LOCAL AND PERSONAL
B. B. Baiter went to Lexington on
business Wednesday.
Charles Dixon left Tuesday for Om
aha to spend several days.
For Rent After January 1st, the
double Btoro room of Ottonstcln's.
Miss Dolly Kldwetl, of Wallace, Is
visiting local friends this week.
Sand and gravel for sale at Elec
tric Light Plant; about thirty loatls. tf
Dr. and Mrs. Murdock, of Ogalalla,
wore visitors In town tho first of this
week.
For. quick action nnd sn'Mactosy
snlo list your land with Thocleckc. tf
John Kennedy returned last even
ing from a visit In the eastern part of
tho state.
Dr. V. Lucas will leave shortly for
cities f Colorada to visit for a fort
night or longer.
James Redmond, who had been vis
iting relatives In Peoria, 111., return
ed a few days ago.
Mrs. James McMlchael left Tuesday
evening for Sidney to-vlslt her daugh
ter for a fortnight.
T. 0. Paterson returned home Tues
day from Omaha where he transacted
business for Beveral days.
Robert Fitzpatrlck, of Laramie, who
was visiting J. W. Fitzpatrlck and
family, left Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Jeffers, of Omaha, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Seeberger this
week while enroute to Cheyenne.
The woman's homo missionary so
ciety will hold an exchange at the
Derryberry & Forbes store tomorrow.
Miss Bessie Salisbury will leave the
first of next week for Aurora, Neb.,
to' visit relatives for a week or long
er. Fox Sale A modern Bungalow, nine
rooms and basement, steam heat.
Phono Black 485. 82-5
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams, who
have been visiting in Canada and east
ern cities, are expected home tom6r
row. Miss Mildred Fitzpatrlck, who vis
ited her parents for two weeks, re
turned to Omaha Tuesday to finish her
course in nursing. '
Mra. J; Moroney, of Stapleton, sub
mitted to an' operation at the Iurso
Brown hospital Wednesday and is get
ting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Alexander, of
Minneapolis! who visited the latter's
sister, Mrs. Glen Mann for a week,
left Tuesday evening.
Farm nnd Ranch loans at lowest
rates nnd best terms. Money on band
to closo loans promptly.
43tf BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
Mrs. Thomas Ryan, who has. been
residing at Guernsey for several
months, will return in a few days to
spend the winter here.
. Mrs. W. II. McDonald returned
Wednesday from San Diego, Cal.. where
she visited her sister Miss Carrio Bel
ton for several weeks.
Andy McGovern returned to Brady
Tuesday evening after visiting Mrs.
McGovern who is- spending two weeks
with her father, Fred Marti.
Don't take a chanco of losing money
by shipping Furs and Hides: we buy I
for highest cash price. j
Sltf ECHELBERY, COO Locust.
The, members of tho Baptist congre
gation will, hold a reception for their
new minister, Rev. Hull, and family,
in the- chufch basement this evening.
( Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sawyer, of Col
, umbus, came a few days ago to visit
Mrs. Edward Rebhausen, Mrs, Saw
yer was formerly Miss Mary Rebhaua
en of this city.
House for Rent Stfx rooms and
cellar at 505 squth Chestnut street.
Inquire at 115 west Fifth street, Mrs.
M. E. Gregg. 80tf
Tho now dally mail route to Blgnell
wont into effect Wednesday. Post
master McEvoy accompanied tiio car
rier on tho initial trip. The routo is
about fifty-two miles long,
S. S. Reynolds, who recently sold
his farm In Cottonwood precinct, and
will move to Kearney and enter the
dairy business, will hold a farm sale
on November 8th at his place at Ft.
MoPherson. s84-2
-J. V. ROMIGH, Dealer.
I soli Dodge and Chevrolet cars and
carry tho ropalr parts and give you
sorviae for the cars I soli.
J. V. ROMIGH, Dealer.
Tho domestic science department of
tho Twentieth Century club was enter
tained at tho homo of Mrs. F. H. Bar
ber this weok. Patera on "Patent
Medicines" woro read by Mesdames
Garllchs. Roddy and Cotteroll.
