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PROCEEDINGS
PlattmoMth. X?').. Feb. .".
Hoard met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Prt-.mt Julius A. Pit". C. E.
it"l'.r:i(T a:ui Henry S:ioke. County
( in i' io:;-"rs and Frank J. Liber
sh: !. iiii!ty Clerk.
.Miii'iTi's of previous session rea.l
ar. i.pprowd wh-.-n th following
I i ; in s s was transacted In r oscular
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S'at Bank T-I:amin'-r L. R. Willie
I', !,','. his report showi:;s the coilec
T !,n and el it- burst nierts e tlie t'as
'"'::;: Yr-:: r-r i n: May lit. 2 I 1 7
ro Jar. uary 17. 1 9 1 S.
!:".! of H. G. S"hv.-ind. Justice ol
Ui- I vace. iVnter precinct, approv
ed. Claims Allowed
The following claims were audit-
ar.d allowr-.i by The Board:
Ci FN EI', A!. IT.N'Ii
Cudal:''" Pa."ki;r; Co.. soap
to county ? 2S.0O
?!:-. K. .Met calf. Merchandise.
to .iiei: IS. 00
M 'tt hew ;,-r:n:r. at irr.ey for
Ulir Tower ?.',.(()
Frai.k B. Slaule. wiHd to J.
,.:o:ir.' fi.'O
:'i i:t A: Tat', ifif-rt ha ndise to
J.;.i. Burton S.00
i Hunt esi tiEHOuc
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Springs
IMattsmouth Water 'Co.. wat
er to court house and jail S.7S
Ceo. L. Farley, salary and
expense. January rfi.7u
H. Sievers. salary and laun
dry S3. 00
"Moensen i: Hart, mdse., to
Nichols $10. Allen $7 17.00
I Dr. 15. F. i: rend el. in:ane
case Geo. R. Hobson S.00
J. E. Douglas. Do il.OO
James liobertson. Do ".r.O
C. 1). Quinton. Do 14.10
A. G. Bach. Do 1M0
The Plattsmouth Garage, tak
ing pauper to county farm l.r.O
Frank J. Labershal. salary
and expense 212. OS
Mrs. Emma Davis, reporr of
births and deaths. 4th qtr. 1.00
A. II. Stander. Do 4.00
V. K. Hand, Do 2.7".
I. Clements, Do 4.00
Emma Davis, Do 2.00
L. II. Upton. Do 1.2."
K. I.. Hunter. Do ?..2
it. M. ?oennichsen. Do i.T."
Ci. X. Stilie. Do 2.7."
K. Kt urrenesrper. Do .2."
H. F. Kropp. Do .."0
J. II. r.ic.M.-.keti. drayage, ltead
rtones To cemetery . 2
J. F. Hrerdel. .L I)., salary.
1th quarter, as physician in
District Xo. 2 9.93
T. J. McMaken. freight, and
drayaue 1.96
Allen J. E-eso:i. report of
niarriace license to state 32.23
A'.leti J. Kef-:. on. court costs,
mothers" pension cases 1H.00
Lincoln Telephone Ac Teles:.
Co.. rent and tolls 5G.70
"Philip Thieroif. clothing to
county paupers S.10
Opal Fitzgerald, salary for
January ".0.00 ,
Alpha C. Peterson, salary and
expense for January 141.10
Tiie I'lattsmouth Journal, for
printinir and supplies 89.10
Mr.:. fia Lavton, care of de
pendent children, February S."
Mr-. Lucy II. Ly:. Do 1 H.OO
Mrs, VirsJe L. Frady. Do 20.00
Mr:. Clara MMzke, Do 20.00
.Mrs. Mol'.ie Hansen. Do S.00
Mrv. 'ora 15. Tow or. Do 1".00
Mrs. M.'iy Thompson. Do S.oo
Mrs. Edith Duckworth. Do 2 r . t 0 !
Mrs. Ethel Doetel, Do 20.00
Mrs. Es'her Hor.oerer, lo 20.00
Mrs. Cora B. Tower, care of
dependent children. Jan 1.Q0
I Win. lf uricm-i-n, mdse. to
i Al Jackson 3.00
Hotel Wari er, meals to jury 19.;0
' !attinoi;tii Steam Laundry,
laundrv to jail 3. ? 3
I J. H. Thrasiur, bailiffs cer-
ii;icaie
Dr. V.. W. Claybau'h. servic
es to Mrs. Donaldson
" Item inert on Typewriter Co.,
: supplies to county 14..r0
20c ! A. C. Cole, salary and exp 103.0m
mileape 40.40
J. W. Elders, shoveling: snow
ra court house
E. G. Dovey a Son. mdse. to
county farm
Bestor & Swatek. mdse. to
county farm
John Eauer fc Son, mdse. and
labor at county farm
Great Eastern Chemical Co..
lloor dressing, to court house
('. G. Fricke, coal to county.
