IEA L, JJAltK, Editor and L'oblliher.
SUJJSCMPTION KATES :
One Year by JtIn.II In Achnuco.
Que Ycnr hy Carrier in Autmico..8LI0
Entered at North 1'lnttc, Nobrnnkn,
1'oBtoIIlco uu bocomi i ias Matter.
TIIIIHDAV, A MM I, LM, 11117.
JOSliril WILSON I'ASHKH
A WAV VKHTKItllAV KOIMIXOON
JoiMnih Wilson, who wtw taken 111
Int wook und removed to u locul Iioh-
nltnl. died it eleven o'cuock yoMter
ilfiv morning. Mr. WUhoii'm IIIiipsh
date buck to December when a large
blUter formed on ono of Inn toon nnu
tinunoil ovoro po1Ik or lllnonH dtir
Inir tbo imihL four montliB. A weok
nun the foot bcreumo Infected and
blood noIionltiK net In. It wnH found
iiocuHMiry to amnututo the too but
the iiolnon had Hpread through the
nyHtem and bin condition una neon
ind.oim for flovikitj 1tivb. Sundny
nvnnlnir ho hccuiuo tincoiiHClouH and
wub unablu to rucoKfilzo tho rolatlvoH
who hud boen MUtiiinonetl hero from
dlfforont cltlo.
Mr. Wilson wan bom In IlolldityB-
burg, I'll., Novembor 2!)th, 1818, and
rosliloil thoro until he wiih twenty
your of age. He wiih married In Al
loiihiiny, I'a., to Mian Hattlo Scott
nnd ciiino to thin city tifoiity-thrioo
yourx ao to ucedpt u position in
tbo locul wlioim. Heveral yeai'H ago
ho wiih aiiiioluteil cimtodlau at thu
court boiiHo nnd wan oinploycxl thoro
when tukon 111. Ho wiih a momber
of tho A. O. U. W. and followed tho
tonolilngs of the rronhy torlnn church
Air. WIIhoii wiih well und favora
bly known to almoHt every rosldont of
tho county, who found In him u loyal
friend. Ho Ioiivoh to mourn him li lu
nged wlfo, brother A. M. WIIhoii of
I'liilnvlow, Nob., and S. K. WIIhoii of
Mlllllcon, Col, two iioIcob, MrH. W. V.
llougliunl and Mn. L. B. IJitHtlngH
of tli Ih olty,
Tho funeral Horvlcow will be hold
at 2:30 tlhH afternoon from the 1'roM
bytorlan church.
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An Army of Line ltciulicrs
Throe hundred lino ruimlrons for
th WoHtom Union nnd tho Nobraaku
Telephone Co. have boon making
North IMatto their houdquurtors for
two or three days pant whllo repulr
Iiir Uio damngo caused by tho Htorm
of liiHt ThurHday. llotwoon Loxlngton
nnd JulosburiB Hovontoon hundred
polua wont down under tho weight of
tho heavy huow. Many or Uiobo poles
wore Himppud off requiring now ones,
and In many iilacoH l no '.Minis wore no
jumbled as to mako tho work of
straightening them mow and todlous.
It will take the greater part of this
weak to got all tho Uiioh lu Hhnpo.
(Joveruor Slgim SulYrugo lllll.
Oovernor Novlllo Saturday after
noon ulgnod tho bill which glvon to
women of Nebruaka a limited mf
frago. Under tho now liuwi women can
voto for president and vleo-presldent,
and for all county and municipal ot
flcotirt oxcopt county Judgo. Just why
our wise lawmakers did not extend
tho right of suffrage to Btuto officers,
wo are not advised, but certainly if
women aro sufficiently Intelligent to
cast tholr ImllotH for city nnd county
officers they are also bright onough
to voto for state offlcors. Tho avemgo
legislator Is about as broad minded as
ii mole.
Ilodloutlon Postponed
Tho dodlcntion of the Mothodlst
eliurch iinnoilucpil for last Sunday
mm postponed ny reason or tho seats
arriving In a xliininrroil cnmlltlmi nn.l
W0tld not bo accepted by tho building-
committee until somo sort or an
iidjyjtmont was mudo with tho niiimi
faoturore. This adjustment could not
bo made in time to Hold tho dedlcu
tory service us announced. With
tho oreeptlon of tho seats, everything
oi8o was in roudlnoas for tho open
lug Borvloo.
Minstrel Show Well Atlondod
an andlonco of about threo hundred
nttoiulod tho inlnrttrol show given I'M
day evening at tho Franklin auditor
lum by tho Jujilor class. Music,
sunns nnu impersonations made up u
program that was Interesting and tho
nppiauso gave vmouco of Its appro
elation by tbo audience.
