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mMBwklB OLribune.
tlltA J) BABE, Editor and PnbllBho7
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:,
Uno Vcnr by Mull, in alliance. .$1.75
Ono Year by Carrier, In udrnnco, $2.00
dSutorod ut tho North Platte, Nebraska
Postofflco as Second Class Matter,
FRIDAY, JULY 2d, 1020.
xabok iioAieit to givji
DECISION JULY
SOi'i.
Last Friday tho railroad labor board
.gave out nn announcement that n do
clalon will bo announced on and poss
ibly boforo July 20th. and that tho rato
of increase us announced will be effec
tive on and ns of May 1st, 1920.
It is understood that the gonoral
ahafnnan of the railroad orders will
meet July 19th for the purpose, of ro
, flfllvlngr and taking action on tho do
Cls'ldh which will bo rondored tho
following day If not soonor.
Thpro Is a roport current thnt tho
board will report an Incrcaso of twon-ty-twfl
per cont, which Is olghteon per
cent less than tho Inbor organizations
sk.
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Now York Seoul Hike Thru Town.
Deforest Jones, Doputy Commls
sloner of tho Williamsburg District,
.Brooklyn, Now York, and Joseph
OfFhrrell, Assistant Scoutmaster of
Troop 94, Brooklyn, Now York, aro
hiking thru to San Francisco by way
of the Lincoln Highway.
Thoy arrived In town about noon
Monday having hlkod from Gothen
burg since day break. .They had thotr
packs which weigh about 35 lbs. and
carried n kodak so they might carry
diomo fiomo plcturos of tho country
thru which they traveled, Thoy wore
In town about an hour and met sovor
' -aLof our scouts.
Thoy have a furl chargo of enthus
iasm for tho Hoy Scout work and told
us the following nbout the work In
tho cast
"Principals of tho public schools
'claim thnt tho Scqut movement has
worked wondev with tho boys. Many
of our Mayors of tho oastorn cltlos aro
clthor Scout Mastors or connected
with tho work li somo doflnlto man
ner. Somo of tho biggest biiBltin.ia men
of the onst aro giving a great d'.U of
tholr tlmo, realizing that It Is Uio
greatest character building program
for boys. With ll;o great anioint of
"foreign boys In our cltlos wo find that
It not only Amorlcanlzes tho boyu but
. 'tho boys In turn Amorlcanlzo tholr
parents. This In turn has a great
deal to do with knocking out IVilshe--vfsm.
Judgo James C. Cropsy, Justlco
of, tho Suprome Court, Is president of
our norough Council In Brooklyn. It
Is tho duty of tho peoplo of North
PJatto to got behind this movement
' If thoy wnnt gool oloan, upright
, American young men which nioain so
much to tho nation."
Thoro Is no reason why some of tho
"North Platto Scouts ctn not 30 to
tho 'National Convention next yeitr and
If nny aro (luallflod thoy might hnvo a
, ehnnco for tho International mooting.
Como on boys! Lot's make tho
peoplo of tho town realize that there
Is something to tho Scout Movement
Hiosldcs play.
We want twenty-five boys to lino
.-nip for tho State Convention of Scouts
at Columbus. Nohraskn, August 11-1C
Inclusive Save your money and tako
your summor vacation at that ltmo.
' ." ?Ioro Land for Ex-Soldiers.
'Alliance Four thousand ncros of
rich. Harden county hay and cattlo
landf. puvt of tho famous Everett
'Eldport ranch bavo boon restored to
homestead entry under tho Klnkald
.actby tho government according to.
announcomont mndo hero by tho local
United StiUos land office. Tho federal
ourt at St. Louis docldod In April,
1919, that t,bo title hold by Eldrod to
"thalnnds was not valid and cancelled
the patents on the same.
Preforonco will bo given to ox-nol-llora
In tiling for tho homesteadB
which will bo throwik open to entry on
July , 23. Tho Boldlorri' .prcfbrenbfa
pqrlpd will oxtond from July 24 to
'Sopftimoar 25 InolUBlvo. All nppllca
gil01,8 or. homostoadB must bo nccom
"iTlianlcd by a filing foe of fourteen do
'H "larn which will bo refunded If tho np
plicnn't IS uiiBUccossful. For a ported
of twenty dnys prior to July 23, sol-
. tilers may tUo their applications and
,tho same will bo disposed of by lot,
BATIUNGslTlTSl
A wonderful asortmout to choose
from In all sizes, fast colors and priced
-very reasonably at BLOCKS.
