IltA L. BAKE, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION HATES:
One Year by Mall In Atdnuce. .. .tl.2J
One Xeur b Currier in Ail t uiic-? . .I-V(
Entered at North I'Imiia, Nebraska.
PostoUlce as Second Class Matter.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, Ml 7,
TWO THINGS y&V SHOIJjl) 1)0.
I1UY A LIBERTY "BOND find pro
vldo n monthly pension for your wife
or mothor so thatMhcy .will rnolvo
ovory month In the year for twenty
yoars after your doath, and as much
longer thoroaftor as they may live, a
fixed pension of $50.00, $7B.U0 or
$100.00 nor month. This monthly
check will ronlaco the salary or
oarnlng ability that every proftbBlon-
ishcrlflccs ns to Usage of Coal.
Chairman darfiold annptingaJlUiat
the public Vrlll havo to mak"o patriotic
aacrlflces this wlntor with regard to
usaeo of coal. Ho asks the public not
to grow hysterical regarding tho coal tercstod, wrlto the Dcnvor Music Com
Uulpply as cvory need, domestic and pany, Dcnvor, Colorado, at onco for
HIGH .GRADE PIANO FOIt SALE
Wo havb" left on our hands at North
Platto a now piano for which no rea
sonable offer will bo declined If taken
at onco. Quality cudrantodd. If In
particulars .
74-8
war win bo met under tne system
which Is to bo carried out.
Tho people are urged to wlro Gar-,
field as fuel administrator, should i
nl. ImsliioHS man. farmer, run.mman1 their doalcrs absolutely refuse to do
or tradosmnn may havo. OLD LINE i liver coal or hold deliveries for too
MONTHLY IN.COME from policies are long a time. Tho administrator makes!
In demand. Phono or soo mo for an it plain mat war omcrgoney neeus win i' i i- i Dl 1 J rUJ
juiuiei b dim m emeu mm
LIMIT 2000
OLD LINE ON
SCRAP IRON
$6 per Ton
North Platte Junk House.
3iAccAni:i:s staut campaign
F0K '-0I) iil'AY JIKMIIMtS.
A campaign to enlist 2,000 w mon
In tho Women's Benefit Association
of the Macccabees has begun with
MrB. Agnes T, Hoyor stato eoinumuler,
Hi leader, who has just returnod from
thu silver nnnlversary of the founding
of the order at Port Huron, Mich. At.
this mooting, tq which Mr.s. Boyer was
delegate from Nebraska, and which
was attended from representatives
from all ovor tho world, tho women of
the association unanimously votod to
purchase $200,000 worth of Liberty
bonds.
In addition to this subscription for
bonds a fund of $200,000 was voted to
be used In ulding sons of the women
mombors of tho ordor who come back
from tho war disabled. This will aid
in bringing thorn back to usefulness,
in teaching them new trades and pro
fessions, so that they caii onco again
enter industrial life.
Havo KoHcrro Fund.
Tho womon of tho ordor, of whom
9,000 met at Port Huron tho first wt(ik
In this month, made no empty prom
ises in these mattors, for in a bank of
that city tho order has a roservo fund
of twelve million dollars, ovidenco
that womon make good business man
agers. Miss Bina West started tho Macca
bees twonty-flvo years ago, borrow
ing from' this samo bank $150.00 for
offlco cxponsos. Miss WcBt, the foun
dor of this order whoso silver anni
versary is now bolng colobratorl, also
organized tho local Hovlow twenty
four years ago with a charter mem
bership of oighty-sovon membors. A
vigorous campaign is now on for a big
class toward thoir bit in this celebra
tion. Dedtcnto Headquarters.
At this rally hold the first of this
month in Port Huron many distin
guished guests woro present, and
Prosidont Wilson wired his con
gratulations. Tho mooting was also
an international convention of tho
ordor. A $200,000 hoadquartorB build
ing waB dodlcatod In Port Huron.
