NORTH PLATTE
.
NORTH PLVrrt.KtB
cow nnANiiggJ
ScmMBccfeiu Strtlninc.
fHA L BARB, Editor ami Piibllnlier
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
Ono Year by Mall, In advance. .$I."i
Ono Year by Cnrrler,.ln advance; $2.00
Entorod nt tho North l'latto, Nebraska
Postofllco as Socond Class Matter.
TUB8DAY. NOVEM.EBHR, 20th, 1018.
OCCUPATION AKMY WILL
CONSIST OF 1,100.000 MEN.
Thirty divisions (1,400,000 mon) Is
tho hIzo of tho Amorlcan forco which
will romaln In Franco for tilts tlmo
bolng ns a army of occupation. Tlilfe
wa mudo known Saturday, at least
that General Porahlng had cabled ox
prosslng tho wish that an anny dt
such size ho mnlntainoil in tho flold
for somo time. That would leave
about sovon bum droit thousand men to
return to their hornet, their tasks
comploted.
Qonoral March aimouuced that au
thority had boon glvon to Qonoral
Porshlng to Bend back homo all such
troops as will not ho nooded In mak
ing up tho army of oocupatlon. IIo
nald that Qonoral Porshlng had In
dicated that tho following units would
not he so required :
Division, 31, 81. 38, 80- 70, 84, 8G,
and 87.
Artillery regiment) 4(5, 47, 49, 50,
75 and 7G.
Flold artJ'llery brigades OB and 103.
The composition of divisions das
Ignated to rotum, ho far as known
!b h follows:
Thirty-first (Georgia. Afalnama,
and Florida). 84th (National Qunrd
troops from Nebraska, Iowa, South
Dakota and Minnesota)- 38th (Indi
ana, Kentucky and West VIrlgniia)
7lth (New England), 78tli (Wost
Now York, New Jersey and Dalawaro.) '
::o:: ,
KHIHiL' .Mini to HttVfi Food.
BESTj
Tho bolshovlkl In Riisaia nro ojcpcu-u Nobraska has bought moro bonds
ting prisoners and oro making no at-. por capita, moro thrift stamps per
tempt to conceal Uiat uch action has capita, and contributed moro per cap
boon forced upon thorn In order to lta to war aetlyitlos than any other
rmiaervo roou. tiio uritisn narrator
nays that tho .bolshovMc strength Iu;
Patrograd, nt wnll tui In Moecow, has,
Increased alnco the nttompta on I'.on-
los llfo and tho ndvanco In the Vol
ga region, largely hwause many Rus
pIijii llbornla belle'Vo that thoy must
chnoao hotwoon Mlo Ih)1s1iov11c anil tho
oxtromo roaotlonarien, (is nono of tho
f'eMonal loadmvs In tho contor show
trong h. MaM'm Qorky hns Joined the
l "hevlk. and has accento-1 a position
in tho dopnrtmont of oducatlon. Mnny
r.tuors who wet-o at. first opposod to
tho Uolshovikl aro taking slmllar.ac
h'on. N
: to: :
No Ciirfnllnionl of Ruyliig.
A Washington dJajiatoh says:
CU
rnrtri.unttl(itltrrvt tt 1rtnlli
"oflsontlal to tho rapid establishment'
of normal aftor tho war conditions." ,
Card of Thanks.
To Uie trnlnmon of North Platte, tho
H. of h . E., Lady Macabeo'i tuul tho
friends and nelghbora for tho hoaliitlful
Howorji lent nnd for tho many M'nd
doeds rondorod at tho funoral of our
lato. son and brothor.
W. S, DoIhou
Emroy Wnlbaoh
W. A. Dolson and wife
F. C. Dolson and wlfo.
: :o: :
INDIGESTION. If you are afflicted
with this distressing complaint, It may
do you good to learn that Ptfckly Ash
Bitters Is a prompt and efficient rom
ody. Ii s rengthonB digestion, rollovcs
hontrhurn. tonos up tho stomnch and
hy Its argeoahlo cathartic offoct, It'
emntlos nnd purities tho bowels. Try
" Price $1.25 por hottlo. Gummoro-P'-nr
Drug Cc. Special Agents.
