Nebraska Newspapers

    THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
WANT RETT Bit STREET LIGHTING
Quite a number of residents, Including
sonic who live in the Fourth Wurd, havo sug
gested that the Chamber of Commcrco use its in
fluonco in an offort to secure a better street
lighting system. Whilo candor compels all to
admit that our lighting system is much inferior
to that of the average Nebraska town, yet it is a
problem how, under present conditions, im
provement is possible.
The state law fixes the maximum number
of mills that can bo levied for street lighting
and that maximum has been levied for a num
ber of years past with the result that the
funds obtained have only been sufficient
to maintain the system as it now exists. The
question therefore arises in what manner can
funds bo obtained to pay for the increased elec
tric current which an improved lighting system
would demand?
In many Nebraska instances the reason why
towns have well lighted streets is because the
Street lights are supplied from a municipally
owned plant and the cost of operation is not re
stricted to a certain levy of taxes.
It is probable that some day the people of
North Platte will decide to combine a power
plant for street lighting with the water plant
STREET PAVING
People generally are bemoaning business
and labor conditions, and are wondering when
a more visible upward trend will come, and yet
as an individual or as a community, how can we
expect Improved conditions If wo do not assist
in bringing about the desired end? Certainly we
must do our part, for it would be selfish and un
fair for North Platte to hang back and depend
upon other communities to do those things
which will bring about better conditions.. Tak
ing thiB as the proper view, North Platte can
certainly be, and will bo, commended for pro
ceeding with its paving improvements, thus giv
ing employment in its construction, and to some
extent increasing demand for labor at the plants
where the'necessary material is manufactured.
If every town or city will spend as much pro
portionally in a public improvement way within
the next three or four months as will North
Platte, the ranks of the unemployed will bo won
derfully reduced and business conditions won
derfully, improved.
North Platte has taken the right step.
IMPROVING WELLEIjEET ROAR
During the past ten days a gang of men and
nmi then we can have a brilliantly lighted city.; teams have been working on tho Thoelecke hill
Until such a time, however, wo cannot hope tor
much of an improvement in our ktroet lighting
system.
INCREASE IN SCHOOL TAXES
In 1908 there were 1,1(56 children of school
ago in tho North Platte school district and tho
total tax levied that year for their education was
$19,451, or an average of $16.68 per pupil. In
1921 wo taxed ourselves $154,036 for educating
the 2,553 children of school ago, or Yin avorago
of $63-35 per child; During those fourteen years
the yearly cost of conducting tho schools has
increased nearly 800 per cent, the school popula
tion has increased 110 per cent and the cost per
pupil nearly 400 per cent.
FINANCES
Subscriptions to the Chamber of Com
nlerco 1922 Budget up to March 1st totaled $6,
253, with several business men yet to respond
with subscriptions that may run the total to $6,
500, or $1,000 less than last year- Expenditures
for February wore $491.29 including $160 turned
over to tho South Side Survey Association. Bank
balance has dropped to less than $300, but sub
scriptions totaling $1,500 are duo April 1st. nnd
it is hoped that these win do paiu promptly.
on tho Wollfleot road, and as now proposed by
the county commissioners we will have a new
route to Wellfleet boforo next fall. It is the in
tention of tho commissioners to abandon the
present trail through the sandhills and lay out
practically a new route the greater part of the
way between the Montague ranch and Wellfleet.
Tho McCook and Maywood people insist that the
proposed state aid road between Oberlin, Kan.,
and North Platte, shall not be routed via Well-
fleet and upon this proposition there has been a
"locking of horns." The commissioners feel, and
rightly bo, that Wellfleet is a Lincoln county
town and is entitled to more consideration than
villages outside the county.
HIDS FOR ICE HOUSES
At least two bids for the group of big ice
houses owned by the Union Pacific company
wero filed by local parties. One of these bid
ders made an offer with the purpose of dispos
Ing of tho lumber to farmers and others; the
other party would like to use at least several of
the buildings for storage purpooses if consent
to allow tho buildings to stand can be secured.