In tho drlvo for 2,000 now mem
bers Mrs. Boyer has tho pledge of
tho majority of tho mombors to assist
lice in this, work."
.;. ii .i ;;oi;
What Prices Can Ho Fixed
There has boon much discussion
tflltiut what prlcos tho Food Adminis
tration can fix. Prices have been flxod
on coal and wheat by authority con
ferred by tho food control log)slatl6n.
Prices havo also boon fixed on Iron
arid Its products but not under tho food
control law. This was dono by agree
ment with tho iron and stool indus
tries and is voluntary on' thoir Dart.
Tho food control legislation confers
power on tho prosidont to fix pricoB
on coal and if nocossary to buy and
sell It. It also confers authority to
nuy and sell, and therefore to fix nric
os on wheat, flour, meal, beans and
potatoes. Those ara tho only articles
ovor which tho president is given tho
price nxing powor. ,
Tho prosidont is glvon powor to 11
censo any businosB of tho country
wnoro tno ousmoss transacted annual
ly exceeds $100,000. The Dower un
dor Buch llconso is conferred to rogu
lato profits In uny lino of business
but not to fix prices. Authority Is
glvon ovor fertilizer and agricultural
impaomonts undor tho llconso mm
. vision but tho powor to fix tbo prlcos
is not conferred only tlfo powor to
regiuiato pronts.
Tho question is ofton raised In ro
gard to tho prico of llvo stock, moats,
corn, etc. Tlio rood administration
nctlng for tlio prosidont can not un
der- tno present law fix nrlcos on thoso
things bocauso tho authority to do that
is not conferred. What tho next con
gress mignt uo in that lino is not
known, but until congress doos act no
ono Iioh tho powor to fix prlcos on any
cijiiuuouuy except as stated auovo.
Tho regulation of profits, which may
bo dono now in nny lino of business. Is
an ontlroly different thing fronu the
iiAuiK ui iiiHuivo prions, it win own
iimto Bpoculatlon but It will not nro
vent high prices if thoy nro duo to
causes other than speculalotn.
i:o::
i u. Patterson nnd C. F. Tomplo
hold patriotic meetings In Dickons
nnti- wwinwt Saturday.
Clips. Hughes, who liven nonr Pax
ton, Harvested 1040 bushols of Ulu
Vlotor potatoes from throo acres of
iniui.
Robort Horner, Sr., who recontly
tiled on uu ranch northwest of, Wal
Inco, was ono ot the pioneer settlors
or tunc Baetlon, looatlnc thoro in 1885
At tjio Uina of his death ho was olghty-
nmo.
Buy your bots, carrots and pars
nips baforo I put them into winter
storage. Prlco 75 conts por bushol
Lincoln Tughwny Qrndona, 2005 oast
Fourth stroot.K H. McFarland. 81-2
A bustor of a baby boy was horn
Frldaynftornoon to Mr. and Mrs. Will
J. Hondy. Wo say bustor, for ho
weighod ton and ono-half pounds
Mother and sou aro getting along
nicely.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stonn Drug
Stnro.
Tho formal transfer of tho Nobraska
Houso nronorty on Front stroot from
F. "W. Cross to Itichl Ugai was mado
tho latter nart of last wool. Itichl
buys tho nronorty with a viow of
erecting a modorn building at some
Cuturo timo, .
For qslek action and satisfactory
ealu list Tear land with Tlmelockc tf
K. O, Johnson, living noar Nichols,
who was a Tribune caller Saturday,
said somo of bis boots woro yielding
an bigh aB twonty tona por aero and
that tho twonty aero field would av
erago not less than flfteon tons per
acre. Up to Saturday ho bad harvest
ed about ono-thlrd of tbo crop.
nnnolntmont to not that Llborty bond' bo groat and that the supply of army
ami navy musi do uiiou ni au costs
but that the public will not bo pormitt-j
cd to suffer for-want of fuel. The gov-1
ornment will take cvory possiblo pre
caution to prevont suffering because
of want for coal. .
and provide a pension.
