Sentt'Beeklu Subline.
IRA L. BARE, Editor and Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year by Jlnll in Adrnnco....$1.25
Oho l'cnr by Carrier In Adrnnco $1.50
Entered at North Platte. Nebraska,
Postoffico as Second Class Matter.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1918.
PETITION FOR COUNTY IS
GRANTED BY BOARD
1
if SL
the
i
ill
Last Friday tho county commlsslou
b granted a petition Uiat had been
asking that they make an ap-
latlon of $1,500 to help defray
senses of a county agrlcultuarl
agent- This petition contained the
names of six or seven hundred land
owning farmers, and In taking favor
able action the commissioners stlpul
nted that tho money should not bi
available until atfer tho now levy had
been made, which will bo in July. To
helo defray tho expense of the agent,
tho federal government will appro-'
priate $1,200 per annum.
HUNDRED MILLION A
MONTH TO TAY MEN
More Hogs.
Whilo tho pork Increase meetings!
wero not well attended in Lincoln (
county, this was not duo to a lack of(
interest but rather to tho fact that tho
farmers had already decided to in
crease the number of sows kopt Sel
dom does ono find a farmer who Is not
breeding more sows than ho bred last
ear. rne increase in mo oru uibuiw.
prising Lincoln, Keith, Duel, Gar-
Arthur and McPherson counties,
shown by 174 reports, is at per.
cent. Tho average Increase tor mo,
state as Indicated by 1200 reports is 24
per cent. A recent report states that
the corn rop is 24 per cent abve nor
mal after making popcr deduction for
the condition of corn. This justifies
an even greater hog Increase.
o
Tho pay roll of the fighting force
of the United States is now nearly
$ 100,000,000 a month.
This Incudes salad m of officers anl
enlisted men in U10 army and navy
Berving both In this country and
abroad, family allotments and com
pcnsatlon for certain services ren
dered.
But it does not tako into account
family allowances paid by the" gov
ernment toward tho Bupport of fam
ilies of enlisted men, under specified
conditions, nor does it include any of
tho special compensatory features of
tho military and naval insurance net.
Details of tho pay rccelvel by sol
diers and sailors and of tho operation
of tho war risk insurance bureau havo
Just been complied by tho sovoral do
nartmcnts for information of tho
house, and those relating to the navy
wero made public by tho committee
on public information. Others will
bo made public later and separately.
The committee statement shows that
in December $17,000,000 was disbursed
as monthly compensation for the
services of 300.000 officers and men
who iconsttuta tho uniformed force of
the navy. This did not include any
amounts that might havo been paid
under tho war risk act as family al
lowanco or other compensation pro
vlded for by that law.
.:o:
Roy Cochran In France.
Roy L. Cochran, former county sur
veyor, Is now In Franco, having reach
ed that country about ten days ago.
Before going over he was stationed at
Fortress Monroe as a lieutenant In tho
Thirteenth Coast Artillery. There are
now a half dozen or more former
North Platte boys "over there."
Now Danger for tho Soldier Boy.
Arrest at the Instance of an army
officer of a young woman who had
committed bigamy in order to secure
the allowance granted to soldiers
dependents gives color ,to the warning
iRsuod aeainst this new type of "vam
plre." Young soldiers are picked out
by these women and deliberately led
Into marriage, the one pMrposo being
to secure money from tho government,
ho eame is not a new one, nor uoes
It exhibit much modification in its ue
tails.' It is retorted from some of the
southern army camps that as many as
three and four soldiers, havo been
wedded to the same woman. Omaha
has developed but the ono case so far
as is roported, but it is sufficient to
mark the danger and put tho boys on
guard. The young men who are away
from home for tho first time, wearing
their country's uniform, should be
warned that marriage is not merely ah
enlistment for the war, and therefore
to bo approached very seriously. Ro
mance is part of a soldier's life, but
it may havo consequences that will
embarrass him in after years. Tho
"vnmnlre" is one of his chiefest dang
ers, and ono against whom it is
difficult to euard. How to protect the
young men in the army is a puzzle
for the authorities as yet, bait a way
win lm found to mlnlmizo the. danger
now that its exlstance is realized.