; ;,; ;.
rrolilblllou lllll Is Sttriii'd.
Tho prohibition bill passed by tho
lUKintuure last woolc. the provisions
of which woro Vtibllwliwl Friday, was
aiBiioa by uovwimr Novlllo watur-
dny. Tlio bill piuwiHi with n omer
gunoy uluueo and becomes effectlvo
Mny 1st.
Mrs. C. J. Perkins nnd dnughtor
Jiuitt spent Sunday in Grand Island
SO IT WA'IT.ll Shampoo, lflloctrlo
Wnwnge, lxwt Tollot Articles, at
Gotttoa
01, CORK Dswoy.
39-2
lllnnohe Swuut in the Paramount
ronturo, "Tho Dirpo," will bo the Crys
tU attraction tonight. Thu story Is
one of a Ui most absorbing domontlo
timiim, miiiuro miss sweet as Ethul, n
young country gnu who has beu en
KNtT m n&orotary to n wealthy worn
an, li mails sn exeiw ror a much cov
qtfttf dlvorct.
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Oogs l,ost Howard
IahL April 9th, black ami white
pointer bltoh and a black Shwmerd
dog. Findor return to Otto Mesiner
nnd roculvo raward or phoua 796FU
2Ttf
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Notice for lWds of Aroliltocts
Sfcilod bids wtll be rocelvod nt the
nffloa of Urn City Clerk of North
Platte, Nebraska, for drawing plans
und specifications, nnd for sirporvlalon
of tha construction of a $12,000.00 Flro
Station to bo erectod on Lot One (1)
lllook Ona hundrexl niul ono (101)
North Platto, Nobraskn.
All bids to bo Mod with tho City
Olork not lator than C ooloalc P. M
Mny 1. 1017.
Tho Council rosorves the right to
rojoct any or all bids.
O. E. ULDEH.
28-3 k pity Olork,
IMMMt OF KIM C ATION KLIKT
ti:a( himis i on next ykak -
At a recent mooting of tho TJoari of
Education the following elections and
assignment wore made for the com
ing year: Wilson Tout, city supt.,'
Elsie Johnson, penmanship Bufporvla-,
or; Nellie Wright, music HiiporlvHor; ,
M M. Ilodeubfliigh, principal of '
high hcIiooIh In charge of
the senior High; Miss Holman
wa traiiBforrwl to tho Sonlor Hlglt!
at her reiuest and George Duvlos was
appointed vlce-prlnclpal of high '
schools In chnrgo of Junior High.
Other high school tonc-hors fleeted
were Mr. Ohman, Misses Wright,
Davis, Wells, Dritmmond, Brown,
Hugh, Erb, nnd Mr. Hanner. Misses
Watts, Murray and Smith woro elected
to prlnclpalshlps of elementary
schools. The following tcarhers were
elected to tho Intermediate depart
ment: Misses Aublo, Hunter, Wlttwir,'
Toole, Hitrko, Hill, Cross and Staus
bury. Miss High was not an applicant,
In the primary department Misses
linker, Hanson, Stafford, McVey,,
Illnko, Hartman, Daniels, and War
rington and Mrs. Tiirnlo wore elected '
Miss McCoy was elector to tho linker
sohool. After contracts have been
signed the assignments will bo made. I
Miss Gertrude McIIiigh, teaching
English and history in the junior high'
has accepted tbo prlnclpalship of one
or thf elementary schools at Alllanco,
Nobr., at a good salary. Sho has boon
very successful In her work lu North
I'lntto.
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Prompt. Payment of policy,
Lexington. Nob., April 9th, 1917.
Fidelity Uosorvo Company,
North Platto, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
In btthalf of myself and family, I
deslru to thank you for tho draft hand
od to me today by your local ngont, Mr.
.1. I). Eger, for Two Thousand Dollars,
tho full amount of tho policy mihlch
my Into husband, Edwurd liatos Itoy
nolds, AiBioso death occurred on Alirll
iit 1917. I complfiUid my proofs
April Gth, 1917, and draft bears (Into
of April 7th, 1917, and of all Hue In
surance carried by Mr. Reynolds, tho
Fldollty HoBorvo Company was first
to mako payment.
Your manner of conducting your
iMislnosflf Is a satisfaction to your
policy holders.
Yours truly,
EDNA li. REYNOLDS.
Prizes for Kent (iiirdeiis.