It is understood, however, that on account of the
fire hazard the company wants the buildings
torn down.
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INFORMATION A1J0UT
TUltAL SUBJECTS
AGItlCUL-FROM
will also report tho number nnd kind
of weed seed present. Buying by
(samples that are sent early enough
to have tliom analyzed 1b best. Don't
try to got n bargain In low grade
Booda. Tho hlghor grades aro usually
tho cheapest In tho end.
FARMERS
Erd Kierig,
Auctioneer.
Gtmerul Farm Sales A Specialty, aim
Real Estate. References and Dal'
First Natlonnl Hank.
North Platte, Nebraska.
DR. L. A. SUAVELY
DENTIST
X-Rny Diagnosis Oxygen nnd
Annthcsla. . t
Over Union Stato Bank.
I'liono 29G.
DELI, BROWN FIELD .
Fn nn nnd Lho Stock
AUCTIONEER
Tclepliono 71 Ilorshoy, Nob.
GEO. 13. DENT
Physician nnd Surgeon
Special Attention Given to Surgery
nnd Obstetrics
Office Building & Loan Building
Phono: Officii 130. Resldenco 111
OHlce phone 241. Res. phono 21"
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician
North Platte, Nebraski
Knights of Columbus Building
DERRVBEERY & FOItBES.
Licensed Embalmers
Undertaken nnd Funeral Director!
Day I'liono 41
Night Phone lllnck 588
NOTICE OP FINAL REPORT.
Estate No. 1849 of Mary Stella ShoJly,
doceasod, In tho County Court of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, to all per
sons Interested In said Estate take
notlco that tho Adtnlnlstator Imb
filed a final account and roport of
his administration and a petition foi
final settlement and discharge as
such, Administrator, which havo boon.
set for hearing before said court on
March 28, 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
when you may appear and contest the
same.
Dated March 0, 1922.
mi. II. C. WOODHURST.
(Seal) ' . - County Judgo.
W. T. PJtlTCHAItD
Gradualo Veterinarian
Ex-Government Veterinarian and ex
assistant doputy Stato Veterinarian
Hospital 315 South Vine Street Hoi
pital Phone 633, Houno Phono 633. -
TRY McKAIN'S CAFE
Fresh Lino of
MEATS AND GROCERIES
103 E. Gth St.
GEO. McKAIN, Prop.
DR. HAROLD FENNER
Osteopath
OVER HIRSCHFELD'B
Office Phone 333 Rei. Phone 102
RELIABLE SOURCES
Four and ono-half pounds ot
prncklngs to ono can of lyo. DIsolvo
I in throo quarts boiling water In a
! largo granlto dlshpan. Add crackling
land boil until good soap tost Is ob
it usod to bo rooommonded Untuned, Timo varies from ono to
swoot clover bo seeded In tho winter thrco hours. (Frequently ono hour is
on a light anow or oarly enough to aufflclont to glvo a soap, test, but 1:
bo covorod by tho freezing and thaw- Bi10Ui,j bo boiled at least ono and one
ing ot tho soil. Exporlonco has shown, mjf hours.) Put a small nmount of
however, that swoot clovor will do tn0 j)0ing nilxturo In a glass, add
bettor and a stand Is moro certain II ftn 0(iuili amount ot hot wntor. Stir.
t Is hnndlod llko a "clvlllzod" crop. If tho nm98 uooomcB uu0 Btratnod
The Hoed bod shou'd bo woll propared, honoy, ami if t,ho dip threads oft In
just as for alfalfa, and from f lfteo.i ( mlra, wo any that soap has como. It
to olKhtoon pounds sown porncro. On jB n BOq pian to lot n llttlo of this .
rough lands or In draws and croulc mixturo hnrdon In a sauco dish. Touch
UUWlUWl" UUUIMHIilVO lb .11 lllll..v UL niv VUllMV .v ..... ,
If a sharp blty tasto is
thoro it ndicatos tho presence of
Wo wold all kinds of parts for all
kinds of machinory. Work guaran
teed and prices reasonable. Fonnorly
S. & R. Repair Shop, locatod one
block wcBt and onc-linlt block norlh
of post oflco. Murphy's Woldlng"and
Ropalr Shop.
raws
WM. WALDORF,
Tinner.
