Supervisor’s Proceedings.
O’Neill, Neb.. Nov. 12, 1918, 10 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present except
Bausch and Rotherham.
At 12 o’clock, noon, board adjourned
to 1 o’clock p m.
M. P. SULLIVAN, Chairman.
P. C. KELLEY, County Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Nev. 12, 1918, 1 p. m.
Beard met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present except
Bausch and Rotherham. Board took
up auditing of county warrants and
at 5 o’clock, p. m., adjourned to Nov.
13, 1918.
M. P. SULLIVAN, Chairman.
P. C. KELLEY, County Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Nov. 18, 1918, 9 a. m
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present except
Rotherham.
At 12 o’clock, noon, on motion board
adjourned to 1 o'clock, p. m.
M. P. SULLIVAN, Chairman.
P. C. KELLEY, Cunty Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb , Nov. 13, 1918, 1 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present except
Rotherham.
Board took up the matter of the
selection of a jury for the regular
December 2nd term of court for the
year 1918. *
Following is the list of names
selected by the county board of super
visors from which to draw the regular
jury panel for the December term of
• court:
Name Precinct Address
Jake Ernst, Rock Falls . O’Neill
Frank Hammerberg, Sand Creek, At
kinson.
A. Storjohann, Coleman, .Phoenix
Chris Nelson, Dustin, . Dustin
C. C. Henkle, Saratoga, .Phoenix
John Sweet, Cleveland, .Dustin
William Evans, Pleasantview, At
kinson.
Wm. Harvey, Paddock, .Blackbird
Herman Stein, Paddock, .Meek
L. C. McKim, Scott, .Opportunity
Tom Crowe, Steel Creek, .Dorsey
John Dumpert, Shields, .O’Neill
Mat Cleary, Shields, .O’Neill
John Dorr, Iowa, .Page
R. H. Murry, Iowa, .-....Page
Wm. Clark, Willowdale, Middlebranch
T H. Enright, Grattan, .O’Neill
P. J. Stanton, Grattan, .O’Neill
Peter Ryan, Grattan, .O’Neill
John Carton, Gratton, .O’Neill
Jake fiershiser, urattan, .O Neill
R. H Mills, Grattan, .O’Neill
E. W. Sargent, Grattan, .O’Neill
Frank Anderson, Deloit, ... Clearwater
Joe Wiebel, Deloit, .Ewing
Wm. H. Graver, Ewing, .Ewing
Frank Mitchell, Ewing, .Ewing
Art Snyder, Ewing, .Ewing
J. L. Fisher, Golden, .Ewing
Oliver Connor, Golden, .Ewing
Ray Chase, Verdigris, .Page
Clyde Templeton, Verdigris, .Page
Mark Howard, Verdigris, .Page
A. E. Wilson, Shamrock, ... Chambers
Charley Elkins, Chambers, Chambers
J. Greenstreet, Chambers, ..Chambers
Peter Nelson, Conley, .Chambers
Joseph Owens, Lake, .Bliss
E A. Stott, McClure, .Ewing
W. C. Kelley, Inman.Inman
Frank Coleman, Inman, .Inman
C. D. Keyes, Inman, .Inman
Wm. Long, Francis, .Atkinson
R. F. Scott, Green Valley, ....Atkinson
Peter Judge, Sheridan, .Atkinson
L. W. Berry, Swan,.Inez
August Schutt, Josie, .Josie
C. T. Thompson, Wyoming, ... Amelia
Fred Beckwith, Emmet, .Emmet
F. E. Foreman, Emmet Village,Emmet
John Kenny, Fairview, .Amelia
W. P. Simar, Atkinson, .Atkinson
W. A. Wheeler, Atkinson, . ..Atkinson
R. M. Hartt, Atkinson, .Atkinson
John Tushla, Atkinson, .Atkinson
T. M. Elder, Atkinson, .Atkinson
Frank Bigelow, Stuart, .Stuart
Grant Blinn, Stuart, .Stuart
J. A. Caufal, Stuart, . Stuart
W. K Slaymaker, Stuart, .Stuart
The following is the list of jurors
drawn from the sixty names presented
by the county board of supervisors
and drawn by the clerk of the district
court and the sheriff in the presence of
the county board of supervisors:
Peter Judge, Joseph Owens, John
Carton, W. C. Kelly, John Tushla,
Frank Hammerberg, John Dumpert,
Oliver Connor, C. D. Keyes, F. E.
