I HA li HAKE, Kilitor a ml Publisher
RIHEtTOR OF SCHOOL GAKDKiV
AIIMY VISITS THIS CITY .
N. M. Graham, assistant regional
d rector of the United States School
'Garden Anny for Nebraska and Iowa,
lii Ihn idiv TIiiip(1v nnrt Friday
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
flnn Vnnr liv "Mull. In iiilvntire. .81 . 1
Olio Year by Carrier, in advance, $2.00 conferring with school authorities and
local citizens, mis movement n in
Entered at the North Platte, Nebraska1 InMPtton when last Jinmry Pre1
Postofllce as Second Class Matter. I Wilson set aside a part of war
umurKUiiuj iuiiu iu jui n unto ui "i
TUESDAY, NOVKMIIER, IDUi, 1118.
MEN IX THi: CAM I'M wfliL
SOON V. STARTED HOME.
ganlzors In tho Hold. Up to July of
this calendar yoar, there were 1,600,
000 boy and girl soldlor gardeners on
llstcd for tho work of food production,
tho primary object actuating tho or
ganization of this army. For the or-
Gim. March stated Saturday after- Kanlzatlon work for tl e exiling year
noon that demobtllzntlo of tho Amori- ""M has been la liw force placed
can army was already undor way, imt 1 1,1 tlie m lro country Is
that ample provisions woro mado to . T7TA0 h?.MvUr"rT
tnn ftPr in nnatlm of a utamUmr D'! t fi.000.000 for this year. Con-
army, the size of which would bo-determined
later.
Ho stated that thero woro one mil-,
i M i .-1
( "Villi COOL WHITES OF
SOLDIER LIIK IN FHANU
Writ.ng from a point In Pram
Cyril Cool. Co. c. M. O. Bit., in a
letter "to the home folss says:
"I've been over for a month or mr
now and find France a good dal dif
ferent than the states, especially a
long transportation lines- They i -e
everything from . dog, (lonkoy,, ox-n.
push-carts, bicycles, horsos and motor
par runirlnir In SiZo from on not
quite as large as an American baln-H
buggy to a fairly good-sized touring ,
car or truck. The roads are aylomlid i
and kept In nearly perfect order Hit ho
our American trucks are ruining koine
or tnetn. l lie vineyard are aitogtinr
different than I always Imaglnw they
were. In place of having the ,vin"
growing tall and winding around oer
a frame 'work of seme k.nrt, as theM
only ones I ever saw in the State,
thoy nro kept trimmed down to about
llireo or four foet In height and ar
laid out In more orderly rows than an
American cornfield. The peasant cla-ti
do all the tailoring in the soil and live
In liouHos built of stone with slate
roofs. Hcuho and barn aro nlwjn9
under ono roof and the sanitary con
corning tho alms and prospects. Mr
Graham mado this statement:
"Wllo additional food production
JIU A iUUll VlltlL 111C1 U I1UIU UIIU 1111-1 . , - , .k .
it.. i....irQ.i t.,.,.n.i in 'was the first objoot, thero is a second
camp in this country and that tho first ""-"ally Important one the educational
two hundred thousand men would ho vhano cf garden work it Is tho cn
onrouto home In two weeks. Tho men . thualapUc idea o both Secretary ,Lane
,ui,n,,i .in i. va,x ...mitii land of Commlsslbnor Claxton to make
added pay and an opportunity to ro-1 10 Bnrdon work a pormanont part of , unions from tho American 'point of
enlist, Thoy will bo pormRtod to wear) ulu ,m;"""' i " """ "'"- view aro simply awtufl. The wator is
tholr soldier uniforms unflll threo Banien propaganda is noing uiwunuun not considered fit to drink by us so all
weokH nftor tholr discharge. toa n towns ami cimes or anc our ,irik3ng liqufd consist of ct-
The men In cantonments will bo " Pitsnuoii. ah w u e iuuu
discharged In tho following order: production to bo nccompllshod, It Is
Development battalions, conscionWous oflH'mitted, on a conservative basis,
objectors not confined to prison, tho -that the products from the average
spruce workers and producers, central , Harden would be worth $20 ; which
school of officers, U. S. guards, rail-1 "" '"I"1" "V0, nJtlon of $100,000.-
1 ,i' iin.i ,.w.,i,r- 000 to tho nation's supply. This Is
tUiklt tl UI'l'O, IIU,II. 1,1 ifituu ii..ua , - , it t t i 14 I
dopot brigade men hi roplncemont
camps and inon In combat divisions.