Tho precipitation last month was
but. eighty-one hundredths of an inch,
as compared with 1.15 inches as the
normal for Octobor. In Octobor, 1897,
tho precipitation was 4.11 Inchos and
in October, 1911, It was 3.G0. The tern
pcraturo for tho month was one degreo
colder than tho normal.
NORTH SIBERS PETITION FOR
DAILY 31 A Hi ROUTE
Residents of the north sldo of the
river between Gannett and tho D. B.
MoNeol ranch aro getting up n petition
asking for n daily mall route. This
route as now outlined would go onst
on the Lincoln Highway to Gannett,
serving enroute the peoplo living Just
east of the city, and crossing north
would pass through tho long neighbor
hood, thenco west along tho north
road to tho MoNeol ranch and return
ing over tho south road and ncross tho
north river bridgo to town. This
route would glvo a dally service to
ninety families and would bo thirty
miles in length.
Tho route is ono that is needed and
it is hoped that it will be established
by the postofflco department.
s:o:
CITiT AND COUNTY NEWS.
Dr. Fetter is transacting business
in Brady today.
Dr. and Mrs. F J Wurtelo will re
turn today from an extended visit In
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tetro, of Brady,
came yesterday to nttend the funeral
of H L. Baker.
J. W. Adams, former trainmaster at
Sidney, Is visiting his family this week
while enroute to eastern points.
Mrs. Mac Lane, of Lexington, visited
her son Angus Mac Lane here Wed
nesday whilo erirouto to Denver.
W. B. Howard, of Lincoln, former
state auditor,- is spending a few days
at his ranch northwest of town.
Seras W. Baker was called hero from
Peoria, 111., Wednesday morning by the
death of his son tho Into H. L. Baker.
Mrs. Ralph Smith, who was called to
Kansas City last week by her sister's
illness, is expected to return homo to
day. A new lot of new Blankets has just
arrived, so don't fail to supply your
self now at the old time price at The
Leader Mercantile Oo.'s.
Mrs. John Tucker and children, who
spent several weeks with relatives in
Beatrice, returned homo Tuesday ev
ning. Messrs. Prosser, Allen, Souder and
Hermlnghausen spent a few days this
week In the north part of 'the county
shaking hands with the' voters.
END A YOUNG MAN TO CONGRESS
Edward B, McDermott
KEARNEY, NEB.
Democratic Candidate for
CONGRESS
Born and raised in Buffalo
County.
Four years county attorney Buf
falo County.
Stands for all the policies of tho
Wilson administration and espec
ially against the repeal of the
Rural Credit law and tho 8 hour"
day as suggested by Judge Hughes.
This is tho first opportunity the
voters of the big sixth have had to
vote for a native son for congress.
Give President Wilson a
Gemocratic Congress
IN 3IEMOKIA3I
It bocomes our sad duty to glvo ox
prcsslon In roinombrnnce- of our love
and grief at tho sudden death of our
granddaughter, Grace E. Casey. She
wns eighteen years, nlno months and
thirteen day's of ago. The sudden death
of this lovely girl was a sad event In
our family exporlenco, yet wo know
that all must mako tho snmo change.
At dawn on tho thirteenth of July,
1910, her creator called our darling
Grace from our family clrclo to her
heavonly homo, and thero her Savior
rolgns supremo and she with Him is at
peace and rest, freo from nil pain.
Grace was an invalid nnd suffered
much from tho ills of life, yet she al:
ways was cheortul. Her lot in lifo
was cast in a family whero love's
Btrong affection between its membors
provalls to a remarkable degreo.
Her parents, Josoph Casoy, and Ger
trude Casey, (nco Parker), formerly of
North Plnttc, Neb., also her sisters,
Josophlne, Gertrude, Maud, and broth
ers Georgo and Joseph, woro always
attentlvo and .solicitous for hor wel
fare, over ready to contribute to hor
comfort and happiness. Her home,
whero pence, love and harmony pre
vailed was all the world to her. Sho
never sought pleasure boyond Its con
fines or manifested discontent within
its limits. Possessing a cheerful, af
fectionate disposition, sho happily
responded to tho good home Influence
so constantly exerted in her behalf,
and although afflicted nearly all hor
life, she never complained or found
fault with others. Her sweet disposi
tion endeared hor to all tho family
who deeply mourn her loss.