MakeB or repairs anything made of
tin or sheet metal.
510 Locust. Under General Hospital.
Offico 340 HonsoU?
DR. W. I. SHAFFER
Osteopath Physician
Over tho Oasis. North Platte
work up a scon lieu. in bucii PK-M mixturo,
stands ot swoot clovor can often bo
recurod by. broadcasting tho seed in
March. Seed may also bo scattorod
over pastures and harrowed, or dlscoc
lightly. In tho favorablo parts ot Ne
braska, awcot clovor can bo Boedod on
Winter wheat and harrowed In. It can
also bo.Hodod with oats or barloy us
early its tho BOason will permit. A
Gate county farmer vocontly roiimrU
od that in seeding alfatfa ho propared
a good sood bod and was all roady t
seoil, thon started In and worked li
down all ovr again. This Is abo goo I
froo lyo. Mak other tests at succeed
ing intorvals until In tho hardonod
samplo no tasto- ot frco lyo Is pies
Oiit. Tho soap Is now, ready to blend
Rcmovo from tho flro and add about
six quartB of lukowarm waler grad
itally, stirring nil tho timo. Add ono
half cup ammonia nnd two T. borax.
When tho wholo masB becomes llko
strained houoy with nil tho dark lyo
wator at the bottom nnd tho fatty
substance on tho surface comblnod
nro blondcd together, tho soap is
advlco for swoot clovor and otlu'i' j ,jon0i Tn0 gonp nmy no molded in tho
small grass and logumo soods. A good t ,nBhpnn w.horo niado or after It has
firm well packed seed bod means a
stand if tho woalhor man la at all
agreeable. Tho Agricultural College
has Bovoral circulars nnd'hullotliiH on
socdlng and growing swoot clovor.
ThU Is tho season ot tho groat na
. tionnl gumo of looking through the
illustrated sood catalogues for tho
coming yoar's soed supply. Much
worry and loss can bo avoided by
keeping In mind sovoral fundamental
points, says tho Agricultural collogo.
First, is tlm flood truo to namo7 In
many Instanooe, one varloty can not
bo told by the sood from another sim
ilar varloty In othor cnBcs seed sam
pioa will toll tho variety. Buying
from a, r,el!ablo sood house or from
your neighbor whoso crop you know
.'hvtho best guarantee ot sood being
truo to nnmo. Second, will it groow?
Why plant old Bood of low vitality
that may glvo but half a Btnnd? Tho
etnto soed analyst locatod nt tho Cap
ital building, Lincoln, will make i
Korminatloa and purity tost frco of
charge. Third, how many and what
kinds of wocu tsooair uoos u cuuwuui
It is a lot easier to keep out noxious
woods than to oradlcato thorn, onco
thoy nro established. Did you over
try to got rid ot a patch of cannnian
thistles, nmall flowered morning gior
ics or alfalfa dodder? Tho Bood nnayst
(hlckonod up considerably but is
still thin enough to pour, it may bo
poured Into wooden boxos without
daugor of loss through tho cracks
Uso only granlto or iron utensils in
which to mnko soap and a granlto
spoon or stlckfor stirring. Othorwiso
thoro Is dangor of discoloration.
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES FOR LIN
COLN COUNTY FOR YEAR' 1922.
General fund $75,000.00
County roads 40,000.00
County bridge 50,000.00
County Agrlculturo society - 2,000.00
Farm Bureau 4,475.00
Special Bridge Precinct LotIos.
Osgood brldgo Precinct $1,600.00
South Platte Precinct 1,500.00
BIrdwood bridge Proclnct 2,500.00
Platto bridgo Precinct 2,000.00
Bostwick brldgo Proclnct 500.00
Horshey bridgo Proclnct 700.0C
East Platto bridgo Precinct 2,000.00
School District Bond Levies.
Disk No.