Omaha Bee.
Mny Consolidate Trains,
OMAHA, Consolidation of the Ovor
land and Los Angeles limited trains
and tho removal of the extra fare on
tho overland is a war measure sug
gested by President Calvin of tho
Union Pacific railroad to tho commit
tee now working on new schedules at
Chicago. Tho train will split up at
Ogden. ono portion going to Ios
Angeles and tho other to San Fran
cisco. Another contemplated consoli
dation is that of the Pacific Limited
and Oregon-Washington limited will
ibo consolidated and operated as ono
as far as Granger, Wyo., whore It will
divide, one section going to San Fran
cisco and the other to the Pacific
northwest.
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
January 8th, 1918
(Continued from last week)
Sundry persons, road work, district
15. $31.95.
Sundry persons, road work, district
35. $9.10
Sundry persons, road work, district
35, $39.15
Tidball Lutubor Co., lumber, $5.27.
Sundry persons, brldgo work $24.25.
Sundry persons, road work, district
5. $38.50
Sundry persons, road work, district
9, $37.50.
Adjourned until tomorrow
January 9th, 1918.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present full board and county clerk
Tho following claims wero allowed:
A. P. Kelly, printing $398.30.
R. A. Cox, road work, Com. Dlst. 3,
$4G.00
G. A. Wilson, road work, Dlst. 4,
$9,00.
Report of soldiers relief was re
ceived, examined and allowed
Adjourned until tomorrow.
January 9th, 1918
Board mot samo as yesterday
I. B. Bostwlck, damage road 17,
$25.00.
A. B .and R. A. Miller, damages
road 17, $100.00.
W. K. Beauchomp, bal. road work,
Dist. 28, $125.00.
Carl Fletcher, road work, $52.00
' Road work Dlst. No. 2 Jack Smith
$9.50, H, C. Graham $G8.00, Carl
Fletcher $52.00, H. L. Woodgato
$11.70. B. Holmes $4.50. Christ Rosen
berg $20.80, M. D. Rosoncrans $4.50,
F. C. Wheeler $4.50, M. C. Applegate
$4,501 J.. W. Roso $4.50, M. F.
Brooks $4.50, W. D. Brooks $14.40.
Road work, Dlst. No. 5 R. C.
Chamberlain $15.00, Clark Harvey
$52.50.
Road work, Dlst. No. 25 Ed Murphy
$20.50, R. V. Hayden $48.00, G. W
Zelgler $45.50.
Wr D. Brookrf, road work, Dlst. 12,
$4.50.
Sundry persons, road work Dlst. 22,
$G1.75.
Road work Dlst. No. 1G David
WE BUY YOUR HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK.
Wc soil Conl, Flour, Grnliam, Whole Wheat, Corn
Meal, Corn Chop, Barley, Chop, Salt, Shorts, Bran, Tankago
and Cotton, Linseed and Alfalfa Meal, mixed Chicken Feed
and all kinds of Grain.
Quality guaranteed and SERVICE THE BEST.
Leypoldt & Pennington,
EAST FRONT ST. PHONE 99.
AUTO LIVERY
S!nr I lmn Rold tho traroxo nra dolwr auto Htcry from tho North Side
Barn. Day or Night Telephone 29. lYo make a specialty of drhes to
sales all OTcr tho county at tho rate of Uto cents per miio per person.
Those -nlio haro sales throughout tho country please let mo know.
Also a fow cars for sale
Julius Mogensen.