This Is the gonoral order in which
inon nro to bo roturnod, It being the
intontlon to concontrato tbom at the
camps noarost tholr homes before gfiv
Ing them their discharge.
Oeriiianj'N Ihibt to Franco.
Paris. Germany' debt to Franco Is
ostlmatod at throe hundrod and forty
billion francs by tho Matin In an
editorial. Tills Is equivalent to nearly
sixty-dlght billion dollars In Amorlcan
inonoy. Tho nowspapor apportions
tho debt as follows: Return of in
demnity of 1871 with Intorost, 00,000,
000,000 francs; expenses In present
war, 140,000,000,000 francs f ponslous,
40,000,,000,000 francs and roparutioh
for damages, 100,000,000,000 francs.
Tho Matin doclaros that Franco
must socuro acknowlodgoinont of tho
dobt boforo examining the way In
wlicli it Is to bo paid. Franco wants
no Indemnity profit, but all French
men want lawful reparation.
Germany and Austria, it adds, should
return to tho uIHoh a minimum of
7,000,000 tons of shipping in payment
for that destroyed In tho war, but thoy
havo at tholr dsposal only 3,000,000
tons. Consequently tho dollvory of
tho ontire Gorman-Austrian merchant
marine would consltuto only half reparation.
NOT lVOHHYINd ABOUT 0KH.WANY
SAYS HEKHEHT HOOVKH.
Tho peoplo of Amorlca will not havo
to doprlvo themsolvoa of any food In
ordor that Gormany may bo fed, ac
cording to a statement mado at Now
York Saturday aftornoon by Horbort
Iloovor, fodoral food udmlulstrator, as
tho lattor boarded a Htoamor for Buir
opo, whoro he will attend a allied con
foronco in hopo that tho food situation
may bo cloared up.
"wo aro not worrying about , Gor
many
Just one-sixth of what tho united war
rollof commlttoo backed by rosourccs
of England, America and France spont
in four years. Evon If nil tho food
produced by those Juvonilo gardonors
Is consumed In their own homes, It
releases that much from tho general
markot for export to tho starving mil
lions In war devastated Europo and
to tho armies of occupation which
must protoct new govornmenta In
tholr first olTorts to establish them
selves. "Tho dispatched of tho last fow days
toll of tho doparturo of Food Admin
istrator Iloovor across tho sea to sup
ervise tho distribution of food to tho
war-strlckon countries. He also urges
tho peoplo of this great country to
still consorvo and to save.
"Tho educational valuo of garden
work lies In tho fact that for tho
knowledge" gained from study thero
Will bo a practical flold In whcli to
apply It. Too often knowledge Is pour
ed Into tho mind for which thoro Is no
linmedato uso. Thus without a place
in use, It soon vanishes and Is lacking
when occasion requires it.
"Tho first. Installment of Informa
tion as to locul conditions, lod mo to
bellovo that gardon work was rather
a hopoloss task, nwt furthor Investi
gation led to tho belief that gardon
work can bo qnlto successful hero. I
bollovo that tho youth of North Platte
would bo glad to respond to Presi
dent Wilson's call and enlist as sol
diers In tho United States School Gar
don Army. Next spring North Platte
cttlzon will no doubt bo greeted with
tho gardon service Hags in tho win
dows of tho homoB of these enlisted
soldiers.
: :o: :
Hod Cross Election.
Tie annual oloctlon of directors, of
Lincoln county Chapter. Hod Cress
will ho hold at Chanter headquarters
In tho Fodornl buildi ng on Novombor
alio can take euro of horse f. 1 20tli between tho hours of 10 a. m.
But wo must look nftor out allies and und 4 p. m. at which time fifteen dl-
thd Httlo countries that havo boon
frood from Gorman oppression," Mr.
Iloovor statod, whon asked relative to
what responso this government would
mnko to tho preslntunt appeals coming
from Iiorlln .
Ho slated that onco tho shipping
blockndo Is lifted and transportation
matters adjusted then thoro would bo
open to Germany iv markot for all tho
food sho would requlru and that thon
neutral countries could also ho nccom
modatod to full extent of tholr nooils.
::o::
rul N Trust In Foe.
