Serai-Weekly Tribune
Vote for ONE For Clerk of the District Court
I EVERETT WARE ... Democrat
I GEO. E. PROSSER .Ropublicnn
Vote for ONE For County Treasurer
I I R. A. FRAME Eftiftocrnt
I S. M. SOUDER .......Rcimblicnn
Vote for ONE For County Superintendent
AILEEN GANTT . Republican
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Vote for ONE For County Sheriff
I I GY RUSSELL . - ;.. Democrat
I A. J. SALISBURY. :....Republican k
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Vote for ONE For County Attorney
I I GEO. N GIBBS Democrat
,"1 P..R. ILVLLIGAN Republican
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Vote for ONE ' For County Surveyor
PI B. L. COCHRAN. Democrat
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Voto for ONE For County Commissioner, 1st District
1 I P. W. IIERMINGIIAUSEN Democrat
I I I. L. MILTONBERGER Republican
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, Voto for ONE For County Commissioner, 3rd District
I I P. A. ANDERSON.......... Democrat
S. J. KOCIL .........Republiqan
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SAMPLE BALLOT, GENERAL ELECTION, 1916
NON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY
Voto for ONE For Chief Justice Supreme Court
JACOB (PAWCETT
ANDREW M. MORRISSEY
Vote for THREE For Associate Justice Supromo Court
JOHN 0. MARTIN :
I I SAMUEL ' II SEDGWICK
ALBERT J. CORNISH
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LJ JOTIN B. BABNS
I j JAMES R. DEAN. ........ t
L. S, HASTINGS
IRA L. BAKE, Editor and rubUsher.
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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska,
Postofllco as Second Class Matter.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER .'J, 1916.
ARRANGE DRY MEETINGS
FOR NEXT SUNDAY
At a meeting of the Lincoln county
branch of tho Nobraska Dry Fedora
tflon hold last Sunday plans' were
made to niako tho coming Sunday,
November Gth, a red letter day In the
campaign to secure a largo majority
In .Lincoln county for the dry amend
ment at the coming election. Accord
ingly arrangements havo been made to
hold a mass meeting at tho Keith the
atre next Sunday evening at 8 p. m.
To lend encouragement to this, all the
protostant churches of this city have
waived their evening services. The
choirs of theso different churches will
bo united upon tho stngo arid tho mu
slc used will be from tho song books
used during tho Lowry revival meet
ings. This meeting will be addressed
by H. G. Knowles, and since ho will
leave North Platte in January it will
An Important Office '
.Voters, as a rule, know less of the
duties dependent upon tho clork of
tho district court than they do of tho
duties of those holding other county of
fices. Tito business of the clerk of tho
c'ourt Is not of a routine naturo nor Is
It wholly clerical; something now
comes up each day, and to properly and
efficiently fill tho position considerable
knowledgo of law Is required. In this probably be the last public meeting
office Judgments are entered and tho (other than tho Christian church sor
dlstributlon of tho money made, re- vices) addressed by Mr. Knowles.
quiring the clerk to handlo thousands Brady, Maxwell and Hershey will
of dollars; tho court orders a parti- also havo a part in this, red letter day
tlon or division of property and it is of tho dry forces. A number of clti
tho clerk who executes the order of 20ns of Hershey especially requested
tho court and sees that tho partition is that speakers from North Platte be
made theso requiring absolutely cor- sent there Sunday evening, and this
rect rcdords ho must bo versed in law program will bo carried out and
In order to know whether instruments church services will also bo dispensed
arc in form to accept or reject; ho Is- with tnero Bunciay evening. At 7:30
sues the decrees of tne court; in fact P- m. Messrs I. L. Bare, W. E. Shu
ho is an exceedingly responsible offl- man, W. T. Wilcox and E. J. VanDer
cjal hoof will give ten minuto addresses
During his Incumbency of tho office uPn h lla-U)0i" question. J. H. Van-
I -1 1 1 1 t i 1 a n.i t
Geo. E. Prosser has proved his eft!- icave win 00 cnuirman 01 uus meei-
cloncy. Attorneys of Omaha, Lincoln jnE-
and elsewhere who have visited the Al urauy nni xuaxweu open air
tofflco on business have complimonted meetings will be held Sunday after-
Mr. Prosoer highly on tho ctompleto noon, if tho weather Is suitable. Oth
manncr in which ho keens his records, erwise the meetings will bo held In-
Theso records havo been systematized doors- At 1:45 P m- thc autos that
