THE NORTH PLATTE SKMI-WEMKLY TRIDUNI8
HARLEY GAT US WEDS ONE OF
CIIKYIWNK'S HOST POPULAR
GIRLS
Tho following 13 clipped from yo3
torday'a Wyoming Stato Trlbuno and
Choy'onno Stato Loador:
A quiet but lmprosalvo wedding
took place at C o'clock this morning,
unltlns In mnrrlago two of Cliey-
enne'a most popular 'young people,'
WjlsB Irmn J. Corcoran, nnd Henry j
Harloy Gates. Tho mat lingo wna col-t
emnized In tho chapol of St Mary's
cathedral In tho preaonco. of rolatlvrs
and cloao friends only, Uio Rov.
James Hartman, rector of tho pariah,
officiating. Mrs. Edward J. Shoahan,
tho formor Miss Claro Corcoran, a
lstor of tho brldo, was hor only at
tendant, whilo Edward J. Sheahon
was Mr. Gates' host man. Tho brldo
was born and reared In Choyortno,
and is tho daughter of Mrs. Josephine
Corcoran of this city, and nioco of
Miss Nan O'Nolll, with whom sho has
mado hor Jiomo slnco childhood. Sho
wan graduated from tho Convent of:
tho Holy Child Jesus in tho class of
3 916, and slnco flnshii.g school has
hold a responsible position with the
tolegrnph dopartmont of tho Union
Pacific. Tho formor Miss Corcoran
is a beautiful young woman with ex
ceptional charm and personality. Her
wedding dross was a tt availing frock
of brown Moyuseno heavily embroid
ered in wool, and with trimmings of
boavor. With this was worn a be
coming spring hat Sho woro a cor
sRgo of pink ro30 buds, sweet poas
and lilies of tho valley mingled with
fernory. Mrs. Shcahan, tho attend
ant, was attired in a tailored suit of
brown and carried pink roso buds and
lilies of tho valloy. Mr. Gates caino
from North Platto whero his mother
and brother now rcsldo , and is em
ployed in maintenance of way depart
ment of tho Union Pacific. Immedi
ately following tho wedding cere
mony, Mr. and Mrs. Gates left for a
honeymoon which will Include visits
in Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis and
Now Orleans. They will attend Mardl
Gras in Now Orleans. From Kansas
City, tho nowlyweds will travel south
as guo?ls of Mrs. Gates uncle, Wr. J.
O'Neill, general superintendent o
tho Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad, going as special guests of
Mr. O'Neill In his private car, Mr.
and Mr3. Gates will be at homo to
their friends aftor April 1, at C07
East Lincoln Highway.
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IIADDA PETERSON JOHNSON
Mrs. Johnson wns born March 3,
1838 in Sweden and died at the homo
of her son, ' Hormun Johnson, just
south of North Platte, on February
1G, at tho ago of 85 years, 11 months
and 8 days. Her death was not un
expected as she has been a sufferer
from inflamatory rhoumatsm for a
number of years. She grew to wo
manhood in Sweden and in 1SG1 she
married Johanes Johnson. To this
union were born seven chldrcn, four
of whom died In Infancy. In tha
spring of 18S2 tho father died and in
tho fall the oldest son, John, emi
grated to. tho United States. Several
years later Mrs. Johnson and her
sons, James and Herman, camo to
this country, reaching North Platto
on Juno 5, 1888. They took a home
stead about nlno miles southeast of
horo and Mrs. Johnson has lived there
conslnuously for nlmost 35 years.
Only ono son is left to rovoro her
memory. Other near relatives are
two daughters-in-law, eight grand
children, threa grcat-gr'andchfldreu,
one sister, Mrs. Anna S. Carlson of
this city, and one brother, Frod Pot
eraon of Ashland, Wis. i
At tho ago of 16 she was confirmed
in tho Lutheran church and has al
ways lived a Christian llfo, her Blblo
and .hymn book being hor dally com
panions. Tho funeral Bervlces wore hold on
' Sunday afternoon, Fobrujary 19, at
2:30 from tho Pleasant VI ow school
house on Jack Morrow flats, and woro
in charge of Rov. C. F. Koch, pastor
of tho Frist Evangelical Lutheran
church of North Platte. A choir sang
"Ncaror My God to Thoo" and
"Asleep In Jesus." Tho pall bearers
wero Messrs. John Duckloy, William
Buckley. John Sandall, and Charles
Sandall. J. O. Anderson and C. F.
Erickson. Interment was mado in
tho Miriam cemetery. A largo cro-vd
of nolghors and friends attended tha
funeral.
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Dfcon Optical Co., glasses fitted.