... i:o:t
(Delanoy Swimming instructor.
,;Nowhat North Platto Is protty cor
laln to.lmvo n swimming pool, It Is
fortunate-' thnt tho city possesses a man
who is an expert swlmmor and an In-,tmctri-ln
swimming. Wo rofor to
Englneor Clnudo Delanoy, who satls-fjod-'a
commlttoo tho othor day that ho
is a thoroughbred In this lino. Tho
inhibition occurrod at tho river oast of
tbwn whllo Mr. Delanoy wob in tho act
of lifting set linos which ho had bait
ed' for cat fish. This exhibition was
nioro than satisfactory to tho com-
mlttee.
!IO!!
Stopping at tho auto camp ground
Tuesday night was ono party from
'oaUlo. nnothor from San Fianolsco,
a bird fromj Detroit and a fourth
from Miami, Florida. Tho lattor said
'thatrtho North' Platto camping grounds
wore tho first froo groundB ho had en
countered slnco he loft home. Ifo
- , said ho first heard of these grounds
, "OOfmllos away.
, s:o
l. .. H
Taljon Up
Ono vhlto faco bull about three
' years old, with brand on loft hip; nnd
V- ,wcarilrtg mulea. Stovo Albro, 1
J ' nllics south Qf Baker school houso.
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS. NOTICE
Juno 28. 1920. I jf you iiaV'o any oxtrn rooms on
Board mot, prosoiit Hoi4mlnBhauson,!imn(i Friday and Saturday call the
Kocn ana springer uua county oierK.
Claims wore as follow:
Loafs Grady, work on roads, ? 14.00.
('has. Temple, work on road, $80.00.
E. Chumbors, work on road, $40.00.
Dave Mftcombpr, work on ronds,
SG4.00.
A. B. Smith, work o:i roads. $14.00.
John Holt, work on roads, $48.00.
Albert Ballard, work on roads. $48.00
Alvln Baker, work on ronds. $200.00.
J. Sawyer, work on roads. $44.00. !
John Kornruff, work on rends. $48.00.
NIIps Handlln, work on ronds $48.00.
C. C. Drake, work on roadsv$24.00.
Albert Stlonhnusen, work on roads.
John Kotchum. work on roads. $18.00
Chan. Johnson, rond work. $48.P0.
H. Nlcl.tor. ronil work, $48.00.
Geo. Frazlor. road work. $04.00,
Andrew Lowls, road work, $44.00.
Mack Wostfall, road work, $24.00.
Royco Welllvor. road work, $72.00.
Carl Cranae. road work, $10.00.
W. D. Waldo; hauling gravel. $184.00
John AntLony. work on tractor. $30
Geo. Sldwell. work on tractor, $30.00
Paul Meyer, offlco rent, $25.00.
S. M. Soudcr, office expenses. $31.00
Wosloy Cockle, dragging, $22.00.
Mrs. Emma Pulvor, to correct error,
$24.00.
Carl Scharmann, road work. $48.00.
A. F. Boclcr, mdso county poor, $19.
S. J Koch, repairs for tractor; $200.
Sundry persons road work. Dlst.
No. G, $108.40.
Banks & Oldfalhor, oil. $294.54.
Carl Potor, road work, $5.40.
Raymond Jncobs. road work. $75.00.
Davef Lindomut!'., road work. $10.20.
C. O.' Major, road work. $C3.90.
Hans Thompson, road work, $22.80.
Loo Shopard. road work, $5.40.
Ray Dootz, road work. $10.20.
Ilonry Horbst. road work, $ 0.00.
Earnest Roso, road work, $28.20.
F. W. HomlngliauBon, services and
mileage, $1C3.G0.
Essie, Wcssburg, salary, $115.05.
Gus Andorson, road work, $8.00.
W. H. Brestol, road work?31.80.
Floyd Bocmnn, road work, $13.40.
F. B. Brestol, road work, $57.00.
Roy Cross, road work. $8.40.
R, L. Craig, road work, $7.50.
L. C. Crnlg, road work. $7.50.
Molvln Johnson, road work, $20.40.
Ollvor Johnson, road work, $9.40.
John Martins, road work, $1G.00.
Sholllo Snyder, road work, $5.00.
Bratt, Goodman & Buckley, house
ront county poor, $G0.00.
II. Pcckham, road work, $45.00
Ij. Perkins, road work, $G8.00.