$25,000.00
' 2,500.00
300.00
300.00
500.00
500.00
NOTICE
Notice is hereby givon that tho un-dorsi-nod
will on Wednesday, March
29, 1922, at 2:00 o'clock P. M. sell at
pubic auction, to tho highest bidder,
for cash, at tho front door of tho Im
nlomont Store of Derryberry atio
Forbes Implement Company, at 409
Locust Street, In the city of North
Platte, County of Lincoln and Stato
of Nebraska, ono second hand Mnx-
.well touring car, Manufacturers serial
number 320277, Motor number 33181o
number of cylinders four, year model
i5zi, which salo will be undor and
by virtue of a certain conditional
sales agrccmont, mado and entered
into by ono W. IC. Porter with Derry
borry and Forbes Implement Com
pany, dated May 25. 1921, and there
after assigned to Commercial Ac
ceptance Trust, tho assignee and hold
.er of said conditional sales contract,
and which conditional sales contract
was rocorded on May 2G, 1921, in tho
offices of the County Clerk of Lincom
County, Nebraska tho amount clnime'i
to bo duo thereon at tho timo of tho
first publication of tho notlco of this
salo, to-wit, March 7, 1922, being tho
sum of Six Hundred Three and 05-100
Dollars ($GQ3.05) with interest at 10
per cont per annum from and after
said date.
COMMERCIAL ACCEPTANCE
TRUST.
By Win. E. Shuman. Its Attorney.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
h
yitAIN LOAD OF MOTOR TUUOICS
TO GO WKST OVKll UNION
PACCfFIO
MRS. M. HENRY JRILFOYL
Teacher of Volco Culture
and the
Art of Singing
Res. Studio 108 W. 3rd. Phone 1147J
DR. M. B. STATES
Chiropractor
5, 0. 7 Building & Loan Building.
Office Phone 70
Res. Phone 124?
PIANO TUNING
Work Guaranteed
HOLLFY MUSIC HOUSE
Phono 115
Masonic Building nt Corner ot
Fifth and Dewey.
Notlco is hereby givon that tho ua
dorsigned have formed a Corporation
unuer tiio laws ot tho State of No
braska under tho namo and stylo of
"Tho Star," with its principal place
pi transacting its business -in tho City
of North Platto, Lincoln County, Ne
braska and tho general nature ot tho
business to be transacted being the
goneral merchandising of mens' cloth
ing, gents' furnishing goods and
othor merchandise; that tho amount
or tho capital stock is tho sum of $15.
000.00, which has been paid in by the
salo of merchandise and fixtures as
authorized by tho Bureau of Security.
Department or Trade and Commerco-
of tho State of Nebraska; that the
time ot tho commencement of busi
ness is the 2nd day of January, 1922,
and tho termination of tho corpora'
tlon. January 2, 1942, and tho high
est amount of Indebtedness to which
tho Corporation can at any timo sub
joct Itsolt is tho sum of $10,000.00;
and that tho affairs of the Corpora
tlon will bo conducted by a Board of
Directors, consisting of not less than
three porsons, nnd a President, Sec
rotary and Treasurer, tho offices of
Socrctary and Treasurer may bo hold
by ono person.
ED. J. VANDERHOOF,
EVA VANDERHOOF,
and
J. GUY SWOPE,
Incorporators.
DR. J. R. McKIRAHAW
Prnctlco Limited to Diseases oi
Women nnd Surgery
OVER REXALL DRUG STORE
Phonos Offico 127 Residence C56
A train ot forty stool nutomobllo
cars will go through North Platto
tho first ot next week, loaded with
Whlto motor trucks. Tho Bhlpmcir.
Is being mado from tho factory In
Clovoland to tho raclflo coast A
train londod with truclca moans that
some whore thoy aro getting ready to
movo b'lg crops. This Is said to be
tho largost shlpmont ot trucks over
mado on ono ordor. The timo or nr-
Ivnl hero will bo announced lntor.
:o;
EGGS FOR HATCHING
1 J. S. TWINEM M.D.
Homeopathic Physician A
Surgeon
General Prnctlco nnd
Construction Surgery
Hospital Accommodation
Platto Valley Hospital
Former Nnmo Twlnem Hospital,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBB.