Gone- Crook ol'fefrs ton dollars in
pilzos for tho host gatUoiip grown by
laboring mon who live. ii rented
houses. Tho ton dollars will bo
divided into thro prizes. $5.00 for
tho best, $.'M)0 for second boat md
$2.00 for third boat. The condition of
giu'dons will be tokon as thoy oxist on
tho llrst day of July, and tho awands
will bo mado by competont Judges.
The contest Is limited to laboring
men living on proporty thoy do not
own. Those 'tu wish to ontor tho
contPst will send tholr namos
either to Mr. CrooJc or Tho Trlbuno
office-
CITY ANT) flOITNTY NEWS.
C. F. Trncy hns rottimcd from n
short visit In Omnhn.
Don't forwot to attend tho groat
Annlvorsory Sale at BLOCK'S.
Mrs. M. II Douglas returned tho
hitter part ot last wook from Omaha-
For Snlo Two CG .foot. lota at 920
west Thlrdl stroot. Phono Ited
G05. 28-4
.! J. Crawford, transacted business
In the eastern part of tho stato Sat
urday.
Mrs. Loulso Ilnrko. wlio sniit two
Moeks In Omaha, roturned homo Fri
day ovonlng.
iny porson dcUring cauployimont
call at numbor 1G oast Front strcot,
Noith Platto. 29-2
Raymond Tottonhorf left Friday
afternoon for Omaha to visit for bov
crnl with his fathor.
Mrs- l!5ua Mao Lanyon loft Friday
artornoon Tor Kansas City to spond
ten days on business.
Mrs O. W. Slzomoro aim children
left Flrday ovonlng for Horshoy to vis.
It the former's parents'
Mrs. J. I. Smith cntbrtalned tho
ndy Forrosters nt a konslngton Uio
inior part of last week.
Havo your niilntlnir. nanor hanclnc
nnd detioratlng donQ now by Iandgrnf
I logo, wo also do b ttn work. Phono
H1K GU2. iK-tf
Mrs. Goorgo Christ will lonvo short
ly for )ior farm nlno mllos north ot
town to spond the summer.
Johoph Hniiahor roturned tho lat
ter 'part or Inst week from a visit
with rolntlvea In eastern points.
Savo from $5 to $10 on your now
spring cost or suit M tho great An
niversary Sale at liLOCIC'S.
Mrs- Arrowsmlth. of Otralalla. who
vtoltod her wironts Mr. ami Mrs. N. F.
i lougli lnat weok, has retumoti home.
Mn. Goorgo Glbba ami babv loft
tha latter part ot Inst week for York
to remain for some time with her
parents.
For Snlo or Trade My rosidenco
propQrty nt the comor ot Mnplo and 11
siraeuL seven rooms and modern ex-
copi iietiu mono Red G10.
27-4 WM. MORRIS
airs, i nomas ureen ami iiaug t-'r
Catharine returned Sundsy ii m
Grtuul IbIhiuj aftor visiting relatives
ror a iwmk.
During the Notion Sla got S b.rs
ot ivory "ap ror 23o by buyliiK '1
worth of Notions t Tha Louder Mur
OHtitllo Co.'s.
MU Kllsttbeth Weir who recently
movau to uranu lslsiul. came Friday
evanlng to visit MU Clara Sorenson
ami other mends.
v. j. wi:xr.u & con
Real Estate und Insurance.
Coma ami seo us for town lota In
different parts of Uio city. Good In
vestment,, on easy torms. Houses for
salo nnd rent. Wo havo also good bar
gains In farms nnd ranahos.
Cor. Front and Deivvoy Sts-, upstairs.
Dodge Brothers
rfupmobiW'
Chevrolet
J. V. ROMIGH, Dealer.
107 W. Oth. ST.
New Service Station this Spring.
'Mogensen's
' WILL
SATURDAY,
Fanners gel your stock in shape for this sale, and have
the tu(f listed so as to get it on the advertising hills. All
stock and other goods must he listed heforc April 25th, in
order to he advertised.
J. II. Clark, Jr.. of the Omaha Hoo
staff. Is Spending a fow days In this
city.
Oeorgo Dolph Is suffering from a
broken anklo which ho sustalnod
Saturday.
Miss Sadlo Shoody loft Sunday
morning for Donvor to remain In
definitely. Mrs. F. A. O'DonolI and children, of
Sarbon, camo a fow days ago to visit
with her mother Mrs. M. A. Bonhani.
