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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1920)
IRA L HARE. Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION HATES'. One l'cnr by Miill, In advance. .$1 .75 Ono l'cnr by Cnrrlor, In udvunco, $2.00 Entered at tho North IMatte, Nebraska Postorilce us Second Class Matter. TIJESHAV, JAMM KV 20, l3 ('ors'rv xhi "notes - Vjj PKHSONAi. mention (Condensed frtJin County Exchanges.) During thrVer 1919 thoro were phlpped from Horshey 1273 cum o? agricultural nroductii, stock and hay of which U(FT wore hay and 279 can were sugar boots. Durlnit the your 528 cars were received at I he station. A petition Is being circulated In the Horshoy school district asking that an election bo called for the purpoio of voting $10,600 to either build an ad ditional story to the present school building or buying a site and erecting an additional building. F. O. Johnson, of Nichols, who re- NATIONAL PROHIBITION NOW OX IS T i' IX EFFECT cently underwent nn operation for ill- C03I.MI3HIOXKK8f PROCEEDINGS. January 12, 1920 Board mot pursuant to udjourninonl( prosent Koch, Herntlnghausen and C9P 0f iw Ktoinach at an Omaha ho Springor, when the following claims ,)ltuli lmi, prHhI the danger point and wore allowod: V getting along satlfnctorlly. ,. D. MoNIcklo, assessing wancer Mp . , jttck(,ori. of Nichols, wnnl , , . ' --" mi,ii7ih brought to Noith Platte the latter part ,ure(!tor. of last week to recelvu treatment for j What You Can No! Do. threatend blood Poisoning romiltlng You can not buy a drink nnywhoro from running a sliver In her hand. j tlie united States. Mrs. O. A. Staples, who lives in tho i LoRftily you cim n?t carry a Hash VBIIO) WMl OT IUWII, WHS UUIIIMI UJ I'l. .... .I. I.I,, The ighteonth amendment, which prohibits tUe manufacture, sale ot transportation of IntoxMcntlng liquors bpcnine effective at 12:01 n. m. Sat urday night. Whnt you can do, and what you cannot legally do in regard to the use of liquor Is summed up ns follows: What You Can Do I You can, Roup liquor in a govern ment bonded, warehouse " You can keep liquor ill your home; you can even drink It thero nnd serve it to bonaflde guests. If you are sick you can get a doc tor's proscription and have it filled al the drug store. Tho limit on this Ic one pint every ton days. If you move you can take your liquor with you, providing you get n Public Health Notice. I Al me present time mere uru I giimps nf scarlet fever, three gusm hauling gravel, poor, proolilot, $135.40 F. II. Johnson, $21.50. A. F. Heeler, mdso county $37.20. ..5 . ... . y... ..1... ..... iNeurasKa j oiupuono vjo., ion uhui-b-os, $1.20. January rant for dlfTeront officers, $28.56. North Platto L. & P. Co.. services, $1103. Sundry persons, survoylng, $18.50. AH. Hoaglnnd, sorvlcos, $150.00. Milburn &lScott; supplies, $22.42. U,M. Smith, hardware $27.05. Wilson Bros., rood work, $32.50. Tramp & Sons, mdso county poor, $25.00. W: D. Wnldo, hauling gruvel, $49.00. Fred Tobas, brldgo Work, $14.00. J. It. White, fuel for county, $27.15, 0cnr Oman, road work, $2.50. Farmer' -Co-operative Co,, cement, $108575. F, II. Proltatior, road work, $13.00. W. T. Elliott, carpenter work, $90.50. E. W. Cokor, mdso county poor, $33.45. Geo. Wllllamii, mdso county poor, $3.00. Rebokalr Lodge, hall rent for three elections, $15.00. J. R. Rltner, work on bridges, $100. Omaha Structural Steel Co., as per claim, $2,521.30. Nebraska & Iowa Steel Tank Co., culverts, $1,039. Thos. Onss, south rlvor bridge", $3,000. Jorgon Rosson, road work, $9.80. J. T. Keofo, county attorney, $420. Mrs. Emma Pulver, houso ront Co poor, $27.00. Gus Gundorson, road work, $20.00. F. 0 Johnson!, dragging, $2fi.G0. Fred Moyor, rood work, $22.30. Wcsloy Cocklo, road work, $32.00. Sutherland Courier, publishing, $33.15. Holt Mfg. Co., repairs tractor. $20.50. I Adjourned until tomorrow. January 13, 1920. Hoard met pursuant to adjournment prcsont full board and county clerk. Deed to section 3U9-27 to A. D. Hons approved and delivered. Hoard adjourned to 1:30 p. m. Hoard reconvened as old board. It was