OTIS R, PLATT, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
X-RAY
Diagnosis and Treatment
Calls answered Day-and Night.
Over Union Stato Bank.
.Office Phono 29GW IIouso Phono 290R
john s. annus, m. d.
Special Attention Given to
Surgery
McDonald Bank Building
Offico Phono S3 Residence St
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
1 .
7
18
21
23
31 .
37 3,500.00
47 . 100.09
55 5,000.0')
67 450.00
82 1,000,00
94 . 350.00
105 300.00
111 300.03
113 200.00
11C 200.00
119 200.00
120 200.00
12G J ' 300.00
131 350.00
132 1 500.00
133 i 500.00
Special Building Fund Lories.
Diet No.
19 200.00
33 1 $2,500 00
60 900.00
65 1,000.00-
91 I 200.00
100 300.00
130 200.00
131 200.00
132 300.00
133 300.00
The aboTo and foregoing Is a copy
of tho estimate ot expenses mado by
tho Board ot County Commissioners
for tho year 1922, at North Platte,
Nebraska, this 3rd days of February
1923.
B. H. Sprihgor,
T. M. Collagen,
H. Cokor,
Attest: County Commissioners.
A. S. Allen, County Clerk.
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF THE
.ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE LEYPOLDT & PEN-'
NLNGTON COMPANY TO BE
HEREAFTER KNOWN AS
THE NEBRASKA MILL &
ELEVATOR CO.
LEGAL NOTICE
August Folber, Ollvor CrisBey, Mar
garet Crlssoy, A. Feibor, T. 13.
Ward, Treasurer of tho Oklahoma
Blblo and Book Concern; Bortrand
Folber, Molvlllo Foiber. Arthur Fei
bor, Isaac Folbor, Tilllo Feiber,
Corrlno Folbor Schaoffer, E. Cuth
bort Schaoffor, Oklahoma Book and
Notice is hereby givon that at a
special meeting of the stockholders of
the Loypoldt & Pennington Company
hold at tho office of the company on
tho 8th day of February, 1922, that
tho articles of incorporation of the'
said Leypcldt & Pennington Company
wore amended by tho adoption of new
and amended articles of incorporation
to fcdeo tho placo of tho articles of in
corporation now existing; that undor
and by virtue of said amended articles
of Incorporation tho came of tho cor
poration was changed from the Ley
puldt & Ponnlngton Company to tho
Nobraskn Mill and E'ovator Company.
Tho principal plaso of transacting
tho bvslnoss ot tho corporation Is at
North Platte, Lincoln County, Nobras
kn. The gtjuoral nature of the cor
ratc business to-be trinsactod shall
l.o the manufacture of wholesale and
3tf'.l deaiingjn. the commission and
irokeiage business In, flour, hny,
th in, lumber, fuels, hardware, lmplo
onts, fa:-M! nmchinjry, paints, oils,
thins, mo- lding, mill work, stone
"I Htno. cement. i,las.o.-. all kinds
f building materials, live stock, pro
duce f'jedo, socd3, coal ami gcnoral
morchandlso business of ovory dos
Tiptlon; tho construction, mainten
ance and operation of clovators, mills
and machinery for tho manufacture of
nny of tho products, and tho opera
tion and handling of any of the busi
nesses heroin set forth; the buying,
selling, leasing, owning and operating
of lumbor and coal yards and other
real estato and personal property, In
cluding mills, olevators and stores;
the buying and soiling of real estato
and to do a general contracting buel-
Blblo Concern, a Corporation; and
nil porsons having or claiming nny
intorests in tho Northeast Quarter ness; and all othor tilings necessary,
Knvi v) oi aocuon i wonty-sorea proper, usual anu essential In enrry
(27), Township Thlrteon (13), North.. ing on any of tho businesses referred
ot Rango Thlrty-ono (31), Lincoln to horein.