J. E. Schram, dragging. $10.00. .
Pcano & Sons, blacksralthlng. $40.50,
A. S. Allen, offlco expenses. $71.98.
Carl Fletcher, dragging,' $31.50.
Alleon G, Cochran, salary, $175.00.
Fayo T21dor, salary, $100.00.
Anna Andorson, caro of Emma And
orson, $3f.uu.
A. S. Allon. salary, $1G0.G7
N. P. Gon'l Hospital, services, $4G.G0
Jessie Long, road work, $7G.00
Alloon G. Cochran, offlco expenses,
$54.27.
C. L. Grant, road work. $90.00.
Mrs. Rov "Wilson, services, $7.50
Nelson & Sullivan, supplies, ?i4t.iu
Y. N. Boauchamp, dragging, $83.50.
O. M. Sholty, hlado man, $150.00.
C. C. Long, road work, $5G.OO.
II. S. Hasklns, road work. $G9.30.
A. J. Saliahury, oalary, $115.80.
Itoy "Wilson, salary, $100.00.
Sundry porsons, survoylng, $40.00.
. J. Boyco. road work, $17.50.
Claus Andorson, road work. $84.00.
Frank Sadol, rond work, $35.00.
F. D, "Wostcnfold, mdso county poor
$54.40.
Chas. Bailey, ongtnomnn, $150.00.
Richard JacKson, roau wont, $i4.iu.
v, 1 Snrlncnr snrvlcos and inlloaKO.
" 1
$171.00.
F. S. Long, road work,?42.G0.
Sundry persons, road work, $18.28.
Hans Nelson, road work, $G.00.
Ellor Nelson, road wor.k, $G.00.
Arthur Carver, road work. $22.80.
Standard Oil Co., oil, $172.45
Potor Speck, road work, $20.00.
Claude Drako. road work, $7.20
H. G. Shanor, road work, $10 SO.
'C: Major, road work, $3G.00.
Roy Darmon, road work, $42.00.
Honry Herhst, road work, $15.00.
E. P. Tremble, rond work, $8.00.
John Wurl, road work, $42.00.
Ed McMurry. road work, $12.00.
H. Kirk, road work, $27.00.
O. H. Robinson, road work, $18.00.
John Bnty, road work, $22. G8.
Edwin Byers, rond work, $21.00.
Aaron Bothwoll, rond work, $G.00,
Board adjourns to July G, 1920.
.:'n'ii "-
oo no VAirrnER
The ETldenro Th nt Your Door.
Knrili Plnttn nroof Is what you want
n,i im ntitnmnnl nf this htchlv ro-
and tho statement . or tins ""jy ro
spectod resident will bnnlRh all tloubt:
M. C. Rogors, prop, harness nnd buoo
shop, 514 Locust St.,
ISOrtll 1 inito,
nnvn; "R'nr two venra Donn's KidnoY
Pills hnvo boon our kidney modiclno
j. ins iuio uuou uui Kuiuuj u wi
nnd I would uso no other. My back
bocamo lnmo and had a stoady ncho. Nortljoast quarter of said Section thlr
,,, .,, , , .ir t wr. .1,1 My-ono. has filed his report in favor of
hllo Bitting at my work, If I wo ui t ho oBtabllshmont of n public road de-
go tp atfalghton up, a sharp ivm
would rnfoli mn T Itnnw mv kldncvq
wouiu eaten mo. l Know m Kiunca
wore tho cause- of it fpr at such tlm-s
they would, act too of ton. especially
night. Doan's Kidney Pills, lmvo a',
ways completely rolleved any signs -
mifMi trntililn konnlnp mv ltldnn-'s
8UC11 irouuio, K00piU(, my ItltlUU '
hoalthy. I know Donn's can bo do-
ponded upon and am glad to recom
mend them."
(Statomont glvon Juno 2, 1910.)
FOUR YEARS LATER, or on Juno
7, 1920, Mr. Rogers added: "I havo tho
samo good opinion ot Doan's Kidney
Pills now as whon I endorsed them
in 1910. I don't havo to uso Doan's
vory ofton but whon I do need a hid
noy romody I nlways tako DoaiVs."
00c, nt all doalors. Fogtor-Mllburn
Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
iMcCabo Hotal; Phone 26.
::d::
For Sale. ,
1 large supply tank, 1 coal oil en
gine 2 range stovos, 1 automatic
croam separator, 1 grain drill, 1 do
livery milk wagon, 1 auto trailer,
somo good work homes.
Call HARRY HUCKFELDT, 79CF2.
