NORTH PLATTJii SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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First Public Auction of
Pure Bred Registered Heretords
TO BE HELD AT FAIR GROUNDS
North Platte, Nebraska,
APRIL Ilth. 1921.
82 Head of Herd Improving Heretords
35 Bulls
BY SUCH GREAT BULLS AS PRINCE
DOMINO, BEAU DOMINO, BEAU
MISCHIEF 30TIUHALUNGER AND
BEAU ASTOR.
47 Cows and Heifers
MOSTLY ALL MB OR HAVE
.CALVES AT FOOT FROM SOME OF
NEBRASKA'S GREATEST HERDS.
Sale will be held under tent and called for
1 o'clock, sharp. ' -r
this Will Be the Buyers Opportunity.' : -
Arthur Gaudreault, .
SALES MANAGER
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Fred Reppert, Auctioneer. Platte Valley State Bank, Clerk
NOTICE OP ELECTION.
Notico is horoby given that on tho
14th day of March, 1921,, there was
filed in tho office o tho County Clerk
of Lincoln County, Nebraska, a petition
asking for the formation of .Drainago
District No. 2 of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, under Artlclo 5, Chapter
19 of tho Rcvlced Statutes of to State
of Nebraska for tho year 1913, tho
title of which appears In tho Revised
Statutes of tho State of .Nebraska for
tho year 1913 as "Drainago Districts
Organized by Vote of Land Owners,"
and the full title of which act as tho
samo appears in Chapter 153 of tho
Session Laws of tho Stato of Nebraska
for tho year 1907 ns follows:
''AN ACT to provide for drainago
districts to drain wet land and land
subject to overflow; and any land
which will bo Improved by drainago;
to build dykes and levees; to construct,
straighten, widen, deepen, or alter any
ditch, drain, stream, or watercourse;
to riprap or otherwlso protect tho
bank of any steam or ditch; to con
struct, enlarge, extend, Improvo or
maintain any drainago system; to
construct, enlargo, extend, improvo or
maintain any system of control of sur"
faco water or running water, and the
rights, obligations, and powers of such
corporations, Including tho power of
eminent domain, tho creation of dobts,
issuing of nogotiablo bonds, and tho
levying of special assessments on such '
real estato and easements therein as
may bo benefited by such public work,
and defining tho duties and ipowers of
public officials;" that tho boundaries
of-said proposed Drainago District No.
2 of Lincoln County, Nebraska, as fixed
by tho Board of Commissioners of
Lincoln County, Nebrfaska; are as fol
lows :
Commencing at a point where tho
lino of tho south bank of the North
Platto River intersects tho West line
os Section nine 9) in Township four
teen (14) North, of Range thirty-three
(33) West of tho Gth P. M. In Lincoln
County, Nebraska, running thence
south along the west lino of said
section niho (9) to tho southwest
corner of said Section nine (9) ; thence
east along the south line of said Sec
tion nine (9) to tho southeast corner
of said Section nine (9), in Township
fourteen (14) North, of Range thirty-
three (33) West of the Gth P. M. in
Lincoln County, Nebr.; thence south
along tho west lino of Section fifteen
(15) to tho southwest corner of said
Section fifteon (15), in Township four
teen (14) North, of Range thirty-three
(33) West of the Gth P. Ttf., thence cast
along the south lino of Sections fifteon
(15), fourteen. (14), and thirteen (13),
all In Township fourteen (14) North,
of Rango thlrty-threo West of tho Gth
P. M., and cast along tho south lino of
Sections eighteen (18), secnteen (17),
sixteen (1G), and fifteen (15), all in
Mutual Building & Loan Association
- of North Platte. .
INCORPORATED IN 1887.
Resources $1,370,427.14.
SAFETY FIRST.
Investors in this association get the 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 bo discharged by payment
direct to the association. This is a very Important pro
jection not available to any financial Institution except
Buifding & Loan Associations.
