity. W uso only tho best tobacco
for filler and wrapper and our cus
tomers are always satisfied. We han
dle a large lino of smokers' artlcloii,
our display of pipes being especially
large.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued
from tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nobraska, upon a decreo of
foreclosure rendered In said Court
wherein David W. Daggett is plaintiff,
and Elmer Daggett et al are defend
ants and to mo directed, I will on the
22nd day of July, 1916, at 2 o'clock p.
m., nt the cast front door of tho Court
Houso In North Platte, Lincoln Coun
ty Nebraska, soil at Public Auction to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
said decree, interest and costs, tho fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
southeast quarter (SBVi) of Sec
tion Ten (10), In Township Twelve
(12), North of RattKo Thirty (30). West
of tho Sixth Principal Meridian, in Lin-
coin uounty, Nebraska.
Dated North Platto, Neb., Juno lCth,
191G.
A. J. SALISBURY,
U9-J21 Sheriff.
NOTICE I'OIt 11IDS.
Notlco Is hornliv elvnn ttinf aonlod
bids will bo received at tho offico of
tno city clerk of North Platto,. No
braska, up to flvo o'clock p. m., July
18th, 191G, for the construction of a
lateral sower in Sewor District "Q 2"
and in said city according to tho plans
and specifications now on filo In tho
offico of tho city clerk of said city.
Approximate estimate of cost of
sowor lateral as por report of city en
gineer Is $1,09.00.
Local labor to be employed ns far as
possible.
Certified check on local bank of fivo
por cont of amount bid will bo requir
ed to insure entering into contract.
Satisfactory bond to bo givon when
contract Is signed.
Mayor and council reserve right to
roject any or nil bids.
By ordor of tho city council.
O. E. ELDER,
J '-18 City Clork.
NOTICE roil BIDS.
Notlco Is hereby given that sealed
bids will bo received at tho offico of
tho city clerk of North Platto, Nebras
ka, up to flvo o'clock p. m July 18th,
191C, for tho construction of a lateral
sower In Sowor District "S" and In
said cltv according in thn nl nnn nmf
specifications now on filo In tho office
of the city clork of said city.
Approximate estlmato of cost ot
sowor latoral as per report of city en
gineer Is $3,187.00.
Local labor to bo employed as far
as practicable.
Cortlflod check on local bank ot fivo
por cont of amount or bid will bo ro
qulrod'fb insuro entering Into con
tract. Satisfactory bond to bo given when
contract Is signed.
Mayor and council rosorvo right to
reject any or all bids.
By order ot tho city council.
O. E. ELDER,
J4-18 City Clork.
FIRE, TORNADO,
HAIL INSURANCE
0. H. Thoelecke.
AHTH'M4J OF I.NXOKIMMIATIOX lF
tin: i.K.vniiit siniiCAXTii.u com-
I'A.W."
Kihmv All Mi-n liy 'I'll cue I'rPNfiitNt . ,
That wo, Julius I'lzer, J. K, Norson,
Anna I'lzer lo associate ournelvoB to
gether for the purpose of forming and
becoming a Corporation In tho State of
Nobrnska, for tho transaction of busi
ness horolnnfter named.
FIItST: The name of tho corporation
shnll be "Tho Leader Morcautllo Com
pany," and tho principal placo of trans
acting Its business shnll bo In tho City
of North IMatte. County or Lincoln,
State of Nebraska.
SECOND. Tho naturo of tho busi
ness to bo transacted by said Corpora
tion shall be u Konoral mercantile bus
iness, the buyluir and selling of dry
goods, ladles' and gents' clothing, la
dles' nnd gents' furnishing goods, boots,
shoes, rugs and carpets, and all such
other morchandlso as nro generally
kept In a store of tho nature nnd char
acter such uh this corporation expects
to engage In operating.
THUtlJ. Tho lcnslng or erection and
maintaining of such buildings and
struetmos ns may bo deemed necossary,
and to purchnsc real estate as a site
therefore, If doomed necessary, and tho
transacting of any other business as
may be necessary to carry out tho pur
poso of this corportlon.
FOUIITI1: The authorized cnpltal
stock of said Corporation shall bo thir
ty thousand ($30,000) dollars, In shares
of one Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each,
to be subscribed nnd paid by the stock
holders as required by tho Hoard of
Directors, but the corporation shall bo
n iiMmi'lTnil tn iln business when tho COl'-
"pbrators herein namod shall havo sub
scribed tor sumcieni biock iu iy uiu
Invoice price of the goods and merchan
dise in the store known as "Tho L.cnl
or," now owned nnd operated by ono or
tho corporators herein, .Hilius Plzer.
FIFTH: Tho existence or this cor
poration shall commence on the 10th
day or July, 1916, and continue during
a period of flvo years.
