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THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE LOCAL ANI JL'JjRSOyAL Mrs. Jonnlo Woekly or Dickons shopped In tho city Saturday. M. E. Crosby left Monday for Omaha and Kansas City whoro be will transact business for a row days. Miss Hazel Bradley has resigned hex position with the Telephone company. Misa Lucia Callendor of Stapleton camo Wednesday to atatend tho Teachers Institute. Miss Alburta Callendor of Sarben arrived Wednesday to attend Teachers Institute. Mr. and Mrs. 11. B. Johnson or Gothenburg visited relatives In tin city Monday. Miss Roxlo Erb Bpont tho week end In Gothenburg visiting tho homo folks: Mrs. James Dorram loft Saturday for Cheyenno to visit with relatives for a fow days. J. E. Jcfferics left Saturday for Keystone- whero.ho will transact busi ness for a few days. MIsb Marjorlo Boyeror of Lemoyne spent the week end in tho city visit ing with frlnds. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Adams of Loy moyno visited with friends in tho city last week. Flngal Nclsdn of Gothenburg spent a few days last week In tho city visiting with friends. Flora Anderson of Gothenburg spent Saturday in the city visiting with friends. Miss Frances Watson spent tho week end, in- Gothenburg visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker and fain, ily spent Sunday in, Tryon at tho Mathers home. T To Tho Editor. Tho Eighteenth Amendment and tho Volstead act is morally wrong, con trary to tho Constitution, conclusive to evil effects and oconomic disturb- 1 ance and dangerous to American In- : stilutlons. Man is morally possessed j of tho right to life, tho power of i choice and free unrestricted will, tho use of things that mako lifo and liv ing, and having physical senses, the natural rlght'to gratify them and tlu right to select and choose, subject to ; 'the corresponding obligations against i obuso, subject to th0 laws of human j reason; and provided further, that tho exercise cf such natural right does not trospass upon tho, natural rights ' of others or shock the reasonable sensibilities of others. doccased in tho County Court of Lin- Tho spoolal commissioner appolntod examination, adjustment and allow-1 September 28th, 1D22. coin County, Nobraska. 'to locato a public road as follow: anco of lawful claims and demands of! A. S. ALLEN, County Cleric. Tho Stato of Nebraska. To nil per- , Commencing at rond No. 2C5 at the all porsous, against said cstnto and J f" " 1 1 sons Interested In said Estate take J northeast corner of section 29, town- that tho County Court of Lincoln : N0T,CB T0 PAVING CONTRACTORS notice that a notltlon has been filed aout R20 rods, onor nnnr tlio koo- ' (Innntv. Nebraska, will at said time I . .. . . . . ........ . . .. . ... Notlvo Ih )nrf1v elvmi Hint Hi. Unv. non uno as practical, unonco in n rocoivo, oxammo, aujust nnu anow - - - -.....- hood of tho canyon and back to tho! all such claims agninst said cstato, "r n,Hl Cone,i of tho clly of Nortu section lino, thonco north to tho! as provided by law, at the County ! 1 Ia"c Nebraska, will recoivo bids for north wist p.nrnnr nf unr.Hnn 17. Iflonrt ltonm In Urn Rotirtlmtino. In. tho i nav,nP curbing and othor Stroet llrt- thenco in n northwostorly dl- City of North Plntto, Lincoln County, j rection down a rldgo about 1G0 I Nebraska, and all porsons so interested for tho appolntmont of Oruslo L. Mor an as Administratrix of said estate, i which has been Bot for hearing hero in on Oct. 17, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. in. Dated Sept. 22, 1922. Wm. H. C. WoodhurBt, County Judgo EXTENSION K0A1) NO. 233 trods to tho main canyon, thonco In a 1 northeasterly direction Along tho oast bank of tho canyon on Bcctlon 8, to tho north Uno of Boction 8, about 