J. E. SEBASTIAN',
Stato Manager.
Tho Old Llfo Man,
Brodberk Bldg. North Platte, Nth.
:o: :
Hill road .ilcn for Franco ::o::
Engineers 'Pat McIIugh and II. O.
Bergstrom, llretnen F C. Pleyetto and
D. V. Ford, brakoman Lester Hourke
and switchman C. It. Cool, who en
listed in the engineering corps of the These mon made a trip from Julos
foderal service, left Saturday for Ft. i,urg to this city for the purpose -o
Logan, noar Donvor
I'ro.s)icctlnir for Oil.
F.W.Eastman and II.Bookover, rop
rosontlng tho Prnlrlo Oil and das
Co., woro In town a few days ngo.
GET YOURS TODAY.
.7. 15. SI2IJASTIAN. Slate Mtrr.
Office: Brodbeck Bldg.
Phone Office Red 612
Residence Red 348
NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA
I,i:(JAI, NOT1CK
burir to this cltv for tlin nurnnsn nf
i nero nicy win nvest cat nc the coo oir cal format rin
bo examined nhvslcally nnd if passed n,ui tli n DoHslhllllv nf Mm Inwnr nlrnfnj
will 1)0 classified, -Jand within two containing oil. Those men represent!
wookb win no on tnoir way to i-ranco. the company that started drilling in
These young mon ontor a vory im-1 Uannor county.
portant branch or tno sorvicco tnni(
of transporting ammunition to the.
front nnd while thoy may not get on1
tho firing linos, they will get mighty
closo to them, and will bo within
hearing distance lof tho constantly
exploding sholls.
Sovoral other North Platte railroad
men aro contemplating enlisting in
tho samo service.
;.o;:
Civil Service Examinations.
Examinations to bo glvon Nov. 2,
1917, for clerk with knowledgo ot
stonogrnphy or typewriting. On No
vember 14th, clork, mon nnd womon,
for Washington, D. C, work and
Tuesday of each week for stenogra
phers nnd typowrltors for Washing
ton, D. O., and tho fourth Thursday of
each month for field positions, that Is
all positions ouitslde of Washington,
D. C. Quallllcd persons aro urged to
take those examinations. For Infor
mation rogardlng samo sco Mrs.
Qloason at tho postofflco.
Real Estate Transfers.
Amonir tho recent transfers of real
estato aro tho following:" '"
W. L. Slvits to R. E. Mnrsimil pt 3.
block 2, Mlltinbcrgcr's addition,
$1,800.
C. J. Porkins to, Loo Mustard east
half and south half of southeast' quar
tor Bection 20-13-31, $0,000.
Elmer Coates to J. H Johnson north
west quarter seoo"ik2Sl381v$21400.-
"",io;;
"Germany Is my mothor, America
my sweetheart," said a Mlssourlan to
tho Llborty bond bustling committeo
of Kansas City. "Tho kaiser is mis
treating my mother. I want to buy
two moro 'klckB for tho- kaiser.'"
That's tho talk and tbo deed makes
tho foot a rlsor. Buy a klckor . and
oln in the Bport. Omaha Beoi
Whllo in Brady Friday ovoning Tho
Trlbuno man mot Col. ' Wm. Boatty
who had Just finished a hard day's
work at making- icldor. Tho Colonel's
npplo orchard Was hit by tho frost to
Bomo extent and ho was converting
tbo nipped apples into cider. His crop
of apples was around a thousand bush
ols.
FARMERS
Talk to Me before employing your
Auctioneer.
