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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1922)
THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE NEWS FROM Wffl THE COUNTY Interesting Information From Over the County Secured From Our Special Correspondents And The Newspapers. AUTO CRASH Shorty after dinner today whllo coming Into Horahey from tho north, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawlor's Ford was struck by a Bulck driven by Al Has tings of North Platto who -was west bound. Tho spood tho Bulck was making at tho tlmo It struck Is sold to havo been about 50 miles per hour. Tho compact throw tho Lawlor Ford against tho abiitmont of tho small brldgo caving in tho abutment and throwing tho car ovor into the ditch which had some water in it. Thl3 probably saved tho Uvea of Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor, as Mr. Lawler woo thrown undor tho car Into tho mud and wftter and he was unhurt with tho ex ception of a badly cut hand. Mrs. Lawler rccolvud a low bruises, but was thrown clear of the car. Pooling Is running pretty high ovor tho man ner In which his car was wrecked when, it was learned that Mr. Hastings did not offor to Bottle for tho damage done, but drovo on hia way. Horahey Times. HERSHEY TIMES Tho now Star school house waB dedicated ion Friday tfJoptembor '29 wltk appropriate coromonlos. A lorgcg crowd was present and tho Hora&oy band furnished tho music. Talks wore mado by Henry Frola, Talmago White and Chas. Johnson, the members of tho school board, and songs and readings filled up tho pro gram. Tho ladies served ico cream and calco and sent ovoryono away happy. It Was tho general opinion of the mombers of tho Horshoy Woman's Club that parents owo tho children oi Hcrshoy good homo training, tho school, tho church and good clean amusement and that tho child owes tho parents strict obedience. This was brought out In the discussion of a paporr by Mrs. Knight on "Needs of tho Children of our Community." A paper by Mrs. Archie Combs on tho "Origin of tho Constitution" was read by Mrs. Brooks. Tho meeting was held Oct. S at tho home of MrB. ' Earl Brownfield. RIDES TELESCOPE Dale Mrphy, Donald McCulIough, and several of our brroncho busters, put on excellent rough riding contests at tho ball park last Sunday after noon. Tho main attraction was tho little black mule Telescope, with "Bill" Trego from tho Blrchwood country on his back, and "Bill" ap parently stuck until ho got ready to slide fro the little mule's back. Some say ho rodo him according to tho rulos o tho contest, while othars claim ' it was no ride becauso the rider held with both hands, anyway ho rodo tho animal. Tharo was twb otlior good bucking mules who spilled their riders. Tho fun of the after noon was boys trying to ride calves. Roy Gilman seemed to bo tho champ Ion steer rider, riding a couplo of Uvq" ly animals. The whole affair was tho best of tho kind wo havo had hero this summer. Tho attendanco was largo, autos clrcloing two sides of tho field. Brady Vindicator. BRADY VINDICATOR Tho Gaudrcault and Higinbotham Hereford sale was well attonded last Wednesday. Prices for singlo anim als rangegd from ?50 to $230. Most of tho cattle were bought by local cattleccn nlthough thoro was a good attondanco from other points. Two prominent citizens wero taken up by game wardens and one was finod for shooting a duck after sun down and tho other for not having his huating Hcenso with him. Twenty guests helped Mr. Kratzon sleln colobrato his C3rd birthday last Tuesday. Tho men played cards while tho women had an ovoning of music and conversation. A substan tial lunch was aorvod later In tho ovoning. Tho radio station at tho school house hns been ablo to listen in, on Donver, Chicago, Kansas City, Fort Worth and othor cities tho past wook. Tho scores of tho world aeries at Now York woro ecoived Wednesday. MAXWELL TELEPOST H, B. Olson loft Wednesday for Wallaoo where ho will act as caahior of tho Wallace State bank during tho absence of Mr. Cooper. A family reunion in honor of Mr. and MrB. Hostottor was hold at tho homo on tho Island Sunday. Twcnty Bovon children and grand-children wore present. The field representative of the Amcrlcau Beet Sugar Company has