Scmi'lUcrhlu Ecibwic.
I HA I.. It A It I-: Hdllor ami INiMlHlior
BUHBCItll'TlON llATISfl:
Ono Your lij Mall In Aihaimo. . . .?IA
Olio Your hj ('nrrlcr in Aihimco $IJ50
Iflltlortd at North Pintle. N1raiik,
Poitofflco Second CIhm MutUir
I'ltlOAV, MAIini SMHIi, 11(18. ,
WIIISAT SIIOIlTA(U; CAirfllSH
roon ( IT IX A II MY.
WhIi1iioii - lnfonnuLlr)it tlmt tliu
brand ration of tlio French noldlora,
who are Twain tlm oiihIrubIiI or (lw
Hmuy'n mm Inn, linn hm cut becnue
or the KhortHK of wliont linn led the
fowl uriiilnliiLnttlon to plnu drastic
iniHWtiircm to curl) lumnlliiK In thl
country.
Wliorevnr tliTH In evidence to sup
port a Mimiih'lon tha. tliu withholding
of food on which limy drfnend the out
come or the war In duo to dl"loyulty
or 'irolllerliiK, It wn wild, prompt
action will hu latum.
Wlioiit. for the ulliim become moro
Imperii! I vo mm tho mou progroaao,
hetttttiio of. tht (tiuiKt.r of Iohh In nhlp
plng corn or polnton, nftor April 1,
when the period or germination sot
In. dp to March 15 tho t'nlloil MtnUm
wan 800,000 Ioiih behind In lt pro
Itrmn of cereal oxporte. Much of the
Iirogriini wait to have boon corn, hut
the brimkdown In railroad traneportiu
lion delayed wlitpiniMit ho that wheat,
which (Hirller In the year had boon
clvon priority, Imd to ho Hunt abroad
to avert ruin I no.
An only wheat and liarley can ho
hipped ufler April 1, the public Ih
being imkoil to cut Itn consumption of
whwit to SO pur cunt of normal.
The Munrdi 1 ropi-rt of tho Depart
ment of AKrlctilturo Hhowod 1 14,000,
000 bujthoM of wheat on furnm and
(19,000,000 litiMhoti In elevator.
AdWM'd In' Sell Wheal.
Thu Kooil AdmlulHtratloii iii'kiw all
fannera to hcII on or hoforo May lid,
HUf), all -wheat I boy may havu on Jiiinil,
(oxeupt prltiK wliont for Hooding pur
pose".) Tho prloo of thin yoar'M orop of
wliont can In no mauiiur ho changed by
future IukIhIuIIuii. Tho whuat Ih noud
tid In tho muni) iniuinor uh aiuiuiinitlon
lM nedod to holp win tho war,
,:o! :
Want TroapN ((iilcKly.
,A iiumsnKo rroin Duvld l.loyd Ooorgo,
prlmo mlnlHtor of (Ireat Urltlan, call
lug upon tho United States to iioml
American rcliiforeoinonlH acniMH thu
Atlantlu In tho "ahnrtcHl pohhIIiIo
upnoo of tlmo," wuh road Wednesday
JilRht by Um Rending. HrltlHh high
pommlsHlonnr to tho United Statea at
ft dlnuor given at Now Yorlc In IiIh
honor.
Chiirch Services.
At a Npoclal called meellnR on laat
WcdncMday morning of tho North
IMntto MlnlHtorlal AhmooIhIIoh, It waa
decided by all of tho mliilRtara to hold
tho mornliiB aorvlcos at tho tiHiial
liollra accordliiR to tho Rovonmont
tlmo, oxcopl, uh mtnlHtora ahull an
iionnuo differently. Tho nlKht Bervktoa
will hivRln at 8:00 o'clock hoRlunliiK on
Entcr Sunday, ltemeinhur that all
olooka olmiiRo tlmo next Sundiiv and
Hint In order to b on tlmo for tho
Ktutor mornliiK Horvlciva, you will
need to not up ono hour earlier than
formerly.
May Itehirn ttxeess Flour.