COL. DICK HAYES,
16 SOUTH WILLOW ST.
Hnnniili McCJInnlH, nnd the unknown
heirs. (IdvIhcqm. loKutous. and personal
roproHentatlvcH of llnnnali McQlnnls.
nnd nil other perxons Interested In the
oHtnto of Hannah McUlnnlH. JInry Mar
tha McUlnniM nnd thu unknown helrn. iti-Mrm
devlsecH. legatees nnd norsonal renre-i i i . ..i .i ,
sontatlves 6f Mnry Martha McQlrinls,' ful" """""iT1. llZZi?' w ,
nnd nil other persons Interested In inclinations of $1,000.00 each and payable
eHtato of Mary Martha Mcdlnnts, and ono bond each year commencing July
uuui(,n uuuvuii nimi;ikiiiiint uuu iliu 1 109Q
unknown heirs, dovlsees, lccntccs nnd, ' A"'40
NOTICE TO 110X1) BUYERS.
Sealed bids will bo received at the
office of tho county clerk of Lincoln
county, Nob., until 12 o'clock noon on
tho 19th day of November, 1917, for
tho $10,000.00 Osgood Precinct
Bonds bearing six por cent
personnl representatives of George
uuncan .MCuinniH, anu nil oiner per
sons Interested In tho estnto of George
Duncan McQlnnls. And tho unknown
ownors nnd unknown claimants of Lotn
so ven nnd olRhht (7 nnd 8) In Block
olghty-otght (88), of the original town
of North Platte, Nobraskn, as tho same
Is platted and of record In tho oltlco of
tho County Clerk of Lincoln County,
Nobraskn, Defendants, will hereby take
notice that on tho 8tn day of October.
1917. William II. Fackn. plnlntlff, In nn
notion wherein the said William H.
Knckn Is 'plaintiff nnd tho above named
defendants aro defendants, filed his pe
tition In tho district court of Lincoln
County Nebraska, against said defend
ants liftid each of them. Plaintiff al
leges In hta petition that he is tho own
er in foo simplo and In tho possessldn
of lots seven and eight (7 and 8) in
block olghty-olght (88), of the origi
nal town of North Plntto. Nobrnskn. &!t
tho 'sama tH platted and of record (n
the olllco of the County Clerk of Lin
coln County, Nobraska, and that tile
said plaintiff and his grantors befof
htm -liaVo .sheen in the, open, and a&;
verse possession of-the: name ao agalntt
the defendants and as against all peH
sons claiming by or through tho defends
ans and cachof them, and against tne
whole 'World -f or uieri-tllan ton consec
utive years last past; tho object and
prnyer oi piainitiL'B
019N1G
S. ALLEN,
County Olork.
Notice to Bond Buyers for Sale
of Bonds.
On November 19, 1917, B o'clock p
m., sealed bids will bo received by tho
mayor nnd council of tho city of North
Platto, Nob., for the $10,000 stato aid
Osgood precinct bridge bonds, made in
denominations of $1,000.00, run 20
years, optional after five years, draw
live Iyer cent somi-annual ilnterest,
payablo July and January. Tho coun
cil reserves tho right to reject any
and all bids.
019N1G a E. ELDER, City Clerk.
petition la to -quiet
in nnd- to lota aav
Estrav Notice
Taken up on section 25-1J3U7 south
of tho Baker school houso, by tho un
dorsfgned who thoro resides, on Sep
tember 10th, 1917, ari iron gray, two
year old maro, weight about 800
pounds, no brands discernible. Own
or is requested to prove property, pay
charges and tako animal away.
80-10 R. G. TATTISON.
title sin tho nlnlntlff
on and electa (7 nnd 8). ln'block eighty-
eight (88), of tho original town of
North Platto, Nebraska, aB the samo
Is platted and .of record in the ollpe
of the County Clerk of Lincoln County.