moved and seconded that F. W. Hcrmlnghuusen bo tho chairman of tho board of county commissioners for ,tho year 1920. Motion provalled. N. Hratten, road work. $15.00. Proposals for tractors opened, read and oxnmlned. Three bids Min neapolis Stool & Machlnory Co. trac tor. Adjourned to January ID, 1920. :::: . Updike Purchases Omaha Hoc. Nelson Updike, promlnont business man of Omaha, purchased the Omaha Dally Bee last week and tho control passed Into his hands Thursday. The prlco paid was $225,000, whlcmdocsi not, of coursso. Include tho butldlnr Dodge, Iowa, last week by tho death of a sister. P, A. Anderson, of tho Hershoy neighborhood, spent last week In Omaha attondlng tho state farmers' ; convention. Homor Hungorford, who llvos near I Horsboy, will sell olT his personal property next week and movo to, Cort land, N. Y., whore he hns purchased a 200-acro dairy farm. A petition Is being circulated nt Brady 'for a stato aid road between Hrndy and Arnold. ' It Is reported in Urady that the Omaha Elevator Co. will erect a now elevator In that thriving village. This company sold Its Hrndy elevator to a co-operative association about a year ago. Col. and Mrs. Win. Hentty and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murphy, of Urady, and Mr. and Mth. Gord Eells, who live south of Hrndy, are spending tho win tor In San Diego. A chapter of the American Legion was organized nt Maxwell last week You can ndt drink anywhere except at home, or us a bonaflde guest in the homo of a hospitable friend. You can not move your liquor stock from n storage wnrohouso or a safety deposit vault to your home. You can not have liquor In your clul or your hotel, unless you have a legal residence thero, and then you must keep It in your own rooms or In a looker over which you have "complete and exclusive control." You can not have two legal resi dences In tho snme town. You can not buy fruit Juice nftcr It starts to ferment. You can not carry or ship liquor out of tho country. You can not carry or ship It In. ::oi! Now Facing the Future The amount of freight carried on American rails doubled from 1897 to 1905--slnce that year It doubled iiKnln. It will double still again. -!Col. H. M. JOHANSEN, AUCTIONEER. Sale Dates: general small-pox under quarantino and more cases of measles and chicken-pox un-1 der plncnrd. . In ordor to'dheck tho spread of those mill ntlier rrnt;i irlmiH. tin. fnllnwlllC liv tn January IIUll inn null '' J py ,u'vii "I i T t r 1 fit ri.,illlM it. ulilnli Hinrn nrn an.linnl 21st. Harry GOldSmltll, i,u,i,-,,ia nni.iUi.n.1 farm sale, southwest of city. hm in nnri n iin rnrai,.iin. 28th. E. D. CMara, genral farm are absolute rules of the State Board M?. northeast of North Platte. f itnniMi wiitMi n, i nf!, i iinnrri nf obruary tinnin, onniint ci.ni.r3 Snh nriiittJnn," Chas. Swedell, general farm hsale 4 miles west of North Platto tt-nltli In n.nnt niir.1i r.nndltlnns ns mav 1Cth- A- E- Burgess. mllos SOltth- west of Maxwell 17th. E. M. Bobbins, ten miles southeast of town. 18th, A. II. Turpou general farm sale 10 miles northeast of North Platto. ' 25. Lee Mustard, general farm sale prise In tho IntorcstK of the general health of tho city. All children of n family in which there are any of the following dlsoase shall be excluded from tho public Lir an I u Snmli-pox, Diphtheria, Meningitis, B0Utheast of Northmatte. lutantjlc mraiysis, iniiiicna, scarici Fi'ver, Measles, Septic Sore 'Threat, Kubclta, Mumps, Whooping Cough. Ty phoid Fm-r, Chicken-pox, Pedicu losis (lice), Scabies (llcb). A child who has tho disease cannot return to school until at least the number of day prescribed by law has elapsed. With scarlet fever this Is 21 Land and Stock Sale. On March 9, 1920, Mrs. Bartholo mew & Hon will holu a stocK and land sale, 1120 acres of land, In Sec 2, T. 1G, R. 32, and Sec. 3G, T. 17, R. 32, located 12 nilles south of Tryon. 