Tho followhiR l a copy of u letter
received by 10. U Uoodiuun. County
l euerai coon ailliiliilMlrator:
"All persons holdliiK In their poskoh
nlon more thnii a thirty days mupply of
wliont flour are sullty of hoardliiR and
may ho provocated under tho food law
You hould give inibllc notice that unv
one holding oxceaa nmounta of wheat
flour may return muno to parties from
whoMi It waa purchased (who are
enimlly guilty) and If promptly return
ed pniiocutlon will probably not be
ordered,
Yonre truly,
QimpON W. WATTLKS."
linger r.M'Ulng Program.
Tfe fnUnwhig progrmn will ho rend
erwl at the mpifat rhurelt Snndav
ov4ilng:
Hma ia
AwmkenlttH CUor Oabrlel
Solo',Ttwr ttt CUrlet,"
. Umt WwwrtWPe;
Th Uw ia RIbmi" Sulltvn
Choir.
"T HomeUttd," VMt
. Cm, Matweo, Lourieti.
3lwtel
Mr, HMl Mn. UhUngvr.
"Ui Ut Karl Mml, . .TSCiC
rjtr.
HIVMl
1S
ristor t'omitj Man m Your Old.
'II fIM In Um mliMta f WHny who
fa the amitlMrn ri f Onetw
HWitj mu a dlimtd to the aUte
iwmrH. in me tallle oJrIu mile
of vy ften mil
7ZLr;r Ar" the trm of
iilr r llvee an old
rcfiMin HHintHi tow Morn. He
v ed wkea h
towntry. and no ono theroabonta ow
knew him ti... -,. ...... .
v. """ v"" " ni man.
Air. Morris wws iwn, i t.....
North Wale, i Jmiarv ik nai ti,a
miMaMU of the Mble In wbloli was
Inerrllml bis birth onto nro still In
Json8lon ot th Mitten family Now,
w hla ltb ywr. Mr. Morrl Is blind.
iwnuy nnio iusr and unable to
vtUK. 11 baa not loft bis room for
iww yvars. mn no retains m mental
.iwnwiuos nnn n& n gool appotlte, Mr
Morris ts tollevxNl to lw tho oldest
whlto man living In the United Stales,
ami iwvslhly In tho wwld, When the
iwTOMon ormjite.t he wcA liquor ml
uu muokoh n pipe
- : a .. .
Xt the bowtd are clogged up noUona
gei into in ft bloo.t causing loss of
strength. ltln eruption, dlttlnesa and
jwtlgo (Wind daggera Prickly Ash
nitwre ppII1 open the bowds, drive
ww. vno impurities and rostoro
StrnRth. onerev and rliMrl nirii
rrlco $1 55 botUc Rlnclrer Book
COMMISHIOXIIllS' I'llOCKIJDIXdS.
March 18, 1018.
Itonrd of county coimnlaalontra met
pursuant to adjournment, present
Hfrltmer, llermlngluutiien aiid Koch
mid miunty clerk.
John II. Snyder In hereby Appointed
road overweer nt IHatrlot 82 to nil
vacancy caused by the resignation of
II. I). Lewi.
The following claims were allowed:
IC. II. 8prlnger, freight on r"ry drag,
$37.27.
S. .1. Koch, freight iyi fry drug,
$10.01.
.lohu Hansen, Imid for nmd, $100.00.
I'hll llritnt, duplicate for warrant
loat, $3.76
Leypoldt A I'ennlugton, coal for Jnll,!wuk. Ummlly the Miiount la amnll
$2(1.10.
8. M. Bonder, redemption of land,'
$55.11)
I1. SandH, road work, $7.50.
10. J. ICamoa, printing, $17.00.
Paul (1. Meyer, aervlcee, $3.00.
11. M. Ottoman, road work, $2.50.
W. O. Knight, iihIbo. county poor,
$28.70.
It. I). IloaUy, aerv!co iih attorney to
Ooaiiall, $50.00.
Mra. f. IC. Vlncol, ctiro of Gray, $10.
Mra. Manlon, runt county poor, $10.
('has. HohltiHon, road work, $103.00.
H. J. Koch, clovur hoqiI, $11.00.
Win. Solium, hrldgo work, $12.00.
A. I'. Kolly, aiipplloa, $118.00.
A. S. Allon, tlcketa for county poor,
$50.00.
Wultor Huauchnmp, road dragging,
$17.50.
H. M. Plorco, road work, $5.00.
Aitjoiirnoit until tomorrow.
March 20, 1018.
