The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, September 20, 1956, Image 9
Legal Notices (First pub. Sept. 13. 1956) NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at a special election to be held on the 25th day of Sep tember, 1956, there will be sub mitted to the legal voters of School Districts numbered 248, 57, 110, 97, 138, 241, and 2. of Holt County, Nebraska, the fol lowing question: “Shall the pres ent territories comprising School Districts Numbered 248, 57, llo, 97, 138, 241, and 2, of the Coun ty of Holt, and State of Nebraska, be reorganized and consolidated to comprise and constitute one School District, to be known as School District No. 2, of said County, according to a proposed plan of reorganization of School Districts, as formulated and ad vanced by the Holt County Com mittee for the reorganization of School Districts.” For said reorganization plan ( ) Against said reorganization plan ( ).’’ The polls for voting at said election will remain open from 8 o’clock A.M. to 8 o’clock P.M. cm said day, and the voting place is as follows: Page Town Hall. Voters desiring to vote in favor of said proposition and for said reorganization plan, will mark an X in the square following the words: “For said Reorganization Plan”; voters desiring to vote against said proposition, will mark an X in the square follow ing the words, "Against said Re organization Plan.” This special election has been called for the purpose of afford ing the electors of School Districts Numbered 248, 57, 110, 97, 138, 241 and 2 an opportunity to ap prove or reject the plan of the Organization, adopted by the Holt County Committee for the reorganization of School Districts, under which plan it is proposed to consolidate all of the above mentioned School Districts into one School District, to be known as School District Number 2 of Holt County, Nebraska; That said proposed plan of re organization contemplates that said reorganized and consolidated District, shall have the legal outer boundaries, described as Edl/Mire • Commencing at the Northwest corner of Section 23, in Township 2ft North, Range 11, West of ihe 6th P.M. in Holt County, Ne braska, running thence one and one-half miles South, thence one half mile East, thence one mile South, thence one and one-half miles East, thence one-half mile South, thence two miles East, thence one - half mile South, thence one-half mile East, thence one-half mile North, thence one half mile East, thence one-half mile South, thence one-half mile East, thence one and one-half miles South, thence three-quarters mile East, thence one-half mile South, thence one-quarter mile East, thence four miles South, thence one mile East, thence one-half mile South, thence one mile East, thence one mile South, to ^the Southwest corner of Section 7 in Township 27 North, Range 10, West of the 6th P.M. in Holt County, Nebraska, running thence two miles East, thence three and one-half miles North, thence one mile East, thence one mile North, thence three miles East, thence three miles North to the North east corner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1 in Township 28 North, Range 9, West of the 6th P.M. in Holt County, Nebras ka, running thence three miles West, thence one-half mile North, thence six and one-half miles West, thence two miles North, thence four miles West, thence one mile North, thence one mile West, to the place of beginning. That said plan of reorganiza tion proposes the adjustment of property, debts, and liabilities of the proposed District as follows: 1. All of the assets and property of the districts included in this plan as of July 1, 1957, shall be come the property of the pro posed School District No. 2. 2. All of the bonded indebted ness existing against any of said districts is to be assumed and paid by the original District No. 2, that is District No. 2 as it ex isted prior to such reorganization and consolidation. 3. All other School District debts, if ant, of said Districts, as of July 1, 1957, are to be assumed ind paid by the proposed School District No. 2. 