Doll Honnor. who spoilt tho past
foiln.ght visiting bin mother, Mrs.
litta S. Bonner, loft last evening for
Omaha.
rhoro will bo an Important busl-
noss meeting of tho Episcopal guild
In tho church basemont Thursday af
ternoon. All tho woman of tho iparlHh"
aro requested to bo prosont. Meeting
called at 3 o'clock.
1)11. JOHN S. TWINEM
. Special Aontlon to
Surgery, Gynecology nnd Obslctrlcs.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Nurso Ilnawn Memorial Hospital.
Ofllco phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C . DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
Phono 308
ALUEltT A. LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Bolton Building
North Platto, Nobraska.
,1. II. JREDPIELl).
IMLYSICJL1N & SUHGEON
Successor to
PHYSICIANS SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Drs. Redfleld & Redtleld
011120 Phone 642 Rob. Phone 67C
TV. J. I10LDEKNESS
Eectricnl Snpplles
Wiring Storage Batteries
Morsch Bldg
Phono 175.
DERKYUEItRY & FORBES,
Licensed Embulniors
Undertakers and Fnneral Directors
Day Phono 234.
Night Phono Black 588.
Hospital Phono Black 633.
House Phono Black; 633.
W. T. PRITCHARD,
Graduate Voterinnrlnn
Wight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218-south Locust SL,
one-halt block southwest of the
Court House.
Scrap Iron $6 per Ton.
Dry Bones $12 per Ton.
We buy all kinds of Junk and
Hides.
L. LIPSHITZ.
CORNER LOCUST AND FRONT,
THE IMPORTED
PERCHERON STALLION
"NABOB"
No. 97352
Will make the season as follows:
Tuesdays nnd Fridays at tho Meg-
onsen I'ihmI nml Snlo Rani, North
Platte, beginning April, lutli.
lltiltuico of tho neck (except Sun
day) nt my farm six miles west of
.Virtu Platto ami three fourths ui a
mile southeast of Rlrdwood switch.
Nabob wis foaled May 24, 1913. and
Imported with his mother by North
& Robinson, ot Grand Island, in July,
1913. Was broil by M. Deepres, Depart
ment ot Orne, In France. This hone
wolghs 17S0, Is clean and sound-lu
ovory particular, and is as good ns
you will find anywhere
Wo Invite you to come ami see Oils
liorss.
Terms $16.00 to Insure colt to
stand and suck. If mares are dlsoosed
of or loavo country sorvlce fe be
comes duo and payablo nt once.
enro win uo taken to prevent ac-
omoms, nut should any occur stallion
owner win noi oa responsible.
FRANK STROLLBERG,
Owner.
Cars and Repair parts
in stock at North Platte.
PHONE 844.
Next
BE
MAY
Miss Ruth Hopkins, of Omaha, wiio
had been visiting her sister Mrs. A.
D. Barnum for several days, left yes
torday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cnitchsingor
woro called to St. Louis last iw'eek
by tho death of a rolatlvo. Mr. Crutch
slngor is employed as constructing
onglneor on tho new depot.
Remember the
Nurse Brown Memorial
Homeopathic Hospital
When requiring hospital care
Medically,
Surgically, or
Obstetrlcally.
Horo your Interests and comfort will
bo served. It is not th0 biggest, but
ono of the best places wherein to
got woll.
100S West Fourth Street.
Dr. J. S. Twinem.
LET US INTRODUCE
QUALITY TO YOU
Quality In Cigars has has been our
aim since wo bogan making cigars In
North Platto over thirty years ago.
Wo put quality In tho first cigars we
mado, nnd that same quality is In tho
cigars we mako today. Schmalzried's
Cigars havo stood tho teat of those
moro than "thirty years. What greater
ovidonco of quality could you doslro?
If you have not been smoking Sshmalz
dled's cigars, try them they are cer
tain to pleaso.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
ItuniL '. -10.1.
To nit whom It mny concern:
Tho Etpuclnl commissioners nppolnted
to locnto n nubile road us follows:
ComimsnclnK- nt tho half section
corner botween Sections 26 and 35,
township 14, rniiKe 25, thenco west ono
niul one-half miles on tho section
lino between Sections L'fi. .in. nml 27. 31
l to tho section corner between Sections
1 27, 31 nnd 28 nml 33. township 14,
range Su. nas reported in rnvor or tho
same, and nil objections thereto or
claims for 'lamuRes must bo filed In
i no onice or the county dork on or
lieroro 12 o'clock noon or tho 25th dny
of Juno, 1917. ov such rond will bo
allowed without reference thoreto.
Dated nt .Vorth Platte this 17th dny
of April, 1917.
A. S. ALil, WIV, County Clerk.
('limine of Horn! Xo. :tllH.
