The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, July 22, 1921, Image 3
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKL? TRIBUNE OF INTEREST TO RURAL READERS FARM J1UIIEAU IKWS SEltVICE SITl'LIES ITEMS FOB THE TRIBUNE READERS maximum capacity, tho dcmanjl for Ford cars and trucks Is not being mot, and at tho present time, many thous and unfilled orders havo boon piled up ahead so that Ford sales aro still lim ited by manufacturing facilities rather than marketing possibilities. iPnrticu , lary is this truo with, respect to on clos(l cars, for which tho demand has been unusually heavy. Tho estimated output of tho ForU Factories for July calls for 109,000 President James R. Howard of ih mn aml tn,Cks' r n ,rotmct'on of jAmorjican Fjirm Bureau Federation has accepted tho invitation of tho Neb raska Farm Bureau Federation to do liver two addresses in this stato tho lattor part of July. Ono redress will bo delivered at tho Buffalo county Farm Bureau picnio on July 20. and on tho next day July 27, ho will Boeak I Tho committee appointed by tho at a similar gathering in Fillmore Co-! Front,cr County Farm Bureau to draft unty. Thoso aro tho only two dates for n scn, of wages for rural school which Mr. Howard could bo secured , teachers in that county has made Its 4,360 a day for 25 days. Since tho as sombling of cars Is bolng handled dur ing an olght hour work day only, the hourly output will bo 545 cars. Ono loavos tho assembly lino every 0 seconds. at this timo though tentative arrange ments aro under way to havo him do Hvor ono aidress at tho Nebraska State Fair early in September. Though Mr. Howard has sprung Into inter national promlnonco as head of tho grcafest farm organization anywhere, ho is a real farmer, which coupled with closo attention ho has given tho larger problem's confronting farmers nt tho present tlmo glvos him an in sight into tho conditions that probab ly no other man has. For that reason Nebraska farmers who will be able o hear Mr. Howard deliver ono of these addresses will be most fortunate. For years Prosldent Howard lias kept his ear closo lo the grounll bo far as log Islation affecting tho farmer is con cerned, not a politician, but as a farmer and economist and along this lino ho will toll 1iIb aullenco many things ol Interest. During tho month Of June, tho Ford Xri r rntnniif 4 Vi i i tf-n TtsAtA U orles and 22 Assembly Plants thro ughout the country reached the pro duction ot 108;962 Forfl -cars and trucks, setting Up a new high record for ono month. Production of Ford cars and trucks Jias been steadily increasing since early spring, and sIioavs substantial gains over tho same period last year. Tho second quarter of 1921, viz. April, May and June, Allows an output of 301,790 Ford cars and trucks against 220,878 for tho same three months of . last year, ar a net increase of 80,918. Despite the fact, however that the Ford Plants havo been running at report. Tho committee designates an "oxporlencdl teacher" as ono who has four years high school training, two years normal training and two years teaching experience, and uses this classification as a 100 percent basis. Tocrhors with ono year's teaching ox- perionco aro rated at 90 porcent while ono with no teaching experience is rated at 75 percent Teachers with only olght weeks normal training, but with two years' teaching oxperienco are rated at '85 percent; with ono years oxporienco 75 percent and with no experience 05 percent. The con mitteo furthor recommends that ad ditional years of experience should