1 11 A I, BAUU, Editor and Publisher
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Entered at the- North Platte, Nebraska
Postoiflco us Second :ius8 Mattor.
TUESDAY, .MAY il It, 11120.
TEACHERS ENTERTAIN SUPT.
AND MRS. WILSON TOUT.
Thursday ovonlng at six o'clock the
North Platte toa6hors ontortalnod Supt,
and Mr. Tout at banquet In tho homo
economies rooms of the Junior high
school building. Preceding the Imn
,puot they, all gathored iln the auditor
ium and played guinea. This good
time was tormlnatcd In a grand march
led by Mr. RoynoldB and Mien Morrow.
Immedlatoly following thl8 tho ban
quet was ' sorvod down sta'.rs. Thin
room was a bower of apple blossoms
Intricately entortwlned overhoad and
In baskets on the tablo. Japaitese
lantorns and cnndlos cant a soft glow !
over It nil. Here tho banqueters wore
1 ..
sorvod a throo course dinner. It was
enlivened by quotation read Ify each
of the toachors, which appropriately
applied to thoso present.
After tho banquet a general good
fooling of fellowship was promoted by
a numbor of favorite songs, and Miss
Morrow gave a toast which truly ex
pressed ' the appreciation of tho
toachors for Supt. Tout.
In response I
to tho toast the kindly attitude of Mr.
Tout and his wlfo was more than o?.
prossod. '
Tho evening was concluded with
"Until We Moot AguS n." Miss
Floreneo Antonides acted as (oast
mistress. Miss Edna Uorhaus, the
supervisor , of Home Economics,
deserves more than an ordinary
amount of praise for her part In tli's
banquet. J
NkfimiT Mlfiikliiili1ii'M tn Mi'il.
Tho stockholdorH In the Sklnnur
Packing Company and other Sklnnor
Corporations became somewhat alarm -
od of tho turn of event with thoso
companies nnd liavo hold a number of
mtttlng:i to 'tMo what stoos should
bo takon by stockholders. At ono of
thoso meotlnga they (5miloyed Atty.
Wm. E. Shuman, of North Platte, to go
to Omaha and make auUnvestlgatlon of
these corporations. After the Investi
gation was mado, ho wont to Suther
land last Friday and made a roport,
wldcli indlcatod Bob Howe of Omaha
and also tho Sklnnor Brothers woro
rather rcckloss fn using tho monoys
which tho stockholders had paid for
tho stock. The stockholders at Suther
land felt It was advlaablo. to call a
gonoral meeting of nil stockholders In
the Skinner Companion of Keith and
Ltncoln counties and tho somo will bo
hold In North Plutto on May. 10th, at 1
p. m., ut tho firemen's hull at 202 wost
Front stroot,
.;o.:
Camping out. Do you remomber the
liacoii and coffee of camping days
glorious days of childhood. Scouts and
Camp Flro Girls demand tho same
prlyi'IcBOB. Are you willing to help
provide - them? Financial Campaign
May' 17th to 19th. Budget .$5,000.00.
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WILL PAY YOU TO SKK
K. A. OLSON.
I fopresent for Iilncoln county one
of tho strongest Insurance companies
In tho way of hall insurance Soo me
about tho nmount I can insuro por
aero and thp low rato. A company
that, has In tho past 23 years paid all
fossos as thoy camo, big or little.
Yours for business, E. A. Olson, phone
323; ovonlng 1130.
JJJANO IN STOnAflF, FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN.
Wo havo loft In storage In North
Plntto a fine standard mado pfano. In
ordor to soil Immodlntoly, without fur
ther dojny, a big discount In price
will bo glvon. Terms arranged with
rpsponnlblo party If doslrod. Write
at onco to
THE DENVUR MUSIC COMPANY,
30-8 Denver, Colo.
DR. L. J. KUAUSE. DENTIST
McDonald Bank BIdy.
Phono 37.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medicine and Surgery.
Twinem Building,
East Fifth Street,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Offlt'o Phone 18JL
Residence Phone '2S!I.
HeHiiltnl Phone lit).
J? -o
North Platte Light &
IIYllNTS IN NORTH PLATTE
TlllRTY-FIVE YfiAHSW
fiKroni The Trlbuno May 2
"The annual May Party of tho,
Tilt!