IN THE COUNTY (MHJKT OF LIN.
COLN COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
In tho Matter of tlie IOstnto of John
Rratt, Deceased. NOTICE.
To all porsons tntorostod du said
ostato, NoUco Is hereby glvon that
Ellzahoth Rratt, Elizabeth M. Bald-
w'n, Joaslo M. Ilently, Graoo S. Good
man and NolUo E. Bucldoy, neo Rratt,
Exocutrlcea of tho estato of John
Rratt, deceased, fllod final account
of tho administration of said estato
and also ther application for tho dis
tribution of all personal proporty of
said ostato and the assignment of tho
real proporty thoroof and that tho eald
account and application for tho as
s'fiimont and dJstrlUVlloii of said os
tato will ho hoard boforo tho County
"""ut of snld County 4n tho Court
house, In tho city lot North Platto, Lln
co'n County, Stato of Nobraska, on
t'" 10th day of Deoombor, 1018, at 10
o'ook a. m., at which tlmo any por
pon Interested may aSxpoar, object and
e-"ost the Bame, r ehow cause If
n"v there bo, why flio said final ac-
". nhoiihl not lw allowed and ap
f nnd tho real and pomonal
Tno,tv of flald ostato, ho distributed
' "".'gneil to tho" partlos onMled
"'"d at North Platto, Nobraska,
'' th day or Notfanbor, 1918.
. VV. H. O. WOODIIURST,
v-DU Couuty Judge.
tlllHt.11 OS 91U1 retail lntnrntM ,lmvn linnn
wlUitlrawn. Chrlstman buying on tho fruit pita and nut sholls should bo ills
pre-war scalo, Qrowenor R. Cllarkson,! 'on.t.,ni Ih,B ntU$ lins just roach
"llltr illrnnlnr nt Mm jvi-lnnll anl.l la I a "'0 Rod CroSB ofilCO. FltrtllOr Bh'Il)
" For Thanksgiving Baking
COW BRAND
QUALITY FIRST
FLOUR
The Best flour in North Platte
At All First Class Grottrlm
SKCRBTARV McADOO WILL "
STEP DOWN AXI) OUT.
William O. McAdoo has resigned
office as secretary of the treasury and,
director general of railroads, to loavc
tile treasury on tho appointment of a t
successor and tho railroad adinlnte-,
tratlon on Janunry 1 next. It was an
nounced that he" had asked President
Wilson to rollovo Mm now that tho;
war Is ovor so that ho might return
to prlvato buslnoas after six years In '
office.
Provident Wilson has accedod to
Mr. McAdoo'a roqueat, and accepted
'ils resignation.
liellranmenl was made necessary.
Mr. McAdoo said, because of "(Inado
(iuate compensation," nllowed cabinet
of floors.
Thoro Is h.nlod in many clrclos
that McAdoo In roslgnlng at this time,
Is roally propnrlng himself to mnko
the presidential ran In 1020. I)y ro
slgnlng now ho will ovado the muiddlos
which cannot bo avoided, It Is urged,
In readjusting tho rallroRd situation
or tho actions on large appropriations
wliVch will tako up tho tlmo of con
gress la tho foro part of next year.
Ho can now rotlro and make his re
entry Into public life In 1920 and point
with pride to a groat war record.
McAdoo Instlsts flatly that thoro arc
not truths In such rumors, thnt they
were not oven thought of by him and
would receive no contdoratlon. IIo
stands flatly that tho original reasons
WpiI by him for resigning will hold
good, that he must retire to private
life o build up lilflJncome and guard
his health. 4F
."1,01)0 NobYiiskiins In Service,
First and last Nobraska sent up
wards of 51,000 men to tho colors dur-:
lug tho wnr Just closed. This numbor
does not Include tho number of daring
boys who oullstod with tho Canadian
contingent or who roally holong to
Nobraska liitf woro credited to other
,alatos. Tho rocords will hoar out tho
statomont that In proportion t6 pop
ulntlon Nebraska sent moro ijoldlors
(and sailors than any other state, Just
siaio.
::o:.'