Sho has found surcease from her
severe affliction and peaco, Joy and un
alloyed happiness through the grace
and mercy of her God.
J. H. PARKER and FAMILY.
Portland, Oregon.
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Lnthcrnn Announcements.
9:45 a. mi Sunday school.
11 o'clock, morning worship; sermon
subject, "Witnessing for Christ."
6:45 p. m., Luther League Bervlce.
7:30 p. m evening service, to'plc.
"Speaking the Truth In Love."
This will bo a talk In the interejts
of tho prohibition amendment, pur
posed to set the peoplo's minds right
for intelligent voting. The theme indi
cates tho spirit in which tho talk will
bo made. Tho purpose is to be fair
and unoffenaive. Any one will bo wol
come. Special music,
1
F. W.
ausen,
Democratic Cundldnto for County
Commissioner, First District.
Your support on tho 7th of Novcnv
ber is solicited on tho record ho has
made during tho past throo years,
which record is open And nbovo board
nnd your investigation of it Is courted.
During theso throo ycarB ho has aimed
to sorvo tho taxpayers in a conscien
tious way, has transacted tho business
of tho county in a fair nnd impartial
manner, nnd has taken ns much Inter
est in county affalrH and applied tho
same careful methods as ho would to
his private business. Ho Jjollovcs that
if efficiency counts ho Is entitled to
your consideration and your sup
port. (Advertisement.)
GEO. E. PROSSER,
Clerk of District Court
Lincoln County.
I was nomlna'tod for ro-olectlon on
tho Republican ticket. I understand
fully the duties of tho office, which
are many and varied.
If I havo conducted tho office in a
mnnner satisfactory to you and the
public I solicit and will npprcclato
your voto at tiio election Nov. 7th.
Formerly of Plant Precinct.
A Lincoln County
Man for a Lincoln
County Office
Royal Ericsson, born in Lincoln
county 38 years ago, is foe tho first tlmo
seeking public office. Ho Is tho demo
cratic candidate for county clerk. It
is neuqvea by all Mr. Ericsson's
friends that a man who for bo mnuy
years has been a constant resident of
Lincoln county, and so onorgotlc ft
"booster" for tho county's good, is en
titled to recognition at tho hands of
his follow residents.
Born of a pioneer family. Mr.
Ericsson was educated in Lincoln
county, a d has always mado tils homo
hore, with the exception of a brief
porlod when ho was studying In a
Grand Island business college, from
which ho graduated with honors. His
people were tho first to locnto in Lin
coln county, and Mr. Ericsson, Sr., waa
tho first man to nay taxes In Lin
coin county having in his possession
at the prosont tlmo tax receipt No.
1 for taxes paid into tho offico of tho
county treasurer in 18C8 ton years
bororo tho birth of tho candidate.
After his return from school Mr,
Ericsson taught a rural school in the
county for three years. Slnco that tlmo
ho has been engaged in farming near
Brady. Being a grnduato of ono of
the best business schools in tho state.
Mr. Ericsson is undoubtedly qualified
to handle tho dutlos of tho office that
ho seeks, and to glvo to the offlco
.that tamo loyalty that has always
made him ono of Lincoln county's
"uoostors.
A voto for Mr. Ericsson means a
voto for an efficient man.
Your voto for him on Novombor 7
will bo greatly appreciated.
(Advortlsomont.l
11. A. FRAME
Democratic Candidate for
COUNTY TREASURER,
was born In Buffalo county, Nebraska.
Wont through tho grado schools, and
graduated from tho up-to-dato
business collego at Kearney, Nobr.
Was raised on a farm, located In
Lincoln county sovon ycarB ago and
now rcsldo on a farm two miles from
HorBhoy. I respectfully solicit your
voto on November 7th. ,
Hospital Phone Black 038.
Houso Phone Black 033.
W. T. PRITCHAIID,
Graduate Veterinarian
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218-south Looust St.,
one-half block southwest of the
Court House.
Gertrude Rebhausen,
Teacher of Piano
102 South Locust Phono Black 312
Elizabeth Kaar-Langston
Teacher of Singing
Studio 122 West Front Street.