Foreman, Jake Ernst, L. C. McKim, C.
C. Hinkle, R. F. Scott, Ray Chase, Art
Snyder, James Greenstreet, W. A.
Wheeler, Grant Blinn, John Kenny, R.
H. Murry, Fred Beckwith, Wiliiam
Harvey, R. H. Mills.
Mr. Chairman: I move that the
foregoing twenty-four persons drawn
from the sixty names presented by
the county board by the clerk of the
district court and the sheriff in the
presence of the county board be and
hereby are the jurors for the regular
term of court to be held at O’Neill,
Nebraska, December 2, 1918.
W. T. HAYES,
JOS. SCHOLLMEYER.
At 5 o’clock, p. m., on motion board
adjourned to November 14, 1918.
M. P. SULLIVAN, Chairman.
P. C. KELLEY, County Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Nov. 14, 1918, 9 a. fi.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members present.
On separate motion the following
claims were allowed on the county
road fund:
Hy F. Nightengale .$363.00
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| T. J. Murphy . 30.00
On separate motion the following
claims were allowed on the county
road dragging fund:
Art Snyder .$ 70.00
Ed. Babcock . 35.00
L. E. Skidmore . 67.50
At 12 o’clock, noon, on motion board
adjourned to 1 o’clock, p. m.
M. P. SULLIVAN, Chairman.
P. C. KELLEY, Cunty Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Nov. 14, 1918, 1 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members present.
On motion the following claims were
allowed on the county general fund
and county clerk was instructed to
issue warrants in payment thereof:
James Barrett . $ 5.70
James Brennan. 4.20
James Crowley . 8.40
J. L. Hoge . 3.30
Thos. Kelley . 5.70
Gib McCreath. 5.70
M. P. Sullivan . 15.00
Silas Rohr . 5.00
Anton Prussa . 5.00
Fred Ziska . 5.00
Phillip Kopp . 5.00
M. B. Miller . 3.60
Chas. N. Hansen . 3.60
W. *F. Kaczor . 3.60
R. E. Maw . 3.60
Orville Harrison . 3.60
T. J. Wilburn . 4.80
A. J. Frost . 4.80
Chas. Siders . 6.00
W. J. Vandorn . 6.00
J. B. Long . 9.80
John Walsh . 5.00
Dean Cole . 5.00
William G. Beha .. 3.00
R. H. Mills . 3.00
C. B. Scott. 3.00
R. J. Jennings . 3.60
M. P. Sullivan . 3.60
Henry Fuelbertha . 4.80
N. E. Philbrick . 4.80
D. E. McClurg . 11.80
E. W. Wilcox . 3.60
O. W. Craig . 3.60
L. G. Gillespie .•. 4.20
M. Johnson . 6.25
William Welsh . 4.20
Con Harley . 5.10
C. E. Martin . 5.10
K. F. Dyke . 3.30
W. S. Grimes . 3.30
W. E. Dysart . 3.30
M. H. Horiskey . 3.00
A. V. Virgin . 3.00
John A. Harmon . 3.00
P. M. Coleman . o.ou
J. S. Jackson . 3.60
