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NORTH PJLiATTE SEMI-WEESU.Y TIUBUN1S
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THE COUNTY
NEWSPAPER REPORTS OF THE
ELECTIONS IX THE VILLAGES
IN THE COUNTY.
BRADY
At tho village- election htld Tues
day, L. L. Rastuusson and F. J. Sul
livan wcro elected. Following la the
voto for each candidate': L. L. Raa
mussoii 38; F. J. Sullivan 33; R. D.
Fronk 23; W. H. Wafer 17; V. V.
Ritenour 10. Llttlo Interest was taken
In tho election. 12 women voted.
Vindicator.
MAXWELL
Tho Vningb election Tuesday
nttractcd i great deal of attention
and a largo number wcro out to voto.
Tho ordinance for prohibiting pool
and blllurd halls carried by a voto
of 92 for and 47 against. In the contest
ior village trustees J. O. Kittle rece
ived 92 votes; Harry Carothcrs 83
W. A. Merrick 89; Joe Clark 55; W. F.
Klncald 03; C. S. Everly 48. As tlireo
woro to bo chosen tho result was tho
d'ectlon of Kittle, Carothers and
derrick. Toleuost t
HBRSHEY
Jho largest voto was cast at tho
election Tuesday trat has over
been cast In the history of our llttlo
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city, one hundred and ninety exorcised
Uiolr rights. Wlion tho smoko cleared
away tho standings woro as follows
Emctt Bales 104; Ray Walker 118,'
J. W. Abbott 88 and W. C- Knight 70.
Bales and Walker wero elected and I
will take their oftlco on the first
Monday night In May. Tho board will
thon consist of O. S. Thompson, E. R.
Comstock, Charles Leypoldt, Emctt
Bales nnd Ray Walker. Times.
WALLACE
J. Q. C. Akers, C. L. Cooper and W.
S. Wood woro re-elected members of
tho Vlllago Board of TniBteos Tucsdayf
by big odds. There wore 150 votes
polled, about onc-thlrd of tho number
being cast by ladles.
The' count stood:
Akers 114
Cooper 119
Wood 135
Killcn 49.
There was a good deal of rivalry
shown In tho race and supporters of,
tho petition and -caucus nominees wcro ,
busy campaigning until thq polls,
closed, Tho voto was exceptionally
good conBlldering tho Inclement
weathor during tho day. Winner.
SUTHERLAND
Tho election Tuesday was a quiet
affair In Sutherland. Honors wcro
divided equally between tho two
tickets In tho field, both on tho village
nnd tho school tickets.
John Cox was elected trustee on tho
Citizen's ticket and Frank Coates on
'tho Progressive
H. P. Wlig received tho most votes
for director on tho Citizen's and Mrs.
W. A. Hossnck on tho Progressive
ticket
Tho folowlng is how the vote stood
on tho final count:
Villago Trustees:
Frank. Coates 1 92
John Cox 71
E. R. Williams 69
E. A. Crosby, Sr., 35
School Directors
H. P. Wlig . 10(
Mrs. W. A. Hossack G5
James Shoup G3
Mrs. S. A. Thomas 39
Mrs. W. J. Root 1
A. J. B'oatty 1
Gcorgo Crosby 24
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate No. 1800 of James H. Ross,
doceased, In tho County Court of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, ss: Creditors
of said estate will take notice that the
timo limited for presentation nnd
filing of claims against Bald estate is
August 10th, 1921, and for settlement
of said estate is April 8th, 1922; that
I will sit at tho county court room
in said County on May 10th, 1921, at
10 o'clock a. m, nnd on August 10th,
1921, at 10 o'clock a. m to receive?,
oxamino, hear, allow, or adjust all
claims and objections duly filed. .
Dated April 8th, 1921.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
(SEAL) County Judge.
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FARMERS ARE GIVEN ADVICE 111"
SPECIALISTS IN AGRICULTURE
Specialists nt tho Nebraska College
of Agrlculturo believe tho wlso fnrmor
will stay by stock raising. Thero
now a surplus of low priced grain nnd
hay and n material decrenso In tho
amount of stock in tho country. It is
estimated that thero woro on January
1, 1921, nearly ten million fewer head
of stock in tho United States than on
Jnnunfy 1, 1920. Barring widespread
crop failures this year will add ma
terially to tho surplus of corn, wheat
and other1 cereals and feeds. Farm era
who hnvo livestock to feed may And
this a good way to market their grain
nnd hoy. By Increasing his livestock
operations tho farmor is nblo to get
along with less expense for hired help
and at tho same time cscapo somo of
tho hard work connected wiUi grain
farming. Many farmors aro planning
to incrcaso their meadow nnd pasturo
acreages, especially thoso of alfalfa
and swcot clovor. Many of them havo
taken ndynntago of tho low prtco of
puro bred stock nnd hnvo laid tho
foundation for fine herds of cattlo hogs
and sheep. Dairy farming Is growing
In favor In several Nobraaka counties
and good cows aro being shipped in
from other states. Maintaining soil
fertility Is another reason why some
are loaning toward moro llvo stock.
