The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, September 11, 1917, Image 8
"Mb -ivf- UlA L. BAKE, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Ouo Year by Mnll In Advnnco.... 11.25 One. Veur bj farrier In Adrnuce. MM Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Postoiuce aa Second Class Matter. TUESDAY, SEl'TEMBEIt II, 10K LOCAL AND PERSONAL. 0. II. Tlioolocko loft Friday ovonlng lor Omaha on business. Trv Tlr Smith. UlO Olilconractor. COtt Tho Sutherland schools opanod lat woek with an enrollment of 217. Dr. Morrill, Dentist , Sarg. A. Murphy of Co. E spoilt tho week and with friends In Omaha. Cholco vegetables and cut flowers at North Platto Floral Co. -Phono 1023 tt Nicholas McCabo Jr., who had boon VUiUng In Donvor returned homo I- rl-day. LowIb Kolly loft Saturday aftornoon for Lincoln to uttond tho suuo uni versity. wJaMsa MIm Ruth Van Cloav0 toft Saturday mOrnlng for Buthnny to apend some tlmo. ninrir iTniitinMAMrtlt'. formerly of this city, was hero from Ogalalla last wouk. wrmi ArtiiHtrnni' was callod to Rob coo last woek by tho sorious Illness of his sister, Miss Matio Paulson loft Saturday aftornoon for Grnnd Island to apond aatoral day Mrs. a F. Preitauor has returned to Gothenburg after taking moment iroui uiout hero for norao time. tiv nmi nt. w. P. Snvdor roturned Saturday morning from Lincoln whore thay attended tho atato lair, Anton Pushman, of Molroso, who ms visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Smith, r 'turned heme a row (iuy ago. Ms Euroka Bonokomper of tho hig"h ahcwl staff arrived here Friday fr6m Jlricolri to resume her duties. "I now havo funds at 5Ms per cent ail chotCo bottom table land. Gouo (JFdok, Itoom 4, Kotth thcatro Bldg. Mra. Dorr Tarkinglon nnd ehlldron roturnod Saturday aftornoon from a two weeks" visit with rolatlvos In Sld noy. Tnu. T.iitiinrfin concrcKatlons of , The Lincoln County Fnlr. Tllo chlof nim of tho-Llncoln Coun ty Fair management this year Is to hold one of tho lareodt and most ln- atructlvo faira over, hold In this part of Nobraska. Tho fair grounds aro B Ell CHOSS PREMIUMS AT THE C0UNT1 FAIR! Any aliapter, branch or auxiliary In Lincoln cbunty to compote. f Unit- iIIhdIhv of Hod Cross surgical Ui inu - t - ' . . ' - it w Being plnced In splendid condition ana arossings, Hospital garmonts anu sup piles for military rellof, first premium ' $15, second $10, third $5. , All money received aslprlzos must bo used for Bed Cross supplies. Pajamas, entered by person whoi made thorn, $3 nnd $2. Hospital bed shirt, $3 and $2. Operating gown, $2 and $1. ( For best surgical kit, 55 and ?4. 1 Knitted Sweater, $2 and ?1. Knlttod helmet, $2 and $1. Knitted mufflor, $2 nnd ?1. i Knitted socks, $2 and $1. Best colloctlon of knlttod articles, $j nino now buildings aro being oroctod which are up to dato in ovory partic ular. Tltoy will provide sufficient room for tho ngrleuttural products, htusohold products, school oxhlbit, llvo stock of every kind, and poultry and pet stock. In fact not a thing Is to be overlooked which will add to the comfort and entertninment of tho poo- PlThc proinium list has practically boen doubled this yoar as a special inducement for people n.r...i tn iinrnrnift native work- a in l.rintHni? in oxhiblts. nnd wo ufo and honing that your oxhlbit will sharo lni Best Red Cross poster to bo made bv the division of the promlum money. t exhibitor, $5, $3 and $2. PmnUim lists may be had by eltlior. Beat