H. W. LaRue . 6.00
R. J. Starr . 6.00
D. B. Perkins . 9.80
Leo Malloy . 3.60
John Gaughenbaugh . 3.60
J. K. Ernst . 3.00
D. H. Murphy .:. 3.00
H. W. Cook . 3.00
T. E. McKenzie . 6.00
W. R. Johnson . 6.00
Fred McNally . 11.50
J. J. Naughman . 6.00
R. Adams %. 6.00
P. D. Mullen . 3.00
E. Campbell . 3.00
E. J. Allen . 5.40
R. J. Murray . 8.80
E. W. Sterner . 6.40
J. B. Fullerton . 5.10
T. E. Marring . 8.50
F. P. Ullrich . 6.00
Conrad Kramer . 6.00
Silas Rohr . 6.00
Wm. Bokhof . 5.70
Henry Bausch . 12.00
E. A. Dimmitt . 18.00
J. R. Jarvis . 9.40
P. A. Lenberg . 12.30
John P. Sullivan . 4.20
E. J. Robinson . 412.50
Bernard Hynes . 10.40
D. E. Beck . 13.50
Jno. Millner . 5.00
Lewis J. Helm . 3.60
H. R. Rouse . 7.50
Elmer S. Hull . 3.60
J. C. Jorgensen . 3.60
A. C. McDonald . 3.60
J. M. Morgan . 4.80
W. S. Miller . 4.80
R. R. Woods . 8.80
Floyd Crawford . 6.00
John F. McKeown . 6.00
Geo. Parnell . 5.00
Douglas Allen . 5.00
Chas. Abart . 5.00
Frank Valla . 3.00
J. H. Meredith . 3.00
C. P. Pettijohn . 3.60
J. M. Hunter . 3.60
John C. Gallagher . 3.60
Rilie L. Paxton . 4.80
J. E. Montgomery . 4.80
Chas. Enders . 3.60
John Anspaugh . 3.60
C. M. Fowler . 3.00
P. J. O’Donnell . 4.20
C. L. Davis . 4.20
Dennis McCarthy . 5.10
Frank Jutte . 5.10
Chas. Brockman . 5.10
Joseph Klein . 3.30
Cliff Marquis . 3.30
H. B. Russ . 6.40
J. J. Thomas . 3.00
P. J. Stanton . 3.00
N. S. Butler . 3.60
George Davis . 6.60
H. J. Harty . 3.60
J. R. Reitz . 6.00
S. G. Jeffries . 6.00
Hugh O’Connor . 8.60
Frank Foreman . 3.60
Jim Shorthill . 3.60
A. A. Revelle . 3.00
Andy Clark . 3.0C
Henry Vequist . 6-00
Jake Ernst . 9-50
John M. Grutsch . 6.00
Pete Litzen . 6.00
F. A. Bower . 6.00
Fred C. Gatz. 3.00
D. Stannard . 3.00
H. J. Hammond . 3.00
Herbert J. Stevens . 5.40
Chas. E. Bowen . 5.40
Anton O’Donnell . 5.10
Henry Mullen . 5.10
Thomas Troshynski ».. 5.10
Leo M. Mnuey . 6.00
J. J. Slymaker . 6.00
C. N. Biglow . 3.60
N. F. Crowell . 3.60
F. A. Orendorf . 3.60
P. J. Kennedy . 6.00
O. W. Baker . 6.00
C. G. Moss . 14.50
John Carr . 12.40
L. D. Montgomery . ,5.40
O. O. Newman . 6.30
Sam Dierkson . 6.30
William C. Pickering . 6.30
J. B. Reiser . 5.40
Charles Mitchell . 11.10
G. W. French . 4.20
A. W. Wonner . 4.20
K, J. Davis . 4.20
N. P. Hansen . 4.20
G. S. Withers . 4.20
N. J. Tuller . 4.20
Joseph Matousek . 4.20
C. V. Wicks . 4.20
S. E. Honeywell . 5.40
Joe Owens . 4.20
R. J. Marsh . 3.60
H. E. Coyne . 3.60
W. J. Hammond . 3.60
G. E. Morgan . 4.20
Koy j. urimn .