Third. The association is subject to the supervision
of the State Banking 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 three years of its operation
not one dollar has been lost.
T. C PATTERSON,
President.
RESSIE F. SALISBURY,
Secretary.
Township fourteen (14) North, of
Range thirty-two' (32) West of the 6th
P, M in Lincoln County, Nebraska, to
tho s.outheast corner of tho southwest
quarter (SW&) of tho southwest quar
ter (SW4) of said Section fifteen (15)
in Township" fourteen (14) North, of
Range thirty-two (32) West of tho Gth
P. M., in Lincoln County, Nebraska?
thenoo south along tho wost line of
the East half (E)- of the Northwest
quarter (N'Wy) of Section twenty-two
(22), In TownBhip fourteen 14) North,
of Rango thirty-two (32) West of the
Gth P. M., in Lincoln County, Nebras
ka, a distance of forty (40) rods to tho
southwest corner of tho Northwest
quarter (NW1) of tho Northeast
quarter .(NEVl) of tho Northwost
quarter (NW'4) of said Section
twenty-two (22); thenco east along
tho south lino of tho North half (N)
of tho North half (N) of tho North
half (N1) of Sections twenty-two
(22), twenty-threo (23) and twenty,
four (24), nil In Township fourteen
(14) North, of Rango thirty-two (32)
West of the Gth P. M in Lincoln
County,- Nebraskn, to tho southeast
corner of tho Northeast quarter
(NE'4) of tho Northeast quartor
(NE'i) of tho Northeast quartor
(NE4) of said Section twenty-four,
lu Township fourteen (14) North, of
Range thirty-two (32) west of tho Gtli
P. M., in Lincoln County, Nebraska;
thenco north along tho east line of
Section twenty-four (24), thirteen (13)
and twelve (12), all in Township
fourteen North, of Rango thirty-two
(32) west of tho Gth P. M., in Lincoln
County, Nebraska, to a point whoro tho
south bank of tho North Platto Rivor
Intersects tho east lino of said Section
twelve (12), in Township fourteen
(14) North, of Rango thirty-two (32)
west of tho Gth P. M., in Lincoln
County. Nebraska; tlignco in a westerly
diroction along tho south bank of the
North Platto Rivor to tho point of
boginning, and that said drainago dis.
trlct includo all lands lying within sind
boundaries.
That an election will bo held at tho
offico of tho County Clork of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, in tho Court House
at North Platto, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, between to hours
of 8 o'clock A. M, and G o'clock
P. M. on tho 21st day of April, 1921,
for tho pusposo .of determining tho !
question of tho formation of the pro
posed drainage district and for the
further purpose of electing a Board of
Directors for said Drainago District.
.which said Board will bo composed of
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o Lnruciurs, who win laico tneir omco
contingently upon tho formation of
sind Drainago District
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havo
hereunto sot my hand nnd affixed my
offlolnl seal this 30th day of March,
1921.
(SEAL)'
A. S. ALLEN,
County Clork.
FARM LOANS.
I liavo funds available for a fow
good farm loans on Improved farms.
0. II. Thoolecko.
GOB DESCRIBES
ARMENIAN HORRORS
COMMISSIONERS' I'HOCKKDLNGS-
"rou enn't rcajlte what n sight It Is
to see tho refugee esmp at Hntum,"
Petty Officer George Porter, of Rnclne,
Wis., writes hfs family, telling of tho
worl? of tho Near East Relief in tho
ports uloitg tho ninek Sen.
"Tho people aro dying off little by
little, There nro workers of tho relief
organization here, but they don't seem
to bo nblo' to take ca're of (hem nil.
They were the ones that made the
camp. Tho families nil live In grass
hiits, Just high enough tc slUip In, and
- " i x - it nii-iiiiimininiiiMHiiS
GEORGE PORTER.
they are covered with blankets. There
Is disease everywhere nnd tho smell Is
terrible. I'm glad wo didn't stay long,
ns I couldn't stand It, andvyou know
when I canH stand anything there aro
few that can. I nm sorry for these
refugees, but we can't help any. They
don't want money though-thcy would
sell their lives for somo clothes and
food. They don't stop praising the
Americans.