Yl. 15. wan hffiu at the Lloyd ska
aWfitt
r unu
rink with 130 couples On th Hoor
200 spectators In the galllry. Music
whs furnished by the Twenty-first
Regiment band, then stationed at Sid
ney. Ike Watts, now of Corning In., wis
thrown from a horse and had Us face
Imdly cut and his body bruised.
The Jackson and the Ormsby grocery
stores were burglarized but tho only
articles taken pan a cady of tobacco
from each place.
The population of Ogalalla at this
time was 700 and it was one of th best
towns In the wont part of the state.
The I Unman House served a mid
iight supper to sevonty-flve couplos has been sick for some time was takon
who attended the May Party. In those jto Idaho SpringB, Col., Saturday whorp
days the restaurants and hotels sorvpd I ho will remain until he Is abe to re
midnlght suppers when all night nuine his practice. '
dancos wore hold. i Tho Wallace Coiu'iioicmI Club met
Two hundred girls bound for Utah last week and determined to keop the
to become wives of Mormons pt'sMri roads lending into the village In good
through on a wpeflal train. jshape. decided to have a Fourth of
E. S. Wiggins sold bis Interest In tho
Conway & Wiggins hardware store to
U.w.. I. ..til,
Scott Keith.
An offer of twelve hundred dollars
was mado for tho lot north of whore
tho Ideal bakery now stands, but the
ownor, Qus Meyer, asked $1300. That
lot, If now vacant would sell for ten
times that sum.
The city schools had a holiday May
1st and toachors and pupMs held a
I'lcnlc on tho banks of the North Plittc
rivor near me raiiroan linage.
T. J. Foley advertised that his
double storo was lighted by five incan
doscont electric lights, and that
his
business wus established in 1809.
o::-
Picture Prices go up but this has not:
stopped tho Sun Theatre from present
ing North Platte with one of tho big
gost plcturos of the season. "Tho Vlr
!n of SUimboul" played by Prlscllla
Dean. Throo days commencing to-day.
This picturo opened In Lincoln last
month to ono of tho largost crowds In
history of tho town. Two shows In
tho aftomoon and two nt night. School
chlldron can see a full show nftor
R 00 "0,irs
-::o:
I'AIUIKU A XT) LAltOHKK! !
ATTKNTIOX
Here Is your opportunity to help
your llimnolnl and living conditions to
a rust extent. A mass meet lug Is call
ed for 8:(H) it. m. at the If. P. Hall.
Wednesday evenlnir. llnv 5th. A verr
Inrge saving In your general expenses
can lie effected If you ho desire. It
Mill be explained to you thoroughly
on this evening and we urge you to
come and partlq'pnte In this meeting.
FAlt.MKItS- AM) LAItOUKltS'
32-2 COJUriTTUK
For Sale.
A second hand fi-foot windmill,
pump, 23-bnrroll supply tank and 30
loot 2-lnch plpo. J. H. Van Cleave, 3-2
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For Sale.
Flvn room h(mnn. mis. wntnr. ntnn
trie lights, U'.co sliado and fruit trees,
chlckon houso and garage. Located
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NORTH PLATTE REALTY AUCTION COMPANY
AT NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Office over the Union State Bank
We solicit your Real Estate AUCTION SALES no
no matter where Is it located. To give the best of service
is our aim. Watoh our results. Our experience and ac
quaintance is wide and we appreciate your sales of any
kind. Call dn us and let us explain our methods and terms
to you.
E. A. OLSON, Manager.
INCORPORATED 1887.
Mutual Building and Loan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES OVER 01 MILLION DOLLARS.
The Association has unlimited funds at its command to
assist in tho building or purchase of homes for the people of
North Platte. If you are interested, the' oflicersjof this
Assoeiatjon will render every assistance and show you how
easy it is to acquire your own home.
T. C. PATTERSON, BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
President, Secretai'y.
eserve a ooover
We expect very shortly o..r r xt Hoover -, "pmer, cricred last summer.