N. J. Tuller . 4.00
Henry Storjohn . 5.40
Bernard Hynes . 5.40
P. J. Keilty . 5.70
John Haake . 5.70
Tyler Striven . 5.70
W. C. Templeton . 8.10
William Lord . 3.G0
J. B. Jonas . 5.40
T. J. Long . 5.40
Sol Fried . 4.80
S. F. Adams . 4.80
Charles Lofquist . 4.80
F. L. Bain . 3.90
P. V. Hickey . 3.90
George Hibnes . 3.00
N. F. Brunner . 4.20
Michael Hull . 6.00
Henry Schollmeyer . 6.00
George Tomlinson . 10.40
William Spangler. 6.00
Frank Harpster . 6.00
G. W. Haynes . 3.00
J. Hughes . 4.20
J. J. Kraska . 8.00
Barney Gunther . 2.70
L. B. Hanneman . 2.70
J. E. Jones . 4.80
C. M. Reiser . 6.00
E. W. Corbitt . 6.00
J. W. Fullerton . 4.20
J. W. Henning . 4.20
M. L. West . 4.20
Mort Hiatt . 3.90
Elmer Adams . 3.90
N. O’Connell . 10.40
Pete Graf . 6.00
John Judge . 6.00
Robert Gray . 3.60
R. H. Gallagher .,. 3.60
H. Armstrong . 3.60
William Gill . 3.60
Daniel Lynch . 6.00
John Bauer . 6.00
John Bauer . 6.00
W. F. Connor . 5.40
C. C. Lee . 5.40
W. L. Brady . 6.30
C. L. Brady . 11.50
Geo. Syfie . 5.40
Ray E. Coburn . 5.40
Joe Qbermire . 5.40
Jas. E. Jones . 9.00
Alex Napier . 4.20
W. Gilmore . 4.20
C. D. Withers . 4.20
G. W. Trainer . 9.00
R. N. Hart . 4.20
Alex Searl . 4.20
P. J. Lyden . 5.40
W. L. Medcalf . 16.40
Carl Lampert .*. 5.40
Arthur Ryan . 3.00
L. C. Peters . 3.60
G. C. Whislcr .... 4.20
T. F. Campbell . 4.20
W. E. Scott . 4.20
John F. Storjohn . 5.40
F. J. Manchester . 5.40
Falim O’Neill . 5.40
Peter Nelson . 12.40
John Lidgett . 5.70
W. E. Snyder . 3.60
H. O. Howard . 3.60
C. E. Ferdig . 3.60
Jos Doborvolny . 5.40
C. R. Ballon . 10.40
S. S. Wymore . 12.40
F. H. Fundas . 4.80
J. T. O’Connell . 3.90
W. J. Gray . 3.90
T. F. Wagner . 3.00
F. O. Kellogg . 4.20
Ed Welton . 9.50
William Wells . 6.00
William Hartland. 6.00
J. A. Weible . 14.00
R. L. Lorenz . 6.00
Geo. Shindler . 6.00
Thos. Crimmins . 4.20
Walter C. Smith . 4.20
Carl Jaco . 2.70
E. C. McKay . 2.70
William H. Graver . 2.70
O. A. Hammerberg . 6.00
R. K. Lawson . 6.00
Ra,v C. Aldridge . 11.50
Chas. N. Gonderinger . 8.40
L. C. Genung . 4.20
H. B. Russ ./.. 3.90
T. J. Scott . 3.90
W. B. Cooper . 3.90
Caleb Phillips . 6.00
Carl P. Scofield . 6.00
Sterling Wanser . 3.60
If. C. Howard . 3.60
C. A. Townsend . 3.60
At 5 o’clock, p. m., on motion board
adjourned to December 2, 1918.
M. P. SULLIVAN, Chairman.
P. C. KELLEY, County Clerk.
Canvas of Official Vate.
The official vote of Holt county was
canvassed last week, that is all ex
cept the soldiers vote, which will not
be certified to the county clerk until
the latter part of the month by the
state commission. The vote cast in
Holt county this fall was 3193, which
is about 1,000 short of the vote cast
last fall. Following are the bfficial
figures on United States Senator,
Governor, State Senator, Representa
tives and the county officers:
For suffrage amendment . 1647
Against suffrage amendment .... 600
Majority for amendment 1047
For constitutional convention .... 1684
Against constitutional convention 660
Majority for convention . 1134
United States Senator—
Morehead, democrat .1636
Norris, republican .1688
Norris’ majority . 63
For Governor—
Neville, democrat .1387
McKelvie, republican ....1688
McKelvie’s majority .. 301
For State Senator—
Robertson, democrat 1186
Cronin, republican .1876
Cronin’s majority . 690
For State Representative, 53 Dist—
Charles M. Daly, demo., 1383
W. W. Bethea, rep., .1635
Bethea’s majority . 252
For State Representative, 54 Dist.—
Crist Anderson, demo., 1253
B. E. Sturdevant, rep., ..1772
Sturdevant’s majority 519
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Capital. Surplus and Undivided Profits, $125,000 S
Bw This Bank Carries no Indebtedness <jf Officers
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For County Clerk—
P. C. Kelley, demo..4439
E. F. Porter, rep., .1664
Porter’s majority . 226
For Sheriff—
Peter W. Duffy, demo., 1630
R. N. Brittell, rep., .1496
Duffy’s majority - 136
For County Attorney—
T. F. Nolan, demo., .1471
Lewis Chapman, rep., ...1689
Chapman’s majority .. 118
For County Superintendent— |
Miss Anna Donohoe, .1760
(non-partisan)
Miss Meta Martin .1128
(non-partisan)
Miss Donohoe’s majority 637
A Strategist.