Win. Gehrts, witness inrane
case Freel Krecklow
W. O. Gillispie. Do
Iiestor Swatek, snow shov
el to court house
John Kopia, mdse. to county
fa rn
Jess F. Warsa. repair work
at court house
C. E. Hartford, fuel to county
C. E. Hartford, coal to coun
ty farm .
Sam Goodman, brooms to
county farm
Win. Ilassler. blacksmith wk.
at county farm
Douglas County Hospital, or.
of Miss Hose Mettter for 2
months.
Fetzer Shee Co., shoes to Co.
farm
C. Heisil. grinding wheat for
county farm
J. H. Tarns, salary lor Jan
Wm. Schniidtman, mdse. to
count v farm
22.00
3.00
DUAGGIXG FFXD
R. L. Propst, for dragging in
Road district Xo. 1
Fred Xolting. Do. Dist. 1
C. L. Wiles. Do. Dist. 1
C. F. Valiery. Do. Dist. 1
Melvin A. Miller. Do. Dist. IT.
Wm. Richards, Do, Dist. 4
Richarel Deles Dernier, Xo. ir
Henry Erockman, Do. Xo. 1"
J. Johannsen. Do. Dist. 7
V. D. Harris. Do.' Dist.
A. II. Siekmar.. Do. Dist. 10
A. A. Wallinger, Do, Dist. 1 .".
John M. Meisinger. Do, Xo. 1
Oscar Miller. Do. Dist. 15
J. W. Mendenhall, De.. Xo. 1".
Marvin Carr, Do, Dist. 10
II. C. Creamer. Do, Dist. 10
11. E. Xorris. Do. Dist. 13
Frank Dill. Do, Dist. in
ROAD FUXD
F. W. Xolting. road work in
road district Xo. 1 S
John Kaufman. Do, Dist. 10
Coatman Hdw. Co., Do, road
district Xo. C,
Waterman Lumber fc Coal Co.
Do. Dist. 1
lbert Satehell. Do. Dist. 1
lilenn Wiles. Do, Dist. 1
'i F. Valiery. Do. Dist. 1
McCartney Eros., hardware
for district Xc. 4
Tohn M. Meisinger. road wk.
in road district Xo. 1
Wm. M. Hoover, Do. Dist. 2
G. W. Harshraan, Jr.. Do. in
road district Xo. 13
E. M. Dodril!. Do. Dist. 10
J. Johannsen, Do, Dist. 7
J. L. Xutzman. Do. Dist. 13
v'has. Tucker, Io. Dist. 10
H. A. Meisinuer. Do. Dist. 2
RlilDGE Fl'XD
Sullivan Mead Lumber Co..
bridge material S
A. W. Xorris. I o
i-.. J. Ricliey. Do
Waterman Lbr. t Coal Co.,
bridge material
J. Johanr.sen, bridge weirl:
McCartney Eros., bridge ma
terial G. W. Harshman, Jr., bridt e
work
A. O. A tilt, bridge materuM.
Waterman Lbr. & Coal Co..
bridge material
of which were approved by the Hoard
of Commissioners.
County JudgT? Allen J. Eeeson filed
an order with the Clerk cancelling
the Mother's pension of Mrs. Belle D,
Grassman. Same approved.
A. II. Vanlandingham. Justice of
the Peace within and for Tipton pre
cinct filed his resignation and same
was accepted by the "Board.
Petition received signed by II. K.
Frantz and 4." other freeholders of
Tipton precinct requesting the Board
of Commissioners to appoint George
2.O0JW. Peterson as Justice of the Peace
within and for Tipton precinct to
fill vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of A. H. Vanlandingham. On
motion properly seconded, George W.
Peterson was appointed as Justice of
the Peace within and for Tipton pre
cinct to till vacancy.
A. J. Snyder, Register of Deeds,
filed his appointment ef Miss Geor
gia White as Deputy in his office for
the balance of his term. Same con
firmed by the Board.
Bids Received
As advertised, bids were receiv
ed as follows:
COFXTV PHYSICIAN S
for various physicau districts, as fol
lows: District No. 1
Dr. J. II. Hall ?204.00
Dr. P. J. Flynn 27T..00
Dr. J. B. Martin 230.00
District Xo. 2
Dr. J.'F. Brendel $ 49.74
District Xo. 3
Dr. J. W. Brendel $ Cr.00
There were no bids received from
District Xo. 4. and 0.
