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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1921)
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE t WHAT OTHER ." PAPERS SAY INTERESTING ITEMS FUO.M EX GUANOES WHICH REACH OCR DESK. MORE PAY. Miss Gladys Swuticutt has resigned her poMltfon with tho Bank of Brady to accept a position ns toucher in a . -ifohool outli of Maxwell, at an np 'jtroclfible Incronso In salary. Minn Gladys line proved tob o a most olTlcl- tt accountant and tlio offlcars of the bank woro qulto reluctant to accept hor resignation. Brady Vindicator. q . WHO'S AFRAID7 effect tliflt the decision of the mgar coinimny 1b to offer $7.B0 per Ion, hut Hint !h all tliero Is to it, mgrc rumor. Nor docs tho rumor go any further to nay whether tho sliding scalo ap plication of the fifty-fifty plan are to he considered. It 1m known that the sugar company and the Mountain Status association have an agrcomont ot consult before the public announce ment is hindo, and It might be that they are now in the throes of con ference. A slight advance in tho wholesale price of sugar Is roportod. Some definite Information is wanted protty badly in this section, many farm tenants being unablo to proceed with nrrnngomonts because of the In ability to fluauco tliolr season's opera tions 'until .after tlioy have their boot contracts. Goring Courier. COULIJ WE? 'Thoy say" Unit tho ghost on tho Gothenburg water lower can be scon pvory night from olovon to two o'clock. It scorns to como up out of the- water, then slides down tho out ride of tho tank to the steel struc ture, and goos down tlito lllto a mon key, t Is not tho rogulnr white ghost, and cannot ho scon until It cornea right up to you. It comes down town ns far as Aden's cornor, has eyes llko "bolls of fire, und gots ovor a block of jitdownlk In four stops. When it sees children it stops and yolls, ''Tho cur few boll rang nearly three hours ago. Go homo, kids." Hut what if it didn't atop? Gothenburg Independent. :;ou- JflhAMK THE iipy. . It wns'nt a Missouri editor, but the printer's dovil who was going through ,,hls first oxperienco of 'making up" . tho forms. Tho papor was lato and tho boy got tho galloys mixed. Tho first 'tirt ot tho obituary of a pecunious "$l!cn had been dutnpod In tho forms 'nnd tho noxt handful of typo enmo off "tho galley roscrlblng a recent flro and when tho nrllolo appeared In print it Toad'llko tbii! ''Tho pall bearers low ered tho body to tho gravo and It was consigned to tho flames. Thoro were , few if any regrets for tho old wreck Jiad been an oyo soro to tho town for many years. Of courso thoro was in- ' "dividual loss, hut that was fully cov ered by Insurance.", Tho widow thinks to this day that tho editor wroto tho tydtunry . that way becauso tho la- r. incned partner of hor JoyH and sor Vow owed lho years' subscription 'to the paper. Keith Co. News, WHY TUB DELAY? Standing on the platform at the do iput yostorday wo counted sixtcon "drummers" awaiting tho arrival of tho train, bound for tho noxt town. If eacli secured $25,00 worth ot orders on an nvorago ho had no doubt secured what tho usual weokly trip amounted to. Hero lios one of the biggest stumb ling blocks of the still prevailing "h. c. I." Understand tlioy aro all dan dy good fellows, and good, Intelligent mon. Hut tho idea is that you aro footing tlwlr oxponscs, and wo ar&, Tho localrmcrchant will toll you tho sarao It's no secret, Whon three mon could Just as well handio tho usl ncss, or tiio morchant could have spent n postago stamp, hundreds of dollars could ho saved In each town weokly. Hut tho freight, tare and over head oxponso have nil got to bo added to tho cost of production of tho nr lcle. Tho wholesaler could go n long ways towards cutting down expenses If thoy could bo mado to look at It an they should. Wallaco Winner. OHAY WOLVES AGAIN. At tho hour of going to press no answer has hnnn nrninnliriitml In Hin -conundrum of tho day what, will lie the sugar hoot price for this year? A. , grapovlno report Is floating to tho Last Saturday night Dr. Mlllor, wo understand, was called to visit a pa tient In Banner county. After adminis tering to tho party in question Jio ex pressed his desiro to tro to thn linmn nf Jack Mercer and It bolng lato at night aim tno snow maiung tiio roads lmpas sablo for tho fllvcr, his host offered Doc a horso to rldo. During tho rldo tho doctor got rather chilly and proceeded