bo recognize)!, by annual advancement of from two to five percent. The com mlttco does not recommend, however, strict adhoronco to tho rule as some teachers with high school ani formal training aro at times' not as efficient as ones who havo not had the four year high school training. Tho matter of board and living conditions Is an other thing that each district must tako into consideration. Tho commit tee assorts, however that tho rural school, has been haniicappcd by being a training school for teachers begin ning Uieir profession, and as one third of tho teachers each year are be ginners, it feels that both tho patrons and the experienced teachers should insist upon, separating tho inexper ienced from tho experienced. Her tho procodlng year grasslands to bo plantt)! to corn aro plowed, tho less will bo the probability thnt tho cut worm moths havo laid their eggs thereon, and tho less, consequently, will bo tho danger of Injury by cut worms tho following year. Lato fall and wlntor plowing of grasslands, although not as effectual as early plowing, will destroy many of tho hlboruuting cutworms, as well as such other Important corn pests as whlto grubs, and should bo prac ticed when earlier plowing is impracticable. Pasturing hogs upon land supposed to harbor cutworms Is n bonoflclal practice as thoso animals root up and dovour Insects of many kinds, Includ ing cutworms In largo numbers. Farm poultry, if trained to follow tho plow, will provo ot lnostlmablo valuo: When cutworms aro found to bo abundant on corn land, tho uso ot tho polsoneUl bait Is recommended This may be vreparcl as follows: Mix 50 pounds of wheat bran, 2 pounds of Paris green, and 0 flnoly choppod oranges or lemons. Thon bring tho wholo mlxturo to tho consistency of a stiff dough by tho addition of a low grado molasses, atich-as Is use! In cat- tto rations, adding water when necoa sary. DlBrlbuto this "bait over tho infected flold In small lumps, taking enro to sprlnklo spaingly around each hill. In case bran can not be readily obtained, middlings or alfalfa meal may bo successfully substituted In. fields known to bo infested, tho distribution of this bait should be started as soon aB tho corn begins to appear abovo grounjl so thnt tho cut worms may bo eliminated as quickly as possible and tho Injurod hl)ls promptly replanted. During tho warmer spring months cutworms do most ot their feeding at nlghgt and burrow into tho soli to tho depth, of an Inch or two during tho day, so that tho bait will usually bo moro effective If npplkfl during tho late aftcrnoeii or early evening hours. Frequently- cutworms migrate to cultivated fields from adjoining grass Tho IClwanls Club will onto-Mln Commissioners deem it expedient, do- . - A . I . 1 tho Rotiiry Club Tuesday evening a, o nnu proper ip issue aim sen i I tt n negotiable bonds of tho County, to bo a picnic nt Hall S drOVO. , Atvl Ail unit knnwfi nft Intnrnnl Im. Mm Tlinmnn n Tlmmmni. if Wn.l. tirnVnmnht tinnilfl nf T.tnrnln Pniint-s. nosday for Denver and Boulder to ftfi5?5j?n' 'u , denominations of fj.vvv.vu i-uuii iiiiu miiuuurui j. irviu i visit relatives and friends. Steve Browor loft Wednesday for Clarluda, Iowa, aftor visiting ruli- tlvcs In tho city for a week, Mrs. J. Ellsworth returned to Hor shoy Wcjiliiesdhy nftor visiting her daughter Mrs. E. W. Fcttor. Mrs. George Andorson un)t chltdron returned to Brady Wednesday after spending tho day In tho city. Mrs. Joseph Nolan returned Wed nesday from Omnha where sho visited her parents for sovoral weeks. . Miss Sadlo