dozen mua'.in rollor bandages. calling or writing to tho secretary in $1 and 50 cents. tho basomont of the Building & Loan Best dozon T bandages. $1 and 50c building Wo would be pleased to have Abdominal bandages $1 and 50c. you call for a premium list and com-! Best 'half dozen bed socks $1 and 50c inonc at onco on tho plans for your Boat half dozon shoulder wraps, $1 oxhlbit. I amI COc- Tho wheat, oats, barley, ryo, etc., Boat half dozon operating capsijSl wll' need to bo icnrofully solcctod and nnd CO. tPmW thoroughly cleaned. Wo would liko. Host half dozen oporatlng helmet?, to havo you bring In several snmplos $1 and GOc. of oar corn, and also n colloctlon of' Best half dozen fracture pillowH, $1 shouf display of various grains, also and 50c. It will bo necessary for you to give Beat dozon tray cloths, $1 and 50c oxtra tlmo nnd attention to getting Best dozen tablo napkins, $1 and 50c your llvo stock In roadlnosa for the Host dozon wash cloths, knitted, $1 jL lr and GOc. All oxhlblts must reach tho fair Host Dozen knlttod surgical wlpo grounds, for ontry, not lntor than $1 and GOc. Wednesday, Septombor 20. I " Our dally program offors hours of Mlnslrcl Show Pleased, entortnlnmont for ovoryono, consist- Tho Busby's World's Greatest Mln Ing of horao races, auto racoa, motor-' strcl show Wednesday ovonlng has cyclo races and many other attrac-' shown the distinction of boing tho or; tions. cno to oxhlbit horo for home time with With your hearty co-operation, wo out a lot or taint iinuing critics pick KElTHwfthFID SEPT. 14 Most Stupendous Organisation Ever in this Section 75 PEOPLE. Augmented Orchestra of 14 men, Prices 1.00 and S2.00. Sale opens Sept. 11, 7:30 p. m. Mail orders now if accompanied by remittance. whnt Is questionably one of tho bogt or. over hold in tills part of Nobraska. FAIR ASSOCIATION lug Its attraction to pioccs aftcrwar 1 ( A noKro minstrel show Is In a cla I by ltsolf; nnd a good one never fall' , to pleaso an audlonco whoro laughfc ! and amusomont are sought. Tho negro has an oar for music; It Is nattrnl with him; and ho hns hi "Watch Your Step" Whon Watch Your Stop, Irving Bar lln's International Hyncopated musical wny of rendering It. It is not classical uccoss, 1b prosontod at tho Keith Sept.; in,t it is hotter more pleasing. 12th, tho thentro-golng public of this! The minstrels gave-a pood entortaln city will havo an opportunity of seeing mont ono well worth the price, ar ' what questionably on0 of tho host or- (i,0 nudionce Kot It satisfaction f ganizatlona Hint has ben brought to negro melody and -laughter. Hazel -this city for sevoral seasons past. ton Herald. Watch Your Step Is In every sensoof At Ncrth Platte. Monday Sept. 17t' tho word a metronolitan organisation, ::o:: with a distinguished cast and chords,' Including thirty-four of the most beau tiful young wouion ever aont on tour, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Junk, of Chry onne, ramo a few days acco to vhlf w'th the lnttor'a parents Mr. and Mr and one of the vory best attractions Arguo for a wcok. of the season. 