20 .rods west of tho northeast corner of , soctlon 8, thonco in a northerly di- in said estato, will appear at said tlmo and place and duly prosont their said claims and demnnds in tho mannor required by law, or show cauBO for( not bo doing, and In caso any of Bald claims or demands shall not bo pre sented on or prior to tho said 17th of January, 1923, the somo shnll bo for- To Whom It May Concern: Tho special commissioner appointed ' rection along tho east bank of tho to locato a public road as follows: ennyon on section 5, to a point about Hoad to bo GR feot wldo. 20 rods south of the northeast corner over barred Commencing at tho south end of j 0f section 5, thonco crossing canyon IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I lmvo road No., 233 on soctlon lino between nud going north 20 rods nlong tho : signed this notlco nnd arf Ixed tho sections 3G, township 14, rango 30, , north sldo of tho canyon to tho north-' seal of said Court this 18th day of and soctlon 31, township 14 range cast corner of section 5, thonco north September, 1922. 29 west of tho Gth P. M. and thonco about 240 rods on tho west soctlon' WM. II. C. WOODIIURST south following said section lino, uno of section 33, townsnlp 10, rango 1 (SEAL) County Judge crossing tho right-of-way of tho Union 1 27, west, thenco in a northeasterly WfiPifln rnilruifl nnrl tin. in llrnn M i ,ii.Ai.f nM ... Aan.hn"t!10, m.UraI rlovroAuco track t0 th0 BOUth0Mt nor of 8ec. . . - . ' tion 30, township 14,, rango 30. Ter- northwest cornor of section 33, thonco 2?t 1 ,1Zm A?,"a UF , , ' coln H,Bhwny at that has ro- " Practical, tho soctlon lino be XtS fTw1104 ln faV0r thorcof' nml nnynoitwon sections 33 and section 28, to tn l ?l , f , . f having objection thereto or claims for the northeast corner of tho north to select and choose without restraint ,,nrv, n , ' A . , tends t nulifv It damages by reason of tho establish- west quarter of Boction 33, township rri, , . y . , . , t , , Ing of tho abovo described road .must io, north of rango 27, west of tho Gth The Eighteenth Amendment having fllo the samo in tho office of tho coun- p. m." Tho abovo doscrlbcl road ter passed by constituted authority should ty dork 0Llncoln county, Nebraska, , mlnatlng at road No. 292 and t. bo be obeyed as long as it is law, but the !on or boforo 12 O.clock noon of tho any width up to GG feet that Is neces- " "; , A. 7 , " , " .10tn 01 Novomber, 1922, or said sary to mako a good road, haa ro- u.uaiN.-t ior rmonii road will bo allowed without roferonco laws is dangerous to tho Constitu- thereto. tion, wrong in itself and strikes at .rVitn!a mv ?,nn,i ntti ,nni EXTENSION ItOAT) NO. 210 and pso alcholic liquors, subject to ro gulatlon where abuses are found. Tho To Whom It May Concorn: Tho special commissioner appointed to locato a public road as follows: Commencing at tho termination of road No. 240 noar tho north lino of soctlon 3f township 12 rango 28 run ning thonco east across tho canyon nnd contlnuolng on east sldo of can yon In a southerly direction through soctlon 3G, township 12, rango 28 nnd provemcnts ln Paving districts 13 and 15 in said city according to tho plans and specifications adopted and now on fllo in tho office of tho City aerie of said city. Said bids will covor tho. following typos of pavements, vortical flbro brick, nsphaltio concroto, sheot as phalt, reinforced concroto nnd war ronlte bitullthlc. The enginotir'B ostlmato on tho cost of paving and other stroot Improve ments in said two districts compris ing 31,330 Bqunro yards in an fol lows : Straight curb GO" $.54 per foot. Straight curb G"x24" ?.70 por foot. Concroto drain boxes $1.20 por foot. 8 inch cone, tlio $.55 per ft. Concroto manholes $4-00 por M. H. Grading nnd finishing $.32 por cu. yd. Vortical Fiber