A Washington dispatch aays: In tho
almost llystrlcnl nppoals of tho Gor
man provisional government for bup
pHes of food and for pormlnslon to ad
dross Itsolf dlroctly thru a commis
sion to tho American public, officials
hero soo a purpose to excite tho sym
pathies of u largo olomont of tho
American population more or loss
connoctod by blood tlos with Gor
many. W.Mh wbh. syinrA'thlzors
aroused, the Gorman govern
ment, It was boOI undoubtedly
hopes to Influence tho approaching
conference towards leniency. Such np
poals as tnoso which havo boon sent
by wlroloas by Dr. Solf, Gorman for
eign socrotnry, to Socrotary Lansing
woro said to bo quito unnecessary and
unllkoly to have any benollcJal ro
sults. Prosldont Wilson already has
jiromlsod to do everything posslhlo
to provont suffering among tho civil
population of tho conquorod states.
:o::
INDIGESTION. If you aro afflicted
with this dlstrosutug complaint, It may
Ho you good to loarn that Prickly Ash
lllttor hi a prompt and offlclont rem
edy. It strengthens dVgostlon, rollovos
heartburn, tones up tho stomach and
by ita ugreoablo cathartio affect, It
omptlos and purllliw the bowols. Try
It. Prlvo $1.25 per hottlo. Giunmore-
l)ont Drug Co., Bpodnl Agonts.
::o:;
Smashing All Records.
The knell of such musical Gorman
propaganda as "Die Wncht am Hholn
anu ieuisciiiniui utior Alloa" win
eouutled the other day when more than
1,800 phonograph records embracing
those nud similar airs were destroyed
by u committee of women nctlng un
der the auspices of the National phono
graph HecortjH Hocrullliig corpa. The
records on i-ediicsd to fragment
with hnnuners at Hit corps headquar
tern. Abide from lidding tho country
of all German itooiiIh that savor ol
propaganda, the primal purpose of the
orgaiilztlop Is thf gathering up of nil
"ulitekor records" In the couctry fot
tho Qntertnlnmeul of American boys In
the front-lino trenchiw. To tlds end a
slacker drive for records will be
Uuoohod next' week. Now. York Snn
feo or a light white wine which dors
not tasto very good to me, altho tliw
havo somo winos which being very old
aro mellow and certainly tasto flap.
Threo of 119 were over to an Id
Kronciiman's country plnce tho otlur
night and ho opened a bottle which to
his icnowledgo was seventy years old;
ins raiiior and granutatlier iwth, were
makers nnd dealors In very fine wines
an his stock was certainly very se
lect nnu rare.
"Wo spent a short time in England
aa you probably know from my pre
vious loiters. Tho trip across U10
channel was tho worst nnrt of mr
voyago as It Is certainly a rouirli
Btrotch of wator and tho boat, or rath
er canoe, In which wo crossed certain
ly wns worso than any broncho over
heard of. Practically evorv ono u-nn
sick, Including mysolf, and bel'ove mo
1 was so sick that for a tlmo I would
not have cared where wo landoH sn
long as somcthliiK solid was undor
our toet. After land ntr tlu?v Io.kIpiI
tho mon In box-cars abou.t Inrco onuf
to hold a pound of Johnny's c.mrfv
and wo proceeded to wander down thru
sunny Itranco drawn by a locomottvo
wiucn mo averaco American hnv
would disdain to own for fear of it
wearing out too soou, the cnglneor
using ins merry-go-round whistle
frequently to keop any stray gfirls on
trl-cycles from wrecking us. We ar
rived In duo course of human events
and marched to our lAllets. Tho mon
are billeted In old stono bams, store
houses and In tho villagos In tho
nouses with private families whilo
tho officers havo tho best rooms in tho
host family houses In tho vlllago or
couniry-pinco, wnich over it may be.