THE BUICK LOCATION
We are now situated in the North Side Garage
with a full line of BUICK AUTOMOBILES, Buick
Parts and Accessories, a full corps of first class
mechanics. We have sold our garage at Lozad, and
will devote our time to taking care of the BUICK in
North Platte and vicinity; we solicit the Buick owners
trade, we guarantee satisfaction.
North Platte Buick Co.
Printing Co.v supplies,
-: :o: :
-.:o:
F. Streitz went to Omaha Sun
day to transact business- for a few
days.
Dr. Morrill. Dentist
The Episcopal Guild -will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at tho
home of Mrs. John H. Day- Assisting
Mrs. Day will bo Mrs. Frank Hatch,
Mrs. R. D. Birge, Mrs. Geo. Gerard
and Mrs. Allison Wilcox. There will
bo Red Cross work and all members
are requested to be presont.
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CATTLE FOR SALE.
450 head of white faced three-year
old heifers, $65 per head. Delivered
in Denver March lBt, 1918.
170 head, 80 per cent white faces,
$G2.60 "per head, delivered In Denver
March 1st."
40 head white faced cows In local
yard.
30 head coming two-year old steers,
In-local yard also.
All Colorado natives.
Wo always keep. 50 or 75 head in
the local stockyards. Will sell any
number at any time.
C. RAUCH & SON,.
720 East Fourth Street,
Phone Blk. 1008. North Platte,
Omaha
Hlestand. $G.75, Sundry ersons $97.75, $556 .60
... a . -. n .a t. i r. i. .1 .... I H n i m 11Q JL Q
it. vv. lvorr mh.du, rreu oumuuuui K. & u. rnniuiK vu., uoii'
$133.75. W. W. Keen $237.50, David Omaha Printing Co., supplipcs
Heistand $197.50. $325.80
F. W. Brown, nails $2.80. Hammond & Stephens Co., supplies
Hans Jorgensen, road work, Dlst. $402 20
5. $155.00. state Journal Co., supplies $37.00.
Road work. Dlst. No. 17 Charles k. fk 13. Printing Co., supplies
Middletoh $9.00. Georgo Bally $9.00, $G3.48.
Lee Anderson $2.50, W. Slack $6.25, Hendy-Ogler. rent county surveyor
Ira Wilson $45.00, Ira McPhoters $25, $39.00.
L. P. Weathers $15.00, Vernon At- Adjourned until tomorrow.
kinson $12.50, Roy Gallaway $12.50,
Charley Spidel $20.00, Norman Spldol
$20.00, C. P. Carson $34.50, F. J
Wickstrom $16.00, Ira McPheters
$23.80, Reuben Allison $9.00, Clyde
.Brown $.2.50, Oscar Oman $2.50, Al
W. A. CAUFFMAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Will cry tho Edward P. Seller salo,
6 miles south of Tryon and 30 milos
northwest of North Platte, Wednes
day, January 10th.
Terms reasonable guarantee
satisfaction. For dates sae
J. F. Clabaugh, North Platte.
Phone 201.
LIMIT 2000
OLD LINE ON
Soldiers and Drafted Men
GET YOURS IODAY.
E. SEBAS'l?tf. Stato Mer.
Office: BrodLtxh Bldg.
Phone Office Fid 612
Residence Red 48
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEI. .".
Practice Limited to
Stirirnrv anil Radium Tkoranv
By virtue ofan order directing the City National Bank BnDdbfr
Sheep and Cattle
FOR SALE
HNffmntc of ExpeiiHC.
-KTntinA la tiomliv irlvon flint nn tho
141.. .-! Af Tnntmrv 1118. tVlA COlllltV
commissioners of Lincoln County, Ne-
lirnnkn. nrnceodecl to make nntl ctlU
w . - t. ----- ' ' I ma KG 1. ill) iwiiuwiwh comhimiv
. . . 1 1 m f f r A . A. SttM I A 4r Hm van "1 0 1 R
oert jucuermou. .uu, ivioc-n w.u -''D;, ,n,i -"" .::.. .sco.000.00
$22.50
Road work, Diat. No. 20 W.
ninMotnnn 41 KO. .T. W. Wllhelm $3.25.