The consent notltlon of H. M. Cllnlte
et nl.. nskluic for a chniiRO of Hoad
mi. 3191 lias been tiled nml rends as
10110W8:
Commencing Rt n nolnt or Station
Xo. 29 on Hotnt, No. 319 H In the south-
oust quartor of Section 36, town 10.
name 27. runntnii: thenco southeasterly
on enst side of canyon and remaining
on cast sitio or canyon tnrouaii rortn
east quarter of Southeast quarter
of -Section SB. town 10, range
27, and through the W. H of
8W14 of Section 36. town 10. range 27.
terminating at Station No. 37 on Hoad
No. 119 on Section line between Sec
tion 36. town 10, range 27 and Section 1,
town 9, range 2,, road to be 1 rod in
canyon ami 3 roils on oanic.
All iartles oblectlntr thoreto or hav
ing claims for damages by reason of
said change must tile tho same In the
oKU-e of the county clerk on or before
1! o'clock noon on the S5th day of
June. 1917, or the same win ue granteu
without reference thereto.
Vated at North Platte, Nebr., this
17th day or April, ll,.
A. S. AI.l.BN, County Clerk
lltiiiil Xo. IOI.
Tn nil In wliom It mav concern:
The special commissioner appointed
to locate a nubile road as follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner
of the SK4 of Section 88, town 9,
noma It. ruimlmr to a nolnt. one nun
ireA eleven rill) rods north from
the northwest corner of said quarter,
thence runnnlug In a northwesterly
direction to a point one hundred six
(10) rol east of the northwest corner
of Section 85. town 9, range 29, thence
west and terminating at the Northwest
corner of Section 85. town 9, range 2it,
n reiMirteil liw favor of the same, ex
cept that the road is to go to the south
and west of tree claim and to pass
around the head oroanyon In the north
west q natter of Section So, town 9,
range UttRiIiI road to be 40 feet In
width. , .
All objections thereto, or claims for
damages must be filed In the office of
the county olark on or before 12 o oJock
noon of the 2Sth day of June, 1917. or
such road will be allowed with out ref
erence thereto. .... . ...
Dated at North Platte, Nebr., this
17th day of April, 1917. . ,
A. S. AL.LHN, County Clerk.
Sale I
5th. 1
OLD LINE LIFEPolicieslThe H. & S. Agency
' ON EASY TERMS
J. E. SEBASTIAN. State Mirr.
Minn. Mutual Lifelns.Co.
Phone Office Red G12
Residence Red 348
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Notice l Creditors
Kstate No. 1470 of Oeorgo Schick,
deceased In the County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, 88: Creditors
of said estate will tnko notlco that tho
tlmo limited for presentation nnd fil
ing of claims Rgnlnst said Estate Is
November 18, 1917, and for settlement
of said Hstate Is April 13, 1918; that I
will sit at the county court In said
county, on Jlay 18, 1917, at 9 o'clock
n. m. and on Novembor 18, 1917, at 9
o'clock a. m., to rocolve, examine, henr,
nllow, or ndjust nil claims nnd ob
jections duly tiled.
QKO. 13. FRENCH,
al7-ml5 County Judge.
SIIKHIIT'S SAI.K
Hy virtue of an order of salo Issued
from tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nobraskn, upon a decreo of
foreclosure rendered In said Court
wherein Joseph V. Nothols Is plaintiff,
unci Henjumln W. I'inch et nl aro de
fendants, nnd to mo directed, I will on
the 12th day of May, 1917, nt 2 o'clock
1. M., at tho oast front door of the
Court Houso In North Platte, Lincoln
County, Nobraska, sell at Public Auc
tion to tho highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said decreo, Interest nnd costs,
tho following described property to
wlt: All ot Section Thirteen (13),
Township Hloven (11), North of Ilnnge
Thirty-one (31), West of tho 6th P. M.,
In Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Dated North Plnttc. Nob.. April 9th,
1917. A. J. SALISBURY,
alOmll Sheriff.
NOTICI-J OP KIXAI, HKI'OIIT
lastnto No. 1426 of Carrie 13. Marti,
deceased, In the County Court of Lin
coln County, Nobraska.
Tho Stnto of Nobrnnkn. to nil nfr.
sons Interested In said Kstato take no
tice that tho I3xecutor has filed a final
account and report of his administra
tion nnd a petition for nnnl settle
ment nnd dlsehnrire as such, which lmvo
been set for hearing before said Court
on .May 1, iuiy, nt z o'clock p m., when
you may nppear and contest tho samo.