mado arrangements for weighing this eeason'B crop of beets on the Lars Hansen's scales nnd growers woro notiflod that thoy could dig and deliver tho beots as soon as possible Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Prior aro tho paronts of a ten pound boy born Oct. 3rd. Raplh Coates has installed a radio rocolving set In his office and is hear ing concerts from Fort Worth, Hous ton and St. Louis. Harlan Kerr has gono to Lincoln and enrolled in tho University of Ne braska. John Howorlon died Wednesday from a solf-infllcted gunshot wound. Ho has not been tho earao since a sun stroke ho suffered some ttmo ago and in a period of despondency ho lost control. Ho has boon a resident of Maxwell for about throo years and had a nice farm ovor on tho Island. SUTHERLAND COURIER A spoclal meeting of tho Auxllicry of tho American Legion, whs held last Friday ovonlngg to hoar tho re port of tho York meeting. Tho Loglon was Invited and tho oventng was pleasantly Bpent with games and ro freshments. Tho Sutherland Woman's Club met with Mrs. Peter Smith and tho follow ing program was given: I Am the Baby by Mrs. G. C. White, Your Baby and You by Mrs. G. O. Gordon, Tho Nameless Baby by Mrs. McKInloy, The Undorsized Child and unnecessary Diseases of Childhood by Mrs. Lau, Making Them Mind by Mrs. Dunn, Babyland by Mnstor Marlon McKIn loy, Tho Bolls of St. Mary, Intermezzo, by Miss Louise Ball, lso sovoral piano player selections. A deal was closed Monday whereby the McNoel Motor Co. purchased tho Ford garage of J. D. Welch. 0. A.' and R. K McNeel aro the members of tho McNeol Motor Co., and will con duct tho business In tho future. Joo Humphry showed a sugar beet wolghing 12 pounds. Ho estimates his crop will run fifteen tons por aero. The Parent-Teacher Association mot Thursday ovoning. Officers woro elected and other business transacted. Tho now officers aro Mrs. W. J. Root prosident; Mrs. G. O. Gordon, toasur r; Mrs. R. J. Scott, vice-president: Miss Florence Squires, secretary. EXTENSION ROAD' NO. 199 To Whom It May Concern: A consent petition, as follows: Commouclng at tho northeast cor ner of section 35, township 15, rango 33, running thence west on tho sec tion line between section 35 nnd 26. township 15, rango 33 to tho north west corner of said section 35 thenco south along tho M'est section lino of section 35 to tho southwest corner of section 35, said road to bo a section line road and to bo G6 feet wide, to-wit 33 feet on each sldo of said section lino. Anyone having objections there to or claims for damages by reason of tho establishing of tho abovo des cribed road must file tho samo in tho offlco of tho County Clork of Lincoln County, Nobraska, on or before 12 o'clock noon of tho 10th day of Nov. 1922, or said road will bo allowed without roferenco thereto. Witenss my hand and officinl seal this 28th day of Septomber 1922. A. S. ALLEN, County Clork. NOTICE OF PETITION Estato No. 1911 of August Sodlcott, deceased in tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nebraska. Tho Stato of Nobraska: To all per sons intorestod In said Estate take notico that a petition nns been filed for tho probating of said ..stato and appointment of Christian Sodlcott as Administrator of said estate, which has been sot for hearing heroin on Octobor 10th, 1922 at 10 o'clock a. n. Dated September ICth, 1922. WM. H. C. WOODHURST, Seal County Judge. NOTICE OF PETITION Estato No. 1912 of John Loo Moron, docoascd in tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nobraska. The Stato of Nebraska, To all per sons Interested in said Estato take notlco that a potltlon has boon filed for tho appointment of Druslo L. Kor an as Administratrix of said estate, which has boon set for hearing hero in on Oct. 17, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m. Dated Sopt. 22, 1922. Wm. H. C. Woodhurst, County Judgo, NOTICE OF SALE Notico is hereby given that by vir tue of a Chattel Mortgage, datod on tho 18 day of February, 1922 and dulv filod and rocordod In tho offlco of tho County Glork of Lincoln County, Neb raska, and oxocuted by Vivian D. Doggetto to Theodoro EIrdam, to so ouro tho payment of tho sum of Soven Hundrod nnd Fifty and no hundreds ($750.00) nnd upon which thoro is now duo Bald