Nobraska. and to exclude each and .nil
of tho said defendants from. all right
title; lntoreat, olalm and demand, in akd
to said land of whatsoever kind, or n&c
ture and for, such other nnd further
relief as may be just ana equitable,
you aro iurtuer notiuou mat an
B. JiEDFIELD.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Successor to
PHYSICIAN SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Drs, Redfleld & Redfleld
Office Phone 642 Res. Phone 67C
'i
District Court on tho 8th day o
tobor, 1817. mado and entored an ore
dor permitting service by publication
upon each of tho said defendants for
rour consecutive wookb, as reqireu oy
law. And Bald defendants aro further
notified that thoy are required to ans
wer said petition on or before the 10th
day of November, 1017. ,
WILLIAM II. FACKA.
By WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
o9-4vr , His Attorneys.
If You Don't Come Across, the Kaiser Will
Our boys hftvo given ' up all to fight for democracy
and liberty and you.
Do Your Bit. Buy a Liberty Gold Bond
Our boys aro entitled to the best food, clothes, am
munition. Thoy must havo these necessities.
Without them they cannot win for you.
' . Liberty Gold Bonds Furnish the Ammunition
It's your duty yet it does not cost you a cent. Your
Govornmont, tho best in the world, is only asking you for
a loan and will pay you 4 per cent on a suro investment. B
The Kaiser takes his money away lrom his people. J
What More Do You Want
Buy
I
a Liberty Gold Bond Today 1
Now. I
Any Bank Will Tako Your Application
The Telephone's Part
in the Nation's Defense
In that Rrcnt Imlustrlnl nrmy that Iuvb mobilized for war
service, the I! ell Telephone System has enlisted in thu
Department of Communication.
Tho Bell System is dully hamMlng moro than 30,000,000
telephone culls. War conditions havo Increased tho long
dlstunco traffic moro thau 'M,
You can help us meet tho extraordinary
demands upon us for men, for equipment
nnd for telophone service by asking for
ouly telephone equipment you must huvo
nnd by making only such local or, long
distance calls ns nro absolutely nec
essary, . 4
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE 00.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLllX. 7.
Practice Limited .o;.
Surgery and Bndlum Therapy
28 City National Bank Building.
Omaha. Nebraska.
DR. HAROLD A. FENNER
Osteopath.
Bolton Building
Office hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
7 p, m. to 8 p. m.
Phones
Office Black 333 Res. Black 1020
WORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Halt Block North ot Postoftice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for the
scientific treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent, M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J.B. Rcdficld, M. D. J.S.Simms, M.D
DIENEIt & KENNEDY
Bcnl Estate, Fire, Tornado nnd Hnll
Insriinncc. Special Agents Globe
Llfo Insurance Company.
Cornor Front and Dewey Sts., Upstairs
North l'lnttc, Neb.
Phono 308
ALBERT A. LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Belton Building
North Platto, Nobraska.
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building and Loan Building
p. I Office 130
Phon" Residence 115
E. IV. FETTER,
riiysician
X RAY
Office: First National Bank Building,
The Nurse Brown Memorial
Homeopathic Hospital
1008 West Fourth Street.
For tho treatment of Medical, Surgical
and Obstetrical Patients
JOHN S. TWINEM, 31. J).
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L . . C . DROST,
Oir?"MR PhvsloSnn,
No'rtii I'lar.tt'. ' TrnrKH.
McbonHUl Bank Building.
NOTICE TO CKHDITOUS
Estate NO. 1503 of NlpholnH Wllnv
Grandey, deceased, In the County Rj i.-t
of Lincoln County Nebraska.'
xne atate or Kouraska, ss: Creditors
of said eBtato will tako notice that tho
time limited for nresontatlon and filing
of claims apralnst said estate Is Feb
ruary 16, 1918, and for settlement of
saiu estate is October 12. 1918: that I
will sit at the county court room In said
county on November 16. 1917. at 9
o'clock a. m., and on February 1C, 1918,
II t n n'nlnnlr n m. tn rnfinlvn n-vnmlnn
hear, allow, or adjust all claims and
objections duly tiled.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
ol0nl3 County Judee
NOTICE OI PETITION
Estate No. 1511 of Llbblo Johnston.
ueceasea, in tne uounty court or kin
coin county. Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska.' to all persons
Interested In said estate take notice
that a nctltlon has been, nled for the
atmolntment of Lochlel Johnston as
administrator of said estate which has
boon set for hearing herein on Novem
ber 9, 1917, at 9 o'clock a. m.
uatea October 10, 1917.