Dated April 9, 1917.
fjrCO. 13. TOllKNCIT.
alOml ' County Judco.
Notice to Creditor
Estnto No. HC7 of Lorenzo S. Macom
bor, deceased.
Ill tho Countv Court of T.lnnnln
County, Nobraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said estate will tako notice that
mo time limited tor presentation and
filing of claims ngnlnst said Estate is
November 11. 1917. nml for Hettlmiinnt
of said Estate Is April 6, 1918; that I
will sit at tho county court room in
snld county, on May 11, 1917, at 9
o'clock a. m. and on November 11,
1917, at 9 o'clock a. ni. to receive,
examine, henr, nllow, or adjust nil
claims and objections duly filed.
UEU. iU. I'-HISNdl,
alO-mS County Judge
Notice to CrcdhnrM
Estate No. 1405 of Caroline Schick,
deceased.
In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said estate will tako notlco that
tho timo limited for presentation and
filing of claims against said Estate Is
Novembor 11, 1917, and for settlement
of said Estate Is April 6, 191S; that I
will sit jit tho county court room in
said county, on May 11. 1917, at 9
o'clock a. m. and on November 11,
1917, nt 9 o'clock a. m. to receive,
exnmlne, hoar, nllow, or adjust all
claims nnd objections duly nied.
. GEO. E. FRENCH,
alQ-mS County Judge.
Notice to CrccIltorN
Estato No. 1466 of Frank Schick,
decenscd.
In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebrnskn.
Tho Stnto of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said estate will tako notlco that
the tlmo limited for presentation and
filing of claims against H.ild Estate Is
November 11, 1917, and for settlement
of said Estate is April 6, 1918; that I
will sit at the county court room In
said county, on May 11, 1917, at 9
o'clock a. in. and on November 11,
1917, at 9 o'clock n. in. to receive,
examine, hear, allow, or adjust all
claims und objections duly filed.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
alQ-mS County Judgo.
Notice tit Mn-ItcUIent Uc f c n d u u t
To Harris, first nnd real name
unknown, the son of Sylvia Harris, de
ceased; and Harris, first nnd real
name unknown, tho wife of Har
ris, tho son of Sylvia Harris, deceased,
non-resident defendants.
You and each of you will tako notice
that on the IGth day of March, 1917,
Lllllo M. Dean, Rosa Eshom and Blue
ford Anway filed tholr petition in the
District Court of Lincoln County, No
braska against you nnd ench of you
(impleaded with others), the oblect and
prayer of which snld petition is for
mo partition or tne rouowing described
lands, to-wlt: All of Section Five (5)
In" Township Twolvo (12). North of
Rango Thirty-one (31), AVest of the 6th
P. M.; the South, half of tho Northeast
Quarter (SV4NEM) and Lots Ono and
two UiK-'i in section six (6) in Town
ship Twolvo (12) North of Rnngo
Thlrty-ono (31), West of tho 6th P. M.;
nnd tho South Half (SV of Section
Thirty-throe (33) In Township Thirteen
(13) wortn or unngo Thirty.ono (31)
West of tho 6th P. M., nil of said lands
being located m Lincoln county, Ne
braska: and that said Court nnrtttlon
tho said lands among tho parties en
titled thoreto or If tho same cannot he
equitably done that said lands be sold
in tne manner provicieu uy law ana tne
proceeds thoroof bo divided between
the parties according to tholr respec
tive shares and rights and for such
other relief as may be Just and oqult
able. You are roqulred to answer snld pe
tition ' on or before tho 28th day of
Mas-, 1917.
Dated this 12th day of April, 1917.
LILLIE M. DEAN,
ROSA KSHO.
HLUEFORD ANWAY
Ily C. L. RASKINS,
al7mll Tholr Attorney.
ItKFKUKK'S SAM-:.
T. O. E. Elder, the undorslened ref-
eroe. In partition proceedings pending
in mo district court ot Lincoln coun
ty, Nebraska. In which William A. Wil
son Is plaintiff and Mrs. Mabla Wilson,
William S. McCord and James R.
White, guardian of Willliim S. Mc
Cord, are defendants, will. pursu
ance or an oruer merein, siii at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the east front door of the
court house In North Platte, Lincoln
county, Nebraska, at the hour of
three o'clock P. M. on April 2S, 1917.
the following described real estate sit
uate in Lincoln county, Nebraska, to
wlt: All that part of the Northwest
quarter of Southeast quarter (NWU
of SBV4) of Section Thirty (SO), Town
ship Fourteen (14), Range Thirty
three (38), west of the 6th P. M. ly
Ing north of the right of way of the
Union Pacific Railroad track through
said section; also all of Lots Thirteen
(IS) Fourten (14), Fifteen (15), Six
teen (16) and Seventeen (17). Block
Two (2), of the Water Company's Ad
dition to the town of Hershey. Lincoln
county, Nebraska; and also a parcel of
land In Section Thirty-three (33),
Township Fourteen (14), north of
Range Thirty (30), west of the 6th P.