I had a wondorful placo to stav until
I was detailed ovor hero in chargfi of
1110 moior parK at division headquar
ters whoro I have not fared so avnii
I am compollod thru necessity to ont
tho division headquarters mess which
oniy costa mo 2,00 a day, but' Hope
In I nl,ln .. xn , , . I
i iLFiu Buuii iu iiiiiKo uiitoroni ar
rangomonts not quito iso costly. ' '
rectors will bo oloctod. Tho fifteen
directors oloctod. togethor with the
ten branch chalrmon will moot at
Chapter headquarters at 8 o'clock v
m, on tho samo date for tho purpose
of olocting ofllcora from their own
number nnd an executive committco
as provided by tho by-laws. Tho
nominating committee 1ms placed tho
following thirty members for your
consideration:
Mrs. F. W. IWnckor
Mrs. W. II. McDonald
J. J. Ilnlllgan
Mrs. E. S. Davis
W. R. Milono'
W. P. Snyder
E. J. Vandorhoof
W, J. O'Connor
Mrs. P. A. Norton
W. E. Starr
M. E. Scott
John McGraw
Mrs. Charles. Boguo
Mrs. Geo. I).Dont
Mrs. P. J Hnrron
Mrs. II. F. Cottoroll
I. L. llaro
A. P. Kelly
Ij. C. Carroll
A. W. Shilling
Mrs. B. H Flolds
Mrs. J. S. Slmrns
J. Q. Wilcox
E. F. Sooborgor
Annlo Krnmph
Mrs. Geo. Prosser
A. F. Streitz
Harry Dixon
Mi J. Forbes
WIIhoii Tout
1
Let McGraw
Fix It
If your Radiator leaks, or, is
filled with sediment and yo'ur
car heats, have it fixed before
winter. Before using any
anti-freezing solution, be sure
your radiator is tight and
clean.
McGRAW
RADIATOR COMPANY
Romigli Garage 6th and Locust Street
Best Price Paid for
AT Till-:
Hog Market
Office at the Old Stock Yards
We nlso buy cattle.
ED. TODENHOFT,
""North Platte, Nebraska.
Sheriffs Sale.
Dy vlrtuo of an ordor of al Ishu!
from tho District Court of Lincoln
County Nebraska, upon a docroo of
iiorociosuro rendered in saidj court
whoroin William E. Sampson Is plaln
tlff and Cbarlos E. Uima, et. nl.. aro
dorendnnts, nud to mo directed, I will
on tho 23d day of December, 1918, at
2 o'clock p. m., ot tho oast front door
of tho court houso in North Platto,
Lincoln county. .Nebraska, sell at puln
11c auction to tho highets bidder for
cash to satisfy said docroo, interest
ami costs tho following doseribed
property to-wit: Northwost Qumrtor
(NWVi) of Section Twonty-nine (29),
jownsnip rwoivo US), north c
of Hnnge
Lincoln county,
Thirty-two (32) in
Nohrasko
Dotod North Platto, Platto, Neb.,
Novomber .0, 1918.
A. J. SAL-ISP. URY,
ssiv-bw Shorlc
Drive Away the
Chill With a
. Gas Room
Heater
North Platte Light
& Power Co
Phone 303
ATOSEKT A. LANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Belton Building
North Plhtte, Nebraska.
-Hospital Phone Dlack 633
House Phone Dlack G33
W. T. FllITCHAHD,
Graduate A'eterinarinn
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 21S, south Lccuat St.
one-half block southwest ot the
Court House.
COL ED KIERIG,
Auctioneer.
' GoneVnl Farm Sales a Specialty.
' Itcfcrcnccs and Dates nt First
National Hank, Xorth Platte, Nebr.
I riionc 1000.
1)K. TVINEN HOSPITAL
For Medical, Surgical, Mat
ernity and convalescent pati
ents. Successful operation on
Appendix, when necessary
Gall bladder
Hemorrhoids
Tonsils
Adenoids
Hospital Phone 110
Office Phone 183
Residence Phone 283
1008 West Fourth Street
North Platte, Neb.
DEHHYBEIUtY & FORBES,
Licensed Embamors
Undortakora and Punoral Directors
Duy phono -11
Night phono Black C&)
Xojlco of Suit.
i no uorontlants, Theodoro E. Pot-
tor and Pottor, his wife, real nanio
uiiKnown. anil ho unknown bolrs. dov
isoos, logateos and porsonal roproson
tntlvoH ot Thoodoro E. Pottor ami
Potter, his wife, real uauin linktmwii.
If decensod, and all porsoiiB Interested
in tho Northwoat Quarter (NWUi of
Soctlo Twolvo (12), Township Piftcoii
tiuj norm or Hnnge Thirty-three (33),
West Sixth P. M., Lincoln countv,
Nebraska, nro horoby notitlod that 011
ino 2sui nay or August 1918. tho Equi
table Land Company, as ptalnMff hero
In, filed Its potltlon In tho district
court or l-iincoln county. Nebraska.
ugitfnst you and oaeh of you. tho ol
Ject and prayer of which potitlou nro
10 nuiot tiio tltlo in plaintiff to tho
following described roal ostato to.wlt:
Tho Northwost Quarter (NWV.) of
nuuiiuu i wuiyo usi, rownsnip Hit
toon (15). north of Knngo Th'rty-throo
t.i;i). wost fitn v. m.. In Lincoln coun
ty. Nebraska.