SIXTH: Tho business or this cor
poration shall bo conducted by the vice
president, gcnernl ninnagor and treas
urer, hcrelnarter named; Julius Plzer
shall bo presidont, J. 13. Nelson vice
president, general manager and troas
er; and Anna I'lzer ahall bo secretary,
and the stockholders shall ns soon ns
the corporation Is organized moot nnd
nnd by a unanimous vote elect a board
or directors of two In number, such
board of directors to conduct the busi
ness or tho corporation: In case ot Inca
pacity or death or any ono or the otft
cors hereinbefore, named, and such
board of directors to havo no power to
elect any othor officers except in case
of disability or death of any ono or tho
oMcers horotorore named.
SEVENTH : Special meetings or the
stockholders may be held upon call or
the president or a majority or the.
board or directors upon a written no
tice, signed by tho president, to each or
tho stockholders, at tho last known
postofflcc address, setting forth the ob
ject and purpose of the mooting, and
such meeting shall bo held In tho office
of tho corporation in tho city or North
Platte, Lincoln county, Nebraska.
EIGHTH: Tho regular meeting or
the stockholders shall bo held on tho
first Monday or January or each year,
at tho offico or principal place or bus
iness or said corporation, and the
board or directors shall meot ror n
trnornl discussion or tho business of
the corporation with the orficers there
of on tlm first Monday of each month.
NINTH: Tho president of said cor
poration shall preside at the meeting
of the board of directors.
TENTH: The highest amount of In
debtedness to which the vlce-presldont,
general mnnager nnd treasurer shall
have power to bind the corporation
shall bo forty per cent of the capital
stock of the corporation outstanding,
but tho board of directors, by a unani
mous vote, may authorize an Indebted
ness to bn Incurred to tho extent or two
thirds or the cnpltal stock then out
ing. KLiEVF.NTH: The board or direc
tors shnll by unanimous consent adopt
n oornornte seal.
TWELFTH: The stockholders mny
voto In person or by proxy duly auth
orized In writing, nnd all meetings of
the stockholders each share or stock
shall be entitled to oho vote, and a voto
of tho majority or the shares shall in
all cases control, except tho same bo
contrnry to tho provisions or theso artl-
THirtTEENTII: These articles or
incorporation may be amended by the
mutual consent or all or tho stock
holders or the corporation.
FOlHtT ET3NTH : If at any tlmo a
dispute arises between the stockhold
ers or this corporation or between tho
members or tho board or directors In
referoncc to the Interpretation of theso
nrtloles of Incorporation, reference
Bhall bo had to a certain contract this
day entered Into between tho snld J. E.
Nelson, nnd Julius Plzer for tholr tlmo,
moaning nnd Intent.
In Witness "Whereof the said parties
havo hereunto set their hands this 30th
dny of March 191C.
JULH'S PIZEH,
J. E. NELSON,
ANNIE PIER.
Stato or Nobraska, Lincoln County, ss:
On this 30th day or March, 1916, bo
foro mo, Josoph O. feeler, a Notary
Public, duly commissioned, qualified for
nnd residing In snld county, personally
enmo tho abovo named, Julius Plzer, J.
E. Nelson, nnd Anna Plzer, who nro
personally known to mo to bo the
Identical porsons whose names aro af
fixed to the foregoing Instruction, and
they sovorally acknowledged the exe
cution of said Instrument to bo their
voluntnry act and deed for the pur
poso therein expressed.
In "Witness "Whereof I have hereunto
sot my bnnd nnd affixed my Notarial
seal tho day and year last abovo wrlt-
' JOSEPH O. HEELER,
Notary Public.
Notice.
In tho District Court lof Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska.
William Robb, plaintiff, vs. Cornelia
L. Wright and , Wright, her husband,
first and real name unknown, defend
ants. Tho defendants Cornelia L. Wright
and Wright, her husband, first and
real name unknown, will tako notlco
that upon tho 16th day. of June, A. D.
1910, tho plaintiff herein file.l his pe
tition in tho district court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, against said de
fendants and each of them, tho object
and prayer of said petition being to
havo the title of tho Northeast quar
ter of Section 20, Township 13 North,
Rango 33, West ot tho Gth P, M. In Lin
coln County, Nebraska, quieted In said
plaintiff as against a certain tax fore
closure, becauso of ,tho faot that said
palntlff has been In tho open, notori
ous, exclusive, continuous, adverse
and hostile possession of said land un
dor a tnx deed for moro than ton years
next prior to tho commencement of this
action. Plaintiff prays to havo tho foe
simple tltlo therein quieted In him
and for such other and further relief
In tho premises as may bo deemed
proper by tho court.
You nnd each of you aro required
to answor snld petition on or before the
31st dny of July, 191G.
WILLIAM ROBB,
By Muldoon & Oborst,
J20J14 His Attorneys.
MINNESOTA 3IUTUAL
INSURANCE CO.
Founded 1SS0.
LIFE
It's the household word In Western
Nebraska. It's Old Line, the best mon
ey can buy. It's what you need, for a
savings bank and Insurance that In
sures. They all buy It.
"There is a Jleason"
For furthor Information
Phone, call or address
J. E. SEBASTIAN, State Agent,
The Old Lino Man
NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA.
DEKltYBEHItY!" & EOItBES,
Licensed Emlmlniers
Undertakers nnd Funeral Directors
Day Phono 234.
Night Phono Black 688.