1 ::o;: Tho finmo production In evory respect Mrs II P. Ilencklo and son w,ho wV.l bo oon horo, thnt delighted Now visited in Salt Lak6 City and Donver York Cor alx montha, Chicago for throe for tiovoral weoks, came homo Friday, months. Boston for throo months and ( hlof of Poco Jonog roturnctl Fri. riiilndolphlo for throo months. ! (liy cvonlnK from Ltj1C0in where he Tfrt H'ntnii Viir slfnTi Mr IinT-lItl linn ...., ... , n..:."i"7 n..in i,nvn rYiftiidnd ' . , rF :;"iVi vhuou lciaines anu attonueu the state Diuiiuuuiiu nim i compoaeti sonio oi ins cminiuiuriDui; ff.iP &lall to Rev. Win. Hoffman, of Moro- nmsJc wlth n swing t0 lt that Is easily , doala, 111. remembered and at onco bccomoB pop- Miss Emma Smith arrived Friday Mrs William Morris and two dill-1 ulnr. "Sottlo Down In n Ono-IIorsc ovenlng from Farley, la., to resume drS8vWoIwerolaltlng relatives ii, T - teacher in tho local Htiltwiv ,rnliirnf((l 1101110. Olliuruuy hi-, m uuw"iuo r. ' ' I Office phone 241. Res. phone HI 7 L. C . DRO&T, Osteopathic Physlciti. North Platte, NebraaKf.. McDonald Bank Building. others tho acoro aro to bo round on Mlssca OlHo Burke, Gladys Knnppo almost any niualc rnck In Amorlca. n till ATnrfhn Tfnhna lnff tlin In ttoi ntirf Thoroforo. In this 'respect, watch 0f mat wook aftor visiting Mrs. Ray I ! r Cfnn In otlflnrrni rv 11 a nn1 1. -.1-1. 1 tornoon Wan ,Mnhnl Smith, of Gothonburg, w'libpont last weok with her brother yatr gto ,8 n0 strangcr to us, and Kh comos hero with such llattoring ln- The Nurse Brown Memorial Homeopathic Hospital 1008 West Fourth Street. For the treatment of Medical, Surgical and Obstetrical Patients. JOHN S. TWDfEM, 31. D. Josso Smith, roturnod lwmo Saturday uftornoou. dorsomont nnd with such an unqucs- , Miss Josephine PelstOr returned Fr(l 'Attornov GoorKO N. uiuns roiunieii, iwra rujiunuuni unit 1L tvn-uuu!. -. , "" i..;: :" t; i". "Wturda morning tfrom a vlsjt In saying that standing room will be at a o-,idr Colo York with hlB family who havo been1 premium whon UiIb attraction Is pro-, "" cr, .oio thoro for somo tlmo. , V.Cnrl Swanson, of Gothonburg, was horo tho lattor part of last weok and (lilavo homo In a now Dodge car which ho purchased whllo horo. Farm and Ranch loans nt lowest rates and best terms. Mo.iey on hand to close loans promptly. illt BUCHANAN A: PATTERSON. i acntod In this city. ::o:: A ('ontluuntlon of (he W. Road It and soo: "Wlso, witty Woodrow Wilson's wln m:iiio wlfo washes with warm wat er Washington's- whlt&-liouqo, win dows wMch Wnsjilngton's wife washed whllo Washington waited within. a Rub'rlbor'R Dauchtor. LAlrs. Frt-d Lathrop, of Chlengo, who ill visiting at tho W. J. Stuart homo, entertained a number of ladles at a tUpntro party at tho Crystal Friday ovonlng. Luncheon was sorvod at tho Goals. Notice to Creditors. Estato No. 149C Kf Sophia Fodorhoof, docoasod In tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nebraska. The Stato of Nebraska, as: Credi tors of Bald ostato will tnko notice Hint tlin Hmn Hnlltrnl fnp nrnsnntnt irn School uays ttiouiors , .and llllng of claims against said boys and girls to lit out Bhou.d hot estate Is January 12, 1918, and for sot fall to visit Tho Loodor Co.'s. Barga lis tlcniont of said ostuto Is Septombor 7. I.. li.lu lrnaia allnntt. hnVn' HIlllH. 1 ni O . il.. T ...111 ..If .. l 11.. ... ill if 1,3 .1. Vjkl IJ"" ""I ' - r waists, kneo pants and shoos, at mon "oy saving prlcos. Tho Lincoln County Inatltuto which was In session horo last weok, closed Friday nftoriioon. Miss Brown assistant superintendent of tho Koarnoy Normal; l.l.Mlt....M.l .... n .1.1 vna a VUn enrollment for tho woek was ono n'mn drod and thlrty-olght, Thoso who havo occnalon to moandor about tho cotmtry rocontly atato that tltoy fill: to soo many prairie chloltons. Tho Infaronco Is Uiat tho birds aro un