The col Is so trorvg th.it 1hcy muelly all leserved In advance of
arrival. We recommend your prompt con: J;ratk n to avoid a wait later
thnt inny prove e -.asperating at house-clerv time. The Hoover Is the
largest telling electr.c cleaner In the world ix
IT BEATS
AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS
Dmmonvations daily in our
ma'n
i'n niilevou are tnOtted
LINCOLN COUNTY EVENTS' l
AND ifftffrAX JltiNtriON.
Sdltor Sage, of the Maxwoll Tolei
t. Is spending tbls week In Gili
no county, Colorado, Icokmr
tho real estate situation.
There will be five graduates from the ,
IJmdy school tfils J'ftar. They tiro:'
Anna J. Harris, Lola Phllllpg, Gladys j
Swanucutt, Hurdd Daft ahtT James (
MoOullough. i
Hen Harding has boon returned , to :
Wallace as station agent lor the B. ,
& M. - I
While skinning a steer on the Kent i
& Burke ranch at Maxweot last week '
Eugono Thompson run a hutfft into
.the calf of his leg,
Thn wound became
Infected and he was taken to North
Platte for treatment.
Dr. C. E. Konnon, of Maxwoll', who
July celebration, resolved to have a
clean - up day and will extend tho Oma-
lin nvniiKulniklnta n Imnrlv ttnnlnliirt iitl.
ha excursionists a hearty woclomo up-
ion their arrival there May 25th.
; Chas. Dillon, of Wallace, has boen
'taken to Omaha for treatment and will
submit to un operation If nocosBary.
llerbert Walters has sold his confec
tionery store at Sutherland to Dave
Woods and V. A. Norton, tho luttcr
late Of Callaway.
J. I. Smith, of North Platte, was a
Herjjhoy visitor Saturday. Mr. Smith is
president1 of the Suburban ditch and
as that company Is" contemplating
orectlng a new headgate at tho head of
the ditch he was horo looking after
their ;ntorostB. Frank Palmor, of
Sullcr,aml wlI1 lnBtan tne headgate.
and work will bo commenced lmmed
lately. Times.
Mrs. Ed Coker and Miss Julia Burk
lund entortalnod ninety-seven guests
at tho home of tho former ono day last
week complimentary to Mrs. Edward
Mansfield, a recent bnide.
Editor Dunn, of tho Sutherland
Courier, advocates holding church In
tho afternoon, lie llkos to go to church
If tho time set for the service does not
Intorfero with Sunday morning sleep.
The $1.00 a ton bonus given to last
year's beet growers distributed be
tween $35,000 o.i $40,000 to the grow
ers oi mo iiorsney section, ice winn
fall, we should say.
::o:. .
.1. K. SKHASTIAX,
Tho Old Line Life Man,
lies. Phone 1138. Office Phone
012,1
THHHi: GOOD LINCOLN COUNTY
FARMS- FOR SALlJ.
Separate quarters on south table.
5, 8 and 9 mVles respectively from
Sutherland. All lay good, fine Boll, on
goodroads, closo to schools In well
Sottled neighborhood. Each of these
quarters aro nearly all plow land,
partially cropped to wintor wheat In
splendid condition, which will go to
buyor. No bulldlngs.Ooo( terms. For
lownor's prico and terms call on Geo.
Caso, 601 So. Dowey, phono 879. 33tf
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North Platte, Neb.
tins wee
.ause
a 6 n
We also demonstrate in the
loma and offer convenient terms
PoWer Co.
NORTH PLATTE
At
'It
..General oosjrif
One Hall Block North ol Postoftice.
. I'lione S8
A modern institution for the
ciiritiflc .tnatnu"it of medical,
jurtfioul Mini eonlinemetit case.. .
Completely equipped X'-Kuy
Hnd diagnostic laboTHtori
Staff:
Geo. .8. Dent. M. D. V. Lacas. ftl D.
J. B. iWficld. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, H.D.
BR. HAROLD FEXNEK
Osteopnth
Over HIiHchfcld's
Office Phono 333 Res. Phono 1020
ROBERT A. PHILLIPS
Plumbing nnd Heating Contractor.
I am prepared to do all kinds of
Plumbing and heating. All materials
and work guaranteed. Estimates
j
l"tu"u"' b'vu"-
hliop and Jte-iJilence hast (itli St.
Plume Rod 1,'iS
HIDES, FURS AND JUNK.
CAST IRON AND "BONES.
We want these.