20 miles nortwest of North Platte nnd 2 miles west of Tryotl mall ri hn.nl tills rnnldlv trrowlntr traffic Officers elected wero: M. L. Chappoll , Ul(, country must have more railroads commander; V. E. Kuhns, vice-corn-! nioro Cars and engines more tracks niundor: I. E. Hart, adjutant: H. B. I Olson, treasurer. Ono hundred and twenty-three cars of hay wore shipped from Maxwell station during the month of December. Ray Deots bought up two car loads horses In tho Maxwell section last week which ho shipped oast. Dr. T. Allen, who hug been located at.Schuylor as a dontlst, will opeji n dental offlco In Sutborlnnd February first. Earl Roberts, of Sutherland, has ac cepted a position In tho North Platte Ico plant and will move his family down In n short time. W. H. Tracy, of Kearney, has pur chased a hnlf lntorest In tho Farmers' store ut Sutherland. D. C. "Wilson, of Sutherland, who has been at Excelsior Springs for nnd terminals. That Is the problem the owners of railroads will face when tho linos are turned back to them March 1. ::o: : Who Pa,s the Hill? Who pays the $348,157,210 which tho steel strike Is said to have cost? Tho strikers pay a goodly share. The government pays considerable thVu losses In taxes on excess profits. The steel corporations pay, something, doubtloss. Hut tho bulk of it will be paid by peoplo who had nothing to say about calling tho strike or crent lug the conditions which gave rise to It the consuming public. . Jury Gary would perhaps think It meddling for tho public, thru congress, to force an eight hour day upon him. But that wnnlil nnt lin mhrn nnnrosslvn thdn some iimo, writes mat no is improving-, for )xlrx to wish a three hundred mil Tho Sutherland Odd bellows held a Hon dollar Rtrlko loss unon us. The banquet, Tuo3day of last .week to which their- wives and friends wero Invited. Ono hundred and thlrty-llvc persons wero present. :;o:: stoel workors' unions say thoy"""voh't stand for being forced by tho govern ment to negotiate medlato or arhl1 trato before calling a strike Yet that would not be more opppresslve than for them to will a three hundred mil What of Wheat ! Wheat Director Barnes' outline of Hon dollar strike burden upon us. the wheat situation Is fur from sup-1 Lincoln Journal. porting tho Nebraska miller, who pre-; ::0:: diets $3.50 wheat by June. Mr. Barnes1 Mules Se'l Well flndo 437,000,000 bushels of wheat In i A carload of mules purchased at handi of farmers nnd dealers .where, Hiawatha. Kansas, by John Shaw and thero wero but 299,000,000 a year ago. ; Porry. was sold last Tuesday In Grand Ho finds exports for tho Inst six i Island nt tho Blatn Horso nnd Mulo months 33.000,000 below . the corro-' Co. market by P. L. Fuller, auctioneer epondlng months of tho previous of Broken Bow. Thoso twenty-four year. Cheaper ryo Is taking tho place ' mules sold for $9,450.00, or nn nverngo of some wheat. Mr. Barnes Invites to of $394.00 per heud, one span brlngmg It'iB announced that the paper will bo draw our own luforoncos. Ho plainly ' $1,000.00. It Is easy to see that It Independent In polltl.es but will sup-, does not think tho facts point to a ! would bo n profitable business to raise port tho oloctlon of a republican can- boom In wheat prices, ' moro good mules. Those sold at this dldato for president campaign. -:to::- In tho coming :o::- Notlce to the Public. will not bo responsible for any Whan In North Pintto stop at the blMs that may bo contracted by my Now Hotel Palaco and Cufo. You will wifo. hn treated well. 58tf 2-4 B. A. ELIAS. time wero shipped to Tonuesseo and other southern states. Custer County Chief. ::o:: Speclnl Homo cured bacon 35c per pound. Brodbock's Meat Market. tf AT AUCTION EsaaE3KiaiwaQE LINCOLN COUNTY - i , v- I ,. I .v, e i .1.,.,,. ...nnll-nnv )1 ,!,,, r, n ,1 MlnnlllnC I 1UUI.U. ,1U" IO L11U kllllU IUI HIUOO 111 Uiljn, Mimn-IUA -1 utijn, .mil unuoo ,,, n,l l.1 ).,, .4.ll days, from tho appearanco of the "UBluu JUU,V "" rash. The apparently well children In a family In which thero Is a contagious dlseuso are also excluded and cannot re-enter school for n period of two or three weeks. The exact time var ies with the particular disease. This Is not because they "carry" the dis ease from thq sick so much ns because they may really lime the disease In an early, stngo