Hoard of county conimlMHlonera met,
preHuut Sprlngnr, llormlnghaiiiaon and
Koch and county clork.
T. L. O'Uourko Ih Nppolnted proclnet
naaoaHor for Cottonwood precinct to
III! tho vacancy caused by Chaa. Ohl
falhor roniovlng from tho product.
Ilort Wvarts appointed aHHOHHor In
and for Joffry precinct to 1111 vacancy
by removal of Mr. DompHoy from tho
precinct.
Thin holng tho day for hcnrlng of
petitioners and reint.iiHtralorH for 'the
extoiiHlon of lload No. 11, both partloH
woro proHont. There being a dlrforonce
In tho "petition and tho report ot tho
Hpeolal coniinlMHlonor, tho hoard (Uh
uiIhhom tho petition and declares all
proceodlugH null and void,
V. W. YohI Ih horohy aiipolntod
OHBDHHor for tho Fourth ward of North
Platto to fill vacancy eaUHod by the
roHlgnatlon of J. 15. Joll'orH.
Adjourned to April lHt, 1018.
' no:i. i i
M. I). (Mmrch.
Sunday School 0:15 u. m. Special
Haater program. Lot every poraon be
on time and enjoy thin aervlco.
At 11 a. in. an Kaater Hornion. Thome
do Through tluf dates! Haider
amnio.
.lunlor LeiiRiie :t p. in. MIhhIoii
Htudy 5:30 p. m. Lunch 0::i() p. in.
Kpworth Loaguo 7 n, in.
At 8 p. m. tho choir will give an
Kaater concert. Special 'preparation
baa been mado for Ihla aervlco and all
who attend will enjoy tho hour.
Do not forget to act your clock ono
Hour anoiul at 8 a. m. Sunday morning
All church Horvlcoa will beuln accord
ing to tho now tlmo.
::o::
Wheat Musi he Marketed.
Food Administrator Wattlea, ot
Nebraska, Iiur boon untitled that wheat
In tho hands of fuiniera which they
refwe to market may bo ronulaltloJi
ed. If, therefore) thoro aro farmora
In Lincoln county who have been
holding wheat, other than for need,
thoy had lmttor market It at once. It
will not bo to their credit a patriotic
otllxoua to have the government take
over tho grain.
::o::
t)r Morrill. Dentist
Moistair
SUJFBICIENT MOISTURE in the air
t 7
Jim e&
Moistair Ifcatui Sj'Slcni
Five Stsr oSntt
of Round Oak
Supremacy
ArOMFORT
KCONQY
roNVF.NiKNrn
ni'RAniLrrv
1 1
?4
of Your Family
By first Investigating that heating system ol
ours Se It it ciiwkthts. (not taJlates) pure.
WNirm, erhnnns air. free from dut, cs
and Mnoke, pttHly nulstetul by mecbanical
inan. It It doas not do this, yem .4hmW roiice
It at once.
It u arc Rtdng to bntld, ald future regrets
by invoitlfiattng, itultc without obltation.
In olthor case, we kmiw xur prohin is solved
In the correct tnstallathxx of
THE ROUND OAK
Moistair Heating System
The Only Heating Syttam tht AUTOMATICALLY VentiUte.
and Humid diet
under the ivaronal direction of experienced heating cneincers,
1 lieek and Heating Plan Five, These make clear i
mmins lacion tor continuous health
SIMON BROTHERS.
.Li,,:,1,,,,, I,!',. I'M Mill .1 uniMM'.iMLUT 11,1, 1, 'IU in M,'.'.lAIX ", HHm nil
Sellers of Good Goods
Thrift Xofc.M from Ihc City Schools.
Last week th Washington sohonl ox
celled ell the other hcIiooIm In the
amount of School Savings gyfUun df
poHlLH. The total was $13,110. Lincoln
School catne clone with dtfnoslta of
$13.01. The total dopoHlta Irtst we"k
were $3B.70.
Lincoln School bought eighty Thrill
SHntuiM and three War Savlnga stump
laat week. A total of 153 Thrift trtump
were iKiught through the nchooU. Lin
coin School waa the only ono that
bought War -Savlnga Stamps. '
A total of 107 children inada (IoiiohII
In the School SiiTlnga Hytiin in-1
week. Moit of theae are cultlvatlnf
the hnhlt of ayetematlc Having eatb
PnrontH can do moro to help In tin
cultivation of thrift hablta than can
the teachers. The achoola buvo tin
! machinery that koepa the in at tor con
I atautly before the puplla and makoa It
i oaay for the money to be put awny but
1 the leason ia taught at home. ICvory
1 Child should have a regular allowance
or should be furnished the means of
earning money for IiIh own use.