Big Price for Cast Iron.
Dry Bones $10 to $12 ton
L. LIPSHlfZ.'
Coming to North Platte
United Doctors'
Specialist
Will bo at the
.McOARH 1IQTKL
Monday, May 10th.
ONE RAY ONLY
hours 10 A. jr. to 8 r. ji.
REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF THESE
TALENTED PHYSICIANS IN
TREATMENT OF CHRONIC
DISEASES.
EXAMINATION
TION
and CONSULTA
FREE. The dlngostlclan of the United Doc
tors, licensed by tho state of Nebraska.
for tho treatment of chronic diseases
of men, women and jqhildren, offer to
all who call on this visit, Consultation,
examination and advice free. Thoy
have a system and method of treat
mcnts thnt are sure and certain In
their results.
Theso doctors ure experts In the
treatmont of chronic diseases of tho
blood, liver, stomach, intestines, heart.
kidneys or bladder, rheumatism, scia
tlca, dropsy, leg ulcers, weak Jungs,
and thoso afflicted with long standing
deep seated, chronic diseases, thnt
havo baffled the skill of other physi
cians, should not fall to call.
According to their system no more
operation for appendicitis, gall stones,
goiter, piles, etc, as all cases accepted
will be treated without operation or
hypodermic Injectiion, If you havo
kidney or bladder troublos brinu a A
ounce bottlo of your urine for chemical
analysis and microscopic examination.
Worn-out and run-down men and
women, no matter what your aliment
may be, no mutter what you havo been
told, or tho exporience you havo had
with othor physicians, settlo it forover
in your mind. If your caso is incur
ublo thoy will tell you so. Consult
tliem upon tills visit. It costs you
nothing for examination.
Roniembor. this free offer Is for this
visit only.
Mnrrfed ladies must como with their
husbands nnd minors with tholr
paronts.
Notice to Creditors. x
Estato No. 174S of Mary, Hansen, do
ceased In the County Court of Lincoln
County, Nouraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of snid estate will take notlco that the
time limited for presentation and filing
of claims against snid hstato is Sep
tombor 4, 1920, nnd for settlement of
said Estato Is April 30, 1921:. that
will sit at tho county court room In
said county on Juno 4, 1920, nt 10
o'clock a. m., nnd on Soptombor
1920, nt 10 o'clock a. in., to recolve
oxnmlno, hoar, allow, pr adjust all
claims and objections duly, filed.
Wm. H. C.AVOODIIURST.
M4-J1 County Judge
Notice to Creditors.
Estato No. 1750 of Mary Nori'is, do
ceasod In tho County Court of Lincoln
County. Nobrnska.
Tho State of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said ostato will take notlco that th
timo limited for presentation and filing
of clii'ma agnlhit said ustato is ber
tombor 4th 1920, and for settlement of
said Estato Is April .!0th 1921: thnt
will sit at tho county court room In
said county, on Juno 4th 1920. nt
o'olock a. m., end on Septembor 4th
19HQ. at 9 o'clock a. in., to rocolvo,
oxamlnt. hoar, allow, or ndjust all
olnUna and objections duly fllart.
Win. II. 0. WOOnilURST,
M4-JI County Judge
DiCFRBBFIELl)
LMiytfijlifn, 0).stetrictnu
Siinreoii. A-Jiny
1 i I . . . . -. . 1. t VI.. I. A 1 1 . .
Julius l roiiipiiiijiiitmuitu iiiKiiv ur iruj
Phone Offlci 012 Residence C7C
ALBERT A. LAM-.,
Dentist
dooms I mid t Knltcn HutiOlM
North Piaiiu ehruai.
SAXON
Embodies for the first time in motor
cor building the scientific princplu
of
Duplex Engineering.
Dailey Motor Car Co.
LINCOLN, NEB.
We tarry a complete line of repair
parts.
IX THE COUNTY COURT OF LIN-
COLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
In tho Mattor of tho Determination
of Heirship In tho Estato of Arthur F.
Laytou, Deceased.