M. In Lincoln county, Nebraska, known
and described as Lot "G" In the Coun
ty Clerk's plat of the subdivision of
Lot Two (2). of the Northeast quarter
(NBi ) or section Tnirty- three (33),
Township Fourteen (14). north of
Range Thirty (30), west of tho 6th P.
M. In Lincoln county,, Nebraska. Said
sale to remain open one hour.
m27 O. E. ELDER, Referee.
SELLS CITY PROPERTY
Sells Fire, Tornado, Auto
mobile and Hail Insurance.
LOANS MONEY.
We respectfully solict your
patronage.
LET YOUR WANTS BE KNOWN.
Olflco Phones Dlack or Red 012.
DOOLITTLE BUILDING.
NOTICE (IF SPECIAL ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given that a special
election will be held In the city of
North Platte, Lincoln County, Nebras
ka, on May lath, A. D. 1917, at tho
places hereinafter specified In tho sev
eral wards of tho cly, for the purpose
of enabling the voters of tho olty hav
ing the legal right so to do to vote on
tho following proposition, to-wlt:
"Shall tho mayor nnd council of the
city of North Platte, Nebraska, havo
the power nnd be authorized to issuo
ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) City of
North Plntte Bridge Bonds in denomi
nations of one thousand dollars
($1,000.00) each dated July 1st, A. D.
1917, due in twenty years from dnte,
but payable nt any tlmo after ten
years at tho option of said city, to
draw interest at tho rate of five per
cent per annum payable semi-annually,
pr nclpal nnd interest payable at the
ofllco of tho stato treasurer of the
State of Nebraska; said bonds to be
Issued for tho purposo of obtaining
money with which to nld in the con
structlon of n wagon bridge across tho
south Platto river, commencing at a
I'O'nt on tho north bnnk of tho South
Platto river where a continuation of
tho center line of Locust street in tho
city of North Platte, Lincoln county,
Nebraska, Intersects said north bnnk
In the southeast quarter (S. E. ,i ) of
tho southwest quarter (S. W. U) of
Bcctlon four (4), In township thirteen
(i3?i n;,lof ee thirty (30), west
of the 6th P. M. In Lincoln county, Ne
braska, running thence In a southerly
direction across tho South Platto river
about fifteen hundred (1500) feet to a
point on tho south hank of snld river
about twenty-five (25) feet east of sta
tion No. 10, of Road No. fi, Lincoln coun
ty, Nebrnskn, nt the east edge of tho
KKw e"e . .0fu .t;" Vrcrent timber
bridge. Said bridge to be approxi
mately fifteen hundred (lf.00) feet in
length and of sufficient width for two
i?,nLn1 il? Vn8s eac.11 otller any point
on said bridge nnd to be constructed of
?.?mCrot., nmI ,8,ee'. and to comply
with the plans and specifications
1Jl'n,,nea,J,,, 'oa by the state cS",
glnoor of tho state of Nebraska, and
said bonds representing approximately
one-fourth ot tho entire cost of tho
construction of said bridge ns herein
u.e.fiM? ,set,for". He entire cost of
uhleh Is to bo approximately forty
thousand c ollars ($40,000.00) one-half
stnStpplnfeif: Sl!m 1?,t, be borne bVthe
?n vrMMr b?8ka. A,J? as Provided for
lit f'ni1.? i ' ChnJ,tc,r 2S- Sections 123 to
1?3 Inclusive, of tho Revised Statutes
of Nebraska, for the year 1913, and
one-fourth of tho entire cost Is to bo
couinv ".B00;1 Precinct l Lincoln
S?, 5,'" ot Nobraskn, In pursu
vwPmV'S Provisions of Chapter 8.