Bum togothor with ln torost from dato at 10 per cent per annum, dofault having boon mado in tho payment of said sum, thoroforo, I will Boll tho proporty thoroln de scribed at Publlo Auction at tho Hln man Rooming Houso, 108 East Front, Streot, North Platto, Nobraska, on tho 23d, day of Octobor, 1922 at 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, which pro porty Is described as follows: One Black Walnut bod room sulto of throo plecos, ono Walnut Bod room suite, throo pioces, ono Solid Oak Lib rary Table, ono Leather Davenport, two Gcnulao Leather Rockers, one Oak Pedestal, two Loathor Foot Hosts, ono Jnpanoso Screen, two Leathor Bottom Rockora, ono Oak Baffot, Six Oak Loathor bottom Chairs, ono Solid Oak Podoatal Dining Room Table, one Oak Library Tablo, ono kitchen Cab inet, two Rockore, two Chairs, four large Velvet Rugs, flvo Hand Painted Pictures, eight Medium sized Rags, ono Cabinet Sowing Machine, one lnrge Bloctrlo Heater. THEODORE EIRDAM, Dated Soptombor 28 1922. ELECTION PROCLAMATION. By virturo of tho authority vested in mo by tho constitution and tho laws of the stato of Nobraska, I. A. S. Allen, county clork of Lincoln county, stato of Nebraska ,do heroby direct and proclaim that a general election bo hold In tho several vot ing places within tho county of Lin coln, tho state of Nobraska, on Tues day, tho seventh day of November, 1922, during tho hours designated by law, for the following purpose, to wlt: For tho election of ono United States Senator. For tho election of ono Judge of the Supremo court for tho Blxth PlClC ONE of the strong points about Red Grown, the balanced gasoline. The liberal percentage of medium boiling-point fractions in Red Grown Gaso line accounts for its unusual accelerating power. But it also has the right percentage of low fractions to insure quick, positive ignition even in very cold weather, and an ample supply of heavy fractions to give you all the power and mileage your motor can possibly develop. Stop at any Red Grown Service Station when you need gasoline and et the finest there is. Obliging service and the little courtesies that help to make motoring a pleasure will be extended to you. Red Grown Service Stations are maintained for your convenience. Let the Red Crown Sign be your protection STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEBRASKA Supremo Court Judicial District, as provided by tho constitution of tho State of Nebraska. For tho olectlou of ono Congress man from tho Sixth Congressional District in tho Btato of Nebraska. Also for tho election of ono Con gressman in and for tho Sixth Con gressional District to All vacancy caused by tho death of Moses P. Kinkaid, tho voto for said CongrosB. man 10 uo taken on soparato ballot, bo that said vntt may bo canvnsud and returns theeof mado as provid ed by law. (Sco Section 22G0 of tho Complied Statutes of 1922.) Also for tho election of tho fol lowing Stato Offlcors, to-wit: Ono Governor One Lioutonant Governor One Secretary of Stato Ono Auditor of Public Accounts Ono Stnto Treasurer. Ono Attorney General One Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings. Ono Railway Commissioner Ono Superintendent of Public In struction. For tho election of ono Stato Sen ator from tho thirteenth Scnltorlal District, as apportioned by tho Ses sion Laws of 1921. For tho election of one Stato Rep resentative from tho Eighty-ninth reprcsentatlvo district, as apportion ed by tho Session Laws of 1921. For the oloctton of ono Stato re presentative from tho Nintloth re presentative district, as apportioned by the session laws of 1921. At tho samo tlmo and placo of holding tho said election thoro will bo submitted fo r adoption or rejec tion under tho referendum, as pro vided by tho constitution Houso Roll No. 62, Houso Roll No. 193, Houso Roll No. 617, and Senato Fllo No. 305, said bills having been passed by tho Fortieth Regular Sossion of tho Legislature of tho Stato of NobraBka for 1921. Also tho following county officers, to-wit: Ono County Clork. Ono Register of Deeds. Ono County Treasuror. Ono County Sheriff. Ono County Attorney ,Ono County Surveyor Ono County Commissioner, Second ! District. blic instruction. Also following Precinct officers: ! Ono Precinct Assessor. Ono