We know a number of paronta who
havo adoptod tho motto for tho chll
Ulrou: "save ono-half of all tho money
you got." Thla allowa of hoiuo Hpond
Ing hut starts tho wiving habit onrly.
"Storloa of Thrift" la the tltlo or a
littlo book which la holng distributed
to tho teiu-hora r tho City Schools
UiIh. woidc. Thoy aro asked to road
theHO HtorlcH to the children mid uho
them uh thu baela of cIiihh discUHMlons.
: :o: :
Kor Sale I2gg for Hotting. Rohc
Comb H. I. HedH. Mra. Philip Drunk.
Urady, Nohr. 20-0
Do you havo hpoIIs of dlzzlneaa and
ovorythlng turning black hoforo the
oyoa? Thoso aro Hymptoma ot torpid
llvor and ti clogged condition ot tho
bowolH. Tnko Prickly Ash Bitters and
got rid of tho mlsory. It Is tho right
thing for such dlsordora. Prlco $1.25
per hottlo. HInckor Dook &. Drug Co ,
Spoclal Agont.
"Looks Like Italn this MornlnV
"Y-e-s-bul I think It's meant for
coffew!"
POT LUCK!
..S-HOt J'ou man with tho wry fiu-e
Don't blamo Iho wife. Don't' hliituo
(ho coffee. Don't blame (ho pot. They
can't help IIS
Get nn
ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR
..(ood reO'ee always six cups for lc
north of current. It's worth It. The
cheapest coffco In a good Kleclrlc
Percolator will mako a belter brew
Hum the best you ran buy In an old
stylo pot.
Pol luck J Yes-bu( get n good pol
and luno good luck.
NORTH PLATTE LIGHT
& POWER CO.
you and your
lamuybreatlic
is as esscn-
nalto ood
health as
tlic bread
on your
Sable and
SYSTEM
DETER
MINES THIS
wmx.
FACTOR
Ask for
the deter-
and happiness.
Only-Righlly Priced
Hono Conib Uhode Ialand Ucd.s woro
nrHt developed and named by Mr
Wither of Little Couipton, It. I., and
along about the year 1900 wero intro
duced into Nebraska. Since that tlmo
they have steadily gained In popular
ity until today their superior qualities
ore generally acknowledged both ae
layera and for tablo uho and arc not
Hiirpasaed for beauty by any other
varloty.
If I thought thero were any hotter I
would certainly bo raising thorn. This
year I will havo pons from which to
furnlah ogg for hatching.
Pon No. 1 heudod by 2d Cockorol of
North Platto nhow. And the host dozen
pullets of my flock, theso all acoro
from 95 to !10 mid 1 am kuto will
produce splendid ruaultH.
Pon No. 2 Is hoaded by 1st North
Platto 1017 cock bird weight 11-lbs.
and lions all weighing 7 to 8-lhs. of
Splendid ahapo and color. Included in
this pon la 1st North Platto lion. This
mutoing ought to produce splondld
birds and you can get oggs from thoso
two pons at $11.00 per setting of 15
eggs.
Pon No. a Is my rango flock and is
hoaded by 1st Rising City cork bird
and othors as good. Thoso hens and
pullets uru nil thorough bred Rose
Comb Rods and will give satisfaction
I am sure. Uggs from pon No. 3, $1.50
por sotting or $8.00 per hundred. Got
your orders In early. First in will bo
served flrat.
Res. Phono Ulaick 210. Uuslncss
Phono Red 394.
South Park Poultry Yard.
J. II. VAN CLEAVE.
,1. H. JtEDFIELI).
PHYSICIAN & SURQE(
Succoaaor to
Dra. Rod il old & Redtiold
PIIYSICIAN&SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Office Pbone C42 Res. Phone u?t
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given lo Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building and Loan Building
ph. i Ofike 130
Phon" Residence 115
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L . C . DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLET
Practice Limited to
Surgery and Radium Therapy
728 City National Bank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska.
DR. HAROLD A, FENNER
Osteopath.