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Phono 570W. H. II. Landgrnf and
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SCOUTS SHOW METTLE IN VACLNU
THE COLO IVOltTH WIND
SATU1IDAY.
Douulto unfavorable weather tho
North Platto Scouts carried into exe
cution a splendidly plnnnod hlko and
Hold day Snturday. Tho wind and cold
severely tried the Scouts, nnd thoy
canio through with tho truo Yankee
spirlL
Tho hlko started with one hundred
lusty hoys at 7:4r from tho Court
ilauso groundn . Tho Hue of inarch
lead to to fair grounds whoro tho
field oventfl wero held. Tho reHilts
Kivvo Troop Ono tho Efficiency Flag.
Tho score was Troop Ono 35 points,
Troop Thrco 12 points, Troop Ftour 8
points, Troop Two 0 points and Troop
Five 3 points.
After finishing tho Hold events tho
Scouts hiked to tho Stato Epcriiucntn'l
Farm whoro exciting giunes wero
plnycd until timo to return homo.
TWO LINC0IN COUNTY STOCKMEN
IMPROVE THEIR SHOUT IIOItN
HEIIOS.
Frank Strolborg and II. S. HaBklns,
both of Lincoln County, purchased
puro bred stock nt tho Third Annual
Sale of tho Keith County Short Horn
Hrcoders' Association. This salo was
hold at Ogallala last week. Mr.
Strolborg bought a cow for $12C and
Mr. Hnskins pnld tre same amount for
a cow.
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HUMAN NATURE STORY.
Tho other day wo heard of a North
l'latto man who was honest enough to
report $2,000 in tho hank to tho as
sessor. Later on in the season, the
Stato hoard of Kquallzatlon rnlscd the
Lincoln County lissossmont 20 per
cont nnd this mans nionoy was raised
to $2,400 on which ro paid taxes.
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and $27.50 for 100 chlckB.
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KITCHEN SHOWER GIVEN FJtlDAY
IN HONOR OF APRIL RRIDE.
Misses Violet Maihlock, Gcorglnn
McKay and Marjory Russoll enter
tained nt a kitchen shower Friday
ovenlngJu tho Mnddox homo on west
Gth street complimentary to Miss
Luclllo McFarland, wro wns married 1
playing gamps nnd cards. Tho rooms
woro decorated in pink nnd whito cut
flowers nnd tho snmo color schomo
was carried out in the dainty lunch.
Miss McFarland received ninny useful
gifts for her kitchen.
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FARM LOANS
J will make Farm Loans nt reason
able rates, Geno Crook, North l'latto.
Tho duueo glvun in tho K. C. hnll
Saturday evening was largely attend
ed nnd tho music by Walker's stringed
orchestra was onjoyed.
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Visitors Welcome. Phono 1023
West 12lh Cor. Curtis.
SPECIAL SALE OF
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30x3 $10.60
30x3 12.60
32x3 16.70
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, KHVANIANS ATTEND THE N0UTH
PLATTE AUTO SHOW IN A
HODY.
Tho members of tho Klwanls Club
with their ladies met at tho Franklin
building Frldny evening and visited
tho AUto Show in a body. During tli0i
stay tho show wns turned ovor to thoni
and thoy mndo merry with songs and
dancing. Klwanls colors nnd wolsomo
signs woro in ovidonco in each
dealers' booth. Tho Klwanlans woro
well pleased with tho reception givou
them and expressed their appreciation
of iho courtesies of tho Auto Show
managomont In tho henrtlOBt torms.
(iLEE CLUH (JIVES TWO CONCERTS
TO CROWDED HOUSES ON
SUNDAY
Tho Croighton Univoralty Gloo Club,
assisted by Paul Harrington of this
city gavo a concort at the Keith Tho
atro at 3 p. in. Sunday and repeated
tho entertainment at 8:15 Mil the
evening to a crowded houso. Tho
program consisted of instrumental and
vocal solos, songs by. tho gloo club, a
snxophono soxtctto novolty and a
selection by tho Croighton orchestra.
Mr. Harrington untile with this club
whon ho attended Croighton Univorslty
previous to his graduation in 1914, and
ho wns Invited to sing with Uiom on
tho occasion of tholr visit hero Sun
dny.
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North Platto Florul Co. Flowers
W. Twelfth Street. Phono 1023. Wo
dollvor nnd ship nnywhoro.
31x4 $17.80
33x4 22.30
34x4 23.00
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