Florence MacKay
Teacher of Piano
804 west Fifth St. Phono Dlk. 524
NURSE BROWN MEMORIAL
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
For tho Trcatmont of
MEDICAL, SURGICAL nnd
OBSTETRICAL PATIENTS
Phono 110. John S. Twtncai. M. .
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. D
rhyslclfia and Surgeon
Office, B. & L. Building, Second Floor
Phono, Offlco, 83; Re&ldonco 3C.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEI. ..
Practlco Limited to
Surgery and Radium Therapy
29 City National Bank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska.
DIt. JOHN S. TWINEM
Special Attention to
Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Nurso Btforwn Memorial Horipltal.
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention gives to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building and Loan Building
Phm,. tOiCOl30
Phones Ro8idonca 116
Office phone 241. Rea. phono 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonuld Bank Building.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hah Block 'North ot Posloflicc.
Phone 58
A modorn institution fur tha
scientific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped X-Rny
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent, H. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J. B. Redfield, M. D. J. S. Simras, M.D
Miss M. Sieman, Supt.
sandCa
Bought and hlghoat market
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red G30 Offlco 459
C. H. WALTERS.
Nothing Would FIcnso Husband
or Father Moro Than a Box
of Our Cigars.
Please him becnuso they nro good
Cigars mndo from good tobacco
made well by hand mado fresh.
Ask tho men who have been smoking
our cigars for 25 years ns to their
(piniiiy.
Wo curry n full Ho of smokers'
articles.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED
Hog
Rags, for a short tlmo $1.00 per 100.
Must bo sacked. Faying a good prico
for all kinds of metals and rubbor.
Bonos $10 per ton, but must bo dry.
-NORTH PLATTE JUNK HOUSE.
Notice
Tho dofondnnts, Robort S. Hoppor
nnd Mrs. Robort S. Hoppor, his wifo.
first namo unknown, will tako notlco
that on tho 2nd day of Octobor, 101C,
tho plaintiff horoin, Francos A. Bon
nott, filed her petition in tho district
court of Lincoln Couuty, Nebraska,
against said dofondnnts, tho object
and nraVOr Of Which in tn rnrnnlnun n
certain mortgage exoouted by tho do-
ionuani, itouort s. iioppor, as n sluglo
man, to tho plnlntlff horoin upon tho
following dacrillOil rnnl nam
The Southeast quarter of Section 5,
Township 15 North, Rnngo 30 West, In
Lincoln Countv. Nohr.iRim. rn annum
tho paymont of ono certain promissory
iiom uiucu ni I'rooport, Illinois, on tho
9th day of Sntonihor. inn. i.i
years aftor dat.o, for tho sum of Threo
Hundred nnd no ono hundredths
($300.00) Dollars, drawing intorcst nt
tho rate of sovon per cent por annum
payable soml-nnnuallv. until iinn nmi
ton por cent por annum nftor duo. That
uioro was uuo upon said noto at tho
dato of tho filing of tho petition horcln
tho sum of Throo Hundred nnd Forty-
ouven UHU IM-1UU 3TJ.U7) Dollars
with interest thoreon at tho rato of 10
por cent por annum from said dato.
Plaintiff prays for a dcorco that tho
defondnnta bo renulrnil tn nnv n.n
samo or that tho promises nbovo des
cribed IlinV 1)C Rnlil tn onttafv
amount found duo nnd for such other
roner ns is just and equitable.
YOU and encll Of vnll nrn rnmilra.1
to answor said petition on or bo!oro
mummy mo in a&y of December,
1916,
Dated this 23r.d day of Octobor, 1910.
FRANCES A. BENNETT,
Bv MtlTnnOM j(V onunon
024nl7 Hor Attornnvn
NUco of Guardian's Salo of land
Notlco Is hnmliv o-lvntt Hint
- r - " bui.i uj i . -
tUO Of a llcnnnn luotin.i n , i, ....
derslgned Guardian of Amalla R.
Fronzol. Incomnntnnt.