Notlco of Incorporation.
Notlco is hereby given of tho lucor-1-poration
of tho Country Club lof North
Platto, Nebr., iwhoso principal placo
of transacting Its business will bo In
tho City it North Platto, Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
Tho general naturo of tho business
to bo transacted will bo tho main
taining of suitablo grounds and build
ings for a Country Club, and tho buy
ing, acquiring, leasing, holding, mort
gaging, selling, suit-letting of such
real and personal property, as may be
necessary or sultab'.o to tho carrying
on of tho business of this corporation,
and tho doing of all othor things nec
essary, incident, or suitablo, to the ac
complishment of tho purposes of ithis
corporation.
Tho amount of Capital Stock shall be
ten thousand djoJlars ($10,000.00), di
vided Into four hundred shares of thtf
par value of twony-five dollars ($25.00)
each, which shares of stock shall bo
subscribed for, Issued and paid in, as
tho Board of Directors of this Cor
poration may determine.
This corporation shall commence
business on tho first day of Juno, 1916,
and shall terminate on tho first day
of June, I960, unless sooner dissolved
by tho mutual consent of tho Share
Holders. ?
Tho highest amount of Indebtedness
or liability to which this Corporation
shall at any time subject Itself, shall
not exceed two-thirds of tho amount
of its capital stock
The affairs of this Corporation shall
bo conducted and managed by a Board
of Directors, not less ithan five in
number all of whom shall bo stock
holders of this, corpoatlon.
The officers of said board and of
this Corporation, shall bo a President,
a Vice President, a Secretary, and a
Treasurer. Said Board of Directors
and Officers shall bo elected or chos
en and hold office in tho manner pro
vided and directed in tho by-laws of
this corporation.
These Articles of Incorporation may
be amended, altered, or repealed by
tho Stockholders of this corporation,
at any meeting of tho Stockholders,
regularly called In accordance "with
tho by-yaw, vtrovldedl three-fourth
of tho stock Issued and outstanding
voto in favor thereof.
In witness whorcof, -wo have af
fixed our names hereto, this 23rd lay
of May, 1916.
W. H. McDONALD,
L. C. STURGES,
M. E. SCOTT.
STATE OF NEBRASKA,)
County of Lincoln. )
On this 23rd day of May, 191G, be
fore me, C. F. Strauss, Notary Public
In and for said county, personally ap
peared the above named, W. H. McDon
ald, L. C. Sturgcs, and M. E. Scott,
who aro personally known ito mo to
bo the Identical persons whoso neames
aro affixed to tho above articles, as
parties thereto, and they sevorally ac
knowledged tho instrument to be their
voluntary act and deed.
Witness my hand itlto date aforesaid.
C. F. STRAUSS,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
My commission expires May 11, 1921.
STATI3.MKXT OF TIIJ3 COXDITIOX OF
IWUTUAL BUILDING &
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
uayNobrrtJlune?V!fi6NcbraSkn' n tho 30thw
Uvrtlllcnte IVo. .'12. V
. ASSETS
l'irat mortgage loans $766,600.00
Loans on stock or pass book
socurlty 10,000.00
ileal estate, olllco 29,351 SI
Heal estate sold on contract 1,834.70
cash jj) gog go
Delinquent interest, nncs, etc!, '512'.30
Furniture nnd fixtures 1,017.37
Total $829,148.00
, t LIABILITIES
tuning stock and dividends. $343,649.03
Paid-up stock and dividends. 435,900.00
"eseryo fund 10,600.00
Undivided profits 32,954.57
Advance interest 44.40
Total $829,14S.00
ItrcelptM nnd Kx-peitdltureH for the Yenr
lOndliiK .In JUKI,
, RECEIPTS
Cash on hand last report.... $ 19,131. 10
Dues (running stock) ...... 109,631.00
Paid-up Btock 142,000.00
Mortgage payments 80,388.15
Stock loan payments 3,678 39
Ileal estato sales 1,558.01
I'lcst G4114.90
J InCB '(j55 i0
Membership and trnnsrer Tees 457'6o
Rents nnd ollice building re
ceipts i onij n
Foreclosure account '263'.37
Af , TOVsiVu.SEJVENTS-?7Ii;
W
Withdrawals running stock '',UU,UU
and dividends 31 803 10
Withdrawals paid-up stock.. S6,300'oo
Withdrawals dividend on
pnld-up stock 23,915.89
nnlarles o 075 00
Othor expenses '382IC7
Foreclosure account 92.75
Cash on hand 19,828 82
Ollice building 85.00
a. . .T.01 $413,183.59
State of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
I, buinuel Goozeo Secretary or the
abovo named Association, do solemnly
swear that tho foregoing Statement or
the condition or said Association, Is trurj
and correct to tho best or my knowl-T
edge nnd bellof. SAMUEL QOOZEE,
r. , . Secretary.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before mo
this 5th dny or July, 1916.
FRANK BUCHANAN.
,, , , , Notary Public.
My Commission expires June 9th. 1919
Approved:
OEO. W. FINN.
V. VON flOETZ,
J. I'. LARSON.
Directors.
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