“Oh, Jack, what shall I do.”
“Why, what’s up.”
“Miss Tellem saw you kiss me.”
“Never mind, dear. I’ll fix Miss
Tellem.”
“Oh, how can you.”
“I’ll kiss her and let you see us.”
The Lessons of War.
'“So you’re saving up to buy an
airship. You're quite an ambitious
little boy.”
“Yes, sir; I wants to fly over Jim
mie Mack’s yard and drop bricks on
him.”—The Airman.
The Cause.
Dentist’s Wife—Mother says you
did a wretched job on her teeth.
Dentist—Every time she opens her1
mouth it unnerves me.”
Her Way To Wealth,
Bess—Her husband didn’t leave
her a dollar.
Jack—Still, she seems well fixed.
Bess—Yes, she had grabbed his en
tire earnings for twenty years.
Quick, Doc!
He—Poor Brown! He has lost all
his money in a wildcat mining com
pany.
She—Mercy! I didn’t know you
had a mine of wildcats.
Tommy’s Advice.
Sir Douglas Haig was, some few
weeks ago, in a hurry to get to a cer
tain placa. He found his car, but the
chauffer was missing. So Sir Douglas
got in the car and drove off by himself.
Then the driver appeared and saw the
car disappearing in the distance.
“Great Scott!” cried the driver,
“there’s ’Aig a-driving my car!”
“Well, get even with him,” said a
Tommy, standing by, “and go and
fight one of ’is battles for him.”—
London Tid-bits.
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566—Acres—566
At Auction
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November 26th
3:00 P. M.
On the above date ON THE PREMISES. LOCATED FIVE AND I
ONE-HALF MILES WEST OF BUTTE, NEBRASKA, we will sell at I
public auction to the highest bidder regardless of price, the following I
described real estate: The north-east quarter of the southeast quar- B
ter and lot 4 in section 20, and the northwest quarter of the southwest g
quarter and east half of the southwest quarter and the southeast quar- g
ter and lot 1 in section 21, and lots 4 and 5 and the northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter in section 27, and lots 5 and 6 in section 28.
all in Township 34, north. Range 14, west of the Gth P. M., Boyd
County, Nebraska, containing 566 acres more or less according to |
J government survey. j
TERMS OF SALE—10 per cent of the purchase price cash day of j
sale, purchaser to assume a mortgage of $6,000, due October 1, 1922. j
bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent annually, 15 per cent of the
purchase price March 1, 1919, when possession will be given. Owner
will carry remainder of purchase price for a period of four years from
March 1, 1919, to be secured by a second mortgage on the above de
scribed land bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent annually. Good
and sufficient abstract of title together with warranty deed delivered
to purchaser day of settlement.
| IMPROVEMENTS—Good 8 room two story house, new barn 52x40
with room for 10 head of horses, 50 head of cattle and 65 tons of hay.
Cattle shed 16x60, hog house 16x60, chicken house 16x24, good well,
plenty of nice shade trees around house, also a few bearing fruit trees.
Good level road to town. SOIL GOOD BLACK LOAM WITH CLAY
SUB-SOIL. 225 acres under plow, 75 acres of which is in alfalfa.
25 acres fenced hog tight. Plow land lies level and is in one body.
U 25 acres of good meadow, balance rolling pasture^ with running water |
the year around; this pasture will take care of 150 head of cattle per g
season. Place all well fenced.
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This is one of the best balanced Stock Farms in Nebraska and do
not overlook the fact that you make the price. \
All Personal Property Will Be Sold Same Day Pre
vious to Sale of Land.
For Further Information Address
Nebraska Realty Auction Co.,
CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA
MARK CARRAHER, Auctioneer. * M. A. LARSON, Manager
JOHN GROVES, Butte, Neb., Owner
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