when it does not show it self and yet thoy are able to Infect others with whom they come In con tact. Thcso diseases are just as con tagious before the rash as during It. It has been held by tho courts that the general characteristics of the com- of common knowledge and that failure to report tho same Is equivalent to Intentlonnl concealment. If the head of tho household does not wish to call a physician, then ho or she assumes the responsibility of the diagnosis If you have a sick child keep all of the children out of school until you are sure that It Is, not a contagious disease. Children out of school on account of sickness may re-enter only on a signed statement from their family physlclap slating that they are free from con tagious disease. The school author! ties, board of health and police de partment are co-operating in this work and all families aro requested to do tho same. BOARD OF HEALTH. o:: tho snow Is oc, as it will bo sold upon tho above date regardless ,of the weather. 102tf DR. L. J. KRAUSE, DENTIST McDonald Bank BIdy. Phone 97. East End ' Grocery, 709 East Fourth St., On the Lncoln Highway. Staple & Fancy Groceries QUALITY GOODS Advo, Del Monte, Wcbfoot and Beech Nut Brands of Canned Goad9. A. F. BEELER, Prop DItS. STATES & STATES Chiropractors', S, 0, 7 Building & Loan Building. Offlco Phono 70. Res. Phono 1242 TENTS - AWNINGS COVERS i'ORCII CURTAINS North Platte Tent and Avnisig Co. 109 West Sixth Street NORTH PLATTE, NEIIR. Phone 210 AUTO CURTAINS AUTO TOPS Big Price for Furs, Don"t sell your Furs before see ing me. Furs are highland I am offering the top prices. L. LIPSHITZ. W. T. PEITCIIARD, Graduate Veterinarian Ex-Government Veterinarian and ex asslstant deputy State Veterinarian Hospital 315 South Vine Street. Hospital Phone Black 633 Houso Phone Black 633 Notice of Final Report Estate No. 1C73 of Maurice Lanning deceased in tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska The State of Nebraska, to all per sons interested in saiu estate tane notice that the administratrix has FOR SATiE. (lied a final account and roport or her Nnw modern houso. oak finish, cornt administration anu a petition ior nnai or loentlon. with verv Httlo oxnense settlement nnd discharge as such, rmiiii i.n tnniin Intn n Mmihln hmiRn. which have been set for hearing be Rent from half would make goodly fro said court 011 January 30, 1920, at nnvmontsj nn nrnnnrtv. Prlrnil at 1 O CiOCK a. m cost of construction. i ::o:: Fur Coats and Robes. Wo tako orders , for tanning furs and hides for coats and robes and for the making of coats and robes from furs and hides. Coats rellned and re paired. 91tf U LIPSHITZ, Phono Red 834 Dated January 5, .1920. (SEAL) WM. H. C. WOODHURST, J6J23 County Judge. ED.'KIERIG, Auctioneer General Farm Sales a Specialty References nnd Dates at First Na tional Bank, North Platte, Neb. 100 East Third St Phono 912 It. Marshall, January 22. O. Yv Wells, February 5th. R. H. Williams, February 12th. Knolda, Feb. lth(!. Henry Frosh, Feb. 17th. Ed Oalvln, Feb. 2llth. Chnrlle Sliinn, Fcbrunry 27. Frank Strollberg cattlo sale Apl. 15 l ebruary 2( E. S. Fromaii. Notice of Petition. i Estate No. 1715 of Joseph J. Bowker deceused, In the County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska. The State of Nebraska. To all per sons interested In said Estate, take notice that a petition has been filed for the appointment of Annie C Kramph as administratrix of said es tate, which has been set for hearing heroin on January 30, 1920, at 9 o'clock a. m. Dated December 31, 1919. (SEAL) WM. H. C. WOODHURST, J6J23 County Judge Notice for Bids. Notlco Is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at tho office of tho Secretary of the Board of Direc tors of the Suburban Irrigation Dis trict In Lincoln County, Nebraska, the samo being at the office of Beeler, Crosby and Basklns, Attorneys, I. O. O. F. Building, North Platte, Nebras- February 23 Frank Strollberg Hog ka. up until tho hour of G o'clock P. Sale. L. 0. Lloyd, February 2t. 26th. 2 O'CLOCK P. M. On tho above date at tho East Front Door of tho Cou rt House, North Platte, Nebraska, we will sell ut pub lic auction to the hlghost bidder regardless of prlco, tho following doscrlbed real ostato, located 3 mllos south and 2 mllos west of North Platto. Nebraska: Tho Northeast Quarter and tho East Half of tho Northwest Quarter of Section 24, Township 13, Range 31. West of tho Gth P. M Lincoln County, Nebras ka, containing 240 acres more or loss according to govorninont survoy. TERMS OF 8AL10 15 per cent of the purchase prlco cash day of sale, 35 por cent March 1. 