THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
NEWS
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Interesting Information From Over the County Secured
From Our Special Correspondents
And The Newspapers.
William Hornor advises that ho was
nwardod first prizo at tho county fair
last week for his mules which wero
exhibited. C. W. Krougor was awarded
Uiroo prizes on his Poland-China ex
hibits. Q. V. Frcy had on exhibition
a painting by his daughter-in-law
which also drew a premium. "Wallace
Winner.
Jas. It. White breeder of Short
Horns, was awarded soventoon first
and second premiums at tho Lincoln
Grand Champion on best femalo in this
class. II. II. Walsworth had a Short
Horn entered and was given first
premium. Mr. Wliito Is nt Maywood
Pair this week with two of his best
Short Horns. Sutherland Courier.
Last week when wo autood to York
wo crossed tho Platte south of Grand
Island on a splendid concreto bridge
and there wasn't a drop of water in
tho river. Why is it that down there
whero they do not need them they
havo these good bridges whilo up
hero whore river brlges are always a
ncosaity, wo have to got along with
tho old plank affairs? Maxwell Tele
poat. Mr. Albert Ginapp and Miss Hazel
Kern slipped to Gothenburg Tuesday
morning if this week and were mar
ried. We extend our best wishes to
this young couple. Mr. Ginapp who
is an A. B F. veteran Is a prosperous
young farmer of tho South Side, hav
ing been raised in this neighborhood.
We all know him to bo o sterling
character. While his bride has also
spent most of her llfo hero on tho
South Side, is a charming young lady
of whom we all lovo and respect.
Mrs. Glnnpp is a splendid home maker
in ovory sonso of tho word and Albert
was surely lucky in winning such a
prize. Brady Vindicator.
Our Bection of tho country did
exceedingly Avell at tho county
fair. Blgnoll stood first in precinct
agricultural exhibits, Maxwell flfth
and Cottonwood sixth A complete
premium list will appear in the col
umns of this paper when It can bo se
cured from tho tecrctary of tho fair
association. S. R. Patttson won in all
classes with his Aberdeen Angus
cattle. His Junior calf attracted much
favorable comment. M. B. Posson of
tho State University asked Mr. Pattl
son to rcservo this calf until next
spring, when if ho fulfills tho promise
ho now shows, tho University will buy
DEMONSTRATES MAKING OF
COMMUNITY PROGRAM OF
WORK
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A demonstration of tho development
of a community program of extension
work was given at the annual con
ference of Louisiana extension agents
of tho United States Department of
Agriculture and the State agricutural
college, held in Baton Rouge in Aug
ust. A program for a near-by com
munity was completed beforo an
audience of extension agents and
farmers, who discussed the leading
agricultural intorcsts of this commun
ity ipnnd what they considered tho
most pressing problems.
Tho demonstration showed thai
extension agent should make a closo
study of tho community beforo at
tempting tho formation of any prg
gram, and must use care, patienco
and skillful questioning nt tho qon
ferenco of tho community program
committeo in determining tho real
problems. When tho program is com
pleted, tho demonstrations should be
followed by well-planned meetings,
tours, and other publicity in ordor to
get tho largest posslblo number of
people to accept tho practices which
tho demonstrations havo shown to bo
wortli whilo locally.
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Walter Brown roturned from Bill
ings, Montana. Ho spent a week in
Sidney visiting bofore returning to
North Platte. .
Georgo W. Kinder of Omaha, trade
manager for tho Wcstorn Union
Telegraph Co. transacted business In
tho city yesterday.
Mrs. W. A. O'Dounoll retrned to her
homo in Grant yostorday after spend
ing several days with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. LeDIoyt.
Robert Dickey and Lylo Ludwig
rotrncd Friday from Billings, Mont,
whorp thoy spent tho summer playing
with tho Danccland Entertainers.
DUROC JERSEY ROARS
15 Pura bred Duroc Jersoy Boars for
sale, weighing from 200 to 300 lbs.
Blood lines unexcelled.
J. E. Qulnn, 220 E. 3rd St.
Ph-mo No. 120!
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him to feed out for a champion steer.
I Maxwell Tclepost.