JtiBtico of Peace for each pro. clnct. I Polls open from 8 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. m. t Ono Road Overseer for each road District. Given under my hand and the seal of Lincoln county, stato of Ne braska, this 29th day of Sept, A. D., 1922. A. S. ALLEN, County Clork. NOTICE! In tho District Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska. Moarl E. Jacox, Plaintiff, vs. Jones, wlfo of Joseph T. Jones, do coascd, her first, roal, and trne namo unknown, Cora Truo, True, hor husband, his first, real nnd truo name unknown, Ed Miller, Mill or, his wife, her first, roal and truo name unknown, Will Jones, Jonas, his wife, her first, real and true name unknown, Ward Jones, Jones, his wlfo, hoi first, roal and truo namo un known, Walter Jones, Jones, his wlfo, hor first, hor roal and truo namo unknown, Josoph Jones, Jones, his wife, her first, roal and true name unknown, Frank Jonea Jkmos, his wlfo, hor first, real and trao namo unknown. Flora Stewart, Ste wart, hor husband, IiIb first, real and truo namo unknown, their respective heirs, dovlsoes, logatccs, and person al roprosontntiveB, all othor persons Intorestod in tho catnto of Josoph T. Jonos, deceased, and nil othor porsons claiming any interest of any kind in tho following doscribod promlsos, to-wit: Tho Southwest Quaxtor (SW) of Section Nino (9), Town ship Elovon (11), Rango Twonty-Slx (26), Lincoln County, Nobraska, their real names unknown, Dofondants. 1 Tho nbovo named dofondants will i tako notlco that on tho 12th day of m a u m m m m m 3 3 P uuiin in twin u itnuu Write or ask for a RED CROWN Road Map ft RED CROWN GASOLINE September, 1922. Mearl E. Jacox, tk plaintiff, filed his potltlon in the District Court of Lincoln Coaaty, NobraBka, against tho abovo dofeed nnts, tho object and prayor of which is to quiot title in tho plaintiff to tho following described promises to- wit: Tho Southwest Quarter (SW&) of Section Nino (9), Township Blere (11), Rango Twonty-Slx (20), Lincoln County, Nebraska. Tho plalnUCC prays that tho defondant bo requires to sot out tholr claims and that la the ovent they fail to do so that they be forovor barred therefrom and that lite plaintiff bo declnrcd ownor of said promlsos. You aro required to answer said potltlon on or boforo tho Mth day of Octobor 1922. Dated this 14th day of SoptcraJbor, 1922. Mearl E, Jacox, PlaiaUff. By D. E. Harper, Hia Attr. J. S. TWINEM, M. D. (Homeopath) Modldno and Surgery Hospital Facilities JIORTH PLATTE, NEBR. Office Phono 183 Residence CSS DR. R. McKIRAHAN Practice Limited to Dlseaso of Womon and Surgory Ovor Roxall Drug Store Phones: Offlco 127 Residence GEO. B. DENT rhyslclan and Snrgeen Spocial Attontlon Given to Surgery and Obstetrics Offlco: Building ft Loan Building Phonos: Offlco 130 Rosidonce 115 OTIS II. PLATT, M. I). Physlclnn nnd Surgeon X.Ilny Dlagnoss and Troamont Ovor Union Stato Bank Offlco Phono 29GW Houso Phono 2UGR Offlco Phono 241 Res. Phono 217 L. C. DROST Osteopathic Physician North Platto, Nobraska. Knights of Columbus Building. . WM. WALDORF Tinner Makes or Ropalrs anything mado of Tin or Shoot Motal. B10 Locust Undor Qonoral Hospital Offlco 310 Houso 488 DR. y. I. SHAFFER Osteopath Physician Ovor tho Oasis North Platte I. 1). BltOWNFIELl), Farm and Llvo" Stock AUCTIONEER. Tolophpno or wlro for datos at my Expense IIERSIIEY, NEBRASKA. DIL E. C. LYNCH Eye Ear Noso and Thront Glasses fitted accurately Over Dixon's Store NORTH PLATTE DR. H. B. STATES Chiropractor Rooiub 5. G, 7 Building & Loan BIdg. Offlco Phono 70 Res. Phono 1242 W. T. PRITCIIARI) Graduate Veterinarian Ex-Govornment Veterinarian and ex asBlatant deputy State Veterinarian. Hospital 315 South Vino Street Phones. Hospital G33 Rosldenco G3S DR. HAROLD II. WALKER Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat , Offices oyer McDonald Bank 1 Phono 356 DR. L. A. SNAYELY Dentist X-lUy Diagnosis Oxygen and Gas Anesthesia for Extractions, Over Union State Bank rj Phono 290. i DERRYBERRY & FORBES licensed Emhalmers Undertakers and Funeral Directors Day Phone 41 Night Phono Black 5S8 DR. HAROLD FENNER Osteopath Ovor Hlrschfold's Offlco Phono 332 Res. Phono 1020 ED KIERIG Auctioneer For dates nnd terms call at First National Bank North Platto, Neb,