trftially sonrco owing to the Conditions of tho spring sonson which prevontod an onrly Jiatoh.Suthorland Freo Lanco. William Rath, formor mnnngor of tho Shoe Market, U iW.w stntlonad at Falrrnx,' k small atntlon nonr Dalton, Ohio, Ho is with tho aviation corps and states that they aro bolng pleas antly ontortalnod by tho rosidonts Uiere. In n amall potter tho Union Pnclfl? oalls attrition to the nwful auto wreck tliat Dccnrroil at Gibbon several mouths ago by which flvo poopvo wore lillltd. Tlie poster contains a picture of the week and tho bnjtored maohlno and ti short sketch of tho nccidont and tho pauses thut "led to lt, together wltli a wunilng to all poraons wlio ( 'drive lhuchlnoa to stop, llrtou and look boforo oroBsIng a railroad track. Miss Olive Elalo Burko of Maxwell, and Marston Harold VanDioran of tills! city y'WQ married at Loxlngton Sop-! tombor Cth by Judgo I. J. Nlsloy. Mr. VnnDornn Is tho son of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. "W. VoJiDonui and formerly hold u position i wlUi tho L1ork-Sandall Co. Recently ho becamo u mombor ot Co. B. Mrai Van Doran Is an ogreonblo ung lady nnd lias always boon popu lar hore, and In hor liomo town. ) ;o FOR YOUJt AUTO SERVICE "Call 125 for Taxi day or night, ji Also flvo or seven passongor oar for funeral aorvlco. Lmoqhnsbn-louden AUTO CO-, " Chandlor & Blear Agoncy, Corner ElgUtli nd Locust. Sts. 1918; that I wlU slf at tho county court room In said county, on October 1.2, 191 (, at 9 o clock n. in. and on January 12, 1918, at 9 o'clock n. m. to) rocolve, examlno. htar. al.ow .or adjust I all clatine nnd objoctlons duly filed. OEO. E. FRENCH, Bll-o9 Ccun'y JudKO. Mr. nnil Mrs nrxnrrro Trnnlfnar1iiit . - - - ...... - - - " " n u......u...v, ' a . . . . l . i i i . . . . i ui ivuuiv iHKiuu who navo oeen viii Ing Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams will leave this weok. Jacob Ludwig Sauorwlno ago 3G and Mrs. Mary Campbell Robinson nEo'25 rt McGrew w-Qro grantod a marriago llronsx' Saturday morning. Wm. Moran and fnmlly, of Chicago, :1:-rmorly of this city, aro visiting,,! niotlior Mrs. Bridget Moran while dn route to western points. W. J. Landgraf Is recovering from a bad caio cf polson'ng on tho hands and arms, contracted whICo picking wild grnpos ten dnys ago. Thoso in need of painting, paper hanging and docorating aro assured satisfactory work If they employ Julius Hopta. Phono Black G92. . 38tf DOCTOR D. T. QU1GLET Practice Limited to Surgery and Jtndium Therapy 72S City National Bank' Building. , Oinalin, Nebraska, i .1. B. IlEDFIELD. PHYSICIAN & SDIIOEOIN Successor to PHYSICIANfflSUHGEONS HOSPITAL Drs. Rodfleld & Rcdfleld Oflloe Phono 642 Res. Phonn fi7fl THAT BIG REM IJ M ,D ,;i R, ON CANVAS J. ML Busby's Worlds Greatest Colored INSTREL n NOW DON T MISS THIS GOOD ONE. North Platte, Mon, Sept. 17. PARADE AT NOON. PERFORMANCE 8 p. m. ML IIAItOLI) A. FENNEK j Osteopath. Helton Building Office hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. in. ' 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. Phones Offico Black 333 . Res. Black lu.su Hospital Phone Black 633. House Phone Black 633. W. T. PBITCIIAIID, Graduate Veterinarian Bight years a Government Veterinar ian. Hospital 218 south Locust St one-half block southwest of the Court House.. SCRAP IRON $6 per Ton. North Platte Junk House. OLD LINE LIFE Policies ON EASY TERMS J. E. SEBASTIAJT. State Mtrr. Minn.Mutual Lif elns.Co. Phone Office Red 