to walk ahead of the horse. Tho horso becoming dis turbed caused tho doctor to look around and he discovered a grey wolf about thirty feet in tho rear ot the horso and In a few momonts discov ered nnothor In front. Doc straight way straddled his mount and waving his medicine case rushed his horso toward tho wolf In front Mr. Wolf just sldostoppcd and gavo Doc to un derstand ho was not afraid ot tho pills contained in that medicine case and so tho doctor procqded on his way with tho wolves accompanying him until tho Mercer dogs ran them off. Wo think horcaftor the doctor had bettor carry a fow lead pills and n good pill thrower. Kimball Observer. ' If The newedison 1 S il "Tlie Phonograplt xOithaSout LI i ' . ' t 'Test Vbur'Mood Changes nntlED? Nervous? Worried? JL Put a He-Creation on the New Edison, relax into a chair, let the music flood the room with melody and com fort. The music produces a mood change. Mr. Edison has devised a Mood Change Chart by which you can register your re-' actions to music Come in and get your supply. Make the experiment in your own home. Have every member of your family, also your friends fill out charts. It's more interesting than the Ouija board. Mr. Edison would like to study your charts in connection with his great research into the effects of musioon the minds and moods of men. If you don't own a New Edison, come into our store and fill out a Mood Change Chart. Get Ml. Edison all the Mood Change Charts he needs. DIXON'S MUSIC SHOP Mutual Building & Loan Association of North Platte. INCORPORATED IN 1887. Resources $1,370,427.14. SAFET! FIRST. Investors in this association get tho benefits of the following requirements of the laws of Nebraska under which it is operating: First. -The association is required to invest only in first mortgages on real estate or the stock of this associa tion. Second. Such investments are non-negotiable and non-assignable, and can only be discharged by payment direct to the association. This is a very important pro tection not available to any financial institution except Building & Loan Associations. Third. The association is subject to the supervision of the State Backing Board. How well the interests of the investors in this as sociation have been safeguarded is evidenced by the fact that In the more than thirty thrqe years of its operation not one dollar has been lost. T. C- PATTERSON, Frcsident. BESSIE -F. SALISBURY, Secretary. WILL MOVE PLANT. Wit linvn linnn rnnsldorllicr fur nnni lime n. move wmcu pmcus us m u po sition to branch out in the newspaper game and got into a more profitable business. We havo arranged to take ovor the Paxton Times at Paxton, Ncbr., move our newspaper plant there and conduct both papers. This move Avas decided upon nfter consul tation with many of tho business .men hero and nftor thoy had expressed tho opinion that It could bo handled In that way satisfactorily to tho people ot Maxwell and vicinity. We. of course will havo a local edi tor hero who will have comploto clinrgo ot all departments with the possible exception of tho editorials and tho fact that a local editor thus employed will have nothing but tho outside work to caro for should result In a moro newsy papor and bottor sorvlco to- all con corned. Wo have arranged with Miss Mary Martin to take up tho work at this end after our departure. Miss Mary is well acquainted with the peo plo In und near Maxwell and, although inoxperlenced In this particular line of work, wo feel confident that she will learn quickly and that bIio wll put forth her best efforts at all times to sorvo tho peoplo of this community. Wo cannot state at present just whon wo will move, but It will not bo until wo havo a llnograph Installed at the Paxton office a matter of three or four weeks. Maxwoll Teleposl,. ::o:: SENSIBLE TALK In recent talks with Sutherland buslnosso men, and from careful por uBal of outside nowspnpers, wo aro In clined to bollevo that prices on every thing are about to become settled n gain, and that no decided drops need bo expected in the future. Of course, thoro will bo u few things soiling pos- sloly a fow cents cheaper, nut prices gonorally appear to have reached a solid foundation now, and if changes como throughout the sprllig and sum mor months If will bo toward a high er lovol. For this reason tho man who has boon on a "buying strlko" should him self get back to normal. Wo realize that the tlmo for wild spending has gono by. War and nil its borrors has gone. Wo can't forKot it, but wo can leavo it in tho past llko nny other bad tnomory, and got back on tho job once more. No merchant is going to en courage you in foolish spending, nut we bollovo you will bo wso In accept ing their verdict that prices havo at last reached the stable point, and that fluctuations will now bo small either way. Whatever you hav" held off buy ing, now would bo a safe time to buy tf Tii t . t iu i it i rut tt Mm ii.