Chas. Schmidt $25.00, J. W. Jensen No- 3 j;
$24.00. N. P. Nollsen $2.40, Loren
Hansen $9.'60, C. L. Jensen $4.80,
Peter Jopsen $4.30, J. Rossen $2.50,
W. Cohlck $4.00, H. C. Hansen $68.10,
P. C. Carstenseh, nails $3.21.
Road work, Dist. No. 31 Ben
Esholman $31.00, Clyde McKain $34.00,
Jesse Long $ 61.00.
Road work, Dlst. No. 31 Fred
Simants $7.50, Clydo McKain $57.50,
Jesse Long $25.00, G. Guthorloss $25,
A. Sukraw $12.00. W. Mooro $9.00,
John Gutherless $9.00, Ralfch Guthor
less $15.00, A. I. Plttman $9.00, John
nils $6.00.
T. E. Heskett, road work $32.00.
Bridge fund IS'SM
t-i 1 f...i 40.000.00
County Agent 1,500.00
ri-'cliict nnd llrlilire IllMtrlcln
Osgood Precinct bridge bond
and interest '"X'nX
Blrdwood bond and 'Interest .500,00
S. P. B. bond nnd Interest.... l.SSx'Xx
Platte bond and interest. .....
Bostwlck bona nnu inieresi... "XnXX
Hershey bond and Interest.... B00.0O
East Platte Precinct bond and nft
Interest 1 2.0-o
No. 1 Bond nnd Interest. iz,uuu,uu
Nn. 7 uonu nna miereai. . . . . t'SY-""
No. 23 Bond nnd interost....
No. 37 Bond and Interest....
Agricultural Society
No. 47 Bond and Interest
No. 55 Bond and Interest
No. 67 Bond and lnteroat
-vt no iinmi nnrl In tp.rest . . .
U, tfO ...... -.- - ,
No. 105 Bond and Interest...,
No. Ill Bond and Interest....
No. 119 Bond nnd Interest....
No. 120 Bond and Interest....
. . 4 no 1Mi.l nnrl In tnrp.St . .
No. 126 Bond and interest
referee to make n sale, which ordor
was issued from tho District Court of
T.nmin fViiintv. Nnhraska. unon a do-
crco of partition and tho confirmation
or tno rororeos report ronueruu i
nnid Pmirt. whoroln Charlotte S.
Woodward is iplaintlff nnd Honry T.
Woodwnrd and Norah Woodward, his
Haiioway, his wife, and L. C. Mitchell Farmers Una Is the year and the
and Edna Mitchell, hiB wife, parties in time of the year to get stock to eat
poBsossIon or Bald lanus, aro uoicnu- u your roirth feed. I have on
ants; and to me directed I will on the , ' . fnlonnn ffiP(linfj inrnbB
25th day or January, ai iwo "Wi" r
T T nt Hin Knnt Front Door Blld CWOS. and 500 Cattle. LOmO
... . . i t. rti.ii. I 1 a. -
oi tno uourt House in ssorui ruinu, ana toiK io me.
. . , .... 1 1 . . . . i
Liincoin county, iNouruuKu bon ui. jmu
11c auction to tho highest bidder for
cash tho following described real es
tate, to-wlt:- all of Section five (5), In
Tnwnnhln nlxtnan flG) North, of Range
Twenty-eight (28), West of tho 6 P M.
n.nd nil of Section Three (3). In Town.
ship Sixteen (16) North, of Rnnge
Tiunntv.nlnn f2!l. Wost Of tllO G P M..
all of which said lands being located
in Lincoln county, wourasKa. rnni i
will offer said lands as a wnoio in ono
tract and that I will offer said lands in
. t.-f -11 nilnn
two parts, ono ooing uu ul ouuuu i
-r-ii.- r i m..,f,l,t Qtvtnnn 1 Cl I llnin'f test Ck nAVlOA mnnlTAV
worm, oi iiuugu iwuiujcuiBui) " tAritti vniir radiator
tho 6 P. M. ; tho other being nil 0f Willi your raaiaior.