GEO. E. FRENCH.
ol6n6 County Judge
Sheriffs Snlc.
r
Bv vlrtua of an order of sain Issued
from tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, upon a decree of
foroclosuro In said Court whoroin
James A. Fiko is plaintiff nnd Arthur
Battles, ct nl aro dofondants and to
mo directed I will on tho 10th. day of
Novombor, 1917, at two o clock p. m,
at tho cast front door of tho court
houso In North Platte, Lincoln Coun
ty, Ncliraska, soil at pubile auction to
tho highest bidder for cash, to satis
fy said uocroo. interest and cost, tho
following described property, to-wlt:
Tlio west ono-liait ot tho Northwest
One-fourth nnd tho Southeast One
fourth of the Northwest One-fourth, In
Section Throo, In Township Fifteen.
North of Range1 thirty-two, west of tho
Cth P. M., tho Southwest One-fourth
and tho West Ono-half of tho Nortli-
woit One-fourth and tho Southeast
One-fourth of tho Northwest ono
fourth and Southwest Ona-fourth of
tho Southeast One-fourth, in Section
Nineteen, Township Sixteen, north of
Itango Thirty-two, "Wost of tho Sixth
P. M., tho South Ono-half of tho South
west Ono-fourth In Section Seventeen,
and the North One-half of tho South
east Ono-fourth of Section Nineteen,
all in Township Sixteen, North of
Rango Thirty-two, West of tho Sixth
P. M., and tho-North Half of the South
oast Ono-fourth of tho Southeast one-
fourth In Section Nineteen, nil in
Township Sixteen, Norfjli of Range
Thirty-two, west of Urn Sixth P. M..
all in Lincoln Countv, Nebraska.
Dated North Platto. Neb., Oct. 8.
1917.
o9-5w A. J. SALISBURY. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
By vlrtue of an order of sale Issued
from tlio District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, upon a docreo of
foroclosuro In said Court, whoroin
Anna V. Metcalf Is plaintiff and Will
Outtrlm et al aro defendants, and t6
mo directed, I will on tho 10 th dav of
November, 1917, at Two o'clock P." M..
at tho cost front door of the court
houso In North Platte, Lincdln Coun
ty, Nebraska, sell at public auction -to
tlio highest bidder for ca3h, to satisfy
said decree, interest and cost tho fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
Tho West Ono-half of Section Twenty-one,
In Township Sixteen, North of
Rango Thirty-two, Wost of tho Sixth
P. M.
Tho East Ono-half of Section Twieai-ty-ono
in Township Sixteen, North of
Range Thirty-two. West of tho Sixth
P. M.; tho Northeast Ono-fourth of
Section Twenty-nine, In Township
Sixteen, North of Rango Thirty-two
West of tho Sixth P. M.; Tho Southeast
One-fourth of tlio Southeast One-fourth
and the West One-half of the South
east One-fourth, nil in Soctioii -Twenty-
Nino, Township Sixteen, North of
Rango Thirty-two, West of the Sixth
P. M.. and the South half of tho South
east One-fourth of tho Southeast One
fourth of Section Nineteen, in Town
ship Sxteen, North of Range Thlrty
two, West of tho Sixth P. M.,; South
west One-fourth of Soction Twonty
nlno, in Township Sixteen, North of
Range Thirty-two, west of the Sixth
P. AL, all in Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Datieid North Platjto, Neb., Oct 8,
1917.
o9-5w A. J. SALISBURY, Sheriff.