4. The utilization of existing school houses and school proper ty, is to be determined by the legal voters of the proposed School District No. 2, in the event such reorganization becomes ef fective, however this shall pertain to school houses and school grounds only. Legal school electors only re siding within the enumerated dis tricts shall be permitted to vote at said election, and the legal electors residing in school districts numbered 241 and 2. shall be en titled to vote as a separate unit at said election. Any electors or other interest i<l persons, may secure additional information concerning the de tails of said proposed plan of re organization at the office of the ' County Superintendent of Schools ! in O’Neill, Nebraska. ALICE FRENCH, Secretary, Holt County Committee for the Reorganization of School Districts. 20-21c (First pub. Sept. 6, 1956) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received at •he office of the Department of Hoads and Irrigation in the State Capitol at Lincoln, Nebraska, on September 27, 1956, until 10:00 o’clock A M , and at that time publicly opened and read for GRAVEL FOR SURFACING and ncidontal work on the CHAM PERS WEST Patrol No. 81040 State Road. The approximate quantity is: I. 700 Cu. Yds. Gravel Surface Course Material Each bidder must be qualified to submit a proposal for any part or all of this work as pro vided in Legislative Bill No. 187, 1955 Legislative Session. The attention of bidders is di rected to the Required Provisions covering subletting or assigning the contract. Compliance by the contractor with the standards as to hours of labor prescribed by the “Fair Labor Standards Act of 1933," approved June 25, 1938 (Public No. 718, 75th Congress), as amended, will be required in til performance of the work under this contract. The minimum wage paid to all skilled labor employed on this contract shall be one dollar and sixty cents ($1.60) per hour. Tlie minimum wage paid to all intermediate labor employed on this contract shall be one dollar and thirty cents ($1.30) per hour. The minimum wage paid to all unskilled labor employed on this contract shall be one dollar ($1.00) per hour. Plans and specifications for the work may be seen and informa tion secured at the office of the Division Engineer of the Depart ment of Roads and Irrigation at Ainsworth, Nebraska, or at the iff ice of the Department of Roads and Irrigation at Lincoln, Nebraska. The successful bidder will be required to furnish bond in an amount equal to 100% of his contract. As an evidence of good faith in submitting a proposal for this work, the bidder must file, with his proposal, a certified check made payable to the Department of Roads and Irrigation and in an amount not less than two hun dred fifty (250) dollars. The right is reserved to waive all technicalities and reject any or all bids. __ DEPARTMENT OF ROADS AND IRRIGATION L. N. Ress, State Engineer J. V. Murphy, Division Engineer 19-21 (First pub. Sept. 6, 1956) Julius D. Cronin, Attorney notice of hearing of PETITION FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Estate No. 4049 COUNTY COURT OF HOLT COUNTY, NEBRASKA. ESTATE OF CECIL A. BERG STROM, DECEASED. THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, TO ALL CONCERNED: Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed for final settlement herein, determination of heirship, inheritance taxes, fees and commissions, distribution of estate and approval of final account and discharge, which will be for hearing in this court on September 26, 1956, at 10 o clock, A.M. LOUIS W. REIMER County Judge (COUNTY COURT SEAL) 19-21 NOTICE LAND OWNERS AND TENANTS Section 39-512 of the Nebraska Statutes requires that weeds along all Public Roads and Drain age Ditches shall be mowed at least twice a year. If this is not done the County Board has authority to cause same to be done and all ex penses will be assessed against said property. If you have not already done this mowing, please cooperate and do this immediately to help FARM AUCTION As I have decided to quit farming will hold a public auc tion of my personal property at farm 12 mi. S. and 2 Vi E. of Ewing; OR 11 mi. SW. of Clearwater; OR 10 mi. W.. 7 mi. N„ Vi mi. W. of Elgin; OR 3 mi. S„ 12Vi W. of Neligh. Thursday, September 27, 1956 Sale Starts 12:30 P.M. Lunch on Grounds 36 — Head of Dairy Cattle — 36 Very good: mostly Bangs vaccinated. Bred to Norfolk State Hos'p. bull. 2 Holstein cows, 5-yrs.