Helton Building
Office hours 9 a, ni, to 5 p. m.
7 p. in. to 8 p. m.
Phones
Office Black 333 Res. Black 10ZU
Phono SOS
ALBERT a. lane,
Dentist
Rooms 1 aiul 2 Helton Building
North Platto, Nebraska.
THE BLA.CK DIAMOND
DeHon.Ing Pencil
lnr bIc rt te ofTlce of
LnYPOLDT & PENNINGTON.
Ucry itrnrll vJll ilrlinrn SO enlvr
from 10 rinj'M to 10 mntillin ctlit for
fl.00. A tiroftl of $5.00 for mi rnlf It
fnlln to itrliorn.
Cnt! nt the ofttrr nnil itrt imp.
SCHNERINGER UNDERTAKING
COMPANY.
NORTH PLATTE'S MODERN FUNERAL
HOME.
AUTO SERVICE LADY ATTENDANT
PRIVATE CHAPEL
PHONES DAY 623. NIGHT 830.
609 LOCUST.
Sheep and Cattle
FOR SALE
Farmers this Is the year and the
time of the year to get atock to et
up your rough feed. I have on
hand and for sale 3O00 feeding lambs
and ewss, and 500 cattle. Come
and talk to me,
C. H. WALTER,
NORTH PLATTE.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ol Postoflice.
Phone 58
A inodorn Institution for the
fciontlfic treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped X-Kay
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent, M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J.B. RcdfieId.M.D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
Hospital Phono Black
IIouso Phono Black G33
T. l'RITCIIAUD,
Graduate Yelcrimirlmi
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218, south Locust St.
ono-half block southwest of tho
Court IIouso.
WE PAY
TOP PRICE
FOR
HIDES AND FURS.
Furs are Big Price Bring thenuin.
We buy all kinds of Junk.
North Platte Junk House
Notice of Petition.
Estate No. 1552 ot Max Beer, deceas
ed In tho county court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska.
Tho state of Nebraska, to all persons
interested in said ostato tako notice
that a petition Has boon (lied for the
probate of an Instrument purporting
to bo tho last will and testament of
Max Beor, and for the appointment
of Tnomas C. Pntterson as executor
ot said will, which has beon set for
hearing on April 12, 1918, nt 9 o'clock
a. in.
Dated March 18th. 1918.
Wm. II. C. WOODHURST,
ml9-a5 County JudKe.
Notice of Final Itcport
Estate No. HG7 ot Lorenzo S
Mncombor, dedcased in the county
court or Lincoln county, Nebraska.
The state of Nebraska, to all per
sons interested In said estate tnko
notico that the administratrix has
filed a final account and report of her
administration and a petition for
final settlement and dtcshnrgre as
such, which has been set for hearlnir
before said court on April 12. 1918. at
a o clock a. m.. when you may appear
ana contest tho same.
Dated March .18th, 191S.
Wm. H."C WOODHURST.
ml9-a5 County Judce.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate No. 1540 of Hermnn Koester.
iiocensen in tne bounty court of Lin
coin county, Nebraska.
Tho stato of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said estate will take notice that the
time limited for presentation and Mine
of claims against said estate is July
l-tn, iuis. ana for settlement of said
estate is March 7th, 1919; that I will
sit at the county court room In said
county, on Apriri2th, 191S, at 9 o'clock
a. in., and on July 12th, 191S, at
o clock a. m., to receive, examine,
hear, allow, or ndjust all claims and
objections duly filed.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST.
M12-A5 County Judge.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate No. 1544 of Robert D. Thom
son, deceased in the County court of
Lincoln county. Nebraska.
TI10 State nt VnhrVa ("Vllm...
-' " w ....... ih. i ., , v 1 1.1 a
of said estate will take notice that the
tic liuilt&d for presentation and fil-
Inr of claims nntinat saiil TCatnta la
July 18th, 191S. and for settlement of
brio ramie is March sth, isia; that
I will sit at the county court room in
said county, on April 12th. 191S at 9
o'clock a. m . and on .Tulv 19th ism
at o'clock a. ni., to receive, examine'
hear, allow, or adjust all claims and
oujeciioua ttuly filed.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST,
M12-A5 County JudKe.