by Mr. Pressor you don't need K0 are to participate in the trip to Brady
through a dozen btioks to trace up the and Maxwell will gather at the intor-
informatlon desired. This is an office soctjon of Sixth ana Dewoy streets
In whlrh ofMnlnnfiV fniint nn1 Mr There Will be tWO SOtS of musicians
Pronsor possesses tho efficiency. ror thlH tr,P one uelnS a Broun or band
::o:: - poys wno will go to Brady, and tne
PIzcr Buys Jloro Properly. other a group of ladies who will sing
Julius Pizer has purchased from at Maxwell.Tho entire fmrty will drive
Wm. E. Chuman throo lots on eaat to Maxwell over tho Lincoln highway;
Front strcot which ho will use for arriving there at 3 p. m., the party will
business purposes. These lots havo bo split and half of the party will go
Union Pacific trackago and are splon- on to Brady. At Maxwell Louis
didly located for business purposes. Mncoy, M. E. Scdtt and H. G. Knowles
East Front street has recently shown will give short addresses. E. S. Davis
a remarkablo growth in a business will preside as chairman and the la
way during tho past fow montlis, Ley- dies will furnish special music. The
poldt & Ponnington having built an fcarty that continues to JJrady will
elevator and established a grain buy- speak there at a: 30 p. m. This meet
ing office In this street and tho new Ing will bo addressed by E. J. Van
Waltemath Lumber & Coal yards also Derhoof and attorneys W. T. Wilcox
having been recontly located thorc. and W. E. Shuman. J. H. VanCleavo
Besides Dorrybdrry & Forbes waro- will preside- as chairman
h'ouso and tho North Platte Produce Tho committee desires to have as
Co. havo changed their locations on mnny people and as many autos as
Front street, moving tho same sovoral can be secured to Join in these de
blocks to tho east. The Star Bottling ferent trips, nnd those who are will-
Works will alsfo soon ercqt a modern Ins to go aro requested to notify J
building upon this street. These enter- H. VanCleavo or E. S. Davis,
prises aro in addition to the Artificial ::n:"
Ico and Cold Storago Plant which was
located thorc threo years ago.
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A Proupcrous Pnstomtc.
Joseph Oborfoldcr, of Sidney, visit
ed local friends Tuesday evening while
onroute from eastern pujnts.
Mrs. I. A. Gilbert will lcavo this week
for Cozad and other points to visit rel
atives for a week or longer.
New Elevator, Front St. and Sllber
Ave. Phono 99.
Mr nnd Mrs Clarence Oglor and chil
dcen left Wednesday evening for Port
land to remain several weeks.
Miss Florence Hart, of Brady, was
operated upon at a'lbcal hospital the
first of tho week and is doing nicely.
Edward and Bert Hudson left Wed
nesday evening for Ogalalla where
thoy will lay brick on a now building.
Tho W. R. C. Will meet Saturday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock. The inspector
will be present and a good attendance
is desired.
Tho Turkish Bath Sets, containing
wash cloth, guest and bath towel are
certainly line and arc being sold at
$1.25 and $1.45 at The Leader Mercan
tile Co.'s.
IV. J. HOLDERNESS
Eectrlcnl Supplies
"Wiring Storage Bntterles
Morsch Bldg
Phone 175.
A. S. ALLEN,
Republican Cnndldato
for
County Cleric
If upon Inquiry you find that my
character and cxporlcnco as Deputy
County Clerk places mo in a position
where I can faithfully and Judicially
perform the duties of County Clerk in
a way that meets with your approval, I
will greatly appreciate your support
Tuesday, Novemobcr 7, 1916.
E. J. DIENEE & CO.
Real Estate and Insurance
Come and see us for town lots In
different ports of tho city. Good In
vestments on easy terms. Houses for
sale and rent. Wo have also good bar
gains In farms and ranches.
Cor. Front and Dowey Sta. upstairs.
of
Nebraska Probably for Wilson. .
While tho republican national com
mittee places Nobraska In tho doubt
ful list, it Is generally conceded In the
Willi tl... n l,l ..,.,lt, I
....... w.u umaib "" iui, srato mat wnson wm receive a ma-
tho pastor of tho Lutheran church, Rev. jonty 0f tho' Nebraska votes. It is
O. B. Harman, begins tho eighth year probable that tho Wilson vote will add
of his pastorato In our city. During strength to Neville, and that his olec
this timo 300 children and, adult mem- tion Is pre'tty certain, though his ma
nors woro autlcd to tho ohurch. Tho ionty is not expected to bo as-large as
congregation nas expomletl in their wiiRnn'n 1
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local work during this timo, $14,552.57
nvi'l linn nnnii.U...in,1 1 I
Will AIUO LUIIUIUUVUU IU UUllUt U J A1.-. niMH c- 111.