NOTICE OF FINAI, REPORT
Guardianship of Charles F. Iddlngs,
aeceaseu, in tne oounty court or Liin
coin County. Nobraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, to all persons
lnterostcu in said uuaruiansnip taxe
notice that the Guardian. Elllo C. Id
dings, has fled a tlnal account of her
acts as guardian and a petition for
final settlement and discharge as such,
which have 'been' set for hoaTlng before
said court on November 9, 1917, at 9
o'clock a. m., when you may appear
and conteHt tho same.
Dated October 10, 1917.
, ' GEO. E. FRENCH,
ol6n0 County Judge.
E stray Notice.
Taken up on my 'land in Ilinman
man precinct three miles wost of
North Platte, September 2, 1917, two
four year old horses; weight about
1100 each, ono black, tho othor bay
with star in forehead; no brands;
Owner can havo animals Toy proving
property and paying charges.
MARY FRBDERICI.
Notice. Decree of Heirship
Estato No. 1507 of Irene I. Smith,
docoasod, Jn tho County Court of Lin
coin County, Nebraska.
Tho heirs, creditors and all persons
NOTICE OF FINAI, REPORT.
Estate No. 1441 of Elizabeth "Whiting,
deceased, in the County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, to all per
sons Interested in said estate, take no
tice that the admistrator has nied a
nnal account and report of his admin
istration and a petition for nnal set
Uenicn and discharge as such, whloh
have been set for hearing before said
court on November 9, 1917, at 9 o'clock
a. in., whim you may appear and con
test tho same.
Dated October 11, 1917.
n1i . GEO. E. FRENCH,
OI6nc County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
F. C. Lathrop,.the unknown heirs, de-
vlsees, legatees and personal represent
atives of F. C. Lathrop and all othor
persons interested in the estato of F.
C. Lathrop. T.,J. Mackey, tho unknown
nelrs, devisees, legatees and personal
representatives of T. J Mackey. and
all other persons Interested in the es
tate of T, J. Mackey. will hereby take
yftVV1 onmth.,ii.in of October.
1917. Wesley T. Wilcox In an action
?Ji5??JS the. s.ald YCBly T Wilcox is
plaintllf and the above named dofend-
?u?v&, Hefe.nti?nt8' Jlled bis petition
in the "'strict Court of Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska, against said defendants
EiUVnHf'i of.Jhe."l: Plaintiff alleges In
his petition that ho is the owner In fee
simple and in the possession of tho fol
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
Tho East half of tho Northwest quar-
mSr?Jfi E?i8t hA,f.ot tno Southwest
quartod of Section 21, township 9. rango
29, an. the North half of the North half
Interested in said estato will tako no- i ,Vn f "s" Uig-range so, all
that on tho 1st day of October,! above named defendantH lTnvA J
Hospital Phone Black G33.
House Phono Black 633.-
W. T. PltlTCHARD,
Grndunto Votorlunriun
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218-south Locust St.,
ono-half block Bouthwest of the
Court Haust.
Sheep and Cattle
FOR SALE
Fur m era this is the year and the
time of the yeur to get stock to eat
up your rough feed. I have on
hand qnd for sale 3000 feeding iambs
and ewes, and 500 cattle. Come
and talk to me.
C. H. WALTER,
NORTH PLATTE.
DEEEYBEBBT & FORBES,
License Kmbalmeri
Undertaker asd Faseral Directors
Day Phone 284.
Night Phone Black 638.
tic
101.', Alico O. Colo claiming title by
mesne convoyanco from Ireno I. Smith
docodont llled her petition horoln, al
leging that tho said Irono I. Smith
died intcatato on or about January 1,
1902, a resident of Linccln County,
Nebraska, and that at tho timo of her
doath sho was the ownor of. or had an
ostato of inheritance in Lots ono and
two in Block 7, in Periston's addi
tion to tho City of North Platte, In
said Lincoln County, Nobraska, and
that no application has been made in
tho said State for tho appointment
of an administrator. That sho loft sur
viving hor Ebor II. Smith, a husband,
Claud C. Smith, a son, Exa Hazel
Smith, a daughter.