Court of Otoo County, Nebraska, up-
uu uciooor iu, rjiu, authorizing mo
to sell tho intercut find natntn rt atrt
Amalla R, Fronzol in tho lands horo-
maiior uoscriood for tho purposo of
re-lnVCStmont Of thn nrnnnnda nf onl.1
-- - '-w.wwmm unm
salo, I, tho said Guardian, will, upon
tho 11th day of Novombor, 1910, at
ton o'clock n. m., at tho front door of
tho Court Houso in North Platto, in
umuum uouniy, wooraska, offor for
snlo at public vonduo to tho highest
bidder for chrIi. ithn
ninth iutoregt and ostato in fee alm-
pio or sam Amalla It. Fronzol in tho
following doscribad roal ostato situ
ated lu Lincoln County, Nebraska, to
wit: Tho Northwest Oliartor nf Rnnllnn
35; tho Northoast Quarter of Section
35; tho Wost Half of tho East Half
and tho East Half of tho Wost Half of
Bocuon is; tno Northeast Quartor of
Section 13; tho South Half of tho
Southeast Quartor of Section 12, all
in Township 10, rnngo28.
Said Bale will bo mado subject to
tho approval of Uio District Court of
uiuo uoumy, woqrasKa, ana will bo
BUbJoot to the r lull (a nf thn
tenants upon said aevoral tracts of
i . .
ianu rosorving nu ronts and right ot
posBosaion thoroof until march 1st,
1917. Said salo will bo hold onon for
ono hour. Snlo will bo mndo for cash
payable upon approval ot Bale and
dollvory ot deed ot myself as Gunrdlnn,
Joined In by mysolf Individually ns
husband of tho said Amalla R. Frcn-
zoi.
Nobrnska itClty. Nobraskn. Octoher
10th, 1910. v
O HliinMAM Ti'nWN'ZRT.
Guardian of Amalla R. Fronzel, Incom
petent, NournBlca City, Nebraska.
WM. H. P1TZER nnd
EDWIN ZIMMERER, Attornoys,
ol7n 3 Nobraskn City, Nebraska.
Notlco of Petition.
Estato No. 1441 of Elizaboth Whltlmr
decoasod, in tho County Court ot Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, to all per
sons intoroBtod iu Said estate tako
notice that a potitlon has been filed for
tho Prohato ot tho Foreign Will of Eliz
aboth Whiting, deceased and the ap
pointment of Edward S. Whiting aa
Administrator of said Estato, which
has been sot for hearing herein on
November 17, 191G, nt 9 o'clock a. m.
Dated Octobor 18, 1910.
GEO. E. FRENCH.
o24nl4 County Judgo,
Notlco to Creditors
Estate No. 1437 ot Horman A. Erb,
docoascd in tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, as: Creditors
of said ostato will tako notlco that tho
tlmo limited for presentation and fil
ing of claims against said estato is
May 24, 1917, and for BOttlomont of
said estato is Octobor 20, 1917; that I
will Bit at tho county court room In
Bald county, on Novombor 24, 1910. at
9 o'clock n. m.f and on May 24, 1917,
at 9 o'clock a. m to rocclvo, exam
ine, hear, nllow, or adjust all claims
and objections duly filed.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
o24n21 County Judgo.
Notlco of Petition.
Estuto No. 1438 of Bortha Hocquol,
deceased In tho County Court ot Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska. To all per
sons interested in said Estato take
notlco that a potitlon has beon filed
for tho appointment ot Frank Ebolo
which has been sot for hearing horo
in on Novombor 3, 1910, at 8 o'clock
a. m.
Dated Oct. 7, 1910.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
, olQ-31 County Judgo.
Notlco to Creditors.
Estato of Ronatto Folchort, do
coaBed In itho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nobrnska.
Tho stato of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said estuto will tako notice that tho
tlmo limited for presentation nnd fil
ing of claims against snld Estato is
May 17, 1917, and for settlement of
said OBtato is Oct. 11, 1917; that I will
sit at tho county court room In said
county, on Nov, 17, 1910, at 9 o'clock
a. ra., and on May 17, 1917, nt 9 o'clock
a. m. to rocolve, oxamiuo, hear, allow,
or adjust all claims and objoctlons
duly fllod.
olG-n7 GEO. E. FRENCH,
County Judgo.