Shelly ot Denver ar rived Wednesday to attend tho funeral of hor brother William Shcody. Mrs. F. M. Crano returned to her homo in Sailnn, Kamt Wodlnosdajl aftor visiting at tho Cover homo. Mrs. Mlnnlo Mooro loft Wednesday for Chicago where sho has accepted a millinery position with Fisk Co. Miss Marjory Blllesbach roturnod to hor homo In Harwoll Wednesday attcr visiting hor sister Mrs. R. V. Lucas, Mrs. Homor Peterson roturneu Tuesday from a trip to South Da kota, Colorado nil Nobraska points Switches, curls, puffs, transforma tions and fancy combs nt half price Friday aril Saturday at the Stylo Shop. Lester Lnngford and Junior Hlnman returned Wednesday from Loxliigtoii whoro they attended tho tennis tour nament ; J. R, Roberts returned to Sowurd Ncbr. this morning aftor transacting business at the Roberts Music Co. thin week. - Miss Ida Harris returned to hor homo In Lincoln Wednesday after vis Itlng at tho hojnc of her sister Mrs .Thomas Axtoll. Miss Anjiro Snyder underwent an operation at tho General Hospital Tuesday and Is reported to bo get to 166 Inclusive In tho Bum ot $1G5, 000.00 for tho aforesaid purpose, and; WHHHEAS. tun Board ot County Commissioners Is authorized by tho laws ot tho Stato to submit to iho qualified doctors of tho County tho question of Issuing said bonds and ot lovylng tho necessary tax to pay tho Intorost and principal of such bonds is tho samo becomes duo, and, WlllSHUJAS. it is nntmront and t s estimated that tho cost ot tho ropalrs, constnuctlnn and reconstruction ot tho Abovo doscrlbed brldgos, including tho approaches thorcto, It at lease tho Bitm ot $1G5,000.00. NOW THEREFORE. BE IT RE SOLVED by tho Board ot County Com missioners of the County ot Lincoln, in me stato ot Nebraska, as follows; Sec 1. That a Bpcclal election of tho qunllllod doctors of tho said Coun ty ot Lincoln, bo and Is horoby callcfl and ordered to bo hold on tho lGth day of August 1821. between tho hours or 8:00 o'clock A. M. mid 8:00 o'clock i'. M., ror tno mtrnoso of votlnir nuon tho question ot lssulnc and Holllne tho negotiable bonds of tho Countv. to bo styled and known ns Internal Im- provomen botnlls of Lincoln Conniv Nobraska, In denominations ot 11000.00 eacn nnu numbered from 1 to 105 n- cluslvo, in tho sum ot $105,000.00 tho said bonds to bear an Intorost rato or o per cont per annum, on coupons attached, payable cctnt-nnnuallv nt uio ouico or me county Treasurer of Lincoln county, Nobraska, and $10,500.00 to boebmo duo and payablo ten uuj years from tlio dato of issue; ?ie,roo.oo ot said bon;ls to bocomo duo eleven (11) years after date nf Issue,; $10,500.00 to bocomo duo and paynblo twdvo (12) years nfter dato or issuo; 51G.500.00 to bocomo duo nn.i Mityuuio iiuriccn uoj years artor date or issuo; $10,500.00 to bocomo duo and payaoio rourteon (14) years after date Of Issue: $10,500.00 to bocomo duo and payablo flftoon (15) years af tor Jdato of Issuo; $10,600.00 to become land, and In such cases tho crops can Ing nlong nlcoly. bo protected hy Tunning a narrow. j. b. FInngan, traveling freight a band of tho poisoned bait around tho gent for tlio Chicago, Mllwaukeo & edge of tho rteljl or along tho side St Paul Ry. Co., transacted business For Rent Limited amount of Cold Storage space for Eggs, Moat, Produce, Etc. ARTIFICIAL ICE & COLT) STORAGE CO. Phone 40. nearest the sourco of Infestation. In tho city Wednesday. :o:- LOCAL AMI VF.RSOXAT, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD FRONTIER DAYS CELEBRATION U CHEYENNE, WYOMING JULY 26, 27, 28, 29. UKGUL.R MO. 3 