And for gonoral. equitable rollof nnrt
costs. You nnd oach of you are horo
by requlrod to nnswor or nlond to nulil
potltlon on or beforo tho 0th day of
January, 1919, or the stinio will ho ta
ken as truo and docroo and Judgmont
rondercd thoreln ns prayed qiriotlug
tltlo to said roal property In tho name
of plaintiff and cancollng and annul
lug any .and alarms of said defendants
or either of them and for costs.
THE EQUITABLE LAND CO.,
ul9Gw By J, W, James. Its attorney.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ot Postofiice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for the
cientific 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. Redfield.M.D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
DR. W. I. SHAFFER
Osteopathic Physician
K. of C. Building
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR.
Associated With Dr. Drost.
NOTICE!
Why not wrlto your llro and cyclone
Insurance wil.i a rellablo company
who Invest tholr premiums In Liberty
iinnus nnu giro our county tho credit.
cce us lor inrni aim autoniouiio rates
NEBRASKA REAL ESTATE CO.
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C . DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
FUS MARKET
Prices are Higb
Before you ship come
and sec me.
L. LIPSHiTZ
L. M. McCLARA,
Auctioneer.
My ono best
dated ahead
for dates
rcferonce I'm always
Phone at my expense
0 GAL ALL A, NEBRASKA
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LIN-
COLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
In the Matter of the Estate of Wil
liam R. Borders, Deceased, NOTICE.
To the Creditors, Heirs and All
Persons Interested In said Estate.
Notlca is hereby given that John
D. W. Lincoln filed his application
in this Court on the 1st day of Novem
ber, -1918, to secure a determination
of tho time of tho death of William R.
Borders, deceased, and of his heirs,
dogreo of kinship and tho Tight of
descent of tho real property belong
ing to said deceased, to-wlt:
All or Lots One (l), Two (), Tiiree
(3) and Pour (4) of Block Thirteen
(13), Lots Five (5) and Six (6) of
Block Fourteen and Lots Five (5),
Six (6), Seven (7) and Eight (S) of
Block Fifteen (15), of Peale's Re-Plat
of Blocks Thllrteen (13), Fourteen
(14) and Fifteen (15), of North Platto,
Lincoln County, Nebraska
and to bar all claUms and demands
against said state whether duo or to
become due, actual or contingent; the
said petition alleging that the said
William R. Borders, deceased, dje-
partqd this life intestate on March 9,
1914, being at the time or his ueath,
a rosldont of Sparta, Randolph Coun
ty,, Illinois and that his mother, Mary
A. Borders, Inherited the title In fee
to all of tho above described real
property and that tho petltlorier here
in, John D. W. Lincoln, hag acquir
ed the tltlo In fee to all of said real
property by a direct deed of convey
ance thereof from tho heirs of said
William R. Borders, deceased
LEGAL NOTICE.
Morell Keith Neville, Plaintiff
vs
David Cash and Ellen L. Cash, and
the heirs, devisees, legatees and per
sonal representatives and against all
persons Interested In the estate ot
David Cash and Ellen L. Cash, do
ceasod, and against the unknown
ownors and claimants of thojollowlng
described land situato hi Lincoln
County. Nebraska, Northeast Quarter
ot Northeast Quarter and Lots 2, 3
and 4 of Section 1, Township 13,
Rango 30,; East Half of Northeast
Quarter and Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Section
35, Township 14, Rango 30. The un
known heirs, devisees, or legatees of
Abram Wiley, decoased, unknown
heirs, devisees or legatees of Cynthia
T. Wiley, deceased, and the unknown
heirs, devlsoea or legatees of Frank
M. Wiley, deceased, and against the
unknown owners or claimants of the
following described land situato iu
Lincoln County, Nebraska, South half
of Northeast Quarter and Lots 1 and
2 ' of Section 4, Township 13, Rango
30. George A. Hoagland, his heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal represen
tatives and unknown claimants of the
following described land situated in
Lincoln County, Nebraska, South Half
of Southeast Quartor, South Half of
Southwest Quarter of Section 12,
Township 13, Rango 29. Defendants.
FIRST CAUSE OF ACTION.