brick on G In. conorcto base $4.30 pod b yd. Asphaltio concroto on 5 in. concreto baso $2.10 por sq. yd. Sheet asphalt on 5 In. concroto baso $2.25 por sq. yd. Rolnforccd concreto 8 in. thick $2.70 per sq. yd. Warronlto Blthullthlc on 5 in. con creto baso $2.25 por sq. yd. uio lounuauon or our Government. thlg 28th day of September 1922 mo uovernnient vioiaiea tins law; when it permitted the dispensation of 1 liquors on tho Amorican ships, thru 1 tho shipping board. Statistics show a decrease In arrests A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that by vlr- for abuse, and an increase for abuse 1 tue of a Chattel Mortgago, dated on thereto ported in favor thorcof, anyono hav-' lng objections thereto or claims for damages by tho reason of. tho estab lishing of tho abovo described road must fllo tlio samo ln tho office of tho County Clerk of Lincoln County, Ne braska, on or boforo 12 noon of tho 10th day of Novomber, 1922, or said road will bo allowed wltnout roforonco Mrs. II. A. Shrlvcr, of Tryon wasiand 1,11 Incrcaso in arrests for man-, tho 18 day of February, 1922 and dulv i, WUnoss my hnnd nml ofncni seal brought to the city Thursday to re- ufacturo of liquors, tho sum total be- filed and rccordod in the office of tho,, ,,st, , . Sontcml)Gr 192o iub uuwui. i iiu slum-, i-uuuc auuse uoumy uierK oi uincoin uouniy, sxqu , , coivo medical treatment. W. W. Kern of Brady was a busi. ness visitor in tho city tho last o the week. Miss Florence Dolph spent tho week end ln Paxton visiting her sister Miss Rena Dolph. Harold Goings of Wilcox, Nebr., Is the guest at tho W. C. Boldt homo this week. Mrs. Ray Bryant and bab left Monday for Overton whoro they will visit with relatives for a fow days. . Miss Hazel Carber of could bo regulated but it seems thatiraBka, and exocuted by Vivian D. surreptitious abuse was Impractical to reach, It Is apparent, that the means adopted to secure temperance resulted in mora evil thun tho good end de- sired and as no end however good can be Justified by moans not entirely good prohibition as such is not defensible sinco it can only deal with abuse, Doggcttc to Theodoro Elrdam, to bo- j euro tho payment of tho sum of Sevon Hundred and Fifty nnd no hundreds ($750.09) and upon which thero is j now duo said sum . together with in- j tcrost from date at 10 per cent per A. S. ALLEN, County Olork. through sections 1 2 11-13-14-24-25-3G, township 11, rango 28. Road to fol- rWoodon headers and posts $.50 po- ft. low east fork of canyon, which forks Bldo must bo on fllo with the 'ty aout 200 yards north of south lineiClork on or boforo Octobor 17, T1Z, of section 3G, township 11, rango 28, 'at which tlmo thoy wlh bo oponed 'ie In a southeasterly direction through fore tho council, northeast corner of section 1 town- j Thoy must bo on tho proposal in tho ship 10, rango 28 and through north j specifications, filling out ono proposal ii section 6, township 10, rango 27, for each district separately, crossing dlvido noar lino between j Tho proposals must not bo detached north and south halves of section G, from tho specifications and must lw accompanied by a certified check pay nblo to tho City Treasurer for an a- ; mount equal to thnv por cent of tho i hid mndo. Wm. E. Shuman, Atty. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Lincoln In the County Court of County, Nebraska. annum, default having been mndo In I In 41,o Matter of tho Estato of Rose M. establishing of tho abovo doscrlbed township 10 rango 27, and contlnuo lng ln nn castorly direction through section G, township 10, rango 27, con necting with road 299, near its inter section of lino between sections 5 and ; Tho specifications shall bo furnishod 1 6, township 10, range 27 terminating . to paving contractors only upon ap- thoro. Proposed rond to bo 70 foot 'plication to tho City Clerk for a foo of wldo, haB reported fn favor thorcof, i flvo dollars, said amount to bo ro anyono having objections thoroto or! turned when plnns nnd specifications claims .for damagos by reason of tho aro returned to City Clerk. Tlio Mnyoc and City Council ro- tho payment of said sum, thoreforo, I will sell tho property therein de- which aro entirely mutters of rogula- i scribed at Public Auction at tho Hln tion. " man Rooming House, 108 East Economic effect economically, the ! Front Street, North Platto, Nebraska, sum total of the material, wages and I salaries, nnd Invested capital and Dickens yearly profits was S2.2C0.8G7.280.00. underwent an operation for appen- . (Iangcr u that tUo Ameml. dlcltus at the Platte -Valley hospital ments such as the Eighteenth and of three pieces, ono Walnut Bod room , rr; vrstnr1nv. , n. i i n.. -,i cn,i rtnr T.1V. Knox, Deceased. Notice is horoby given to any and all persons having claims and domands against tho cstnto of tho said Roso M. Knox, deceased, that tho 17th day oi January, 1923, has been set and ap pointed as tho day for tho reception, road must file tho saino ln tho office sorve the right to reject any or all of tho County Clerk of Lincoln Coun- bids. ty, Nobraska, on or before 12 o'clock . Uy order of tho City Council of noon of tho loth day of November, j North Platte, Nobr., Oct. 3rd 1922. 1922, or said rond will b alolwed ! E. II. EVANS, without rcforenco thoroto. O. E. ELDRR, Mayor. Witness my hand and official Boal Clerk. (Sea!) on tho 23d, day of October, 1922 at 1 o'clock P. M. of sold day, which pro perty Is described as follows: ( - - - - ... - . One Black Walnut bed room suitv ClILCJ:j;iClElElCLCLE im mm mmm mmm B mm 9mm HtM mmm uumt mmm I mm 9 mm m9 mmn umm mmA Si mm Iwfl la m mmQ mmm lul ftmj Kmmj mmmk t wma i n Mm Kiwi I mm mu mm m mm m mm mmm MmM Haw mmm m Jaws such as th0 Volstead net, logical' sulto, threo pieces, ono Solid Oak Llb- Mlss Alburta Callendor of Surben ly and completely carried to conclu-1 rary Table, one Leather Davenport, spent tho week end in tho city visit- sion in other things were the two Genuine Leather Rockors, mo ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Callender, Mrs. Anna Richardson, left Tuesday for her home 1n Hnrdville, Nebraska, after visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Mc Graw. ' Mrs. A. S. Woodyard roturued to her homo in Lewellon last week after spending tho summer in tho city visiting with friends. Mrs. John White and daughter re turned to their homo in Sutherland tho last" of the week after visiting several days with relatives. Mrs. Arthur Stearns- and aaughter Virginia loft Sunday for their homo in Cleveland, Ohio aftor visiting with tho formers parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rodine for tho past threo months. Mrs. Luthor Estes will leavo Sat urday for her homo in Salina. Kans. aftor spending the past few weeks visiting her daughter Mrs. William Huxoll. Tho funeral of tho lato James Wag nor who died Friday was held Tuesday aftornoonat 2:30 from tho Malonoy Chapol. P.ov. Stevens of tho Christian church officiating. Intermont was mado In tho local cemetery. Mrs. M. K. Duke and Mrs. L. Croncn loft this morning for Omaha where thoy will attend a meeting of tho De greo of Honor. Mrs. Duko and Mrs. Cronen aro delegates from North Platto NOTICE OF PAVING ASSESSMENT. straight road to bureaucracy, patorn- i Oak Pedestal, two Leather Foot Rests, alism, cummunism and complete col-'ono Japanese Screen, two Leather lopse, or monarchy. The remedy 1s the Joining of all forces of good going back to liberty and the Constitution and uninfluenced representative government, the build ing of good character In youth, by Bottom Rockers, ono Oak