DAIL t Leavo North Platte 2:25 A. M. Arrive -Cheyenne, 10:30 A. M. Extra coaches will he (provided on No. 3. r . Special Train Returning July 29. , Leave Cheyenne, 8:30 P. M. Arrive North Platto 3:45 A- M. Stopping nt all intermediate points. For other regular train ser vico consult: L. C. JONKS, Ticket Agent, Un; Pac. R. R. Tho various cutworms aro known under a number of popular names, such as tho glassy cutworm, ..greasy cutworm, variegated cutworm, clay; backed cutworm, etc., but the injuries causcU by them aro very similar and their habltsvln general are also much tho same. The "parents of cutworms aro grayish or brownish moths or mil-1 lers which commonly occur at lights during summer evenings. Each moth may Jay from 200 to 500 eggs, either In masses or singly, in fields covered with dense vegetation, and hence are to bo found moro often in cultivated fields which havo been in grass or weeds tho preceding fall. The eggs hatch In tho fall a few weeks after they are"taid, usually during Septem ber, and tho young cutworms, after 'feeding on grass anj Other vegetation until cold weather, pass tho winter as partly grown caterpillars. If such infested Holds aro loft to graVs, no noticeable injury is likely to occur, but when it Is broken up anil planted to corn or other wide-row crops, the worms, being suddenly placed on "short rations," wreak havoc with the nowly planted crops, the nearly full- grown worms reeding greeuny ana consuming an enormous amount of food. In northern latitudes thoy at tain full growth and stop feeding In late Juno or early July, ana change to tho pupal or resting stage. The in jury often ceases so suddenly that farmors at a loss to account for the fact. Control of Cutworms Land to bo planted to corn tho fol lowing spring, especially such land as has laid In grass for a consiHorablo tlmo and Is likely to contain cut worms, should bo plowed In midsum mer or early fall about tho tlmo the eggs aro laili, or bettor, before the eggs are laid, for then vegetation which Is suitable for the moths to lay their eggs upon is removed. Tho ear- Kolth Neville left Tuesday for Oma ha to transact business. J. Elliott of Maxwell spent a few days In the city this week. -"Miss 'Anna-Ttubbls transacted mm l- Certain Bridges. ness In Hershe Wednesday. RESOLUTION. Resolution Providing for tho Calling nnil linlillnn- nf nn RIopMnn tn Autho rize tho Issuing and Salo ot Bonus of Lincoln County. Stato ot Nobras ka, In tho Amount of Ono nunuroi Sixty-Five Thousand Dollars ($105,000.00) to Pay for tho Ropalrs Construction and Rocohst ruction ot WHEREAS, tho following doscrlbod ..it a ...II. rni. Y"ii , - ri .uii unuKes. 1,0-wiL; j.iio uiruwuuu ric noy uoBt-nourg ol uncu.n '"""J clnct bridge over tho North Platto River north of Sutherland, botweon Section lines Four (4) and Flvo (5) ami Eight (8) and Nino (9), Township Fourteen (14), uaugo Tiiirty-turco frlonds In tho city yesterday, "William Davis lias accepted a posi tion in the Frater Drug"Btoro. All hair goods at half, price at Mm (33) West ot tho CUi V M.; the South Stylo Shop Friday and Saturday. Platto briduo over tho South Ilatto nivor nmith nf Sutherland, located Mrs. Frank Daneri and daughter nn !. nrth an,i Rm:tU tcutGr lino in Section Thirty-two C!2, Township Fp.mccn (14), Ran:$o Thirty-thrco f,13. West of tho 0th P. M.i the Her shn bridgo over tho North Plntte Riv er north of Horshey, located on sec tion lines between Sscth-iu Eight tS) vslted in Gothenburg yesterday. Mrs. B. Boozo of TYyon was anions River Bridgo ovor the North