To David Cash, Ellon L. Cash and
the hoirs, devisees, legatees and per
sonal representatives and all porsons
interested In tho estate of David Cash,
deceased and Ellen L. Cash, deceased,
and tho' unknown owners and un
known claimants of the following des
cribed land situato in Lincoln County,
Nebraska, to-wlt: Northeast Quarter
of Northeast Quartor (NE& ot NE4)
and Lots Two (2), Threo (3) and Four
(4) of Section Ono (1) Township
Thirteen (13), N. of Range Thirty
(80) and the East Half of Northeast
Quarter (EV4 of NEV1) and Lots One
(1), Two (2) and Threo (3) of Section
Thirty-five (35), Township Fourteen
(14), N. of Rango Thirty (30), Wost
Gth P. M. defendants.
You and each of you will take notice
ithat Morell Keith Neville has com
monced an action in the District
Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
against you and each, of you tho ob
ject and prayer of which said potltlon
Is to quiet title in plaintiff against
you and each of you in tho following
described lands situato In Lincoln
County, Nebraska, to-wlt: Northeast
Quarter of Northeast Quarter (NE4
of NEV4) and Lots Two (2), Threo (3)
and Four (4) of Section One (1),
Township Ttilrtoen (13), Rango Thir
ty (30), West Gth P. M. and East
Half df Northeast Quarter (E ot
NE4) and Lots One (l),.Tvo (2) and
Three (3) of Section Thlrtyflvo (35),
Township Fourteen (14) Range Thir
ty (30), West-Gth P. M. and to have
decreed to him new and independent
tltlo by reason of adverse possession
That the aaid annllcatlon will be
heard before the County Court In the . of said described premises against
Courthouse in the City of North Platte you oy nimseir anu 111s grantors
County of Lincoln and State of Ne
braska, on th 2nd day of December,
101S, at 9 o'clock a. m., at which time
any person interested may appear and
show cause why tho prayer of said
petition should not bo granted.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
N12-N29 County Judge
is herebTCIven that by vlr- o tno following described lands sit
1 order of W C Dorsev uato in Llncoln Count'- Nebraska, to
Reforeo Sale
Notice
tun of an
Judge of the District Court of Phelps
County, Nebraska, mado on tho first
day of 'October, 1918, In an action
ponding in said court, wherein Henry
SwedeU, et al. aro plaintiffs and Nora
Wilson, et al. aro defendants, direct
ing the sale of tho real estate here
inafter described, I will sell at tho
front door of the court houso in North
Platte, Lincoln County, Nebraska, at
SECOND CAUSE OF ACTION.
To Abram Wiley, Cynthia T. Wiley,
Frank M. Wiley and tho heirs, devi
sees, legatees land personal represen
tatives and all persons interested in
tho estato of Abram Wiley, deceased,
Cynthia T. Wiley deceased and Frank
M. Wiley, deceased, and tho unknown
.owners and tho unknown claimants
wit: South Half of Northeast Quar
ter (S of NE) and Lots One (1)
and Two (2) of Section Four (4) in
Township, Thirteen (13), Rango Thir
ty (30), West of the Gth P.M. defen
dants. You and each of you will take
notice that Morell Keith Neville has
commenced an action in tho District
Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
aglanst you and each of you, the ob-
GEO. B. DENT,
Pbsjlclan and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Surgery
and Obstretrlcs.
Office: Building & Loan Building
Phones: Offlco 130, Residence 115
W. E. FLYNN
ATTO RN E Y-AT-L AW
Office over McDonald Bank,
Office Phone 11:1(1 Res. Phono 112G
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLET
Practice Limited to
Surgery und ltadium Thorapj
728 City National Batik Building.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Sotlco of Petition.
Estato .No. 1599 of Abnor W. Dillon,
Docoasod.
Iu tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
Tho StaTtntf Nobraska: To all per
sons (ntorosted in sa,1d ostato, take no
tice that a potltlon has boon filed for
tho appointment of Mlnuio E. Dillon
us administratrix of said estate, which
has been sot for hearing heroin on De
cember 13, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. .m.
' Dated November 13, 1918.
Wm. II. C. WOODHURST,
N19-3w County Judge.