About N'olinisliii Towns
Seottsbluff Is tho third largest
fro'ght shipping nnd recolvlng station
In Nebraska. Kimball claims to have
'old more tractors at rotnll during
(1917-18 than other Nebraska clity.
Ant lrwili ilnlma Mm niitli riintmi'ci
ri)(lor(l for PowUl , 0I)ulntlnu or
lol8.io. Alllanco holdo tho world's
rnnnrA , f .
tho army by a nowspanorman. J. W
Thomas has six soim with tho colors.
Beatrice manufocturos more wind
mills and windmill pumps than any
othor cllv In tho country. Omaha Is
tho world's largest buttor market.
Lincoln mado gasoline onglnos aro
It has boon officially announced nt
llondquartora that tho collection of
"ontJ I'1 carload lots should1
tliorororo bo diflcontlnued. Accuniu-;
latlons now on hand may bo disposed
of for fuel. The Fruit Pit and Nut
Shell camalgn Is thorohy closed. j
:;o:: I
For Sale Largo Duroe Jorsoy reg
istered hoar. A. Woodcock, North
Platto. phono 778F12 88-4
a3 ItuBi I
Tho undersigned will offor nt public salo at tho Wal
ter Wilson plneo. live miles wost and two mllo north of
North Platto, and about tho Bamo distance cost and north
of Hoshoy, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918,
comnionclng at ono o'clock, tho following proporty, to-wlt:
120 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting of 30 cows from four to five years old, G milk
cows, 25 holfors coming throo year old with 13 calves uy
sldo, 20 thoroughbred Horoford holfors coming throo year
old, 4G Spring cnlvos, 1 roglstorod Horoford bull; ono
hlgh-grado Horoford bull coming two yonr old.
MULES AND HORSES
Quo niulo 4 yoar old, throo yearling mules, blacky maro
four years old, gray mare flyo yoars old.
HOGS
s -
Ton Dttroc Jorsoy brood sows, fifty head of Bhoata
weighing 80 pounds each.
MACHINERY
Ono 8-foot McCormlck grain blndor, bought- now this
year, two corn cultivators, ono 8-root Spado disc 10-Inch
riding plow Deoro boot cultivator;1 ono dlggor, 3-soctIon
stool harrow, oroam soparntor, full Bot of haying ma
chinery. Terms Sums united $10 cash, ovor tliat sum bIx
months tlmo wjlth ton por cont interest.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
WILSON & ZIMNER Owners,
Col. Clins, Olson, Auctioneer,
V"8"
wnnTU PULTTE
J3EST
NORTH PLATTE, HIB
i ... .
W BRAND M
VICTOR OVER CHINESE DRAGON
American-Made Hctortruoks Are Win
nlng Way to fcpularlty In Land
of Contervatlim.
Way Imck before the year 1 tin
used to hulld high stone walls ftrotm"
tho cities In Chlnn to keep out the
pononts of civilization, Today they are
tearing down thene walls. broal;ni
them up Into llm pieces, and using
them to htilhl highways that will hi
able their no- progresKlve (.'oviiY
inent to main Jhe best use of Hi-AmeiicHn-mnde
motortrucks wl ''
Chi in is beglnnliig to titill.o.
This Is, perhaps, ns striking fl cim
went on the taouoinlc and iKMltlci!
changes thnt tit'o taking place Willi) i
this Interesting country ns lint conic
out of China In n lon time. The cred
It for such progressive policies 1b given
In the mnlii to Dr. George II. MonN
t'nmons explorer and polltlcn! flrtvl 1 1
to' tho Chinese republic an oxehtiir:
states. Doctor Morris linsuceeod
In substituting n lot of new Aiuerb :m
Ideas for the superstitious and cmv
vatlsm of the onetime "heathen ('hi
nee." And now It Is the motortrm .
that has gained his championship.
A considerable number of trucks mi
now In use In China, and they are lin
ing everything required of them with
reninrknbte elllclency, In spite of tin
difficulty of securing skilled driver
and competent mechanics In that part
of the world.
GRATEFUL FOR COLD WATER
Thirsty Fighters Went on Their Way
Blc3sing the Thoughtfulness of
That Red Cross Worker.