Section Throe (3), in xownsnip oix-
teon (16) North, or uango Twonty-nino
r291. Wost of tho 0 F M. ii tno diu
C. H. WALTER,
NORTH PLATTE.
It Leaks !
350.00
2.000.00
1,000.00
100.00
2,500.00
300.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
mn.oo
200.00
200.00
upon tho wholo of said two sections
oxceedB tho highest total uius upon
oach of said two sections I will accept
said bid for all of said lands; but If
thn nnlfl two hiorhost bids unon tho two
separate tracts execous mo nignosi
bid for tho whole of said lands I will
accept said bid upon tho two soparate
tracts.
Dated this 17th day of Dec. 1917.
dl8J22 O. E. ELDER, Referee.
T. E. Heskett, road woric ?JZ.uu. j fitUu . . . "O.oo
Albert Monls, special commissioner no. 26 2000.00
Coal Costs too Much
& Iowa Steel Tank Company No
f
B' When you need n liltls extra Eg-
L1 " heat about the houoe, light a jg
y . P Perfection Heater instead of 3K
'i v4 V 7, starting an expensive coal fire.
f Th Perfection warms the
t'j apot or room you want heated
I !. $i for muct less than coal costs J
I nrprrTlONl M and without the dust and dirt,
I ' OU3eAERS i Bum. eight hours on a 8allon
W T. w kerosene. Vgf
L. SW1I1IIM I' nd ''Pen.lable, f;
Pfer-g ' IIJII lllipijll f co.U little and U.w long. Can 1 1
I n illllfl' more easily than a small chair.
I 8 jWHj Mothan3.0. .
l l Standr((NS'1 mpany I p
'j 1 mmm i r , mm. whi i
mmm Ml mif. - mMj, t J'ln II ttxMxA& I
sssshs wm, 1 m limj w i nn i x. r .j mn .-vias rt lit ifnur'.viM r a
mm ml Am tM&$hmMHnA u vmrmm
$3.00.
Nebr.
culverts $272.50
Road work, Dist. No. 51 Fred
Grannls $2.60, Beeler Hill $8.00, John
Lawrence $61.50, Elmer Lawrence
$30.00, Joseph and Will Stephens $6,
Ed Strickland $32.00, Earl Stenwell
$47.50, Al Stoner $27.25, Vern Stennott
I $4.00. Eucreno Souder SC8.00. Con
Sears $20.00, Sundry persons $52.00
Road work, Dlst. No. 39 C. L.
Applogate $4.00, C. C. Bowman $4.00,
C. L. Bowman $4.00, S. C.
No
No
No
'' '.' 2,000.00
til "" nrr Art
.11111. uu
?S 300.00
130 v.VAWf."
K V. IIEnMINQHAUBEN,
a. J. Kot:ii. , ,
Commissioners
REPORT OP THE CONDITION
OP THE
Let McGraw Fix It.
McGraw Radiator Co.
6th & Locust St.
Hospital Phone Black 838.
House Phone Black 023.
W. T. PlilTCnAltD,
drndnato VotorlnRr!
Bight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218-south Locust St,
one-half block southwest of the
Court Hoosfc.
Notice To Contractors,
Pnii fnr Tililn on Stato Aid Brldco at
North Platto, Lincoln County, Nobr.