Platto Rlvor north of North Platte, locatod in East Halt (EV4) of Section 2S, Township 14. Rnngo 30 West of tho 6th P. M. tho Osgood bridgo om tho South Platto River south of North Platto, located in West Halt (WyS) ot Section 4 and D, Township 13. Rango 30, West of Uio 6th P. M.; the Lincoln Highway bridgo ovor the North Platto River oast ot North Platto. located on section linen between Sections 35 ana 30, Township 14, Rnngo -30, and Soctlon 1 and 2, Township 13, Rango 30, nil West of tho Gth P. M. ; tho Max well bridgo across tho Platto River, locatod through Sections 28, 32, 33, Township 13, Rnngo 28, nnd Section 0 In Township 12, Rango 28, all Wost of tho Gth P. M. tho Brady brfdgo across tho Platto Rivor, locatod through Sec tions 11, 14, 15. 22, 23. 20 and 27, Township 12, Rnngo 27, West ot tho Gth P, M., and shall nn annual tax bo levied sufficient lo pay tlio lntorest on such bonds as It accrues and to pro vido a sinking fund for, tho redemp tion of such bonds at their maturity." FOR Issuing negotiable bonls of Lin coln County, Nobraska, to bo styled and known as Internal Improve ment bonds' ot Lincoln County, No braska, In denominations of $1000.00 each numbered from 1 to 1G5 Inclu sive in tho sum ot $105,000.00, as abovo described. AGAINST IbsuIiir negotiable bonds of Lincoln County, Nobraska, to bo styled and known as Internal Im provomont bonds ot Lincoln Coun ty, NobrnBka, In denominations nt $1080.00 each numborc,d from 1 to 1G5 lnoliiBlvo in tho sum ot $105, 000.00, as abovo described." Sec. 3. That tho County Clerk shall proclaim and glvo notico of tho places and timo of holding such election as by law required, and ho Is- hereby ordered and dtroctol to glvo such no tice of such election by publishing for four (4) wooks prior to tho said dato ot said eloctloou in tho North Platto Telegraph and tho North Platte Setnl Wookly Tribune, official nowspaporB of Hiild County, and llkowlso by pub lishing for four (4) Wooks prior to snijli dato In tho following nowspnpors, to-wlt: Tho Sutherland Courier, Wal lace Winner, Horshoy Times and Brady Vindicator, and also by posting uuo ana payaoio sixteen (10) vcnrslr... .nai tr. i, nnatn.i n nnn nt h, nftor dato of Jssuo; $1G,500.00 to bo- election notico in at IcaBt three (3) como duo and payablo sovonteon (17) puhilc placos In each ot tho.oloctlon yoars after dato ot Issuo: S1G.500.00 to , t i, rn,,niv nnf iaa timi. bocomo duo and payablo olghtcon (18) twenty (20) days prior to said dato ot years after date Ot isSUO: $10,500.00 anr.1, n1Mnn nn.i onol, iinHnrt almll " .1 a,n 1'' ulHotcon embrace and stato tho question to be i jmu h iui (uuo oi issuo; ami uio submitted ns hereinbefore sot out and sain nonns to uo lssuou ror tho pur- rocitod, nnd tho said Clork is hereby POS0 Or paying fOr UlO ronnlr. COIl- nmu-nrml nn.l tnaminn,l tn nlr nil structlon or reconstruction ot thai U,,U V"8 "ubuhuuu oriugos, lnciua- bo necossary to proovldo for tho hold- wi(, tuu IIUIIIUUUJIUH lllOreiO IiaillOIV: f nf ant.i nlon nn nt-lntlll.r l1n linl. tho Blilfliwood Precinct bridgo ovor the h0ts therefor, furnishing tho nocossary' iii oumur- taliy-slieots or doors nnu stationery " N l"" " ouVlV;" ""J-" on J"1' with which to conduct tho election and 7 ; lV. 8"1 t0',ftnu Nmo ascortaln Uio roturns. nnd to fully pro (9), Township Fourteen (14), Rangu for and conduct said sneclal nloc- llilrty-threo (33) West of tho Gth P. tlon na Is roqulrod by law to conduct o ,tUl0r,?0A,Ul,lntto ,)rl .V0I the Ronornl County oloctlons and obtain ouiuii x-iuuu ivivur, bouui oi