There was pli-nty of water lirX, but
a tin mug of It was more deadly than
a German machine gun. It's. Impossi
ble to push two or throo hundred thmi
Hand soldiers back and forth over a
locality, especially when half of them
lire Germans and there Isn't time to
clean up after they have been de
feated, and keep Hie water supply un
affected. Ami when, ns Is the case
often, the Vfittul wasn't very pure,tp
begin with, It's not at till wise to diilly
with tho Idea of drinking It, But what
can you do when you've been out all
dny fighting and pursuing Uermans
and your canteen's empty and the roof
of your mouth feels like a vulcanized
scrubbing bunnl'.'
That's the thought that came to a
Red Cross Held Service man during
tho hottest lighting In August. It Was
hot In two H-onses. Tho bullets How
and the sun melted. And the Red
Cross man look out his largest mar
mite and tilled it with water that was
cool and purlliiMl. llo kept It full ,nll
day and every soldier thst pawed that
way nan a tinnK or vr. It was
water they wanted Just theu. X little
Initiative on the part of one man mailt'
tue soldiers as h himself put It "ah
mirdly grateful." But aftor struggling
across Ileitis anil roads all day In the
hot sun, well well men do become ab
surdly grateful for a drink of cool
water. I'rom-a Red Crons Hcraphook.
Whlto Ivory. Quality and beauty
combined. Shop oarly at tho REXALL
DRUG STORE. 92
i U BMsm Ban 9
W. II . McDonald, Clerk
Tho Ilerslicy lied Cross.
Tho following officers were electod
for tho onsulng yoar at tho Presby
torlan church last evening ChaHr
man, V, Drowor; vlco-chairmnn, Q.
S. Thompson; troasuror, C. E. Mc
Clain; socrotary, Mrs. Anna Thomp
son; military rollef, Mrs. V. Drower;
divlllan relief, J, F, Ganson; finance,
Mrs. F. A. Itastnusson.
Sinco tho organization of the Red
Cross In Horshoy the somh of $3,
394.CC has boon received, and $1,
481.40 been paid out, leaving a bal
anco of $1,909.50. Tho society voted
to contribute $250 to tho Nebraska
IJaso Hospital In France, and to sond
$600 to Red Cross headquarters for
immodlato use.
Tho Hershoy chapter now has en
rolled 430 members. Tlmos.
H'F AT
Drive Away the
:iriil With a
Gas Room ,
Heater
North Plaite Light
& Power Co
Let McGraw
If your' Radiator leaks, oris
filled with sediment and your
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 Gth and Lccust Street
TWINEN 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.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block Notlb ot Postoflice.
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. Denl. M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J.B. ReJileld.M.D. j. S. SIMMS, M.D.
Best Price Paid for
HOGS
AT THE
Hog Market
Office at the Old Stock Yards
We also buy cattle.
ED. TODENHOFT,
North Platte, Nebraska.
mi. Y. i. siiaffeu
Osteopathic Physician
K. of C. Ilulldlng
NORTH PLATTE, NEI1R.
Associated IVJth Dr. Drost.
NOTICE!
lVJijr not write your flro mid cyclone
Insurance with a rcllablo coinpany
who Invest their premiums In Liberty
llonds and give our county Uio credit.
Sco us for farm and automobile rntcs
NEHRASKA REAL ESTATE CO.
Office phone 241. Rob. phone 217
L . C . DROST.
Osteopathic IMiyslcion.
North Platte, - - Nebraaku.
Knights of Columbus Building.
GEO. R. DENT,
lMisyicfnn iindtSiirgcon. '
Special Attention Given to Surgery
nnd Ohstrctrlcs.
Ofllco) Building & Loan Building
Thones: Office 130, Resldenco 115
W. E. FLYNN
A.TTO RN B Y-AT-L AW
Office over McDonald Rank.
Office JMionc 11315 Res. Phono 1120
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEI
Practice Limited to
Surgery and ltadiuin TJiernpj
US City National Bank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska
col ed mm,
Auctioneer.'
Gencrnl Farm Sales a Specialty.
References nnd Dates nt First
National Rank, North Platte, Ncbr.