Sealed bias will do rocoiveu unui
3 o'clock p. m. Tuesday, January 22,
1918, at tho office of tho County Clerk
in T.innln flnnntv. North Platte. Nobr.
for tho construction or a concrete
Krl.lfrn normii thn Knilth Platto RlVOr
located approximately ono mile south
. . . Jli. vi.i Ill
or tho city or worm riauo. xiiub win
u r..lJ Ql Dnnlr bo "colved fop tho construction, or:
WCUOnaaH Oldie rlUTt U concrete ar'chebs, Returns from students of Columbia
of North Platte. Charter no. i in concroto plor8 and abutments, university wonng aunng mo u""
Btato OI WuDrnaKii ui iim mn,l nlllnn- nn nnr nlnnsl Vacation ShOW total earnings oi itoo,-
DEBEYBEEEY & FOEBES,
lceBsed Embalinerfl
Undertakers and Faneral Directora
Day Phone 234.
Night Phone Black 688.
noon TJnvnmber 20. 1917.
resting on wood piling ns per plans
nnii h no el ii cations, liius -wm uo ro-
an $4.00, resources ri anu biiucuicuuuuh. umo uu .w-
LoanB and discounts '"HSS'Sn colved on tho yardago basis for making
Bowman overdrafts ..... Yv"". - 1,8 1 fills In atonroaches and surfacing.
fi.uu, u. w . ju.mpuou tM.uu, claims etc. D3,zbu.uui ah UmS must uo seaieu mm uuuuui-
Callahan $4.00, J. H. Fisher $4.00, H. nankins' house',' furniture panled with a cash doposlt or corti-
n. vmndHn iM.flO. Tm McCalir S4.00. iiVtA.' ! I ! i'X&M fled chock made payablo to. tho County
ai i . ai r.i nm Tint1 HTlil
$4.00, G. W. Campboll $22.00, Carl Bonds
C
A
B
$6.00,
T - - - - i w u
- . I n.. nm tint'l O Tl 1
G. Mooro $4.00, u. L. Mooro ""?V 'V.nV.r jigo.87D.12
F. Rowan $4.00, V. M. Richmond checkB and Items nn00
Sukraw $4.00, Loroy currency. .... . 9;636.00
P. F.
Sukraw $4.00, Amos Sukraw $4.00, gold n.
Honry Sukraw $4.00, Ernest Sukraw
$4.00, G. W. Trembly $4.00, Flotchor
Triggs $10.00, W. H. White $4.00, A.
M. Wilson $4.00, Herman Yankon $4,
Vernon Yankon $4.00.
Road work, Dist, No. 58 Charley undivided jron't
Rich $16.00, John Evnrts $6.00, Earl Inu sUubjoctPOt(
Treasurer. Lincoln county, lor uio
sum of $5,000.00. All checks must bo
fnrMflnil tn liv n hank in Nfihrnska.
Bids will bo nubllciy opened at tno
nttim nt tlin finiinlv niork. North
Ivor, nlckies and 187.1C8.97 Platto, Nohraaka, at 3 o'clock Ip. m.,
CentB ,1JJ.U """" I t nn miO A nn if lh nlnnd
Uttl f JV lW.MQ 0 v
vnontlnn nhow total enrnincs of $283.-
000. Graduato and undor-graduato
students filled a total of 2,299 posi
tions, varying from soua rountam mix
ologists, movio actorB and elevator op.
orators to translators, vionnisia mm
magazino writers, inreo stuuenia uuiu
their bloou ror transrusion, iu posea
as artist models and 47 got poBltlona
as summer school instructors. Whoro
there's a win uioro'a a way.
7,257.00
Total
AtArrnr $1".nn. TTarold filtaltn J30.00. check ....... .t301.491.90
yr , Demand ceriiu
Frank Breptal $5.00, O. F. ftioyer
1 l January lc, yvxa. i. cojiy oi mo iJiu.ua
1043,201.00 onnpinrnffnnH aro nn din In tho
nirinn nr run i :niinrv i nrK nnn run
I utntrt hint, nnnp ntil Tn n v Iirt II n f 1 1 nnn
Canltal stock paid tn $100,000.00 application and .paymont of $5.00 nt
Surplus fund SysSi'ift tho office of tho Stato Engineer.
iruiliu iul -,--- fPhn Rinrn nnil f!nnntv ronnrvn tlin
I rltrlit. to rolftr.t. anv nr all hills.
linn. 10. .lolinnon. Ktnto iincr
d21-J21 A. S. Allen, County Clerk.