Apparently tho proposition of vot
ing bonds for a now hrldgo over tho
j north rivor, nnd securing state aid is
la dead issue. Tho shroud is ready to
'bo pulled. Seoms a shamo that tho
I people on tho north sido should leave
'this proposition dlo at this stage, As
near as wo can get tho sentiment, tho
valloy and Horshoy pcoplo do not
wish to force this issue onto them.
that they are the ones that nro most
.vitally interested and should foster
i tho movement. Nearly everyone vc
havo talked to are favoranlo to a new
i"brldgo, and unless something unfore
seen should turn up, wo boliovo tho
, issue would carry. Hershey Times.
At a caucus held Monday night at
'the power house, the following pro
duct officers wero nominated: For
constable, Loy Eyerly; for road over
seer. August Olfcon; for assossor, O.
II. Eyerly; for justlco of the peace,
F. A. Rasmusscn. This latter office
Is extremely hard to fill bocauso tho
peoplo will not get behind a peace
orilcor as they should. At. tho same
timo is is a necessary offlco and oue
that should bo filled in Horshoy. As
the precinct committeeman, W. II.
Jenkins, was responsible for getting
tho editor's name on tho ballot for
this office, wo suggest that tho voters
favor Mr. Jenkins with tho offlco. Ho
would make a good peace officer and
could handle that jrflco nicely.
Hershey Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Murray departed
by auto for parts unknown sometime
during tho night of Wednesday of last
week, leaving no word of tholr depart
ure. Tho Burlington Cafo was closed
I the next day by creditors. Notice to
i vacate Oct. 1 had boon served by E. B.
Sp.encor thru deputy sheriff - W. S.
.Wood and It was following this that
'Mr. Murray made his nightly demise.
M. nnd Mrs. Parks of Sterling, mort
gagees aro disposing of tho equipment.
Commencing tho dny Mr. Murray
loft tho passenger train commenced,
Rtppping for dinner Rt Dickens and
' Grant.
Several large accounts aro reported
to be left unpaid nnd creditors here
'are naturally quite indignant over tho
fact. Such as this happens dally over
the country and tends to mako it more
difficult for men who try to meet tholr
obligations, to havo credit extended.
1 Wallace Winner.
FOR CHILDREN'S BIRTHDAY J I V 12
A rURE-BRKI) PIG OR
CALF.
In selecting birthday and Christmas
gifts for children in rural communit
ies, why not give a pure-bred pig,
calf, or other animal? This is the
suggestion of tho United States De
partment of Agriculture, which, witii
tho various States, is conducting the
"Better Sire Better Stock" campaign
A recent questionnaire study of the
t utility valuo of pure-bred live stock
showed, among other results, that
homo Influenco is an important factor
governing the breeding of suporlor
domestic animals. In fact, it ranks
in importance next to sales, fairs, and
shows, taken collectively. When par
ents show tholr interest in good stock
tho children aro moro likely to do so.
One breeder told of receiving some
pure-bred live stock as a wedding Gift
from his father-in-law. That beginn
ing was an important influence, which
resulted in an cntlro herd of well
bred, profitablo animals, a practical
Influenco in tho couplo's prosperity
and happlnoss.
Gifts of good livo stock, tho depart
ment polios out, aro not only accept
able in thomselvcs but with proper
handling multiply and give pleasure,
for an indefinite poriod.
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Eyes examined, Glasses fitted. Sat
isfaction, suro. Clinton & Son
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EXTENSION ROAD NO. 56
'To Whom It May Concern :-
I Tho Bpcclal commissioner appolntod
to locato a public road aa follows:
Commencing S. W. Corner of Sec.
11 T 10 R 29 and extending two rallo3
north to county line, has reported In
favor thereof, any one having objec
tions thoroto or claims for damagos
by reason of tho establishing of tho
abovo doscrlbod road must filo same
j In tho offico of tho county dark of
j Lincoln County, Nobraska, on or ba
jfora 12 o'clock noon of tho 10th day
I of November, 1922, or said road will
1 be allowed without reference thereto,
! Witness my hand and official seal
this 2Sth day of September 1922.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Tho board of county commissioners
mot in regular session on Monday,
Sept. 25th, with present Springer,
Cokor and Cohagon.
This being tho day set for hearing
of extension road No. 315, the petit
ioners nnd remonstrators appeared
before tho board. Tho road not hav
ing been advertised according to law
the county clerk was ordered to ad
vertise. Road No. 418 came before tno
board for final notion. The bonnl bo
lng of tho opinion that public require
it, granted tho petition.
Road No. 418 not being properly ad
vertised tho county clerk is hereby
directed to re-ndvertise it nnd have it
appraised.