DELL BROWNFIKLD
Form and Lho Stock
AUCTIONEEB
Ttlephon 74 Ilorsboy, Iff.
Ed Kierig,
Auctioneer.
General Farm Sales A Specialty, tXu
Real Kstato. Reference aad Dat
Flrut National Daak.
North Platte, Nebraska.
Constitution nnd Rylnws
of tho
Student Council of tho
North i'lntto High School
Article 1 Purpose.
In order to conduct school ac
tivities, to dovolop cooporatlon bo
tweon tho studont body nnd tho fac
ulty, to foster tho sontlmont for law
and ordor nnd to promoto tho gonora!
welfaro of tho school, this constitu
tion has beon adopted by tho Student
Council and representatives of tho
faculty.
Artlclo 2 Membership.
Section 1. Membership In tho Stu
dont Council shall consist of soven
monibors from tho school at largo, tJ
servo for a term of ono year.
Section 2. In addition, each major
organization In tho school shall bo
ri':re.'.onted In tho Council by a mem
ber eiocted by that organization.
Section 3. Tho faculty shall havo
tho power to dccldo which organiza
tions aro major or minor.
Artlclo 8 Election of Members.
Soctlon 1. Election of mombors of
Studont Council shall 4nko placo
within four weeks after tho oponlng
of school In Soptomber.
Soctlon 2. At east twonty-ono mom
bors of tho school shall bo nominate?
by tho student body.
Section -3. Seven members shall bo
oloctod by tho school at largo by bal
lot from tho twehty-ono nominees.
Section 4. Eloctlon shall not tako
placo loss than threo nor more than
flvo days aftor tho nominations hayj
been made.
Soctlon 5. Ballots shall bo counto l
under tho direction of tho faculty
representative.
Artlclo 4 Officers.
Section 1. Tho officers of tho Stu
dent Council shall bo a president,
vice president and n socrotary. Tho
princlpnl shall act as treasurer.
SocMqii 2. Theso officers sha.ll
servo for ono year.
Artlclo 5 Election of Officers.
Soctlon 1. Officers shall bo nom
inated and elected at tho first moot
ing of tho Student Council which
shall bo held within a weok aftor tho
oloctlon of members.
Section 2. Nomination of officers
shall bo by voice or by ballot.
Section 3. Election of officers shall
bo by ballot.
Section 4. Balloting for officers
shall bo continued until by successive
elimination of tho namo receiving tho
smallest number of votes tho highest
shall havo received a majority vote.
Article C Yncnnclcs.
Soctlon 1. All vacancies on the
Council shall bo filled by special elec
tion from tho organization whoso rep
resentative 1ms left tho council.
Section 2. Special elections shall
1 e conducted in the same mannor 'is
regular elections.
Arlicle 7 Time of Sessions.
Section 1. Tho Student Council
shall meet in regular session at least
onco in every two weeks.
Peftion 2. Spocinl sessions may Le
called when tho occasion demands.
Artlclo 8 Rules of Procedure.
Soctlon 1. Tho Student Council
'all havo power to adopt by-laws
and rules of procedure.
Article 0 Quorum.
Section 1. Threo-fourths of tho
mombors of tho Student Council shall
constituto a quorum
Artlclo 10 Sonrco of Power.
Section 1. Slnco tho principal and
tho faculty aro directly responalblo
to tho Superintendent and tho Board
Fordson Tractor! Cultapacker
$395 f .o.b. Factory $56 f ,o.b. Factory
It it
Put this packer on your wheat as soon as
frost is out of ground and increase yield 5
bushels per acre.
CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES
Hendy-Ogier Auto Co.,
Ford and FordGongSales and Service.
PHONE 34
of Education for tho welfaro of tho
sohool, it is expressly understood thnt
all studont powors, herein set forth
aro dologatcd by tho principal and
tho faculty and may bo rovoked by
them at any tlmo.
Artlclo 11 Special Powers.
Soctlon 1. A commlttoo on studont
activities from tho Stundont Council
mny rccommond tho datos for studont
nf fairs.
Soction 2. Tho Studont Council mny
with tho approval of tho coach award
lettors for athletics.
Soction 3. Tho Council shall pro
vldo for nnd conduct assemblies.
Artlclo 12 Amendment.
Section 1. This conatltution may
bo amended by n two-thirds voto of
tho Studont Council and tho approval
of tho faculty roprosontntlvo.
Soctlon 2. Amendments must orlg
innto in tho Student Council.
Artlclo 13 Ratification.
Thl3 constitution Bhall bo effective
upon tho approval of tho School
Board and tho Superintendent nnd
tho ratification of tho principal and
tho Student' Council.