1920, when possession will bo glvon. Purchaser to assume a mortgage of $3,000.00 which Is a federal loan, hear ing Interest at tho mto of flvo and one-half por cent, payuplo soml-unnually, and can bo paid In 3 years o? carried for 20, ownor will carry romalndor of purcha so prlco for a period of 5 yonrs to bo secured by a second mortgage on the above described laud bearing Interest at tho rate of six per cent Good and sufficient abstract of tltlo with warranty deed dollvored to purchaser day of settlement. IMPROOVEMENTS -Story and half 6 room houso; brand now barn 32x4S. room for 8 head of horses, 5 cows and 20 tous of hay; granory for 800 bushols of corn; chicken houso 10x40; gurago 10x14; stable 10x20; corn crib 8x10; well and windmill. All fenced with thr o wires. 120 acrus under plow of which 25 acroH aro in alfalfa. Land undor plow lies level to goiul rolling. Balance rolling pasture. Black loam soil with clay sub-soil. For Further Information address Nebraska Realty Auction Co. MARK CARRAHER, Auctioneer. M. A. LARSON, Manager. CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA. O. W. Wells, North Platte, Nebraska, Owner. "A "Elf just nuN youi it M. of tho. 3rd day of February, 1920. for the construction of a head of the canal, scouring gate sand sheet piling dam to bo constructed at the head gato and In the south branch of the North Platto Rlvor on which said canal of said Suburban Irrigation Dis trict heads. Plans and specifications for which prepared by Charles McNa mnra, civil engineer which are now on filo In the office of tho Secretary of said Bonr1 of Directors. That said bids will bo opened at tho office of snld Secretary at 7:30 o'clock P. M. by tho Board of Directors on said 3rd day of February, 1920 and contract for the construction of said works will bo let to flio lowest responsible bidder ns soon ns convenient after said bids aro opened. Tho Board of Directors however, reserve tho rlgh' to reject any, and all bids and to re advertlse for proposals or to proceed to tho construction of such works un der their own superintendence with tho lalior of tho residents of said Suburban Irrigation District. Said sealed bids to bo accompanied with a cortlfied check In tho sum of $500.00 paynblo to J. G. Beoler. Treasurer of said Suburban Irrigation District conditioned Unit tho person to whom tho contruct may bo awarUt l shall outer Into tho contract and upon the falluro of such person to enter into such contract, snld check shall bo forfeited and such person to whom tho contract Is awarded shall, before tho contract shall be binding upon the Suburban Irrigation District, entoi into a bond for tho faithful perform ance of tho contract and to pay foi all labor and material and other ex- ponsos entering Into the construction of such works In a sum equal to twonty-five por cont of tho contract prlco, and such work to be construct ed under tho direction and to tho sat isfaction of said Charlos McNnmarn Civil Engineer or somo Civil Englneor Walking & H:ilW; Mivlir ine nPP.omtod by him In his stead with the " "IKm8 U,Uey, 'tUlCint-3, con'8unt of 8nId noanl 0f Directors of saul.suuurimn irrigation uistrict, and said bond to bo approved and accopted Sheriffs Sale. By virtue of an order of sale issued from the District Court of Lincoln County, Nobraska,. upon a decree of foreclosure rendered In said Court wherein Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association is plaintiff, and John L. Schlientz and Caroline M. Schlientz, his wife, aro defendants, and to me directed, I will on tho 7th day of February, 