Votirr to Nen-Iteoldrnt DrfmUnnt.
Th unknown holrs. unknown do
yl ., unknown legatees and the un
known pergonal rpiaut.t Iren of
Xlnnt Obrst. .lee-ue1, will take
notice that on th lid liv nf chr.i.rv
I1S, Klrhl Uffai fifed his petition in
the district court of Lincoln countv,
Nebraska, aralnct the xail .1 fondant,
the object and prayer of WiK-h are 10
quiet nlalHtiHs title to wst fortv-four
HO feet f Lot two () in B oXk On
Hundred Three 1J) of the city of
North Platte.. Xebrak.t, ,nd that the
title to Raid premiss 1m quieted and
confirmed in the said Ric il OkkI. and
tlet the said unknown LeirK, unknown
legatees, and devisees, and unknown
personal representatives ot Minnie
Oberst. deceased, find all pereons
claiming- throught or under them aad
eaeh f them be forever bared ar.d
enjoined from claiming any rlRht.
title or interest in or to said renl
estate or any part tnereef adverse to
plaintifTa title, and plaintiff further
alleges that he and nls Kramers has
been In open, nortorieus. exclusive, un
disputed uninterrupted and adverse pos
session of said real estate under a
claim of riKht since leomber it. 1SJ1.
and asks for general equitable relief.
That on the Sid dar of February,
191$. the District Couit of Lincoln
County. Xebraska, made aad entered
an order directing- that notice of these
!reeedlac bo served upon the catd
defeadaats by publication.
You are required to answer siM
petition oa or bp fort Monday the Sid
day of April lf
Dated March MH. Mt
IUCHI VCt XI. Plaintiff
By John 'rant, his attorney mll-si
NOTICK.
O. P. Taylor, first and real namo un
known, will take notice that on tho
12th day of March, 1918, Wm. II. C.
Woodhurst, County Judge of Llncoli
County, Nebraska, issued an order of
attachment for tho sum of $197.00, In
nn action ponding before lilm, whorolm
J. V. Romlgli is plaintiff and G. P. Tay
lor, first and renl name unknown, U
defendant: tlmt property consisting
of 1 sofa, 1 dosk, 1 desk chair, G lettor
files, 2 icnrd Index cases, 1 Hugh's nuto
heator, 1 No. 7 electric heater, 1 semi
indlroct roro bowl, 1 black pendant
fixture. 1 Acorn hall light, 1 2-llght
brass fixture, 1 15GG-somi-indiroct Fry
fixture 1 8003 1-4 drop showor fix
ture, 9 switches complete, 4 12-ln.
green tin .shades, 8 roso bud shados, 3
Jiell shape rough shados, 2 bell shapo
shades, 2 12-ln. Cora shades, 21 small
odd shades, 2 8-in. moon-stone shades,
1 10-In. moon-stone shade, 4 12-ln.
plain glass shados, 1 opal with gold
loaves shade, 1 bell, 4 dry cell bat
teries. 3 lock switches, 7 P. B. flush
swltohos 3 way, G P. B. flush switches
4 way, 47 Brush brass plates, 12 onxy
copper switch plates, 18 double gang
bras plates, 2 onxy copper switch
plates, 4 lbs. boll wire, 5 lbs. fiction
caps, 1 lbs. rubber caps. G 3-pole ant
switches, G snap switches, 17 cander
lets, 8 unlets In., 9 unlets 3-4 in.,
3 alt plugs, 400 leather heads, 100 solid
bushings, 5 flush receipt plates, 1
comb receipt and switch plato, 9
dunualltes with shado hold, 3 pon soc
kets, 2 mogul sockets, 4 soclcet ndap
lors, 9 Pooc key sockets, has been at
tached under said order, Said causo
was continued to tho 29th dav of
April, 1918, at 10 o'clock, n. m.
M2G-3w J. V. ROMIGH.
By G. N. GIBBS, His Attorney.
NOTICi: TO CKEIHTOItS.