uui- returns thoreof. enanu, locniPU on norm ami south n. 4. Tim votlntr nlncoa whero cenior i no ot aocuon Tinrty-two(az), HliB election shall bo hold aro tho rog- iownsilip 14, iiangO 33, West Of tllO,,1n,. vnnntr lnnno n onnrnl SiL1 .:tlA uRrhoy bridge ovor the elections nro hold In tho varioiiB wards ' ' mnu xiivur nunuu oi nor n. n- ni. . rtf l,n rvintifv nml nf kZuIZ ?Au na .""ween ,vj,,rh ssn,rt 0iuR places tho last Soctlon Eight (8) and Nino (0), Town- QenoVnl election was hold. amp n. unngo wost or tno Utli 1. vnnatA m1 nnnrnvn.l this lltli dav M.; tho Bostwlck bridgo ovor tho South Platto Rlvor, south of Horshoy, located between Section Twenty- eight (28) nnd Twenty-nine (29), and Thirty-two (32) and Thlrtv- threo (33), Township 14.- Range 32 West of tho Gth P. M.; tho North Rlv or brlllgo ovor tho North Plntto River north ot North Platto, located In East Half (E) of Soctlon Twonty-olght of July, 1921. Attest! A. E. W, SPRINGER, - ' T. M. CAIIAGEN, HENRY COKER, County Commissioner.. S. ALLEN. County Clork. (SEAL) xT-rTiYriT7i ncvnimmv 1tShPw$3So (!S' PT No.1 1831 of jo.1. O'Hiro. de ihJz?. WHfiLMn. 6 ' h3 ceased, In tho County ourt of Lin- tho out of town Visitors Tuesday. Isaac Watts of Corning, Iowa, Is a guest at the R. C- Lnngford home. Elmer Thomblson will leave tho first of the weclc.for Omaha to visit coin Gounty, Nebraska. The Stato of Nobraska. To all por- sons liitorested in sall-i Estate, tako notico that a peptllon has boon fllod erator. ' Miss Fern Watts resigned her po sition at tho H. A. Brooks studio yes terday. (SEAL) WM. tho Osgood bridgo ovor tho South Platto Rlvor, south of North Platto, located In West Half (W&) of Sec tions Four (4) and Nino (9). Town- l. IH .-mu W. o, ... ..l Viu;, iiiB ijuilvou;, - -t,nl,r rf Mm l,,af will nn.l on. T, nr. TJnl.i.1,.1- l.rlilrrn n vnr I 14 1 1. ..... V,. ..,. H. 1 ,11 lVBUllllu.il. ui oua.u u.iwiu, utvuiiouu, "l" il. ",l.-V'r. " ' Tr7. . r'i "ll Z rir and the appointment ot Anna O'Haro Dr. Mnnm nf Gothonburc transacted , .-i 5.Hn Timi,iv. i,i ',... u i.... i ns Executrix of said Estate under t w Oliuy, luuucu uci-'tuii .vv.v... . ....... j , unvu un oumuu uubnvuu out- .. ...Ill ,l,n1, Una linnti .ni fni' linnl- professional business In the city Tues- -eight (28) anjl Twenty-nine (29,) and tlons Thlrty-flvo (35) and Thirty-six A,"Ht 9 1921 at 10 day Tiurty-two isz- anu i iiuiy-inruo ao, i$o;, lownsnip li, luiugo au ana oec- ": " " . Miss Tholma Frater has resumed .,., fx- wnt nf tim r.th p. tho ha. iinniro :m .n wa nf m. m, i Rated July 15, 1021. duties at tho depot, as second trick op- North River bridgo ovor tho North I M.; tho Maxwoll bridgo across the Platto River norm or iNorui rinue, ii'iatio itivcr, locate 1 tlirougli Sec locateH In East Half (EMj) of Sec- Hons Twonty-olght (28). Thlrtv-tWo tion Twenty-eight (28), Township (32), Thirty-threo (33), Township 13, Hon gland '& Carr. Attys. Fourteen (14). Range Tlilrty (3U) Range 28, and Soctlon Six (0). Town- LEGAL NOTICE West of tho Gth P. M.; the Osgood ship 12, Run go 28, all West of tho Gth To all persons luteresteU In tho es- D.l,l C.MlIlt Tlllttn Plini- I T Af . 11m Ttn,1.. lirl1m nnrr.ua ll.ol ,r.ln nt T7tw1n1nll Tlinnnl ilnnnnaOfl l. . .... .il 1)1 11IKU UV(J. WIU ...vvi I . ..... ,iu .'