(Signed)
C. L. LITTEL, Suporlntendont,
Miss Efflo Johnson, Principal,
Claronco Wright, Prosldont,
Virginia Halston, Vlco Prosldont,
Wilber Swanson, Socrotary.
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NOTICE
Tho North Platto and Dickens
Tolophono Co. will hold Its annual
stockholders meeting at tho residence
of Carl Broedor, Friday, Febr. 24, 1922
at 2 p. m. sharp.
R'. Kunkel, Sec.
Groceteria.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT.
Eatato No. 17G5 of Bernard MUlor,
deceased, in tho County Court of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nobraska, to all per
sons interested in said Estato tako
notlco that tho oxecutor has filed v.
final account and report of his ad
ministration and a petition for final
settlement and discharge as such, and
for decree of distribution and heir
ship which havo been set for hearing
beforo said court on March 10, 1922,
at 10 o'clock A. M., when you mny
appear and contest tho same.
Dated February 9, 1922.
WM. H. C. WOODIIURST,
(Seal) County Judge.
GEO. B. DENT
Physician anil Surgeon
Special Attention Given to Snrircrj
and Obstetrics
Office Building & Loan Building
Phono: Office ISO. Residence U'
Office phono 241. Ros. phone 21?
L. C. DJIOST,
Osteopathic 1'iiyslcJnn
.North Plntte, Nebraske
Knights of Columbus Building
NOTICE OF SALE OF COLLATERAL
SECURITY
Notlco Is hereby given that by vir
tue of a collateral noto dated Sep
tember 24, 1921 for tho paymont of
tho Bum of Five Thousand Five Hun-
It
L. & S.
drod (f 5,500.00) Dollars on Decern Hons Intorostcd In snld Estate takoj Said specifications shall bo furnlah
bur 24, 1921 with Interest at tho r.(e notlco thnt n potltlon hna b&cn filed od to Paving Contractors only, upon
of 10 por cont per annum nftor duo, ( for tho pfobato of tho will of said applications to tho City Clork for a
ami payable to MoDonald Stato Bank, doconsotl, and for tho appointment of 'fee of Flvo Dollars; said amount to
North Plntte, Nobraakn, and made I. H. Mohlmnnn its Administrator bo returned when plans and spoclflca
executod and delivered by II. L. Pen-, with tho Will Annoxod of said Es-tIons aro returned to City Clerk.
' nlngton, undor nnd by virtue of" said
collntornl noto, capital stock cortifl-
catoa of Tho Lcypoldt & Pennington
Company of North Plntte, Nobrnska,
In tho total amount of Ton Thousand
, ($10,000.00) Dollars, represented by
Its certificates No. 8 for fifty (50)
I aharos and No. 9 for fifty (500 shares,
i tho par valuo of each sharo of which
jls Ono Hundred ($100.00) Dollars,
, onch certlflcato bearing date October
1 20, 1919, executed by tho Prosldent
and Socrotary of said Tho Lcypoldt
& Ponnlngton Company of North
Platto, Nobraska, having beon pledged
as security for tho payment of said
noto and actually delivered to said
McDonald Stato Bank by said H. L.
Ponnlngton, nnd assigned by said H.
L. Ponnlnaton In blank nnd now in
tho possession of said McDonnld Stato
Bank, Nrth Platto, Nobraska, nnd
dofault hnvlng beon made In tho pay
ment of tho amount duo upon snld
note, and no Bult or other proceeding
at law having boon instituted to ro
cover said dobt or any part thereof
thcroforo, Baid McDonald Stato Ba.ik
of North Platto, Nebraska, will sell
tho property In said collateral noto
described, viz: Capital Stock Certifi
cate of Tho Loypoldt & Ponnlngton
Company of North Platto, Nobraska,
represented by Certlflcato No 8 for
fifty (50) shares, and represented by
Certificate No 9 for fifty (50) sharoB.
each of tho par valuo of Ono Hun
dred ($100.00) Dollars, each cortlfl
cato hearing dato of October 20, 1919
executed by tho Prosldont and Sopro-
( tnry of tho said Tho Loypoldt & Pen
, nlngton Company, North Platto, No
braska, nnd Issued to said H. L. Pon
nlngton at public auction at tho bank
ing house of McDonald Stato Bank,
North Platto, Lincoln County, Nebras
ka, on tho 28th dny of February, 1922
at tho hour of 2 o'clock P. M. of said
day.
Dated this 4th day of Fobruary,
1922.
MCDONALD STATE BANK.
By W. IT. McDonald, Its Prcaldont
NOTICE OF PETITION
Boolor, Crosby & Baaklna.