1920, at 2 o'clock p m., at he east front door of the Court Houso In North Platte, Lincoln, Coun ty, Nebraska, sell at Public Auction to th highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, the following described property, to-wit: South One-Half (S) of lots num bored one (1) and two (2), Block numbered' ninety-six (90), Original town of North Platto, Nebraska, ac cording to the recorded plat thereof. Dated North Platte, Nebraska, Janu ary 3rd, 1920. A. J. SALISBURY, jGfG Sheriff. Notice of Referee's Sale. Notlco Is hereby given that by vir tue of an order issued to me by tho District Court in and for Lincoln County, Nebraska, in an action therein pending wherein Emma, Hathaway Is palntlff and Walter Shafer,. Howard II. ' Hathaway, Myra Ross, Morrfs Walter Ross, Estys Osborn. John Osbom, Frances Patterson, George Patterson, Alia Gaff, Erva Gaff, Aria Lee Lockard; William Cardwoll Ashby, a minor, Rozetta Witt, Charles Witt. William Elmer Shafer, Orie Elslo Shafer, his wife, Elizabeth M. Love, guardian of William Cardwoll Ashby, a minor, are defendants, I will on the 24th day of January, 1920, at tho hour of threo o'clock p. m. of said day, a tho east front door of the court house In the city of North Platte, Lincoln County, Nebraska, sell at auction to the high est bidder for cash, tho following des cribed real estate situate in the Coun ty of Lincoln and State of Nebraska, to-wit: the Northeast Quarter (NE4) of Section Thirty-four (34), Township Ten (10). Range Thirty-three (33), West of the Gth P. M. Dated this 22nd day, of December, 1919. O, E. ELDER, d23J23 Roforec. qOVER ituiT O V 8 K The Hoover is recommended by leading carpet manufacturers and rug importers for its beneficial, life-prolonging elfect upon rugs and earprts of all kinds. It Heats . . . As It Sweeps As it Cleans AUo it straightens napand restore! colorings in the same operation. This is because of the patented Hoover Beating-Sweeping Brush. It is revolved over 1,0(10 times a minute by the motor. Thelloovcr is guaranteed to clean clean. Free Demonstrations in your Home, PHONE IS. North Platte Light & Power Co. Extracts nnd Toilet Articles. For Salo by R. H. STECK, r 1 5 West B. Phono Black 318 I by tho Board of Directors of said Suburban Irrigation District. J. O. BEELER. J13-J30 Socretary NOTICE OF SALE. In tho District Court of Lincoln Coun ty, Nebraska. Paris M. Sperry, Plaintiff, vs. Magglo Sperry, Dolclo Wolfe, Wren Yost Maude Morrlsslon, Lpta Sperry', John Sperry, Leslie Sperry, Ruth Sperry, Grace Sperry, Merie Sperry and Bud Sperry, Defendants. Notice is hereby given, that in pur suance of a decree of the District Court made and entered In tho abovo entitled action on the 24th day of De cember, 1919,, the undersigned Roforco duly appointed in said cause, and hav ing taken tho oath prescribed by law and having given the bond required by law and tho Court, which was duly approved by th Court, I, Ore E. El dor, the said Referee will offor at pub lic auction at tho East front door of tho Court Houso of the county of Lin coln, in tho Stato of Nebraska, to tho hghest bidder for cash in hand tho fol lowing described property by, tho said decree ordered to bo sold, to-wit: Tho North West Quarter, the North East Quarter, tho West Half of tho South West Quarter and tho East Half of tho South East Quarter of Section Twenty-Two In Township Fourteen, North. Range Twenty-Eight, West of tho Gth Principal Meridian. Said salo will bo hold and said prop erty offered for salo as aforesaid at 2 o'clock p. m. on Monday, February 2, 1920. . Dated tUis 29th day of December. 1919. O. E. ELDER, d30 j Reforeo. Notice of Petition. Estato No. 1716- of Christina Cohagen deceased, In tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska. Tho Stato of Nebraska. To all per sons interested in said ostnte tako notice that a petition has been filed for tho appointment of Tcnnesseo M Cohagen as administrator of said es state, which has been sot for hearing herein on January 30, 1920, at 9 o'clock a. ni. Dated January 3, 1920. (SEAL) WM. H. C. WOODHURST, JJ23 County Judge