.t.UV u. ,l.luno illU I LULU UL .VUUVII'M uv.". Mr. ni-ji Mrs. 1 nomas AXieu speiu .. f vorth pinjtt,J locafd In Platto Rlvor located throuch Sections You nro horobv notified that on the Wednesday In Kearney visiting with -Vost Half (WV&) ot Sections Four Elovon (11), Fourteen (14), Fifteen Gth day of July, 1921, Mark. L. Smith, friends, Harry Young of Fremont transacted business In tho city Tuesday and Wed nesday Mrs. Dorothy Cook and daughter left H. C. WOODHURST, County Judge. SPECIAL At Eshleman's Feed Store, 310 East Front Street, a branch of the Hershey Flour Mill where the wheat grower, and consumer can get good bargains. Go to your nearest mar ket and ask what you can get for your wheat, and then go to your merchant and ask what he will take for seven or eight hundred pounds of flour; or come to our store and gel 39 pounds of flour for one bushel of wheat that will test 58 or better and no smut; and 20 bushels of wheat will get you 14 sacks and 8 pounds of flour. So just figure out how much flour you could get if you sold your wheat and bought your flour of the merchant. "Wholesale price to ev eryone, 10 sack lots $1.80 per sack, single sacks $1.95. We always aim to please. Phone 175 L. W. Frank Dowhower, Mgr. f41 nn,i Nino (9). Township Thirteen (15). Twenty-two (22). Twonty-thrco Administrator of tho ostato of Ru (13), Range Thirty (30) west or uio (23), Twenty-six (20) and Twenty- dolph Thanol, deceased, ana ono ot Gth P. M.; tho Lincoln Highway soven (27), Township 12, Rango 27 tho Idefondants In the action brought brftlge over tho North Platte Rlvor, West ot the Gth P. M all of said by George H. Smith to foreclose a enst or Norm riaue, locaieu on sou- images noing locnied m saiu county, mortgage upon uio roni csiaio owneu tlon lines between Section Thirty-five Sec. 2. That at said election the by uid estate, filed his answer and 1151 nml Tlili-tv-nlx (30). TOWllRhill fnllnwtiiL' mioRtlnn nhnll 1m milmilf lr.1 1 rrnuu.nntlf Inn In an Id foreclosure - Wednesday for ColumbUB to visit with Fourleon (14), Rango Thirty (30), and to the electors of tho County nnM proceedings, and In his cross-potltlon friends. ' Section Ono (1) and Two (2), Town- printed upon tho ballots to be used prays for a license to soil Lots 1 and TiTtoa in,iva n,i tta1,i nir,i Bnpnt ship Thirteen (13), Rango TMrty(.w, thereat, to-wlt; 2 of Section 7 and Uie W or tue Miss Gladys and Holon Bird spent p ,f M .,,.. T ,,.. ,,....... xr,...i. av.u nf snnfim. n TnwnHhln 10. Wednesday In Ogallala visiting with woli bridgo across tho Platto Rlvc, iHS.J0 and sell tho negotiable' bonds of I Rango 27 Wost of tho Cth P. M. for tho frlonds. " - locatod through Soctlon Twonty-olght t.0 county, to bo styled and know as payment ot debts nllowod against said vrwi qi,li.iir,l rfitnmod to I ona (2 Thirty-two (32). Ihlrty-tlireo internal Improvement bonds of Lin- ostato and allowances nnd costs or Frwl SUIWarU returned to lona TnwnHhln Thirteen '(13). Ranco i., n v4i.vn i .inminn. niiministratlon. nllochiK that there Is Wednesday after transacting, buslness Uiwenty.oigut (28), anU Section Six Lions of $1000.00 each 'and numborod not a sufficient amount ot porsonul in tho city. (G). Township Twelvo (12), "nnso from l to 105 Incluslv.o In tho sum of property on tho possession or saiu , Rl half-nrlco salo of combs nnJ Twenty-eight (28), ail west oi i . $icr,,000.00, to bear Interest at six Marlc U Smitn, Aumin sirator, to pay Bit, nlI-Pr c Ba' 01 co1"6 ' cth P. M.; tho Brady bridgo across the (0) por cent per ftnuin. paynblo said debts, nnd prays that tho moneys hair goods Friday ami Saturday at tue piatto nlvori located through Sections Roml-annually, and $16,500.00 of such dorlved from the salo ot said proper Stylo Shop. Elovon (11), Fourteen (14), Flftoon bond Ibsuo to become duo and paynblo ty to bo first