Tho county clerk wns ordered to ad
vertise tho vacation of road No. 213.
Tho following bills wero approved
nnd allowed.
J. F. Snyder, road (list, 33 $1.00
Herman Kocstor, Com. 3 $15.
P.. W. Wilson, Com. 3 $75.
Roy Lcttln. Com. 3 $G7.50.
Mort Vnn Brocklln, Com. 3 $26.25.
Cans. Wilson, Com. 3 $25.
Clark Folden, Com. 3 $45.
C. I. Hill refund of tax $25.42.
Sundry persons road work $157.50.
E. W. Burke, dragging $12.
Paul Roddy, dragging $21.
Carl Nelson, dragging $32.25.
Sundry persons, dragging $113.
R. W. Schleicher, patrol $100.
John Cokor, patrol $100.
R'. B. Woldner, patrol $100.
Joe Walker, patrol $50.
Virgil Thayor, patrol $50.
Art DoWolf, patrol $50.
W. B. Salisbury, salnry & oxp. $245.
J. T. Keefo, salary & oxp. $540.
Aileen G. Cochran, salary $200.
Adolaido Shilling, cnlary $95.
A. S. Allen, salary $125.'
Frank Elliott, salary $125.
.Wm. Ritnor, salary $125.
Wm. Hoyso, salary $128.45.
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combustion, maximum mileage, pick-up
and purity.
Red Grown has them all because it is
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uniform, dependable. Wherever you
buy it, you know you've got the best.
Drive in at the next Red Grown Service
Station you come to and fill up with a
thoroughly reliable gasoline. Our attend
ants will gladly render the little "courte
sy services" of the road free air and
water a helping hand if need be, or
road directions.
Let the Red Crown Sign be your protection
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEBRASKA
I Etda Deal, salary $110.
W. II. C. Woodhurst, salary $2 n
T. S. Blankcnburg, snlnry $126.
Edith Rltner, sntary $100.
Roy' Wilson, salary $126.00.
j A. J. Salisbury, salary $1CC.GC.
J Mrs. N. Dean, caro of poor $212.88.
Rex Oilman, state $450.
Sutherland Lumber Co. state $13.95
Sundry persons, surveying $101.05.
Sundry persons, dragging $57.50.
Sundry persons, road (list. $10.
II. T. Woodgnte, dragging $30.
Sundry persons, road dist. 4 $230.
A. C Shnncr, dragging $30.
Sundry persons, Com. 3 $4S.
F. O. Johnson, mowing disallowed.
F. T. Cook, road (list. 4 $7.50.
' Lewis Perkins, stato $20.
Wm. Robertson, road (list. 25 $21.
To bo continued.
EXTENSION ROAD NO. 210
To Whom It May Concern:
jTho special commissioner nppolnted
to locate a public road as follows:
Commencing at tho termination of
voad No. 210 near the north lino of
soction 30 township 12 rango 28 run
ning thonco east across tho canyon
and contlnuelng on onst sido of can
yon In a southerly direction through
soctlon 30, township 12, rango 28 nnd
through sections 1 2 11-13-14-24-25-30,
township 11, rnngo 28. Road to fol
low east fork of canyon, which forks
aout 200 yards north of, south line
of suction 3G, township 11, rango 28,
In a southeasterly direction through
I northeast corner of section 1 town
ship 10, range 28 and through north
l section 0, township 10, rango 27,
i crossing divide near lino botweon
1 north and south halves of section 0,
township 10 rango 27, and contlnue
lng In an easterly direction through
Bection 0, township 10, rnngo 27, con
necting with road 299. noar its Intor
i section of lino between sections 5 nnd
0, township 10, rango 27,, terminating
there. Proposed rond to bo 70 foot
T
wide, has roportcd in favor (hereof,
nnyono having objections thoroto or
claims for damagos by reason of tho
,'ostnbllshlng of tho abovo doscrlbod
road must fllo tho sntno In Uio offico
of tho County Clerk of Lincoln Coun
ty, Nobrnskn, on or beforo 12 o'clock
noon of tho 10th day of Novombcr,
1922, or said rond will b alolwed
without reference thereto.
i Witness my hand and official Bcal
September 28th, 1922.
! A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk.
Hnlllgan, Boatty & Halllgan. Atty.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
Estate No. 1854 of Mary Facka, do
ceased In tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nobraska.