ELECTRIC SERVICE
PRE5T-0-LITE
Storage Batteries
Midway Motor Co.
Office phone 241. Ren. phone VI7
L . C , DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, Nebraska.
Knights of Columbui Building
DOCTOR C. A. SELBY
LMiyslcIan and Snrgeos
Office orcr Rcxnll Drag Stoie
Office Phone 371
House 1068
DOCTOR D. T. QOItlLKl
Practice Limited to
Surjrory nml Had i tun Thuruo)
72 City National Rank Ilulldliig.
Omiitia, NebrasbK
DR. REDFIELD
Physician. Obstctrlctan
Surtreou. X-Rny
Cnlls Promptly Answered Night or Daj
Phono Offlco 012 Residence 07G
Office Phono 340 Res. Phone ISjI
DR. SHAFFER,
O&teopatlile Physician
Belton Bldk. North Platte. Neb
Phono for Appointments.
DRS STATES & STATES
Chiropractors
5, G, 7 Building & Loan Building.
Offlco Phono 70. Res. Phone 124i
DR. HAROLD FEITNER
Osteopath
Over Hirschfcld's
Offlco Phono 333 Res. Phone 1020
IIOAD NOTICK.
To Whom It Mny Concern:
The Bneclnl lioail commissioner ap
nolnted to view nntl roport upon the
practicability of tho vacation of that
portion oi tno punuc roau in inc xsorcn
wcat nuarter of the Northeast nuarter
ui aociiuu iiuriy-uiic, in uwusiiiii
fourteen North of ItanRO thirty AVest of
Mm Slvtli l'rlnciiiul Mnrldlnn. iliiHCrlliml
ns followd; From tho intersection of tho
center lino of the south main track of
tho Union Pacific Railroad Company, uh
now located, constructed, maintained
nnd operated, with tho oast lino of said
Section thirty- one, moasuro northwes
terly along satu cantor line ot mam
track a dlBtanca of sovontoen Mmdlod
nfty-slx and seven-tenths feat to
point, thenco northeasterly, at rlrtht
nnRlos to said center lino ot main track,
.HnlnHAn rP I. Iln rl Kr.fi f r. r. . 1, A
0int of UeBlnnlne. said point of uocln
nliiK Uelm? In tho noi-tlierly rlnSit of
I icmv lltiik r f until 1 n 1 1 ff n Pnmttntiw nml
also bolnpr In tho westerly lino of that
certain north and south county road.
which Bald county rond is doscrihoa ns
a strip or land sixty-six. root in width
and approximately nlnoty- four roda In
length In that Certain quit-claim deed
(intcu juiy lutn, iviv, irom Louisa M,
Pmli. nml 1 . 1 1 (. 1 1 n . .1 -. T.lnnAln Hniin...
I ivWMj ...... iihDui.iiu . v u..,v.v(, uii.iw.T,
liNGbrnHKa, rocorueu in tno records oc
Lincoln County In Book B-3. nt Pano 70:
tuenco northerly njonir said westoriy
uno' ot that cortnin north and south
county road and at rlKht ancles to said
conter lino of main track n distance of
Mxty-Bix feot to a point; thence ntnlv
westerly, parallel with nnd ono mind
red sixty-six foot distant northeasterly
at right angles, from said center lino of
main track a distance of four hundred
twenty-three nnd flvo tenths feet to a
point; thenco westerly, nlong a Btralght
lino a dlBtnnce of two hundred sixty
four nnd eight tenths feet to a point
which" Is in siild northerly right ot way
une nun six nunurca oignty reet (lis
tant northwesterly from tho point of
beginning when measured along said
nortneriy rigat ot way lino and one
hundred feet distant northeasterly
irom Bnui center uno or main trnck,
wnen monsurod nt right angles thereto
thenco Bouthonsterlv. nloncr said north.
ly right of wny lino, parallel with nnd
one iiuuurou loot uiBiani northeasterly.
at right angles, from said center line o
n.m,n lrftcK a (liBtnnco or six hundred
eighty feet to tho point of beginning,
has filed his report In favor of such
vac n o n ,
A.... .... .. t . 1 C I 1 1 . . n
glonor appointed to view nnil rannrt
upon tho practicability of estnbllflhlnir.