612 Residence Red 348 NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. E. EETTEIt, Physician -X BAY Offico: First National Unnk Building. Phono 308 ALBERT A. LANE, Dentist Rooms 1 and 2 Belton Building North Platte, Nebraska. Geo. B. Dent, Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention given to Surgery and Obstetrics. Office: Building and Loan Building p, . ; Office 130 Phones Residence 115 DIENEIt & KENNEDY Real i: state, Fire, Tornado nnd Hall Insrunncc. Special Agents Globe Life Insurance Company. Corner Front and Dewey Sta., Upstairs l'hoiic Red 572. North Platte, Neb. Extension to Road No. 11. DERRYUEftRY & FORBES, Licensed Emtmlmert rudortnkers and Funeral Directors Day Phone 234. Night Ptione Black 688. NORTH PLATTE ..Genera! Hospitals (Incorporated) One Hall Block North ol Postoftice. Phone 58 A modorn institution for the scientific treatment of medical, surgical and confinement cases. Completely equipped X-Rey and diagnostic laboratories. Staff: Geo. B. Dent, M. D. V. Lacas, M. D. J. 8. Rcdfield, M. D. J. S. Simms, M.D i Sheep and Cattle FOR SALE Farmers this is the year and the time of the year to get stock to eat up your rough feed. I have on hand and forsale3u00 feeding lambs and ewes, and 500 cattle. Come and talk to me. C. H. WALTER, NORTH PLATTE. Trustee's Sale. Tto whom it may concern. Tho special commissioner appoint ed to locate a road as follows: . .Com mencing at Station No. 11 of Road No. 11 In ,tho SW i,4 of Section 4, Twp. 14. N., Range 30 wpst Of tho Gth P. M., running thence In a nortli ly, northeasterly aiid northwesterly direction through the W of said Section 4 and through tho W Ys of Section 33, Twp. 15 N., Range 30, west to tho northwest corner of said sec tion 33, thence north on section lino between Sections 28 "and 29 of said last township and range throe-fourths of a mile thence in a northeasterly, northerly and fnorthwesterlyi direc tion through tho NW Vi of said Sec tion 28 and the SW M of Section 21 to the quarter section cornor between Sections 28 and 21, Twp. 15 N Rango 30 west, thence north on lino between Sections 20 and 21, 1G and 17, of said township and range to a point about 25 chains north of tho cornor of Sec tions 1G. 17, 20 and 21, thence in a northeasterly direction through the W. Yn of Sections 16 and -0, through tho SW H and the E of Section 4 of said last township and range to a point on the north lino of said Section 4 about 20 chains west of the NE cor nor of said Section 4, thenco north erly and westerly across Sections 33 and 28, Twp. 1G, Range 30, to the section line between Soctlons 28 and 29, thenco northerly along said sec tion lino between sections 28 and 29, and Sections 21 and 20 to a point about one-fourth of a mile south from tho northwest cornor of Section 21, and llienco in a northwest direc tion across Sections 20 and 17 to tho NW cornor of Section 17. thence on a west and north direction across Sec tions 7 nnd G to a point on tho north lino of Section G about ono-fourth of a mile east of the northeast cornor of Soction G, has reported in favor of tho samo as follows: Beginning at Station No. 11 of Road Mo. 11 In tho SW 54 of Section 4, Twp. 15 N., Range 30 W., running thence in a northeasterly .and northwesterly di rection through tho SW 14 and the NW Vi of said Section 4. and throuch of Soction 33, Twp. 1G, Range 30 W. I 1 Notlco Is hereby given that on the to tho SW corner of Soction 28. Twp, 13th day