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTER
ESTED IN THE ESTATE OF
ARTHUR F. LAYTON, DECEASED,
BOTH HEIRS AND CREDITORS
THEREOF:
Vnil wt 1 1 I o L-j- i rf lrn flint rr it
23 , (, A 192Q E fflN
,,, .,,'? r , V- kI(1-., i. ' Ti... n
iwm aim uuitb iY. vjiviiuiit llilll uuiiii v.
iHutton filed their petition in tho coun-
ty ourt of Lincoln County, Nebraska
; alleging that Arthur F. Layton died
intestate on tho 171i day of April, 1899,
and that at the time of his death he
was a resident of Lincoln County, NV
braska; and that at that time ho own
ed one-half of an undivided two-thirds
linterest in tho Northwest quarter
(NWVi) of Section Twenty-one (21)
Township Twenty-threo (23) Range
Fifty-six (50), West of tho (5th Prln
clpal Morldan, in Scotts Bluff County,
Nebraska; and alleging that they, the
said Ray E. Glfford and Lula K. GIf
ford are the present owners of- the
East seventy-five (75) acres of said
above described land, and that John
G. Hutton is the present ownor of tho
West eighty-five (85) acres of said
described land; and that ho petition
or application has over been filed for
the appointment of an administrator
of said estate,, either by, his heirs or
by any, person or porsons claiming to
be the creditors of said deceased.
And tho prayer of said petition is
that the court shall fix a time for hear
Ing of said petition nnd make an order
as'to tho time and place of hearing
the same, and that upon the hearing of
snid petition, it shall bo determined
that more than two years havo elapsed
since the time of tho death of said
deceased, and that he died intestate
on April 17, 1899, seized of an estate
of inheritance ?n this State; and that
o application has been mado In th
State of Nebraska, for the appoint
ment of an administrator of the estate
of said deceased; and that he left ns
his solo and only heirs, his mother
HernHie Layton, and his brother Loin
B. Layton, each of whom wore entitled
to a ono-half Interest In his estate
and thnt all debts of said Arthur F
Layton have been fully paid; an(i thnt
11 creditors of said estate, and claims
against It be and are forever barred
You are notified that the said pen
tlon has been set for hearing on th
5th day of May. 1920. at in o'c'i
M in tho office of tho Coitntv Jud
in end for Lincoln County Nnbr.i3kn
nt Nrth Tin.e Nelipk.
Wm. H. C. WOOIWTIUST.
np 2-3 County Judge.
NOTICE.
To Elsie S. Hoy. Harry A. Hoy
Doris Hoy, his wife; Ruborta B. Von
Goctz and Victor Von Goetz. her liusb-
Gootz and Victor Von Goetz, her hus
band; Alta B, Eastman and Charles H.
Eastman her husband; William A.
Hoy: and Loreta I. Hoy a minor and
Elslo S Hoy, mother and natural
guardian of Loreta I. Hoy, a minor
and all othor porsons Intorested in the
estato of Frank P. Hoy, deceased.
You and each of you, aro hereby
notified that there was; filed on March
2Gth, 1920, in tho district Court In and
for Lincoln County, Nebraska, by A
E. Jared, executor of tho estato of
Frank P. Hoy, deceased, n certain
petition, tho object and prayer of which
aro that an order bo Issued by the
District Court of Lincoln County, Neb
raska, authorizing A. E
Jarod,
executor of tho estate of Frank P.
Hoy, deceased, to oxocuto his certain
good and sufficient deed of conveyance
conveying to ono i.estor ii. Joy tne
feo slmplo tltle-to the cast half (E)
of tho North wost quarter (NWVi)
and tho cast half (E) of tho South
west quarter i&wyi) oi section
and tho east half (E) of tho south
wost quarter isw'A) anu lots d ami
all in section IS, all in Township
North of Rango 20 Wost of tho Cth P.