$3,554.40. In this Item for current tpft Wm1n()0,lt,v OVAtl,ntr fnr nmahn
1- .1.. - " -v o " -
:,:rr.7 :r. i . r, v f . 11 . b fortnight
U1U UL'Ul UL WIUUIl Willi 1110 III-
torsot, amounted to about $3,000. Above For Ront Ator tho 20th A cozy
this is tho $4,000 now on hand for the 1,01110 consisting of 7 rooms. Modern
now church building, which makes the Tho local foot ball team will play
total of irionoy by offorlng and other with tho Lexington team in Lexington
v1so,' during theso sovon years, above Monday afternoon
Democratic Candidate for Clerk
tho District Court
Has lived in Lincoln county for 30
years; on a rarm near aersnoy ior
18 years and has been in business in
Hershey for 12 years. Completed the
common school course, attended York
College in 1892 and 1893 and com
Dieted a course in the Bryant &
Stratton Business College.
Your support on Nov. 7th will be np
predated.
twony-flvo thousand dollars.
James Allison bus returned from a
short visit In Omnha on railroad busl
ncss.
Ira Simpson who hnd been with
Co. E on tho Mexican border returned
homo the first of this week.
The Catholic ladles will hold a soc
ial nt tho homo of Mrs. Carl Simon on
. it
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A numbor of local younc folks at
'tended n social danco at. Brady last Thursday aftornoon November 9th.
ovonlnir.
Wm. Adair wont tu Gibbon Wednes-
SUSPECT YOUR KIDNEYS
Voto for ONE For Judge District Court, Thirfcbonth District
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Voto for ONE For County Judgo
GEO. E. FRENCH.
300 I 3 a Trv?nryur r?i cnr l 300
Roas
Rooms
Whn you nro In Omah como wh-ro all Stockmon stop. You will alwoyi find your
friends una ociuttlnUncc t the
HOTEL CASTLE
MJTH AND JONES 8T8., OMAHA.
Omnhtt'B now sluolutely Aro proof 'hotel. Wo welcome the Stockmm. Wit make
you RomforUlilu and our rates aru most reatonublii Inthe city. Itooms wltli irlvalo toilet,
$1.00. Oood car servlco to the Stock Yards and Pcuots. Have yuur coiimajkUin Itrtn
tclcwliono for room reservation. FRtD A. CASTLt, I rep,
COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE
K,l0 .BPml " f?W dtty8 0n 1,U8,nc88 Too Many North Platte Pconlo Ne
' . P on. . pt j..ai. symptonis of Kidney
L Miss Floronco Wodso, of Cozad, who Trouble.
visueu at mo Konnotly lmmo tho first If your back is lame if you feol
of tho weok, has gone homo. dull, tired nnd all-worn-out
MlSH Hifttn rnnfnr, i.n.. J If y "av ""d headaches, back
Suthnrlnn.1 nffnr vlalfln i,r i l. Wl. acho8 nnd (1,zzy SP"s
mnr nonir,,, n,i fnmiw rr wi, ' If 'tll kll"oy secretions uro dlsor
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Mrs. m. xi. Douglas will leavo next Suspect your kidnovs and "tnko a
week for Arizona to inspect lodges of stitch in timo."
mo initios' auxiliary of tho B. of L. E. Uso Doan's Kidney Pills, tho time
For Farm Loans boo or write Gone trll?d' homo-ondoraod kidney romody,
Crook, room 3. Waltemath hulliHn. 11 Inay sllV0 yu "om somo serious
North Platto. 41tf ' kldnoy ovible.
Mako uso of Mrs. Rork's expert
tnu iuiu yuur uiu uaUEUier OI Air. nnrn
n..1 x . mi. T r . . . I
..u lum, xiiviuua juiiurs was upornieu xtra c.- nn enn w vim. of
I I " tt f 4VWt UUI H 41 Alt 111 kill I
upon nt ho Nurso Brown hospital Wed- Nortu Piatto, says: "Doan's Kidney
lilUHUUJ, IPIIIn linvrt Unen liurl t. tint fnntlli ais
I UUVtl URVVI 4 i.4-4,7 A4U-tiJ 4U1
Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip Plzor, of AUi- yoars. I havo been greatly holpod
nnco aro visiting with Mr. and Mrs. mysolf, though I havo had .to uso
Julius Plzor whilo onrouto homo from inom loss than others. I glvo them to
eastern points. my children whonovor I find thoy aro
Wis Kollv was In1.,r.l x.MI J feQ,,"K WOak ana run (l0Wn' 80 tlmt
...iui. . 1 . i itiv iw uoi eav or rosi won. jlo
l"uuwu6 iuui. uiiu yuuuuHllliy oven r.m- -.n.