Phono 1000.
DERRl'BERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Embamera
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Dny phone 11
Night phono Black 5SS
Notice of Petition.
Estate No. 1599 of Abner W. Dillon,
Deceased.
In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nobraska: To all per
sons iuterostod in sp.'.d ostato, take no
tice, that a petition ha3 been filed for
tho appointment of Minnie E. Dillon
ns administratrix of said estate, which
has boon sot for hearing herein on, De
cember 13, 1918, at 9 6'cldck a. m.
Dated November 13, 1918.
Win. II. C. WOODIIURST,
N19-3w County Judge.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of ealo issued
from tho District Court of Lincoln
County Nobraska.x upon a decree of
foreclosuro rendered in said, court
wherein William E. Sampson Is plain
tiff and Charlos E. Rima, ot. nl., are
defendants, and to mo directed, I will
on the '23d day of December, 1918, at
2 o'clock p. m., ot the east front door
of the court house in North Platte,
Lincoln county, Nebraska, sell at pub
lic auction to tbojilghcts bidder for
cash to satisfy said decree, interest
and costs tho following described
property to-wit: Northwest Qunrter
(NWVi) of Section Twenty-nine (29),
Township Twelvo (12); north of Rango
Thirty-two (32) in Lincoln county,
Nebrasko.
Doted' North Platto, Platte, Neb.,
Novombor .6, 1918.
A. J. SALISBURY,
N19-6w Shoric
NoJIco of Suit.
Tho defendants, Theodore E. Pot
ter and -Potter, his wife, real name
unknown, and tho unknown heirs, dov
lsees, legntees and personal represen
tatives of Theodore E. Pottor and
Pottor, hia wlfo, real name unknown,
if deceased, and all porsons interestert
In tho Northwest Quarter (NWi) ot
Soctlo Twelve (12), Township Fifteen
(15) north of Rango Thirty-three (33),
West Sixth P. M., Lincoln county,
Nebraska, aro horeby notified that on
tho 28th day of August 1918, the Equi
table Land Company as plaintiff hero
in, fllod Us petition in the district
court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
agajlnst you and oach of you, tho ob
ject and prayer of which petition are
to quiet tho tltlo In plaintiff to tho
following described real estato to-wlt:
Tho Northwest Quarter (NW4) of
Section Twelvo (12), Township Hit
toon (15), north of Rango Thlrty-thrco
(33), west Gth P. M ., In Lincoln coun
ty, Nobraska.
And for general, equitable relief and
costs. ou anil oach of you are horo
by required to answer or plead to said
potitlon on or boforo tho ''h day of
January, 1919, or tho same v . 11 be ta
ken as truo and decrco and judgment
rendorod therein as prayed quieting
tltlo to saltl real property In tho name
ot plaintiff and canceling and minut
ing any and claims of said defendants
or olther of them and for costs.
THE EQUITABLE LAND CO.,
nl95w By J. W. James, Its attorney
Notice of Final Report.
Estate No. 1552, of Max Beer, de
ceased In tho County Court of Lin
coin County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nobraska, to all por
sons Intorosted In said Estato tako
notlco that tho Executor has died a
final account nnd report of his ad
ministration and a petition for final
sottloment and discharge as such,
wllch have boon sot for hearing bo
foro sold court on Docomhor 20, 1918,
at 9 lo'clock a. m. when you may ap
poar and contest tho same.
Dated November 2QUi, 1918. 1
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
N25-3wks. County Judge.
Phono 308
ALBEJtT A.JLANE,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Delton Building
North Platte, Nebraska.
Hospital Phone Black 633
House Phone Black G33
y. t. pkitciiaki), ,
Graduate Vctcrinurinn
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218, south Locust St.
one-half block southwest of the
Court House.
!
FUR MARKET
Prices are High
Hefore you ship come
and see me.
L. LIPSHITZ
L..M. WcCLARA,
Auctioneer.
My one best reference I'm always
dated ahead Phono at my expense
for dates
OGALALLA, NEBRASKA
IN THE COUNTY COURT OJF LIN
COLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
In the Matter of tho Estate of Wil
liam R. Bordors, Deceased, NOTICE.