Estato No.
of Jano James, de
ceased, in tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nobraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska. To nil por-
hippin
hi
They are made of tough, heavy paper with a round
hole near one end. The hole is reinlorced to keep a
string from tearing out. They are tied on bundles,
bales and packages of all kinds. We print your
name and address and your business and leave a
space for you to address. The prices are reasonable.
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The North Platte
tnto, which has beon sot for henrlng
horoln on Mnrch 3rd, 1022, at 10
. o'clock a. m.
Dated February 2, 1922.
(Seal) WM. H. O. WOODIIURST,
County Judge.
NOTICE TO
PAVING
ORS.
CONTRACT-;
Notlco Is horoby given that th
Mayor and Council of tho City of North
Platto, Npbraska, will rocolvo bids To Clydo M- Trotter, and all por
for paving, curbing nnd other street sons bnvlng or claiming nny lntorost
Improvements In Paving District Nos.
3, 4, 5 nnd 0 In said City according
to plans and specifications adopted
and now on fllo In tho offlco of tht
City Clork of said City.
Said bids to covor tho following
type3 of pnvonjont, Vortical Fibra commoncou nn action against you and
Brick, Asphnltio Concrete Sheet An-1 each of you In tho District Court of
phnlt, Rolnforccd Concrcto and War- Lincoln County, Nobraska, on Janu
ronlto Blthulithlc, j nry 30, 1922, tho objoct and prayer
Tho Engineer's cstimnto on tha of tho potltlon filed theroln, being to
cost of paving said four district
comprising approximately 70,004
squaro yards Is as follows:
Warronlto Bltullthlo
Straight curb $ .85 por ft,
Concrcto drain box 1.35 por ft.
Concroto tiling .55 por ft.
Grading nnd finish
ing .05 por cu. yd.
Vortical Flbro Brick
on 5" Cone, bnso 3.90 por aq. yd.
Asphaltlo Concroto
on 5" Cone, baso 2.90 por bt yd.
Shcop Asphalt on 5"
Cone, bnso 3.05 per ,aq
yd.
Rolnforcod Concroto 2.80 por oq. yd.
Warronlto Bltullthlo
on G" Cone, baso 3.35 por Bq. yd.
Fir hoadora and
posts completo .SO per ft.
Bids must bo on fllo with Ufa City
Clork on or boforo eight o'clock P.
M. of Fobruary 24th, 1922 at which
time they will bo openod boforo tho
Council.
Thoy must bo mado on tho pro
posals in tho specifications filling
but ono propoanl for each district
eoparatoly and ono proposal covering
tho four districts If nwardod togeth
er. Tho proposals must not bo detached
from tho specifications and must bo
accompanied by a certified check pay
ablo to tho City Treasurer for on
amount equal to threo por cont of the
bid made.
WE PRINT
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Tho Mayor ilhd Council rosorvo tho
right to reject any or all bids.
By ordor of tho City Council
of
North Plntte, Nobi .akn.
February 7th, 1922.
E. II. EVANS,
(Seal) Mayor.
O. E. ELDER, City Clork.
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LEGAL NOTICE
In Lot Ton (10) of Block Two (2) of
Rtvordalo Addition to tho City of North
Platto, Lincoln County, Nebraska,
real names unknown.
You and onch of you aro horoby
notified that Anna Voss ns, plaintiff.
Quiet titlo In tho plaintiff, Anna Voss,
I tn nil rvf T V 1 n TIIa.I. m..-.
lis llll V L A VII 1V J l U1UUIV 1 IT U
(2) of Rlvordnlo Addition to tho City
of North Plntte, Lincoln County, Ne
braska, ngnlnst any lnteroat3 in, right
or titlo to, or lion "upon said proporty,
of any of tho dofondnnts In said ac
tion; to bar tho dofendants and onch
of thorn from nil lntorosts in, rig'-' 3,
or title to, or Hon upon said prop fy
and to enjoin said dofondants id
each of them from over claiming ir
nasortlntr nnv lntorcsts in. rlchts. ir
' titlo to, or Hon upon said real est 'o.
You nro required to answer said po
tltlon on or boforo tho 13th day of
March, 1922.
ANNA VOSS, Plaintiff.
By WM. E. SHUMAN, Hor Attornoy.
The Farmer's Auctioneer
H. $L Johansen,
North Platte, Nebraska.
Phone 783F3
For thoso who do not havo enough
stock or machinery for a general
farm anlu, I am located so I can hold
a combination aale nt North Platto
or nt tho Falrvlew dairy 1 miles
west of town. I havo nlwayo got
enough stock or machinery Hated with
mo so wo can hold a combination Bale
any tlmo.
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