Buffet, ?lx Oak Leather bottom Chairs, ono Solid Oak Pedestal Dining Room Table, ono Oak Library Table, ono kitchen Cab-1 Inet, two Rockers, two Chairs, four largo Velvet Rugs, five Hand Painted oxamplo training and moral suasion, i Pictures, eight Medium sized Rugs, and tho sanctity of home and Sunday ono Cabinet Sewing Machine, one school. largo Electric Heator. THEODORE EIRDAM. Dated September 25 1922 11 LI W A 1 V I 1 Hi O. O. H. WEIDNER. Maxwell, Nebr. NOTICE OF PETITION EXTENSION ROAD NO. 2G5 Estate No. 1912 of John Leo Moran, j To Whom It May Concern: REPORT OF THE CONDITION of I Notice Is horoby given that tho Mayor and City Council of the olty of North Platto, Nobraska, will on the 17th day of Octobor 1922, botweon the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock p. m. of said day and bo much longer as may be necoflsary to transact said business, sit as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of equalizing and assessing agalitBt abutting and adjacent prop erty ownors, tho cost of paving In Pa.-Iijg DlBtrh'ts No. 4 and 5 an the pnire aro now organlzod. Aad all persons lnto.estod aro horoby notified to appear aad show causo, it any why s.-iid cquall2Ption and assessment should not be mado, on or boforo the 17th day of Octobor, 1922 at eight o'clock p. m, Witness my hnnd and tho seal of said city this 25th day of September, 1922. O. B. KLDER, Soal City Clerk. the Mcdonald state bank of of North Platte, Charter G 17 ln tho Stato of Nobraska nt tho closo of business September 30, 1922 Resources Loans and discounts x$392,412.G0 Overdrafts 324,34 Bonds, securities, Judgments, claims, etc., includ ing all government bonds 41,821.55 Banking house, furniture and fixtures 52,505.23 Other real estato 1 2,451.41 Cash Items 4,788.02 Due from National and Stato BankB $124,378.98 Checks and items of exchange 5,930.80 Currency 8,332,00 Gold coin '. 325.00 Silver, nlckles and cents 2,109.32 Liberty loan bonds held as cash reserve 10,000.00 151,082.10 Total $G45.385.75 Liabilities Capital Stock paid in ? $100,000.00 Surnlus Fund 20,000.00 Undivided profits, nor, 1 8,729.79 Reservo account 98G.30 Individual deposits subject to chock $220,929.20 Domand certificates of deposit '- 4,568.03 Tlmo certificates of doposlt 252,830.90 Cortlilod chocks 5.00 Duo to National and Stato banks 20,112.45 510,451.58 Depositor's guaranty fund 1 . 5,218.08 Total $645,385.75 Stato of Nobraska, County of Lincoln. "ss. I, w. E. Starr, Cashlor of tho abovo named Bank do horoby Bwoar that tho abovo statomont Is a cor roct and truo copy of tho report mndo to tho Stato Bureau of Banking. W. E. Starr Attest: i W. H. McDonald. Director. J. B. McDonald, Director. Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 9th day of Octobor, 1922. ' H. D. Wieso (SBAL) Notary Public The Baptist Church will hold an AUCTION SALE at DURBINS GARAGE NORTH PLATTE, NEBR. Saturday, October 14th. Beginning at 2 o'clock p. m. sharp This sale will consist of the following described articles to-wit: Live Slock ot all kinds, Cattle, Hogs, Chickens, Geese, Ducks. HOUSEHOLD GOODS- cIock' Reed babV buey heating stove, picture frame, scale, leather chair, floor rugs, carpet sweeper, childs bed. r FOOD STUFF- ptes. beets, carrots, beans, onions, tomatoes, apples, 31 flour, canned fruit. flour, canned fruit. CLOTHING- Plain sewin6 and fancy work, towals, childrens clothes, boys clothes, shoes, aprons, home made comforts and quilts. AN OIL PAINTING- The work of Rev-Paul A-Shenk- Other articles to numerous to mention. These articles have. been generously donated by the mem bers and friends ot the Baptist Church. The proceeds will be devoted to church purposes. aaaaaaaKaKKaaaaaaaaaKaKKaaaKaaaaaKaKaKaaaaaaaKaawaa::aaaaaaattttaa COL. H. M. J0HANSEN, Auctioneer. fii-ffi-i-ii