To the Creditors, Hoirs and All
Persons Interested in said Estato.
Notlcs is hereby given that John
D. W. Lincoln filed his application
In this Court on tho 1st day of Novem
ber, 1918, to securo a determination
of tho time of tho deatli of William R.
Borders, deceased, nnd of his heirs,
degree of kinship nnd tho right of
jlescont' of Jho real property belong
ing to said deeeased, to-wlt:
All of Lots One (1), Two (2), Three
(3) and Four (4) of Block Thirteen
(13) , Lots Five (5) and Six (6) ot
Block Fourteen and Lots Five (5),
Six (G), Seven (7) and Eight (8) of
Block Fifteen (15), of Peale's Re-Plat
of Blocks Thirteen (13), Fourteen
(14) and Fifteen (15), of North Platte,
Lincoln County, Nebraska
and to bar all claims and demands
against said stato whether due or to
become due, actual or contingent; tho
said petition alleging that tho said
William R. Borders, deceased, de
parted this life intestate on March 9,
1914, being at the tlmo of his death,
a resldont of Sparta, Randolph Coun
ty,, Illinois and that his mother, Mary
A. Borders, inherited tho title In feo
to all of the abovo described real
property and that the petitioner hero
in, John D. W: Lincoln, has acquir
ed tho title in fee to all of said real
property by a direct deed of convey
ance thoroof from tho heirs of said
William R. Borders, deceased.
That the said application will bo
heard boforo the County Court In tho
Courthouse in tho City of North Platte
County of Lincoln and Stato of Ne
braska, on th 2nd day of December,
1U18, at 9 o'clock a. in., at which tlmo
any person interested may appear and
show causo why tho prayer or saiu
petition should not be granted.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
N12-N29 County Judge
Referee Salet
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of W. C. Dorsoy,
Judge of the District Court of Phelps
County, Nebraska, mado on tho first
day of October, 1918, In an action
pending in said court, wherein Henry
Swedoll, et al. aro plaintiffs and Nora
Wilson, et al. aro defendants, direct
ing tho sale of the real estnte here
inafter described, I will sell at tho
front door of tho court house In North
Platto, Lincoln County, Nobraska, at
10 oclock a. m. on the 30th day of
November, 1918, at public sale for
cash to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described real estate, to-wlt: All
that portion of the south half (S1 of
section twenty-six (2G) in township
fourteen (14), In Lincoln County, Neb.
which lies south of tho right of way
of the Union Pacific Railroad, and
also tho northwest (NWV4) quarter
ot section thirty-five (35), In township
fourteen 14), all north, in range thirty-one
(31), west of tho Gth P. M., in
Lincoln County, Nebraska; said land
to bo sold separately nnd said sale to
be hold opon forgone hour.
Dated this 2Gth day of October, 1918
0285 w G. NORBERO, Referee'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION?
Serial No. OG150
Dopnrtmont of tho Interior
U. S. Land Offico nt North Platte,
Nobr., Oct. 23, 1918.
Notice Is horeby glvon that Jose
phine' Hood, of North Platto, Nebr.,
who, oti Sept. 8, 1914, mado Home
stead entry, No. 0G150, for SE, Sec
tion 22, Township 1G, N., Range 30 W.
Gth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make final threo
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land abovo described, before tho Reg
lstor and Receiver, at North Platte,
Nebr., on the 29th day of Nov. 1918.
Claimant names as wlttncsses: Ed
Hnrmar, Frank Parks, Ida Johnson
and Charles Lucas, all of North
Platto, Nobr.
025-5w E. J. EAMES. Register.
Notlco of Final Report.
Estato No. 15G5 ot Carollno Tolltz,
deceased in tho County Court ot Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nobraska, to vail per
sons Intorosted in saM Estato tako
notlco thnt tho oxecutor has filed a fln
al account and roport of his adminis
tration and a petiMon for final settle
ment and discharge as such, which
have boon set for hearing beforo said
court on Dec. 6, 1918, at 9 o'clock a.
m., when you may appear and contest
tho samo.
Dated Nov. 6th. 1918.
WM. II . C. WOODHURST,
N12-29 County Judge
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