County, Nebraska, real namos un- Tho amount of tho authorized cap
known: ltal stock Is Two Hundred Thousand
You and each of you will horoby ($200,000.00) Dollars, of which Ono
tako notlco, tnat uus l'. Wlonbarg. Hundred Flfteon Thousand ($115,-
I can furnish 200 oggs this wook
from my heavy laying R. I, Rcdtj,
olthor in 50, 100 or 300 lot3 at 10
conts oach. This wook only up to
Monday ovonlng, Mnroh 13. Sjnttlv
Park Poultry Yards, J. II. VnnClonvo
;o:- -
Dixon Optical Co., oyo sorvlco.
Tho Farmer's Auctioneer
H. M. Johansen,
North Platte, Nebraska.
Phone 783F3
plaintiff in an notion wherein you and
each of you nro defendants filed his
potltlon in tho District Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska on February
18th, 1922 tho objoct and pi'-oso of
which said action Is to quiet nlaln
tltfs tltlo In and" to tho Northeast
Quarter (NE Vi) of Section Twonty
sovon (27), Township Thirtoon (13).
North ot Rango Thlrty-ono (31), Lin
coln County, Nobraska. and to ox-
cludo you nnd each of you from any
and all right tltlo and intorosrln and
to said real ostato whatsoever. Plain
tiff nllogos In his potltlon that you
and oach ot you havo no right title,
000.00) Dollars has been subscribed
and paid for; the balance of th
stock shall bo paid for In cash as
sold and issued.
The timo of tho commencement ot
this corporation was August 5, 19JL3
and is to continue for a period ot
50 years from that date. 1
Tho highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which this corporation
may at any timo BUbJect Itsolt is two
thirds of its issued capital stock.
Tho affairs ot tho corporation are
to bo transacted by a board of not
loss than Fivo (5) and not moro than
Nine (0) directors; and tho officers
Estato No. 1831 ot Josio O'Haro, do
ceasod, In tho County Court ot Lin
coln County, Nobraska.
Tho Stato ot Noraska, to all per
sons interested In said Estato take lino or interest in nnd to said real , of tho corporation aro to be tho nrosl
notlco that tho Executrix has filed estato whatsoovor and alleges that ho , dont, vice-president, secretary and
I a final account nn.l rnort of lier ad- 1 1 ow nml muoponuoni uuo to
until An 1 notntn hr xl rt ii rw r r n rl vnrnn
ministration and a petition for final i oasoagion of 8ni,i Tca estato for
tiYir Hinnn vvlin ,ln lint Itnva nnnnnh I HOttloniOttt and discharira LS SUCb i
,W4 vaawww w UWk T V VUUUfjU I ' I W , V " " f - " rUM f ft W- 1I4U Ulll
Hfnnir rr mnnhinnrv fnr n trnnnrni I Executrix whlcli ihavo beon set for iou nro roquircu to nnswor saiu , cors oi saiu corporation have horn
fnm, nilin. T am innntM n T n hM hoarlne before said court on March' action on or boforo tho 10th day of, unto sot their handa at North Platte
, . i I Arirll 1192 r liiilpmpnt lv ilnrnnlt
a combination salo at North Plath) 21, 1922, at 10 o'clock A. VL, whn,wI1j bQ against you oxcludlng
or ut tho Fairvlow dairy 1 mlloB you may appear and contest thalyon and oach of you from and and all
troasuror and such othor officers nnd
employees ns may Lo provided by the
by-laws.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, tho offl-
wost ot town, I havo always got samo.
enough stock or machinery llstod with . Dntod February 21, 1922.
mo so wo can hold a combination sale WM. II. C. WOODHURST,
any "timo. (Seal) " County Jndgo.
right tltlo and interest In Bald real
estate.
GUS P. WIENBARG.
By Halllgnn. Boatty & Halltgan,
Ills Attorneys.
Nebraska, this 8th day of February
1922,
NEBRASKA MILL & ELEVATOR'
COM PAN
y-utresBiir.t lo tbj I.irp.jlli & Peri
Mi s Co.
By.. L. P. JEPSON, President
S. M. SOUPBR, Secy, and Treasurer.