-ilw1 ftf i .b. i iihiuuvn 41.1 iwnii.e tuu lull u l . 1 ... . 1 ... ... - rcuujuHuuciu uiHi Hearing mo oiui, anu thoy aro now in protty good shapo to seo Into the future, a thing thoy could not do a year or moro ago. Thoy aro assuring your homo merchant a stable price, as a rule, on tho things ho buys. So we feol you aro protty safe In tak ing tho merchant's word for It that you aro not going to profit very much and may stand to lose,, if you do not go back to buying In tho old way. Sutherland Courier. FARM LOANS Wo aro in tho market for Lincoln County Farm LoanB. Loans closed promptly. No delays. T. l PATTERSON, Room 2, 11. & L. nnlldlng. IN THE UNITED' STATES DI STRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA, NORTH PLATTE DIVISION. Oral Prophylaxis Mouth Hygiene HOWARD YOST Dental Surgeon DERRTREKBT j! Licensed Embalmers g Undertakers andFunoralDlroctor :': Daj phone 41 if Nltrht nhono Black &8S U Phono 307 Twlucm Bldg- it it IJ.S.TWINEM.MD. Homepathic Physician & Surgeon General Practice and Construction Surgery. g Hospital Accomodations il Platte Valley Hospital. Former Name 'Twinem Hospital". NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. Office 340 House 1257 DR. W. I. SHAFFER Osteopath Physician Over the Oasis. North Platte. DR. J. R. McKIRAIIAN Practice Limited to Diseases of Women nnd Surgery OVER REXALL DRUG STORE Phones Office 113 Residence 2G5 DR. KEDFIELD Physician; Obstetrlctan Surgeon. X-Ray Culls Promptly Answered Night or Daj Phone Office 012 Residence G7G MRS. 3L HENRY GILFOYL Teacher of VOICE CULTURE and tho ART OF SINGING. "Resldenco Studio: 108 West 3rd, City JOHN S. SIMMS, M. I). Snecial Attention Given to Surcrery McDonald Bank lluildJag Office Phone 83 Residence 88 In tho Matter of Ray C. Norris, llank- nipt. Cnso No. S3, In Bankruptcy, Voluntary Petition. NOTICE OF SALE. Notlco Is heroby glvorl that pursu ant to an order of Court issued jout ot tho office of tho rororco in bank ruptcy for tho United States District Court, District of Nobraslui, North Platto Division, tho trusteo will boII nt public auction, to tho highcBt bid dor for cash, on tho premises at Woll- fleot, Nobraska, at 1 P. M. on tho 5 th day of March, A. D. 1921. tho Btock of goods, gt Ray C. Norris, bankrupt, consisting or gonornl morchandlso, hnrdwaro and Implements. An Involco and nppralsal of tho same may bo lnspeciou ni ino onico or tho Trusteo In Maywood, Nebraska, or at tho Nor rls storo In Wollfloot. Nobraska. Said salo will bo for: cash onlr and tho right to reject any and all bldais reserved. GLADSTONE PERKIN, GEO. B. DENT, Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention Glrea to Sargerj and Obstetrics. Office: Building & Loan Building Phones: Office 130, Residence 116 Office phone 241. Res. phone 217 L. C . DROST. Osteopathic Physician. North Platte, Nebraska. Knights of Columbus Buildlnx. DRS. STATES & STATES Chiropractors 5, C, 7 Balldlng & Loan Building. Office Phone 70. Rca. Phone 1241 1 NORTH PLATTE ..General Hospital.. (Incorporated) One Hall Block North ot Postoftice. Phone 58 A modern institution for the , scientific treatment of medical, iurgicl and confinement cagci. Completely equipped X-Ray and diagnostic laboratories ' Staff: Geo. B. Dent. M. D. V. Locas. M. D. J.B. Redfield. M.D.J. S. SIMMS, M.D. ORDER FIXING CLAIM DAYS. In tho Matter or tho Estato of Nettle A. Yoho, Deceased. Now on this 4th day of February, 1921, it is ordered by tho Court that tho oxecutors bo allowed ono year from this dato in which to scttlo Bald Estate, and creditors will bo allowed until tho 8th day ot June, 1921, to file their claims, after said dato, claims will bo forovcr barred. That on tho 8th day of March, 1921, and tho 8th day of Juno, 1921, at .10 o'clock a. m. of oach of said days, tho court and tho Executors will attend at tho coun ty court room In said county, to re ceive, cxnmlno, hoar, allow, and ad Just claims. That notlco of this' order be given creditors and