!n Ueu ?f ,tho l'l'Rc road petitioned to
bo vncnted ns nbove described, n public
road la the Northwest nuarter of the
ecriuea as rouowa; Beginning at a
!olnt on 1,10 W08t "no Of Uoad No. 336
th NWU NRU nr snrtinn si. t u
It. 30 w. of tho 6th P. M., 216 feot north
t J"?'Vt?ri ""i? of.t,, Un
urel a rig iTanle whlch'Vd'nn0;
f Up 17B6.9 foot ivcatorly from tho east
. " it"urra on tne
centor no of bh d lr(k. riimi Hit thr.A
northwesterly parallel with satd rall-
rond 365.5 foot, thonco southwesterly
329 feot to connect again with center
line of Rond No. 21. Tho foregoing
notes de8crlbo the conter lino of pro
posed road.
All Objections to such vncntlnn nnd
establishment, or claims for dnmageB,
must be filed In tho County Clerk's of
fice of Lincoln county, Nebraska, on or
ueiore noon oi tno Tin day or August,
A. D. 1920, or auch road will be vaca
ted and established without reference
thereto..
Wttnesa my hand and.ofllclal seal this
tin aay ot June, a. u. idzo. .
. J8-. A. S. ALLEN.
County Clerk.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(incorporated)
One Hall Block North ot Postoflicc.
Phone 58
A modern institution for the
2iotit!fic treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement case.
Completely equipped X-Rny
and dingmmtic laboratorion
Staff:
Geo. CDent M. D. V. Lncas, M. D.
J. B. RedGcld. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
Gamble with Springer.
THE CHAIN SISTEM
No. 1, 220 North Locust, Phone 203.
No. 2, 110 East B Street, Phone 490.
No. 3, (121 Eust Fourth, Phono 071.
No. 1, 821 West Third, Phono No. 75.
HIDES, FURS AND JUNK.
We want these.
Big Price for Cast Iron.
No market for hones at present.
L. LIPSHITZ.
ALBERT A. LANE. ,
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Bolton Building
North Platte, Nebraska.
GEO. B. DENT,
Phsyiclan and Surgeon.
Special Attention Glren to Surgcrj
and Obstretrlcs.
Offlco: Building & Loan Building
Phones: Office 130. Residence 116
W. T. PRITCHARD,
Graduate Vetorinnrinii
Ex-Qovorument Veterinarian and ex-
assistant deputy State Vetorinarlan
Hospital SIS South Tlno Street.
Hospital Phone Black 633
House Phone Black 633
JOHN S. SIMMS. M. D.
Soecial Attention Given to
Surerery
McDonald Bank Building
Office Phone 83 Residence 3S
DEERIBERBI & FORBES,
Licensed Em burners
Undertakers and Funeral Dlrectora
I'u) phono il i
Sight phone Black 588
Notico For Publication.
Notice Is hereby, given that at the
regular annual meeting of tho stock
holders of tho "Lincoln County Agri
cultural Society" held at its offlco in
North Platto, Lincoln County, Nebras
ka, under date of January 10, 1920( a
resolution was duly offered and adop
ted, amending tho Articles of Incorpor
ation by tho Increasing of tho author
ized capital stock to $10,000.00 in
shares of $50.00 each.
J4-4w H. J. MORAN. Secretary.
NOTION OP KINAL HKVOUT.
Estate No. 1710 of Frank L. Law
rence, deceased in tho County Court of
Luncuin ouniy, iMotirasKa.
rno stnto or Nobrnska, to all persons
Interested in Hnld Estntn tnkn nntlr.n
mat tne Administratrix Hob filed a final
nccount and roport of her administra
tion nnd a potltlon for final sottloment
nnd discharge as such, which havo been
set for hearing before said court on
juiy y, i3so, at o o'lock a. m. whon you
mny uiipcur aim contest tno same.
untca j uno luzo.
WM. II. C. WOODHURST,
NOTICK OF THE FORMATION OF
PAVING DISTRICT NUMBER 0
IN THE CITY OF
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR,
To the owners of tho record title
of all proporty adjacent to or abutt
ing upon tho streets hereinafter des
cribed and all porsons Interested
therein
lou and each of you aro hereby
notified that tho Mayor and City
Council ot tho City of North Platte,
did undor dato of Juno 1, 1920 pass
and npprovo a cortnin ordlnauco form
ing and creating paving district Num-
bor G of tho City of North Platto.
Lincoln County, Nebraska, and that
tho following streets, Including tho
intersections thorcof, within tho limits
ot tho City aro comprised within said
paving district to-wlt:
All that portion of 6th street of said
City, commencing on tho Wost lino of
Bryan Avenue, In said City, at tho in
tersection of Gth strcot with said
Bryan Avonue; thonco West nlong
said 6th, street to tho East lino of Pino
street; whoroio samo intersects said
6th street.