Article 4, Sections 41 to 45 inclusive
of the Revised Statutes of tho State of
Nebraska for the year 1913.
ritvL8! ",roPr olllcers of said
cltj bo authorized to levy and collect
a tax annually In the same i nan So r 'as
other municipal taxes may bo eviecl
K?"?60. n nll amotmt sui Ilclent
to pay the interest and principal of
?.a.ldiHoml8 n.8, tI,oy mature, as providecl
nrJa,o,untU s,ald bon',s and interest
Llrf , 1a.'a on . n11 tIle Property within
said city as shown and valued upon the
Snlcfci'tv'1 N of , th0 assessors of
saiu city. Said bonds are to bo nego
tiable In form and the Interest shall lie
taVchedCeI by COUpcns tosaWbonds'at
Should tho Stnto of Nebraska fill
PrecTnV",1 n,d, nn,rt s',bu'"1 Osgood
i rpclnct In Lincoln County. Nebraska
fall to Issue bonds in the sum of Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) n aid
of the construction of snld bridge? then
the bonds of tho city of North Platto
hcln,sV,bmltte'1 shall not bo Issued
The ballots to be used In said election
8h.ail;av,0 Pr'ted thereon: electon
($10M0 nn8U?f;,Ten..Tho.usan,, dollars
tjiu.ooo.00) of the city of North Platte
bridge bonds in denominations or Ono
Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) each bear
ing Interest at tho rate of G per cent
per annum payable semi-annually, in-
off iurtr-r'D.w rfS
duo In twenty years from da"e but
Payal'le at any tlmo after ten years at
to option of said city, ami for levvlnJ
and collecting a tax ' annuaUy to Jpa5
a,8etnnetyerrn"attunrned ,'r,nClI,a, f bonS.
WP&'ot TC.?y Tf,0Nonr?hd
Platte bridge bonds In denominations
ni?" Tllou?aml Dollars ($1.000 00)
each bearing interest at the rate of 5
per cent per annum pavnblo semi
annually. Interest and principal Pay
able at tho offlce of the State TreasI
urer of tho State of NebraB?n saP.i
bonds to bear date of Jul j' 1st A D
hlM' Vul 1)0 l,u,e ,n twenty vearg from
date hut payable at any time After
tor -Wv?,, tb0,Ptl"n of 'said ctty, and
m,.. ?.vilnB n,m collecting n tax an-
Platto Bridge Bonds," nncl those voting
against said proposition shall mirk
their ballots with a cross opnoslto n,
Paragraph beglnnlmr: ToAINST Issu
nft?t,TeenriT'VRa D,0llnr8 ' 00
Bonds'' Ul f Xorth P'atte Bridge
Polling places for said election ,nii
mH lr fo,1Io"-lng places to-w in the
f irst Wnrd at No. X.05 Dewey Street
HInmnn Building; in the Second Ward
o"f the enVrntJ00"' the 'OOTd ffoor
rvmn,,. cP.u,nt ,port house In Lincoln
Thlrt w!,P?kM' 'H sal'J. nrd; In tho
nn VLl lnwtbe hose house situated
on In street between Sixth and Front
streets In said ward nnd in the VoH?th
kwh't'11 tl,e 11080 "ouse situated n
North Locust street in said ward The
polls at said election shall be kent
ppen between the hours of 9 o'clock a
m. and 7 o'clock p. m. of said date
Attest: R RVAX?.
,... O. E. ELDER. MnJ'?r
ilW City Clerk.
N"OTI(l3 OP 1'IX.U, ItKl'OlI'I'
deed. ft the' Co'S
coin County. Nebraska Urt of L,n-
ln?ere.?eflte.n0fXfbra,8kft' to Persons
ii . ?f,e". .,n 8al,l Estate take notice
aco u, lle mr,n,,,r.atPJ3t,h A'"'1 a nnal
tion nrt -,,rf.n?rt of her aclmlnlstra
an.V ,nnn,ptlt,on f,or "nal settlement
set fni iJIi6 n,8 5ucb- wnl,' have been
is i9ihe.r "oK b.pore 8a,1 curt n My
rh.v ..7 Bt 9 "dock m. when you
n, 'iper amJ. contest the same.
Dated April 20, 1917.
.,, f, OEO. E. FRENCH.
w . . Notice to Creditor
i.!ate, No- V69 of Henry J. Co
llagen, deceaoed.
r.J,I...the,v.C.ounty Court of Lincoln
c. ounty. Nebraska.
The State of Nehraska, ss: Creditors
of said eatate will take notice that
the time limited for presentation and
riling of claims against said Estate Is
November 11. 1917. and for settlement
of snlcl Estate Is April 6. 1918: that I
"win sit at the county court room In
said county, on May 11. 1917. at 9
?cJPok m- and on November 11,
1917. at 9 o'clock a. m. to receive,
examine, hear, allow, or adjust all
olalms and objections duly filed.
,n OHO. K. FRENCH.
alO-mS . County Judge.