Tho Stato of Nobraska, to all por
tions Interested In said Estato tako
notlco that tho Administrator has filed
a final account and roport of his ad
ministration nnd a petition for flnnl
settlement and dlschargo as such Ad
ministrator and for declaration of
J heirship and distribution of proceeds
! which liavo boon set for hearing bo
, foro snld court on October 3d, 1922, at
j 10 o'clock a. m. wlion you may appear
,'and contest tho snmo.
Dated September 9th, 1922.
WM. II. C. WOODHURST.
Seal County Judge.
NOTICE OF PETITION
Estato No. 1912 of John Leo Moran,
, deceased in tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nobraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, To all por
sons interested in said Estato tako
notlco that a petition has boon filed
( for tho appolntmont of Druslo L. Mor
an as Administratrix of said estate,
which has been set for hearing hero
in on Oct. 17, 1922, nt 10 o'clock a.
m.
Dntod Sept. 22, 1922.
Wm. II. C. Woodhurst,
i County Judgo.
Write orasktora
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Road Map
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RED CROWN
GASOLINE
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J. S. TWINEH, H. D.
(Homeopath)
Medldno and Surgery
Hospital Fncllltion
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR.
Offlco Phono 183 Residence 283
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DA, E. C LYNCH
Eye Ear Noso and Throat
Glasses fitted accurately
OTcr Dixon's Store
NORTH PLATTE
Dlt. M. 11. STATES
Chiropractor
Rooms 5. G, 7 Building & Loan Bldg.
Offlco Phono 70 Res. Phono 1242
IV. T. PRITCHARD
Grndunto Veterinarian
Ex-Govornment Vetorlnarian nnd ex
asBlatant doputy Stato Votorlnarian.
Hospital 315 South Vino Stroot,
Phones. Hospital C33 Residence G!KJ
DR. HAROLD II. WALKER
Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat
Offices over McDonald Bank
Phono 050
GEO. B. DENT
t Physician nnd Surjroon
Spoclal Attontton Given to Surgery
and Obstotrics
Offlco: Building & Loan Building
Phones: Offlco 130 Residence 115
OTIS It. PLATT, M. 1).
Physician and Surgeon
X-Eny
Dlagnoso nnd Troamont
Over Union Stato Bank
Offlco Phono 29CW Houso Phono 29GR
Offlco Phono 241 Res. Phono 217
L. C. DKOST
Osteopathic Physician
North Platte, Nobraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
WM. WALDORF
Tinner
Makes or Repairs anything made of
1 Tin or Sheet Metal.
510 Locust Under Gonoral Hospital
Offlco 340
Houso 488
Dlt. W I. SHAFFER
Osteopath Physician
Ovor tho Oasis
North Platto
DII. J. Jt. McKIRAHAtf
Practico Limited to Disoase ot
Womon and Surgory
Ovor Roxall Drug Storo
Phones: Offlco 127 Rcsidonco G5G
JOHN S. SIMMS, Jl. R.
Special Attention Given to
Surgery
McDonald Bank Building
Offlco Phono 83 Rosldonco 38
1)11. It El) FIE LI)
Physician, Obstetrician, Surgeon
X-ltay
Calls promptly nuswored Night or Day
Phones. Offlco G42 Residence G7G
I)It. L. A. SNAVELY
Dentist
XRay Diagnosis Oxygon nnd
(3ns Anesthesia for Extractions.
Over Union Stato Bank
Phono 29G.
DERRYBERRY & FORBES
Licensed Emhnlmortf J
Undertakers and Funeral Director
Day Phono 41 Night Phone Blaclc 6M
Dlt. HAROLD FENNER
Osteopath j
Ovor Hlrschfold's
Offlco Phono 332 Ros. Phono 1020
ED KIERIG
Auctioneer
For dates and terms call at
First National Bank
North Platto, Nob.
NOTICE OF PETITION
Es.tato No. 1911 of August Sodlcott,
deceased in tho County Court ot Lin
coln County, Nobrnska.
Tho Stato of Nobrasha: To all por
tions interested In said Estato tako
notlco that u petition nna boon tiled
for tho probntlng of said ..stato and
appointment ot Christian Sodlcott as
Administrator of said oeUcte, which
has boon sot for hoartng heroin on
ctober 16th, 1922 at 10 o'cloak a. m.
Dated Soptomber lGtlf, 1022.
WM, II, C. WOODHURST,
Fcul County Jud'jo,
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