Unloas objections nro filed as re
quired by Staiijte, within twenty, days
from tho first publication of this
notice tho Maypr and City, Council
shall prpceoty tp construct such pav
ing. Dated this 16th day of Juno, 1920.
A, F,1 STREITZ. Mavor.
(SEAL) ' O. E. ELDER,
J18-3w City Cleric.
Dr. J. Twinem,
Medicine and Surgery.
Tulncin Building,
East Fifth Street,
NORTH lATTE, NEB.
Office 1'hoii'c 1S3.
Jtcsldeucci Phone 2S3.
Hosplital Phone 110.
FARM LOANS
I have the Money
on hand to close
loans promptly.
Real Estate Mortgages
Bought pnd Sold
T. C. PATTERSON
Loan Broker
Building & Loan Building
XOTIOE OP FINAL KI3POIIT
Estate No. 15S8 of Mary Duggan,
Deceased.
In tho County Court of Lincoln coun
ty, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska: To nil per
sons Interested In said Estate, take
notice that the administratrix has filed
a final account of her administration
and a petition for 'final settlement and
discharge as such; and petition for de
termination of heirship and distribu
tion, which have .been set for hearing
before said court ,6n July 9th, 1920, at
10, oclock a. m., when you may nppear
and contest the same.
Dated June 8th, 1920.
WM, H C. WOODHUnST,
J15-3 County Judge.
Notice of Petition.
Estate No. 1715 of Joseph J. Bowker,
deceased In tho County Court of Lin
coln. County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, To a.11 per
sons interested in paid Estate take not
ice that a petition has been filed for
the probate of an' instrument purport
ing to be the last will and testament
of Joseph J. Bowker, decased, and for
tho appointment of Annie C. Kramp as
Executrix of said Estate, which has
lloen set for hearing herein on July 23,
1920," at 9 o'clock a. m.
Dated June 2C, J920.
WM. H.' G. WOODHURST,
49-3w County Judge
NOTICE OI FINAL IlEPOILT.
Estate No. 170G of Albert M. SelberL
ueceasea. , .
In' the County Court of Lincoln coun
ty. Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska: To nil persons
Interested In said Estate, take notice
that the administrator has filed a final
account and renort of his ndmlnlstra
tlon and a petition for final settlement
and discharge as puch, which havo been
set ror Hearing, neiore said court on
July 9th, 1920, dt 9 o'clock a. m.. when
you may appear- and contest the same.
Dated Juno 9,- 1920.
WSL II. C. WOODHURST.
J15-3 County Judge,
NOTICE OF HEFEIIEE'S SALE.
Notice Is horebs' jrlvon that bv vlr
tue of an orderIssued to me by tho
District Court ia.nnd for Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska, In an action therein
ponding wherein ' John Arthur Slmms,
Is plaintiff, Gertrude Slmms, Elsie
Sedalle Boyle, nee Slnimn, John Boyle
her husband. Sarah Inez Wilson nno
Slmms, Chnrles . Wilson her husband,
Leslie D. Slmms, single. Elmer Cleve
land Slmms, single, Charles Herbert
Slmms, a minor. Joe Wright Slmms, a
minor, Harry Ezra Slmms, a minor,
Junnla Clara Slmms, a minor, nre de
fendants, I will on. the 19th day of July.
1920, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. of
snld dnv nt the east front door of the
Court Houso In the City of North
Plntte, Lincoln County, Nebraska, sell
at auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described real es
tate, situate In the Ctiunty of Lincoln
nnd State of Nqbraski, to-wlt:- South
half of Southwest quarter .of
SWU), Northeast quarter of the South,
west quarter (NEVi of SWH), South
west quarter of the. Southeast quarter
(SWV4 of SEU), of Section twenty
eight (28), Townnnlp eleven (11).
Range Thirty (30): tho North half ot
the Southeast quarter (N of SE),
tho South half of the Northeast quar
ter (S of NEU of Section twenty,
olght (28), Township eleven (11).
Range Thirty (30), nnd tho Northeast
qunrtor (NEi if Section Thirty-two
(32), TownHhlP eleven (11), Rangvs
Thirty (30).
Dated this 14th day of June. 1920.