all persons in terested in said Estato by publication of n notice for four successive weeks .Immediately preceding tho 8th day of March, 1921, In tho North Platto Scml Weekly Tribune, n legal soml-wookly nowspapor printed and published In Lincoln County, Nobraska. (SEAL) WM. II. C. WOODIIURST, F8M4 County Judge. W. T. FRITCIIARD, Graduate Veterinarian Ex-Qovcrnmont Votorlnarlan and ex- assistant deputy State Veterinarian Hospital 315 Sonth Vine Street Hospital Phone Black 633 House Phone Black 633 NOTICE OF SALE Notlco is hereby given that on Sat urday, February 2C, 1921, at 2 o'clock P. M. at tho County Jail at tho corner of Third and Locust strcots in tho City of North Platto, County ot Lincoln and State of Nebraska, I, A. J. Salisbury, Sheriff of said county, will soli at pub lic auction, to tho highest bidder for cash, tho following described person al property, to-wlt, ono Buttor-Kist Popcorn machine, with salted peanut attachment or so much thereof as shall bo necessary 'to satisfy a certain judgment obtained by Holcomb & Hoko Mfg. Co., n corporation, plaintiff, against H. G. Sudman, defendant, In tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, on Decomber 7, 1920, for the sum of Nine Hundred Sovonty-one und 05-100 Dollars ($971.05) with In terest at soven .per cbnt per annum from tho date of said judgment, and tho costs of sal action and of this sale, said property having been levied upon by me, upon execution to satisfy said judgment. Dated February 11. 1921. A. J. SALISBURY. F1G-25 Sheriff of Lincoln County. Nebraska. EXTENSION ROAD NO. CI. To whom It may concern: Tho special commissioner appointed to locato a road as follows: Commen cing at tho quarter section cornor on tho contor ot Section thirty-four, township thlrteon, north of rango thir ty, thonco west ono half mllo on sec tion lino Intersecting Road No. 65 at tho half soction corner on tho west sldo of section thirty-four, township thirteen, north of rango thirty, road to bo forty feet wide, has reported In favor thorof as follows: favoring n road 33 foojt In width for ogress pur poses, using as authority Sections C4 to C8, paragraphs 2907 to 2911, Chap. 28, Art 1 of tho Statutes of tho Stato of Nebraska, any party or parties hav ing objections thoreto or claims for damages by reason of tho establishing of Bald road must fllo samo in tho of flco of tho County Clerk ot Lincoln County, Nebraska on or boforo 12 o'clock noon of the 25th day of March 1921. Dated at North Platto. Ncbr., this 14th day of Jan. 1921. A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk. (SEAL) DR. S, E. HUPFER Clilropodlst nnd Foot Specialist FOOT COMFORT. ARCH BUILDING. Corns Callouses, and Ingrowing Too Nails Removed nnd Ulcers cured. Rnnlons treated and nil other Ail ments of tho Foot OVER CASH MEAT MARKET. DR. HAROLD FENTJER Osteopath Over Klnekfeld't Trus tee .'".Olttca Fkewttt - Kea: Paoni'-IOM NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notico is hereby given thnt sealed bids will bo received at tho office of tho County Clerk of Lincoln County, Nobraska, In tho city of North Platto, Nobraska, up to tho hour of Twelvo O'clock noon-of the 7th day of March j821, Tor tho construction and erec tion of tho Superstructure, tho sub structure and approaches of all bridges, and for furnishing the mater ials in connection with same, to bo built in Lincoln County for the period ot ono year, at a specified sum per lineal foot for tho superstructure of all such bridges; and at a specified sum per lineal foot for tho super structure of all such approaches: and at a specified sum per lineal foot for all piling used in tho substructure of all bridges and approaches; and at a specified sum per foot (board meas ure) for all caps, sway braces and other wood materials used In the sub ntructuro of such bridges and ap proaches. In the event tho substructure of such bridges or approaches is built wholly or In part of stone, brick, cement or concrete, tho contract for the portion of said substructure to bo built of said material shall bo let at a specified sum per cubic foot In place In event tho substructure of such bridges or approaches is wholly or in part of Iron, steel or other metal, the contract for tho portion of, said sub structure to bo built of iron, steel or other metal shall bo let at a specified sum per lineal foot for tubing, nnd at a apecificd sum per pound for all other metal In place. All Bids must bo