M . , Lincoln County .Nobra-k, upon
I10 P'.m2?ti UhL Z
II . Joy, of tho sum of $2800.00 with
Intnrnat Htnrnnn nt Mm rntn nf f nor
ceiit from March 1st. 1920 boinfi
balanco duo In accordance with the! Commencing at tho NE corner of
provisions and terms of a certain con- section 20, township, 14 north, rango 30
tract of sale executed by the said west and running thence north o.i line
Frank P. Ho.y during his life time botwecn See's 10 nnd 17 said township
and In accordance with tho prayer of and rango CO chs. to tho SW corner of
said petition, said mattor has been set NW14 of NWVi of Section 10 said
for hearing by order of tho District township nnd rnngo to connect with
Court, of Lincoln County, Nebraska, oxtenslon of Road No. 107, this road to
for May 14, 1920, at tho offlco of H. M. bo GO foot wldo, and to bo an oxtenslon
Grimes, Judge of tho District Court. of Ron(1 n0. 77, i,n8 reported In favor
of Lincoln County, Nebraska, at tho of tno 8arao
Court houso In the city of North Platto Anyono ,mvlng objoctlong therot
and show cause why tho prayer of said OBtablUlnnent of tho above road must
petition shourd not bo granted as fll same on or before twelve o'clock
pray(Kj oon of tho-2Sth day of Juno 1920.
A. E. JARED, 1 Dated at tho County Clerk's offlco In
Uxooutor of tho estnto of Frank North Platto. Nobrsaka, this 10th day
P, Hoy, docoasodt of April 1920.
By Boelor, Crosby & Basking. 1 y A. Sv ALLEN,
His Attorneys. M30 M7 A27-4 County Clerk
ARM' LOANS
4
I have the Money "
on hand to close
loans promptly.
Real Edtate Mortgages
Bought and Sold
T. C. PATTERSON
Loan Broker
Building & Loan Building
DOCTOIl C. A. SELBY
Physician and Surgeon
Office over lloxnll Drug Stote
Olflce- Phone 371.
Houso 10G8
GEO..B. DENT,
I'hsylclnn and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Surgery
and Obstrotrlcs.
Office: Building & Loan Building
Phones: Office 130, Residence 116
JOHN S. SIMMS. M. 1).
Snecial Attention Given to
Surtrery
McDonald Rank Building
Office Phone S3 Residence 38
Ollice phone 241. Kes. phone 217
L. C . DROST,
Osteopathic Pliyslclnn.
North Plnttfe, Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
Office Phono 340 Res. Phono 1237
DR. SHAFFER,
. Osteopathic Physician
Helton Bldg. North Platte, Neb
Phono for Appointments:.
DUS. STATES & STATES
Chiropractors
r, !, 7 Building & Loan Building.
Office Phone 70. Res. Phono 1242
DOCTOR I. T. QUH1LEY
Practice Limited in
Surfrwry and Itudium Tlierapj
723 City National llntib Itnlldlng.
OnnUia, rtelitttNkf
Gamble with Springer.
THE CHAIN SYSTEM
No. 1, 220 North Locust, Phone 20a.
No. 2, 110 East B Street, PHone 490.
No. 3, (J21 Eust Fourth, Phono 971.
No. 4, 821 West Third, Phono No. 7fi.
AUTO LIVERY.
Romigh Garage.
Phono 811 Day Call. Phono 1270 Com.
niorcinl Hotel Night Cn'l.
Taxi Service.
DEBBYBEBRY Si FORBES.
' Licensed Embamors
Undertakers and Funeral Dlroctora
Day phono 11
Night phone Black 588
Notice of. Final Report.
Estato No. 1702 of Mary A. Simants,
deceased in tho County. Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, to all persons
interested In said Estato take notlco
thnt the Admistrator has illcd a ilnal
account and report o his administra
tion and a petition for final settlomont
and discharge as such, which has been
set for hearing before said court on
May 14, 19.20, at 9 o'clock a. :n when
you may appear and contest tho same.
Dated April 17. 1920.
WM. H. C. WOODIIURST,
A20-3wk County Judge.
Legal Notice.
J. Bockwith is hereby notified that
as the Omaha Van and Storaco Co.. will
soli at 2 o'clock p. m., on May 13th, on
lot 7, block 2, Penlston's Addition to
the city of North Platte, the following
goods left In storage by him, and upon
which there Is duo as storairo costs the
sum of $82.00. tOKethor with accruing
costs towit; sofa, 4 bed rails, tool box,
a rockers. 2 chairs, crate of class.
crato marble, bundle of bod slate, 2
4 bod ends. 2 bed sniincs. stovo nnd a
10 dresser.
31-2 pmaha Van & Sorngo Co.
Extension Road No. 77.
To whom it may concern:
i Tho special commissioner appointed
tho to locnto a public road ns follows:
Y7