"TreblEondo was, another Arme
nian town, but it was completely
wiped out by the Turks, who aro now
In control of It, The Turks tnassncrcd
all the Armenians over fifteen years
o" ago and kept nit' under that age
to bring them up ns' Turks. The city
looked ns If It wus shot to pieces.
Siunsoun Is the sumo ns Trehi.
zonde, so you can see what kind
of country wc nre" travelling through. '
I am sure glnd that we are leaving
Russln and Armenia because I nm sick 1
of what I have seen. I think thnt these
tourists who nre trying to seo ravished
Armenia will be sorry they ever enmo '
MM . I
ueuu iruw wtms i ney nre MO peoplo
who can tell tho U, S. something about
this country."
Tho Near East llcllcf, 1 Madison
Ave.,' New Vork, Is now appealing for
finds to continue the work pa graphi
cally tlescrlbeJ by the young American
sauor, , J
ATTENTION YEOMEN !
On April 11, 1921, at 7:30 P. M.,
thero will bo a big mooting of nil i
Yeomen of Lincoln County, Nobraska, 1
at the K. C. Hall, in North Platte. 1
Tlioro will bo a big initiation with
third degroo conferred. Horshoy nnd
Sutherland havo boon invited to bring '
their candidates to ho initiated. Dele-
gates to tho Stato Conclavo at Norfolk j
from the Western Part bf tho State
and from points ns far oast as Grand
Island will ho horo. Everybody turn ;
out nnd show tho visitors a good time.
Tho Hoard of County Commissioners
mot in tho Lincoln County Court
House Monday, Marcli 28th, with Com
mlssionors Springer, Cohagcn nnd
Cokor proBont
Tho following bills wore allowed:
Robt. DJckoy, stovo,'$10.
John Gndko. services, $89.
Milton Rnuoy, rond dlst. 44, $5.
k. i'j, paimor, road dlst. 11, 59.
Horshoy Tltnos. printing, $42.50.
J. R. Baldwin, rond work, $9.00.
R. A. Browcr, road dlst. 5, $19.50.
A. F. Boolor, mdso. $5.
A. E. Rlshol, road dlst. 8, $105.
Union Pacific, loaso of highway, $5.
Olnronco L. McNenl, labor, $3G.
Horshoy Auto Co. repairs, $7.G0.
A. B. Carter, labor, $3.40.
J. S. Davia Auto Co., repairs, $43.05.
Sundry penyyis, surveying, $20.52.
Roy Cncy, road dlst 25, $85.
Disallowed for $103.50.
H. Tcrrill, salary Com. 2, $150.
Roy Wilson, unlnry, $125.
A, J. Salisbury, salary, $150.
N. C. Bowon, road dlst. 17, $30,
A, 11, llonglnnd, services, $10,
J. I. Case Co., pmt. on tractor,
$1000.
Lincoln County Farm Bureau
$4G8.78.
Tho following appointments were
mado:
James Owens,, Justico of Peace for
Medicine Precinct, bond approved.
Bonds wore approved for:
0. S. Evorly, assessor Maxwell.
It. A. Bcauchamp, assessor Cotton
wood Precinct.
Hnrvey Tollllon, rond ovorsoor for
District 4.
Board adjourned to March 30.
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Eight well-brod Jennets bred to
full-blood Jack nnd registered. Will
sell for half cash and half time. Also1
sixteen head of four year old colts, un ,
brokon. Those will make 1000 to 1100
pound horsos. Well bred but raised
on grass and hay. Wrlto or como and
soo. Burt Hudson, Ringgold, Nobr. ,
First clnss painting nnd popor
hanging. Elogant stock of wall puper
Just rocolvpd. Storo nt 113 W. Gtli St.
Phono 570. II. H. Lnndgraf and Edd
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