( milking; 7 IIol. cows, 3-yrs., milking: Ayrshire cow, 6-yrs., fresh last of Dec.; black brockle face, 3-yrs., milking; Shorthorn, 4-yrs„ milk ing: 5 Hoi. heifers, 2Vi-yrs., freshen middlle of Nov. to last of Dec.; 10 Hoi. heifers, open, 10-mos.: 2 Hoi. heifer i calves, 1-mo.; 7 Holstein bull calves, 2 to 4-mos. 5 Yorkshire Pigs — 40 Laying Hens — Baled Rye Straw FARM MACHINERY—'38 John Deere A tractor, power lift, good- ’37 J-D B, nearly new rubber, good; IHC Reg. trac tor on rubber, good; J-D cult.; McC. eli, 4.vrs.-old; McC. 12 ft. rake, like new; McC. pull-type lister with fertilizer box es; 2-row MM pull type cornpieker; McC. 22 combine, 10’; 3-sec. harrow; 3 Mc-D. rye drills, like new; hay stacker, ■ good; Ford car sweep, good; 32’ elevator, power take-off drive; Ideal manure spreader; 9’ disc; Case mower, mtd.; Case plow, pull; 2 rubber tired wagons; J-D 10” hammer mill; misc equipt. such as feed boxes, barrels, separator, etc. 12’xl2’ Brooder House: 12’xl4’ Chicken nouse, other bldgs. 1 ALFALFA_4 stacks 1st cutting, 4 stacks, 2nd; 2 stacks 3d. Some Household Goods, Misc. Articles Terms: Cash j LEO MLNARIK, Owner Bill Wirges & Clint Hopklnes, Aucts. Bank of Elgin, Clerk ***••• * • • «••• ,* with the costly opera tioa cl Snow’ Removal, especially on the Roads that were formerly State Roads, that were recently turned back to the County. HOLT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 19-21 — (First pub. Sept. 20, 19561 John R. Gallagher, Attorney NOTICE FOR PETITION FOR \ DMIN IS TRATION Estate No. 4146 In the County Court of Holt' County, Nebraska, September 17, 1956 In the Matter of the Estate of David Stannard and Margaret Stannard, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in said estate that a petition has been filed in aid Court for the appointment of Laura Burks and Evelyn Stan narri as Joint Administratrices of aid estate, and will be heard Oc tober 11, 1956, at 10 o’clock A.M., a* the County Court Room in O’ veill, Nebraska LOU1S W. REIMER, County Judge. (COUNTY COURT SEAL) M-23c Ewing News Miss Eleanor Pollock of Om aha was a labor day holiday guest at the home of her parents, Ah’ and Mrs. Allan Pollock. Mrs. Anna Pollock spent, sev eral days at Neligh caring for her grandchildren while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pol lock. attenled the state fair. 1 he Frontier Woman . . . Grape, Pear Conserve Suggested By BLANCHE SPANN PEASE. Homrmakliu Editor Somehow or other, September is just slipping through our fin gers. Most homemakers are still very busy. The youngsters are back in school and most of us are still putting up odds and ends of good things to eat this winter. With grapes on the market, you might like to try putting up a few glasses of grape conserve, i This recipe makes 14 six-ounce glasses. GRAPE CONSERVE Four pounds grapes, eight cups sugar, three medium-sized or anges, two lemons, two cups wal nut meats (broken). Wash grapes, separate skins from pulp. Cook pulp until soft, sieve to remove seeds. Add skins, stir in sugar. Juice orange and ! lemons. Thinly slice orange and I lemon peels, cover with cold w'a- \ ter and heat to boiling. Drain, add to grape mixture with fruit juice, j Cook until thick, about 40 min utes. Add nutmeats, seal in hot sterilized jars. Makes 14 six ounce glasses. PEAR CONSERVE Pears are rather mild so, mixed with this combination, you’ll find you have a delicious spread. Twelve medium sized Bartlett pears, one 14-ounce can (IV2 cups) pineapple tidbits, one or ange (juice and grated peel), 8Vi cups sugar, one three-ounce bot tie maraschino cherries. Chop the pears and pineapple, add orange juice, peel and sugar. Let stand overnight. Next morn ing cook slowly until thick, about 2hours. Add chopped mara schino cherries. Seal in