V tW4'WIV l l VS 1 1 V1IU V V I. VI U J W Ijl 1 i 1 J 1 J 1 ,,11
Novomber. 1918, at public sale for , "m ' r"f,ur,ul V , 4, u otluo"
cash to the highest bidder, the follow- 1" et il Plaintiff aga nst you
ing described real estato. to-wit: All,am eac,h ,f ',u ,n the J0,11;1" les
that portion of tho south half (S) of' "Ibojl lands situate in Lincoln Coun
soction twenty-six (26) In township;'- Nebraska, to-wit: South Half o
fourteen (14). in Lincoln County. Neb. Northeast Quarter (S of NE) and
which lies south of tho right of wayLts One (1) and Two (2 of Section
nf tlm TTntnn PupIOp Tlnllrnnil mill I Four (4), Township Thirteen (13)
also the northwest (NW4) quarter S?? Thirty (30), West of tho Gth
of section thirty-five (35), -In township jA M- au ,l 'mve uecreeu in mm
fourteen (14). all north, in range thlr- "",v ",m "'iu"uo". uuo uy ruusou
ty-one (31), west ot tho Gth P. M inK adverse possession of said describ
Lincoln County, Nebraska; said land ?d lands against you by himself and
to bo sold separately and said sale td.u,s f.f.pj".8 n . T,v AP ,mv
be held open for ono hour. m J"lUI) l-ShOr ACTION.
Dated this 2Gth dav of October. 1918 10 uuurgo jv. ouBianu unu mo
0885W
G. NORBERG. Rofereo'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 0G15O
Department of tho Interior
U. S. Land Offlco at North Platto,
Nobr,, Oct. 23, 1918.
Notlco Is hereby given that Jose
phine Hood, ot North Platto, Nebr.,
who, on Sept. 8, 1914, mado Home
stead entry, No. 0G150. for SE&, Sec
tion 22, Township 1G, N., Rango 30 W.
Gth Principal Meridian, has filed
notico ot Intention to make "nal threo
yoar Proof, to establish cla'm to the
land above doseribed, bofore tho Reg
ister ami llecolvor, at North Platto,
on tho 2'Jtn day of Nov. 1918.
heirs, devisees, legateos and porsonal
representatives and all persons In
terested In tho estate of George A.
Hoagland, deceased, and the unknown
owners and unknown claimants of the
following described lands situato in
Lincoln County, Nobraska to-wit:
South Half of Southeast Quarter (SM
of SE4) and South Half of Southwost
Quartor (S of SWVt) of Section
Twolve (12), Township Thirteen (13),
Range Twenty-nlno (29), West of the
Gth P. M. defendants.
You and each of you will take notice
that Morell Keith Novlllo has com
menced an action in the District
Court ot Lincoln County, Nobraska,
against you and each of you, the ob-
Nohr
Claimant names as wlttnosses: Ed Joct and prayer of which said petition
Harmar, Frank Parks, Ida Johnson ! Is to quiet tltlo In plaintiff ngalnst you
nnil P.linrlftfl T.llPfla nil nf Vnrth 'nn.l nn nl. if In rAn,,.nM ,in
Platto, Nobr.
025-5W E.
J. EAMES. Register.
Notlco of Final Report,
i Estato No. 15G5 of Carollno Tolltz,
decoased in tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska
and each of you in the following de
scribed lands situato in Lincoln Conn
tf, Nobrnska, to-wlt: South Half of
Southeast Quarter (S1. of SE'i) and
South Half of Southwest Quarter (SV
of SWVi) of Section Twolve (12),
Township Thirteen (13). Rango Twen
ty-nlno (29), west of the Gth P. M.
Tho State of Nebraska, to all por- and to havo decreed In him now nnd
l..n.nnA.l I nnn.l T.--,. t ,nt.n I llldniinililnnl ltllA 1... .1
sons Interested in soiiu i-Jstato taKo
notlco that tho executor has (lied a fin
al account and report ot his adminis
tration and a potilion for final sottlo
mont and dlschargo as such, which
havo boon sot for hearing boforo said
court on Dec. G, 1918, at 9 o'clock a.
m., when you may appear and contest
the samo.
Dated Nov Gth. 1918.
WM. II. C. WOODHURST,
N12-29
County Judge 022-5wks.
ludopondent tltlo by reason of ad-
vorso possession of said djoscribed
promlsos against you by himself anu
his grantors.
You and oach of you will mako
nnswor heroin on or before the 9th
day of December, 1918, or your do
faults will bo taken and Judgmont
taken and entered against you as In
said potltlon prayed.
MORELL KEITH NEVILLE,
Plaintiff