Ini- ntwl will l.n nnnn.m.l tn I wlM D ' UUiUUBO U1UUII.
fn. Hvnmt .n...,0 tor good health my children havo,
I i-rivo ouc, nt nu ueaiors. uon v aim
Miss i lorenoa stamp, who hna Loon hdy ask for a kidney remedy got
assisting as tolophono operator in tho Doan's Kidnoy Pills tho samo that
Wostorn Union offloo In Qrand Island, Mrs. nork had. Fostor-Mllburn Co
la oxpoctud to return homo this weok. Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
EVERETT WARE
J. B. EEDJFIELD.
PIIYSICIAIf & SUBGEON
Successor to
PHYSICIAN &JSURGEONS HOSPITAL
Drs. Redfleld & Redfleld
Office Phone 642 Res. Phone 676
Phones
Office 333 Res. Black 613
DIt. HAROLD A. FENNEIt
Osteopath.
6 Reynold Building
Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
7 p; m. to 8 p. m.
Makes a Specialty of Farm Sales, Puro
Bred Live Stock and Real Estate.
Terms Reasonable.
E . L . JONES,
Up-to-Dnto Auctioneer.
Phono Maxwell State Bank
at My Expense for Dates.
JUAXWELL, NEB.
MINNESOTA MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Fonnded 18S0.
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 Reason"
For further Information
Phone, call or address
J. E. SEBASTIAN, State Agent,
Tho Old Lino Man
NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA.
KEITH NEVILLE
Notice
George II. Mllllken will take notlco
that on tho 20th day of " October,
191G, P. H. Sullivan, a Justlco of tho
Peace of North Platto Precinct No. 1,
Lincoln County, Nebraska, Issued an
order of attachment for tho sum of
$41.20 in an action pending beforo
him, wherein Franklin Pealo is plain
tiff and George H. Milliken is do
fondant; that property consisting of
money in tlfo sum of ?.57.7G, maw In tho
hands of tho Union Pacific Railroad
Company, a corporation, has been at
tached under said order.
Said cause was continued to the Gth
day of December, 1916, at 10 a. m.
Dated this 24th day of October, 191G.
FRANKLIN PEALE,
a27nl7 By JOHN FRA55IER, His Agent.
Democratic Candidate for
Governor
A NATIVE SON
A practical man of tho peoplo who
has mado a success In business and
to whom tho tricks of tho ambitious
politician afo unknown.
Ho offers a constructive program
that will benefit tho peoplo .of Ne
braska and his candidacy is in har
mony with the strong Democratic plat
form adopted by his party at Hastings.
Ho bolloves that tho highest duty
of ony public sorvant is to carofully
see to it that tho will ok the peoplo,
as. expressed, at tho polls upon all
questions, Is carefully carried out.
Tho two Republican nowspapers In
worm l'latte aro supporting his candl
dncy ad tho voto of nearly flvo to
one given him at iho primary election
by tho people of his homo town, among
whom ho was born and raised, Is proof
nusoiute mat no is a man oi character
and standing and a safe one to be
entrusted with tho business affairs, as
well as tho enforcement of the laws of
tho state.
voto for a home-grown man and a
conttnuod, economical and buslnoss ad
ministration of state affairs.
DERRYBERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Kmbalmern
Undertakers and Funeral Director
Day Phone 234.
JNIght Phono Black 68S.
Notlco to Creditors.
Estate of George W. Hannah, do
ceased In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, ss: Credi
tors of said estate will tako notico
that tho time limited for presentation
nnd filing of claims against said
estate Is Dec. 1, 1916, and for settle
ment of said Estate Is October 30.
1917; that I will sit at tho county court
room Jn said county, on Dec. 1st, 1916,
at 9 o clock a. m. nnd on Juno 1st,
1917, at 9 o'clock a. m., to recoivo, ex
amine, near, allow, or adjust all
claims and objections duly filed.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
County Judgo.
Notice.
Peter B. Gavi.n, Stato Bank of Hayes
Center, C. E. Murrey, His heirs, de
visees, legatees, und personal repre
sentatives and nil other porsons inter
ested In tho estate of C. E. Murrey;
Kitty Murrey, wlfo of C. E. Murroy her
heirs, devisees, legatees and porsonal
representatives and all other porsons
Interested in tho ostato of Kitty Mur
rey. Tho unknown owners and un
known claimants of tho South half of
tho North West quarter and lots threo
and four, of Section - four, township
ton, rango thlrty-threo, Lincoln ciounty
Nebraska, Defendants, will tako notico
that on tho 30th day of October, 1916,
Ray O. Langford, plaintiff horein filed
his petition In tho District Court of
Lincoln County, Nobraska against said
dofondants; tho objoct and prnyor of
which aro to qulot tho title In tho
plaintiff, In and to tho South one-half
of tho North West quarter and lots
threo and four, In Section 4, township
ton, rango thlrty-throo In Lincoln
county,- Nobraska.
And to exclude each and all of the
said dofondants from all right, title,
tntorost, claim and demand In and to
Said land and tor general equitable
roliof.
And all aro required to answer said
petition on or beforo tho 11th day or
( Docombor, 1916.
I RAY C. LANGFORD.
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