hot ster ilized glasses or half-pint jars. Here's a piccalilli recipe that is distinctly different and you might like to put up a few pints for a variety of relish. SUNSHINE PICCALILLI Eighteen medium carrots, six medium cucumbers, two large green peppers, six medium on ions, two sweet red peppers, two cups white vinegar, 3Vz cups su gar, one teaspoon celery seed, one teaspoon white mustard seed. Grind vegetables through me dium blade of food chopper. Com bine ground vegetables with re maining ingredients in large ket tle, and heat to boiling. Simmer 15 minutes. Seal in hot sterilized jars. Makes about five pints. Use with hamburgers. SPICED PEACHES Ten medium peaches, six table spoons finely chopped Bermuda onion, two teaspoons ground cin namon, five cups sugar, 1 cups water, one cup white vinegar, 12 whole cloves. Scald and peel peaches, remove pit through the stem end, leav ing peach whole. Combine chop pod onion and cinnamon Fill the poaches with this mixture. If you use halves, toothpick them to gether. secure with string. Com bine sugar, water, vinegar and cloves. Heat to boiling Cook peaches in this syrup until ten der. It takes about 20 minutes. Pack in hot sterilized jars, fill with hot syrup to within half inch of top. Seal. It should make four pints. GRAPE AND PEAR JAM Two pounds ripe Concord grapes, one cup water, two pounds ripe pears (about six), 3 *2 cups sugtar, cup lemon juice. Wash grapes, separate skins from pulp. Cook pulp in water until soft. Sieve to remove seeds. Combine pulp and skins, measure (should be about 3'-j cups fruit). Pare pears, slice. Add pears, su gar and lemon juice to grapes. Mix to dissolve sugar. Simmer until thick, about 30 minutes, stirring frequently. Seal in hot, sterilized glasses. Makes four small glasses. — tfw — Mrs. Hutcheson Wins Subscription— Stuart, Nebr. Dear Mrs. Pease: This is such a hot day, I do not feel like working so thought 1 would write to you. I see by last week’s Frontier you were one of she winners in Council Oak’s va l cation contest and got a trip to Colorado. Am glad for you and ■ hope you enjoyed your trip. HEINZ PICKLES Two gallons small pickles. Put sn brine of a cup of salt to each gallon water Let stand a week, tht n dram and cover with boil ing water and one tablespoon al um. Let stand 24 hours and drain. Cover with clear boding water. Let stand 24 hours and drain. Split each pickle and cover with the following liquid, boiling hot. cine teaspoon celery seed, two ta blespoons mixed pickling spices, two quarts vinegar, eight cups su gar I'se only five cups of the su gar. Let stand 24 hours, pour off, add one cup sugar. Do this for three mornings, each morning reheating the liquid to the boiling point before pouring back onto p oklies The last morning put not pickles in jars and seal. MRS HENRY HUTCHESON Ewing News Mrs, Anna Pollock, Mrs. Ralph Backer and Mrs. Henry Fleming attended the WSi'S officers* training day Monday at the O'Neill Methohst church. Re freshments were served. Mrs Dcloris Tellander. who was .1 guest at the home of her mother, Mrs. Josie Versaw, left Saiui.iv for Kansas City, Mo. Butte Livestock Market FIRST CALF AND YEARLING Auction Wednesday, October 3 (‘mi,.it-n your calves and yearlings early for we are mailing cards on September 20 to feeder-buyers in Wisconsin. Illi nois, Minnesota, Iowa and North and South Dakota. They want to know what kind we will have. Write or phone us as to the number of head and kind you ; plan to come with so as to know the time in auction they will be sold. 7 hanks A. C. and Bill REFEREE'S SALE I OF THE I IN ORDER TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF THE LATE L. W. BARTHEL, 1 WILL SELL AT THE FRONT DOOR I OF THE COURTHOUSE IN O'NEILL, NEBRASKA, ON | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1956 I — 1:00 P.M. — | I 4,000-A CRB mu COUNTY (NBBR.) RANCH I Situated in Holt County, located 25 miles North of Bur well, Nebraska, on Highway No. 11, and 3 Miles West, or 28 Miles South of Atkinson, Nebraska on Highway No. 11, and 3 Miles West, or legally described as: South Half of the South Half (S%S%) of Section One (1), and the North Half (Ny») and the Southeast Quarter (SEVi) of Section Twelve (12), Township Twenty-five (25), Range Sixteen (16), and the Northeast Quarter (NEy4) of Section Thirty (30) and all of Section Twenty (20), and the Southeast Quarter (SEy4) and the West Half of the Northeast Quarter (W'/4NE*4) and the East Half of the Northwest Quarter H (EVfeNWyQ of Section Eighteen (18), and all of Section Seventeen (17), and the B East Half (E^) and the East Half of the West Half (EVfcWVfc) of Section Nineteen B (19), and the Northwest Quarter (NWy4) and the West Half of the Northeast Quar- B ter (WM>NEy4) of Section Twenty-nine (29) and the West Half of the Northeast B Quarter (Wy.NEy4) and the East Half of the Northwest Quarter (Ey>NWy4) of Sec- B tion Five (5), all in Township Twenty-five ( 25), Range Fifteen (15), and the East B Half (EMj) and the East Half of the West Half (Ey»Wyj) of Section Thirty-two (32) B and the East Half of the Southwest Quarter (E%SWy4) and the Southeast Quarter B (SEy4) of Section Twenty-nine (29), Township Twenty-six (26), Range Fifteen (15) B North, West of the 6th P.M., Holt County, Nebraska. B HAY AND GRAZING LAND I TO BE OFFERED AS A WHOLE, OR IN TRACTS, WHICHEVER BRINGS THE MOST. THIS LAND I CONSISTS ENTIRELY OF HAY AND GRAZING LAND. I TRACT NO. 1: South Half of the South Half (SV^SVa) of Section One (1) and the Northwest Quarter (NWVi) and East Half (E»/2) of Section Twelve (12). all in Township Twenty-five (25), Range Sixteen (16), consisting of 640 acres. Approximate ly 240 acres Meadow and 400 acres Pasture land. Improvements: Cattle Shed (24’x30’), 2 Mills and 1 Tank (permanent). TRACT NO. 2: Southeast Quarter (SEl/i) and East Half of Southwest Quarter (EViSWVi) of Sec tion Twenty-nine (29) and the East Half (El/2) and the East Half of the West Half (EVtWVi) of Section Thirty-two (32), Township Twenty-six (26), Range Fifteen (15), West Half of the Northeast Quarter (WViNEVi) and East Half of the Northwest Quarter (EViNW'A) of Section Five (5), Township Twenty-five (25), Range Fifteen (15), consisting of 880 Acres. Approximately 400 acres Meadow and 480 Acres Pasture land. Improvements: 2 Cattle Sheds (24’x40’> (24’x24’), 2 Mills and 3 Tanks (aU permanent). TRACT NO. 3: West Half of Northeast Quarter (WViNEVi) and the East Half of Northwest I Quarter (EViNWVi) and the Southwest Quarter (SW>/4) of Section Eighteen (18), and the East Half (E‘/j) and East Half of West Half (EV2WV2) of Section t Nineteen (19), and Northeast Quarter (NE‘/4) of Section Thirty (30) Township \ j Twenty-five (25), Range Fifteen (15), consisting of 960 acres. Approximately t. 680 Acres Meadow and 280 Acres of Pasture Land. Improvements: 11 - Room I House, Chicken House (10’xl2’), 2-Car Garage and Shop (24’x26’), 3-Truck Ga rage (22’x36’), Hen House (16’x20’)P Garage and Granary (12’xl6’) (6'x6’), Hog 5 House (16’xl2’), Granary (14 x9’), Cattle Shed (29’x24’xl6’xl4’), Barn (52’x40 ), Cattle Shed (50’x24’), Junk House (14'xl5’), Toilet, Cattle Shed (19’x32’) 3 Cattle Sheds (24’x36’) (24’x36’) (26'x40’), 5 Mills and 4 Tanks (2 permanent) 1 1 Well. i TRACT NO. 4: ; All of Section Seventeen (17). all of Section Twenty (20), Northwest Quarter 1 <NW‘/4) and West Half of Northeast Quarter (W>/2NE>/4) of Section Twenty-nine (29), Township Twenty-five (25). Range Fifteen (15), consisting of 1520 Acre* Approximately 560 Acres Meadow, and 960 Acres Pasture Land. Improvement* 6-Room House, Garage and Toilet. 6 Mills and 5 Tanks (2 permanent) 2 Wells’ TERMS OF SALE: 25cc Cash on Date of Sale. Balance on Confirmation. Abstracts of title certified to date, will be furnished purchaser or puchasers by referee. Marketable Title will be furnished. POSSESSION: NOVEMBER 15, 1956 (This Ranch is being sold in Partition among the heirs of the late L. W. Barthel.) I FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND INSPECTION OF PREMISES INQUIRE OF- I I JOHN R. GALLAGHER LEO F. CLINCH I I REFEREE, O’NEILL, NEBR. ATTORNEY, BURWELL, NEBR. I I (Personal property to sell at auction October 18, 1956. Watch for advertisement.) I • t