npplled to tho payment of n.n n,ifr n,i M.hin iind Twonty-two (22). Twenty-three tca(10)years from the dnto.of thols Is- said debts and allowances and if in- ------- -- W), Twenty-six iso- nnu i wuiiij- guq ,,, jio.GOO.OO ot such Issue to bo- sumcient to pay nu oi sum uuuw, Ino spent Wednesday in Gothenburt; Boven (21), Township Twelvo (12), C0II10 duo and payablo each year after lowances nnd the mortgage which Uio visiting friends. Rango Twonty-sdvon (27), wost or Bart ton (10) year period until nil aro plaintiff George 11. am tn is rore- Aiuc rnrPn,inn of GothcnburE Is lh0 0111 w- Imve "00n paid; tho said bonds to bo Issued Tor closing, tneu tnni uio ummco ih Miss Carscaiion or uotnennuig is cvfrnmn rich wntor caiiBed hy t. .'... At t m. rnir L-n.ni nntntn nf tho said ostato. being on-Bpeclal duty at the Gonornl IIos- noodfl in tho North nnd South Platto conatructlon or reconstruction ot tho Lots 6 nnd 7 and tho at tho pltal this week. Rivers during tho month of Juno, 1921, f0UowiuK describe)! bridges In said SW4 of sa(l Soctlon 0, bo sold and AtlB Eelo Davis of ChlcaKo arrlvol 10 sucu nn oxieni umi 1 , y , v V " ' County, Including tho approaches tnnt tne wiuowh nomesioim .mo... MISS liglO U.IVIS oi viuuiku rivuj . nnnHntm hv tho Board .i . i... i. ni..i..rnn,i un-hn anl.l niinrlnr lift decreed and set Wodnesday to visit at tho homo of net ot County Commjsslonors of Lincoln ctnct bridgo ovor tho North Platto asldo to her out ot tho proceodB of undo J. a. stono, uounty. anu; . River north of Sutherland, between said saie. MrB n M rjienenson returned to WHEREAS, It Is nocosBary for tlio sections lines 4 and 5. and 8 and 9, WIIBREPQN It Is ordered mat aii MrH. B. M. DicKcnson returned ui C()Un ropaIr, construct or rocon- T-wn-i,!,, 14 .nnntro 33 Wost of tho Gth persons Interested In BaW ostato ap- hor homo In Maxwoll Wednesday artoi Btruct flajd bridges and approaches p m 'tho South Platto bridgo ovor tho pear borore mo at Chambers In tho Bhopplng In tho city. Immediately so as not to seriously In- South' piatto nivor, south of Suther- city of Sidney In Choyonno County In Aiifl Pdna Moeck of SL Joe Mo ar- convenionco uio puu 10 .u. 1 uu i land, locate on north nnd south con- this judicial uistnci u. uiu Miss kdna woecK or ot, joe, mo,, ar . , f . . now , ,.,n.vnaUtn 14 nf Rnntnmhnr. 1921. at tho hour of 10 rived last evening to visit at tho homo standing, make all of tho bridges m.nK0 33 w08t of the'oth P. M.; the A. M. to show causo, If any there be or Jirs. l'ranic uiuou. passaoio nnu buuj iui iiivui, um , Horshoy bridgo ovor tho Norm t'lnuo wny a nconso hhuuiu m uo ". Mrs John Fredrickson of Denver WHEREAS, thoro aro no iunis n ,llvor norU, ,)f Horshoy. locatod on to said Mark L. Smith. Administrator, ."Mrs. JOIIII lTeariCKBun Ol ueiwi.. .. fpnnam.v nf Min Pnnn v nvnilahlo n,...... .... '.i o ,..i n oli in,l nllnw In lin Rnlil SO much returned to hor homo Wednesday arter fQr glll(l ,)Uri,0B0 a,,(1 the snld amount 9 -rownshlp 14, RangO 32 Wost of the of tho abovo described real estato of visiting local friends. Ib far in oxcess of tho ordinary rovo- c'th p . u,,, Rostwlck bridgo over said Rudolph Thanol, docoasod, as A number of members of tho Yeo- M derived from taxnuon ami me tl 8oUth pIntt0 Rlvo,. fi0tll of Her- shall bo noccssarr to pap tno amivo man lodgo attended a soclul given In mmi to defray tho said cost, nnd; 29 and 32 nnd 33, Township 14, Range J. L. TEWELL. Sutherland last evening. ;wHBRKASj, tho JJoaiy or county 32 wes 0 tho Gth P. M.j tho North' Judge or tno uistnci v.ouri-