IGO.353,02
105.00
27,130.69 49C.930.39
NOTION KOIt I'UIII.ICATION
Di-iinrinipiit or tlic Interior.
U. S. Land Office at North PJatto, Nobr.
.IILI1. If. lUlO
Notice Is liorohy kIvoii that Philip
Ii. nurmoou. of Boniorsot, Nonr. who
catos of dopos-
Jmnn. va v 4 . r Ann A "V Ttf I It U
2U.uu, eis ftiorcer i&6.vv, j. v . Time cortinoates
firnlir S22.00. L. C. Craltr $12.00. R. of fjopoBit . . .
tj . r w . , IITnrilllOfl CI1UUKH
I., nrnlfr Sll.On. nivile Brown $20.00. Duo to national
H. B. CralK $09.80. Sholllo Schneider nVtor-s luafanty fund
" I - ij aiuuiiuuui v ;umiu nwi'i
ajmh n. a-l 1 A 4 S -V . 1 1 I -r. 1 n 1 f 4 1 . .1 TTn...1 nn
ifi.uu, uort luvans .uu. Tota, . . , . . ,$C43.20l.CO jLn"i "7"""
E. Vi. VanNatbi. road work. $15.00. State of Nebraska, County of Lincoln, as j . "r. , 't? Vnn'Si. w
McDonald, cashior or tno v.V"7. .-T" V;V '-i..Y.:,V. ni.i
J. D. Adams & Co., grader for above, named bank do l.ereuy swear -
proof, to ostnhllHh claim to tho land
nliovo (loacrll)c(l, nororo mo uei.'isior
nnd Rocolvor, at North Platte, Nobr., on
tho 10th Uny of Fob., 1918.
(..Jllllltuitl liuiliuei un wiiiiunaun.
1'orry O. Mulllkln, of Somerset, Neb
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VIHIluil iv. noiijy, ui nuiiiuroBi, nnu
road districts 10 and 11, $240.00; samo acbopVy VadTC
company repairs $17.50. tho Btato Banlcln Roard
Oil Co., oil for trnctor
Standard
$230 27.
CHAS MoDONAIjD, Director
Hammond & Stophens Co., supplies this Z7tn iwrNov muon
f-tiS.Dii. I Sly commission expires amy n, if
lion it. Mfii i) v. or aumoreei. j
Jay Lawyer, of Somorset. Nob.
jonn runs, ot Botnorsat
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J. EAMES, Iteelster.
Notice of 'Petition, " t
Estnte No. 1529. of Boniamin A.
Dlkemnn, doceased, In tho County
Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Thp Stato of Nobraska: To all per
sons interested In said estate, take no.
ii co mat a petition nas neon meu lor
tho appolntmont of Emory M. Dlko
man as administrator of said ostato
which nas ueen sot ror ncanng heroin
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on juuuury u, iuio, mud ciuck a. m.
uatea uecomuor 3i, lyiy.
J 1-22. GEO. E. FRENCH,
County Judge.
Notlco Of Petition.
Estato No. 1528 of William- M. Hay,
doceaBOd in tho County Court of Lin
coin County, Nobraska.
Tho Stato of Nobraska, To all per
sons interested in said Estato tako
notlco that a potiton has boon filed for
tho appointment ot O. O. Wood as
Administrator of said Estato, which
has boon sot for hoarlng horoin on
January 25, 1018, ot 9 o'clock a. m.
Dated Docombor 29, 1017.
OEO. E. FRENCH,
-T1J21 . , County Judgo;
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