That all debts of said docodont have
beon paid, and praying that regular ad
ministration bo waived and a decree
be ontorod barring creditors and fixing
tho dato of hor death and the degreo
of kinship of her heirs and tho right
of descent to said real ostate.
Said potltlon will bo hoard November
2, 1917, at 9 o'clock a, m. at the. offlco
of tho County Judgo in said county.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
o9o30 County Judge.
NQTICI3 FOU rinil.IOATION
Serial No. 0G1G3.
Ocpnrtiurnt or flip Interior
U. 8. Land Olllco at North Platte, Neb.
Notlco Is hereby given that Ells
worth Penso, of Tryon, Nebr.. who. on
Sept. 10, 1914, made Homestead entry
No. 06153, for SH of BV and NWti
of SWU. Section 34. Township 16. n
anBe, V' Vi' h principal MeJldlan
haa ftled notlco of Intention to make
final three year Proof, to establish
claim to the land obovo doscrlbed. be"
i?ro.. h? Register and Receiver, at
North Platte, Nebr., on the 10 th day of
Claimant names as witnesses:
Royco Welllver. of North Platte Nnhr
Harry Madison, of Tryon, Nebr' '
Fred Johanson, of North Platte Nhr
Melvin Welllver, of North Platte. Nebr:
02-8 E. J. EAMES, Register.
t , i , vj ici v v yji Ki
;Y v . BO"?, interest In and to said
above described real estato by virtue
which said mortgage deeds was oxo-
i&o o. Low ,KS ??rrow, Jlay 18th
1HH0, and recorded May 18th, 18S9. lii
Mortgage record 9, Pago ica to 172, real
?5lJi? reco,r1a" of Lincoln County, Ne
braska, which mortgage was after
wards ass Ki.e.l by Lew E. Barrow to
L,at1,,roP- tho above defendant,
iVin" n'fifninent was dated Juno 2Sth
18S9. and recorded July Gth, 18S9, Uook
LnL nori,ase. I'atco 308, real ostato
n?i L ncoln County. Nobraska,
ana which said mortttoKe deed appears
Swi'l a2 l Uen ul'n the title to tho
ii8',,"111'.01, the Northwest quarter, and
tlio l!,n8t half of the Southwoet ci'iarter
of said section 21. and the ot'lor of
u inch SRid mortpraKos was oxocutcd up
?.nSfl.l(,,lnna William E. 1'UKsloy. un
married, to tho abovo named defend
ant i. J Mackey, under dato of Decem
V2rlcv.18!i5' n'ld recorded Deccmbor 23d,
1S9B, Ilopk 18, Pago 475. morttraBO rer
i 8 .f . L'ncoln Cooimty, Nebraska,
and wiiich said mortpage appears of
Ti000'1 aH n llcn uPn the North half of
tno North half of sa)d section 26.
Plaintiff further alleges that said
mortgage deeds and each of them aro
wholly barred by tho statuto of Llml
tlons of tho State of Nobraska, and
have ceased to bo a lion upon tho said
above described real estato. v .
Plaintiff prays that his title to said
roal estato bo forever confirmed, anu
nuletod In him ns Against tho clalrriB of
the defendants and each of them undor
and by virtue of said mortgage deeds
or otherwise, and that the defendants
and each of them bo forever enjoineii
from setting up or claiming any r'sht.
title, Interest, estate or demand in or
to said real ostato. or from ever inter
fering with the possession, pr enjoy
ment of tho plaintiff In said real es
tate, and for such other relief as may
be Just and equitable. ,
You aro further notified that on the
Sth day of October, 1917, said District
Court mado and entered an order per
mitting service by publication upon
you and each of you for lour consecu
tive weeks as required by law, and sold
defendants are further notified that
they are required to angwqr said peti
tion on or before the 19th day of No
vember. 1917. WEgW3T T. WII,COX.
By WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
o9-4w His Attorneys.
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