accompanied by a certified chock in tho amount of $500 mado payable to the County Clerk of Lincoln County, to bo forfeited to the county in case tho bidder rofuses to enter into contract with the County if same Is awarded to him. In general character the work con sists of any kind covered by the Ne braska standard Brldgo Plans, Copies ot which aro on fllo in tho office ot tho County Clerk. Tho numbor and kind of bridges required to bo built in tlio county nnd their proposed location as near as can bo estimated nnd determined Is as follows,: 22 ft. span between Sees 28 nnd 29, T. 13, R. 27 and any otho- 'idges at any other location In the Uy that tho county board may seo flit to order built during tho llfo ot the contract All bidders aro required to bid on tho plans nnd specifications and bid ding blanks prepared by tho Secretary or mo state uoara or irrigation nnd all bids shall bo mado strictly In ac cordance wim an brldgo laws of the State of Nebraska, pertaining to such mnttors. Bids will bo publicly opened and read ot tho hour of Two O'clock V. M. on the 7th day ot March, 1921, at tho regular meeting placo ot tho County Board of Lincoln Co. in tho Court Houso at North Platto. Nobraska. Any Blddor boforo entoring on tho work, pursuant to contract awarded him, shall give bond to tho cotintr In tho sum of $2,000.00 conditioned for tno raitnral execution of the contrf-ar.t Tho County Board of Lincoln Coun ty, Neur., reserve xunto themselves mo rigni to reject any or air bids. A. S. ALLEN, Fl-'4wks -County Clerk. Stato of Nebraska, County of Lin- coin, ss. At a roeular mpptlni? nf im Tinnrri ot County Commissioners on January iu, iyi, tno uoara or county Com missioners procedeed to make and did mako tho following estimato of ex penses for the County of Lincoln, Stato of Nebraska, for tlio year 1921, as follows: For County General Fund S7r.nnnnn For County. Bridgo Fund 40,000.00 For County Road Fund 50,000.00 ror Agricultural society . 1,000.00 For Labor Bureau Exten sion 5,000.00 Special Bridce and and Interest. Osgood Bridge Precinct, I'rinclpal and Interest Sl.finnnn South Platto Brldgo Precinct rrmcipai and Interest 1,500.00 Birdwood Brldgo Precinct , Principal and Interest 1,500.00 Plntte Brldgo Precinct Principal nnd Interest 1,500.00 East Platto Bridge Precinct Principal and Interest 2,000.00 Bostwlck Brldgo Precinct Principal and Interest 500.00 Horahey Bridge Precinct Principal and Interest 700.00 Special School Bond Levies School Dist. No. 1 Principal nnd Interest $15,000.00 School Dist. No. 7 Principal and Interest School Dist. No. 23 Principal and Interest School Dist. No. 47 Princinal and Intorost School Dist. No. 55 Princinal nnd Intornst School Dist. No. 37 Principal and Interest No. C7 and Interest No. 94 and Interest No. Dfi PrtnaJnal and Internet School Dist. No. 105 Prinoinal and Intornst School Dist. No. Ill Prinoinal and Intprost School Dist No. 119 Princinal and Tnt School Dist. No. 120 Princinal and Intorpst School Dist. No. 122 Princinal and IntnVnst School Dist. No. 12G Prinoinal and Tnf School Dist. No. 131 Princinal and Tnt School Dist. No. 132 Princinal nnd Tntn School Dist. No. 133 Princinal nnd Tntoroot School Dist. No. 21 Prinoinal nnd Tnorot School Dist. No. 113 Principal and Interest School Dist. No. 116 Principal and Interest School Dist. No. 18 Principal and Tntnrost Snecial School Tintldi School Dist. No. 33 Special Building Levy $3,300.00 School Dist. No. 60 Special Building Lew School Dist. No. 130 SDOCial Bulldlntr T.nvv School Dist. No. 131 Special Building Levy School Dist. No. 19 Special Building Levy School Dist. No. 31 Special Building Levy School Dist. Princinal School Dirft. Princinal School Dist. 1,750.00 500.00 100.00 4,000.00 2,500.00 450.00 350.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 300.00 350.00 500.00 500.00 300.00 200.00 200.00 300.00 900.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 School Dist. No. 65 500.00 Princinal and Inform School Dist. No. 132 Principal and Interest . School Dist. No. 133 Principal and Interest . School Dist. No. 91 Special Building Levy School Dist. No. 100 Special Building Levy School Dist. No. 112 Principal and Interest Dated at North PlnH this 10th day of Jan. 1921 E. II . SPRINGER, T.t-M. j COHAOEN, H. COKBR, Board of County Commissioners, ... . "J601 County, Nebraska. AifiA' S' ALkEN. Connty Clerk. (SEAL) 1,000.00 300.00 300.01 200.00 200.00 .100.08 Platte, Nebraska,