of Soptembor, 1917i at 2 1 N. Range 30 W thence north p. m.i In tho Bratt building on North on soction line between Sections 2S Locust street, betwoon Gth anl Front! anu zv, said township and streets, C. L. Baskius, trustee of tho estate of Henry S. Haskins, bankrupt. will sou at public auction to tho lughogt bidder, all of tho stock and fixtures locatod at tho place aforesaid. That said said will bo conducted until tho hour of 3 o'clock p. m. sl-sH C. L. BASKINS, Trustee ranire. three-fourths of a mile, thonco in a northeasterly and northwesterly di rection through the NW J4 NW -4 of said Section 28 and through tho W V" SW of Section' 21, Twp. 1G. Ni. Rango 30 W., to the quarter section coiner botween sections 20 and 21 thenco north on section line between Sections 20 and 21 and be twoon Sections 1G and 17, said township and range, to a point nnd betwoon Soctlons 1G and 17, said said township and rango, to a point about thirty rods south of tho quar ter secuon corner between said Sec- Notlcc of rJnnl Report. Estato No. 1451 of Mary Jano Apple gate, deceased. In tho county court of Lincoln county, Nobraska. The State of Nobraska, to all por aons Interested In said estate tako no tice that tho Executor has filod a final jtlons 1G and 17, thence In a north- Always Glad to Get A Good Cigar And tlicro's no plnco you can' get n good cigar hotter tliau nt Sclimnl zrled's. "With filler nnd wrapper of tho best quality hand rondo, thcro Is In tho SchnialzrJcd-niado cigar nil thnt tho most oxnctlng smoker demands. Wo lmndlo tobneco itnd smokers' articles. J. F. SCHMALZRIED, account nnd roport of his administra tion and a potltlon for ni.ai settle ment and discharge as such Executor which havo been set for hoaring be fore said court on Septombor 28, 1917, at 9 oolook a, m.. whon you may ap pow and contost tho samo. Dated Soptembor 4, 1917. GEO. E. FRENCH. s4s25 County Judgo. Notlco to Creditors Estato No. 1491 of Homor F. Fort, docoasod In tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nobraska. Tho Stato of Nebraska, ss: Credi tors of sale? estato will tako notlco that tho tlmo limited for presentation and llllng of claims against said Estato Is March 14th, 1918, and for settlement of said Estato Is Aug. 10, 1918; that I will sit at the county court room In said county on Sept 14th, 1917 and on March 14, 1918, on each of snld days to rocolvo, examlno, hear, allow or adjust nil claims and objections duly tiled. GEO. E. FRENCH, nl4-sll County Judge. easterly, northerly and northwester ly direction through tho NWJ4, SW J4 nnd tho NW'4 of Soction 1G and through the SW & SW 14 of Soction 9 to a point on lino betweon Sections S and 9, Twp. 1G N., Rango 30 W. about 20 chains north of tho SW cor nor of said Section 9, thonco north on line between snld said Soctlons 8 and 9 to a point about 10S rods south of tho NW corner of said Soction 9, thenre In a northeasterly direction through tho NW4 of said Section 9, ttr.d through the SE'4, SW 14. and tho w SEU and through tho W NEV1 of Section 4, Twp. 16 N.. Rango 30 W, to tho north lino df said section 4 about 22 chains west from tho NE corner of said soction 4. All objections thoroto or claims for damages must bo filed In tho offico of tho county clerk on or boforo 12 o'clock noon of tho lOUi day of No vember. 3917, or euch road will bo allowed without roferonco thoreto. Datod at North Platte, Nob., Uils 21st day of August, 1917. a A'- ALLEN, sr4 . County dork.