.TIC-Gw O. E. ELDER, Referee.
v Legal Notice,
V
Horaco G. Becknor; C. Hastings
Rcld1; Thomas L. Thomas; Pharaoh
H. Hill; Willlab S. Christy: Edward
V. Raglaud; anjflf Section 15, Town
ship 15, Range 29, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, and tall persons claiming
any interest of any kind in said real
estate or any part thereof, will hereby
tako notlco thartt.N. Bruor, plaintiff in
an action wheroln tho said R. N. Bruer
is plaintiff and? you and each of you
aro defendants, lias filed his petition
In the district court of Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska, tho object and prayer
of which Is to quiet plaintiff's title to
Section 16, Township 15, Rango 29,
Lincoln County,' Nebraska, against you
and each of ypu and to have it do-
creed' by tho, court that you
and each qf you and all
porsons claiming any Interest of
any kind In said real estato or any
part thereof Havo no right, title or
Interest of any kind, character or des
cription in and to said real estato
whatsoever.
Your, are further notified that unless
you answer said petition by the 9th
day of August, 920, judgmont by de
fault will go taken against you forever
excluding you front any'olalm of any
kind In and to said real estato.
R. N.-BRUER,
By Hall!gan,Beatty & Halllgan, '
J29-J23 J His Attorneys.
oOcr of Additional J, nml to be Includ
ed In Illrduooil Irrigation DUtrlct.
Notice is hereby trlvcn to oaoh and
?vry owner of land In the Blrdwood
trlgatlon Dlstrlot that on tho 12th day
of January, 1020, Catherine Boyo flletl
AT tho ofllco of said district a petition
pbiylnff t
ufatrlot be
roilowinif
that the boundaries or saiu
e chansed so an to Include the
k described lnnrt. to-wlt:
Part nf MU nf MPl! nt lSJUIiy. rnn.
sfrtlns- of flftoen acres; part of of
NV V of NKU consisting of nftoen
ncres; part of N'.t of NHV4 of NV
consisting of fifteen acres; part of NH
of NWW of NWV'i consisting of fifteen
acres, making a total of sixty acres of
Section fi. Township It, Hange 32 west
of the 6th I'. M. In Lincoln county, Ne
bmskn, which nre contiguous to the
Ulrdwood Irrigation District, and which
constitute one tract of land, snld peti
tion prnys that the aforesaid lands be
Included in the district and be irriga
ted from the canal, and the wnter ap
propriation of said district the same no
lands now embraced within tile bound
aries of said district.
All persons Interested, In said peti
tion will nppoar at this office on
Tuesday, July 6th. 1920, and show cause
In writing why prayor of said- peti
tioner may not be granted.
Dated this lf.th day of June, 1920.
U&-3 MAItY C. MnVRRT.. Ron'v
NOTICK OI' I-'I.VAI. ltKI-olm
Estate No. 171fi of Phrlnflnn Pnhnir.n
Deceased, in the Countv r-mirt nf T.lnl
coin county, Nebraska.
The State nf N'nliriinlra. In nit minnno
Interested In said pntnto Inlm nntlnn
that tho administrator has filed n final
account and report of his administra
tion nnd a petition for final settlement
find discharge as such, which have
been set for hearing beroro said court
on July 16th, 1920, nt 9 oclock a. m.,
when you may appenr nnd contest the
same.
Dated June 14, 1920.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
J22-3 County Judge.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given clvon that th
assessor In nnd for the Blrdwood Irri
gation District, Lincoln county, Ne
braska, has completed the assessment
for said district and has delivered the
samo to tho secretary. The Board of
uirociors is Hereby called to meet at
the office of the secretary on the SEY
of Section 36, Township 15, Itonge 32
west, Tuesday, July 6th, 1920; to act as
a Board of Equalization nnd to hear
objections to the assessment.
Tho said board to remain In session
as long ns necessary not to exceed
ten days during which time all objec
tions to the assessment and valuation
will be heard nnd (Wrnilned.
JJated this 7th dnv of .Tune. 1920.
J1B-2 MARY t MeXEEL, Bec'y.
NOTICE OP HEAIUNG.
In the County Court .of Lincoln Crmn.
ly, Nebraska.
In tho Mntter of th flstntn nt win.
nle Cornet, Deceased.