Estate No. 1547 of Zurn. T. lUlfrlioll
deceased in the Cotintv Honrt nf T.in.
coin County, Nebraska.
llio State of Nehrnskn ssi? r.rfilnr
of said estate will tako notico that the
tlmo limited for presentation and fil
ing of claims against said Estate is
July 2Gth, 1918, and for settlement of
sain estate is March 22, 1919; that I
Will Sit at tho COimt.V rmirf rnmn In
said county, on April 2Gth, 1918, at 9
ociock a. m., ana on July 2Gth, 1918
nt 9 o'clock a. m:, to receive, examine',
hear, allow, or adlust all olnima nmi
objections duly filed.
- Wm. IT. n. wnnniiTinsT
M26-A23 Countv .TihIpp
Legal Notice.
Stanley L. PnnlrH
Greenman and Walter Price, Execu
tors of tho Estate ot George H. Green
man, deceased, Lester M. Hall, Loren
zo u. mciuoru, Mark K. Graham, Anna
M. liryan. Josephine B. Hammond,
and all heirs, devisees, legatees and
personal reoresentjiH
B. Hammond, deceased, John L. Ham-
mono, deceased, and George H. Green
man, deceased, and all other persons
Interested in tho estates of mmh
ed persons. And nil heirs, devisees,
Jegatees and personal representatives,
mm an oiner persons interested in
tho estate of any and all persons here
in named as defendants, will tako
notice that on the 20th day of March,
1918, Gottfried Klelnow, ipiaintift here
In, filed his petition in the District
Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
against said defendants. The object
and prayer of which are to remove
certain clouds and quiet the title of
tho plaintiff in and to the following
real estate to-wit: The Northwest
Quarter of Section 1. and the North
west Quarter and Southeast Quarter,
and East Half of Southwest Quarter,
and West Half and Southeast Quarter
of tho Northeast Quarter of Section 2,
all in Township 9 North, Range 30
West, and the Southwest Quarter of
Southwest Quarter and Southeast
Quar.ter of Southeast Quarter of Sec
tion 35, in Township 10 North, Range
30 West, all In Lincoln County, 'Ne
braska, You and each of you are require
to answer said petition, on or before
tho Cth day of May, 191 S.
Dated this 23d day of March, 191S.
GOTTFRIED KLEINOW.
Plaintiff.
By Hoagland and Hoogland.
M2G-4wks. His Attorneys.
OTICi: OP INTOIH'ORATIOX
'
THE HIRSCIIFELI) COMPANY."
Notice is hereby given that Hymaa
HIrschfeld, Joseph Hirschfeld and
Hillol Hirschfeld have associated
themselves together for the purpose of
forming and becoming a Corporation
under the laws of the State of Ne
braska. That the name of said Corporation
is "The Hirschfeld Company." That
the principal place of transacting
the business thereof Is North Platte,
Lincoln county, Nebraska.
That the treneral nature nf n,o i...si
! ness Jo be transacted is to engage in
I the general merchandise business and
. to buy and sell goods and merchandise
I That the amount of the capital stock
authoriied by the said Corporation is
Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00),
I all of which has been paid in full
jThat the time of the commencement of
jaaid Corporation is March 1, 1918, and
the time of the termination thereof is
Marcn 1, U3S. That the highest a
mount of indebtedness or liability to
which the Corporation is at any time
to suhiecr ftoelf ia Thlrtum tubba
- - A UUU3QliU,
iuitre nuuureu 1 niriy-i nree Dollars
and Thirty-Three Cents ($13,333.33).
That the officers who are to con
duct the affairs of said Corporation
are three directors, a president, a vice
president and a secretary and
treasurer
HYM AN HIRSCHFELD
. JOSEPH HIRSCHFELD
HILLEL HIRSCHFELD
M12-A9 Incorporators.
Sheriff Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued
from the District Court of IJnroln
county, Nebraska, upon a decree ot
foreclosure rendered in said court
wherein The Mutual Building and Loun
Association of North Platte, Nebraska
Is plaintiff, and Carolina K. Foster and
John A. Foster are defendants, and to
wej!ir?Sttd 1 vm on tne I th day of
April, m. at 2 o'clock p. m, at the
f"1.1?"1 door of the court house ia
North Platte Uncoln county. Nebraska,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for ash. to satisfy said decree,
Interest and costs, the following des
cribed property, to-wit:
South half. (Shi) of lots eae aad tw
(1 and I) in block eighty () of the
original town, of North Platte. Nebr
Dated North Platte, Nebr, Marob 11,
A. J SALISBURY, Sheriff
uruc special Agents.