To the Heirs and all persons Intor.
csted In said Estate:
ou nro hereby notified that on June
10, 1920, E. R. Goodman, ns executor of
said estate, filed In. the County Court
of Lincoln county. Nebraska, his nc
count and application for the distribu
tion oi sain estate, and the nsslgnment
of the real estate thereof, towlt: All
of Lots Five (5) and Six (6) of Block
Five (G) of Gamble's Addition to thn
Village of Hershey, Lincoln county.
rsebraaka, and that said account and
application will bo heard before this
court on the 6th day of July. 1920. at
nine o'clock a. m.. In the county court
room In the court house In the city of
North Platte, In said county, and you
nre hereby cited to nppenr at said time
nnd place and show cause, if any there
be, why said account should not be ap
proved nnd allowed and said estate
distributed nnd assigned.
.xate? -Wrth Platte. Nebraska. Juno
10, 1920. WM. H. C. WOODHURST.
J154 (SEAL.) County Judge.
NOTICE OF IIEAHING.
In the County Court of Lincoln coun
ty, Nebraska.
In the Matter ot the Estate of Anna
Margaretha Meyer, Deceased.
To the heirs nnd all persons Inter
ested In said estate:
n..Yo.unreJ,,ereby no""ed that on June
9th. l?20, Edward R. Goodman, as exec
utor of said estate, filed In tho County
Court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, his
account and application for the distri
bution of said estate, nnd that said ac
count and application for distribution
will be heard on the 6th day of July
1920, nt nine o'clock a. m. In the county
court room in the court houso In tho
-ity or xortn i'latte. In said county,
nnd you nro hereby cited to nppear at
snld time nnd place nnd show cause, if
any there be, why said account should
not he approved and allowed and said
'mo distributed.
Dated at North- Platte, -Nebraska
Tune 9. 1920. .
(SEAL) WM. H. C. WOODHURST.
.115-4 (SEAL) County Judge-
ORDER OF IIEAHING.
In the County Cou rt of T.lnonln nnnn.
ty, Nebraska.
t,1",'",6 Matter of the Estate of Mary
E. McKnlght. Deceased.
To all persons Interested In tVi i?..
tato of Mary E. McKnltrht. 1 ntA of Lin
coln county. Nebraska.
You and each of vou nr lmroUv no
tified that Carl F. Wilson hna flio.i Mo
duly verified petition in tho countv
court or Lincoln county. Nebraska, al
leging that Mary IS, McKnlght died in
testate on or about the 21st day of
March, A. D. 1899( seized in feo simple
or tho following described premises
situated In the county of Frontier and
state of Nebraska, to-wlt: Lot num.
bered eleht f8l. in ninnir nnmi..,
fourteen (14), In tho village of Curtis,
according to tho recorded plat thoreof,
leaving her surviving her husband,
Robert A. McKnlght, and tho following
named children and no other Issue or
descendants, to-wlt:
wiuiam s. McKnlght, a son, over
twenty-one years of age; An
nn MoKnlght, a daughter, over
twenty-one years of nm' Tinhnt
Harrison McKnlght, a son, under four
teen yenrs oi nge; Uharles McKnlght,
a son, under fourteen years of age;
Clarence McKnlght, a. son. under four
teen years of ago: Claudlo McKniirht.
n son, under fourteen years of nge.
iiini saiu petitioner, uari jr. Hlson,
Is the owner of said premises In fee
simple, having derived title thereto by
direct conveyances from tho heirs of
said deceased, and by mesne convey
ance from Barsha F. Elson and hus
band, D. D. Elson; that more than two
years have elapsed since tho death of
said deceased and no application has
been made in the state of Nebraska for
tho appointment of an administrator
either by her heirs or by persons claim
ing to bo creditors of said deceased;
that Bald deceased resided In tho coun
ty of Lincoln and state of Nobraska, at
tho time of her decease and died there
in: by, reason whereof Jurisdiction to
administer her estate appertains to tho
county court of said Lincoln county.
Said petitioner prays this court for a
determination of the time of the death
of the decedent, Mary E. McKnlght. a
determination of tho heirs of said
Mary E. MoKnlght, the degree of kin
ship and the right of the real property
belonging to the said Mary E. Mc
Knlght, deceased, and for all other and
proper relief.
It is therefore ordnrnd thnt ....
tltlon be heard and determined by this
court at the county court room in the
city of North Platte, county ofLln
coln, nnd stnto of Nebraska, on tho 13th
day of July, A. D. 1920. nt 2 oclock P.
M.. which time and place nre fixed by
this court for tho hearing thereon.
.J' il "rtthor .r'ered that this no
tice shall be published In the North
Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune, a legal
semi-weekly newspaper in said county
for three successlvo weeks prior to
said hearing.
Tat'rt this 10th day of June. A.D.1920
fSEAL.) WM. II. C. WOODHURST,
J153 County Judge.