On motion contracts were award
ed as follows: Dr. J. B. Martin for
1.20
31. 2S
r..ro
r,.2n
CO. 00
214. S7
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3i.ns
13.70
154.30
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Eroibrs li to 2 lbs. ptr lb 20c I - "d. (juintcn, salary. Jan
Stags
Ducks
Geese
Old Roosters 12c ! Jess F. Warga. Mazda lamps
0c ' to county jail
Henry Snoke, salary and ex-
5C C. D. Quinton, jailer fees for
ic ! January
" j K-B Printing C"o., supplies.
Ecrs
25.00
145. S3
40.50
7.S4
1.50
F. Q. DAVVSO
pense 19.45
Julius A. Pitz, salary and
The undersigned will sell at Pua
lic Auction at the
RIFLE RANGE
just a little north of Plattsmouth,
Xebraska. on
FfiiDAY, FEBRUARY 22
the following described property, to
wit: 13 Head of Horses 13
One black team, mare and gelding
7 and 10 years old.
One team bay mules, S and 9 years
old.
One brown mare, 4 years old, in
foal by Sage's Black Percheron.
One gray horse, 4 years old.
One bay horse, 4 years old.
One bay hor.-:e, 3 years old.
One bay horse, 9 years old.
' One bay horse, 4 years old.
One black mule.
One bay horse.
One black mule, 9 years eld.
Farm Irnplenients. Etc.
Seven tons bailed timothy and red
top hay.
Seven sets of work harness.
One set new single harness.
One new top buggy.
Ore new Xev.'ton wagon.
One Bain wagon.
One old Newton wagon.
One low wheel wagon and rack.
One extra rack.
Or.? Pain hay stacker.
One hay sweep.
One 14-inch wail-in c plow.
One 10-inch David Bradley walk
ing plow.
Or.c disc gang plow.
One 0-shovel riding cultivator.
One spring-trip walking cultivator.
Plattsmouth. Neb.. Feb. C. 19I . n , nlnnter
inert with all members prnt.) 1 0 head of nice shoats.
when the following business va i -:any ouier amcies too numerous
transacted in regular form: j to mention.
Moved by Commissioner Snoi- e j Q?e Comner.ces t 10: 0'Clock A. M.
and seconded by Commissioner Mleeb- j Lunch gerved M
ner that Mr John W. Tulleys be- em- , TERMS OF SALE: All sums cf $10
ploved bv the County ot ( ass, X--
braska. together with an assistant. ! :in(! urder cas,-- on a11 sun:t5 ovpr
at a cost of twenty-tire dollars per ; SI 0.00 a credit of from sis to eight
day for the purpose of checking all months time will be given, pur
of the county offices for the year of . ciaEPr giving good bankable paper.
1917. Motion carried unanimously ;
County Judge Allen J. Beeson .;!-: . . , j
ed orders with the County Clerk re- ; sale. All property must be settled
newing the mother's pensions of ( for lefore being removed from the
Mollie Games for ?lu.OO per month; premises.
of Mrs. Ida Schlieske for $25.00 per; T tacttttc; n,
month; of Mrs. Josephine Havir for j r m J;, - BSHUS. Owner.
$15.00 per month and of Mrs. Dora; CUL. W. R. lOTTJiG, Auctioneer.
Denson for $20.00 per month. All P.. F. PATTERSON. Clerk.
District No. 1; Dr. J. F. Brendel for
District No. 2 and Dr. J. W. Brendel
for District No. 3. And the County
Clerk was instructed to prepare the
necessary bonds and agreements for
successful bidders.
. BURIAL OF PAUPER POOR
Coffin, per Foot
Streight & Streight $7.00
John I'. Sattler 6.00
Outside Box. per Foot
Streight & Streight $1.50
John P. Sattler 1.25
Trip to Cemetery
Streight & Streight $5.00
John P. Sattler 7.00
Shrouds
Streight & Streight $10.00
John P. Sattler 7.00
Extra Trip
Streietht & Streight $S.OO
John P. Sattler 1 5.00
Extra for Floaters
Streight & Streight $15.00
John P. Sattler 10.00
Contract awarded to John P. Sat
tler. COUNTY PRINTING
Plattsmouth Journal
Bar Pocket, per case 10 Cents
Other pages thereof CO Cents
Road Notices Vj Legal Rate
Notice to Contractors-Jj Legal Rate
Call for Bids U Legal Rate
Commissioners proceedings, per
line 1 Cents
There being no other bid the con
tract on motion was awarded to the
Plattsmouth Journal.
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On motion the Board adjourned
meet Wednesday. Februarv C. 1M'
FRANK J. LIBERSHAL.
Count v Clerk.
Application received from J. II.
Tarns, Superintendent of County
Poor Farm requesting to be re-appointed
as said Superintendent for
another year. On motion properly
seconded, J. H. Tarns was re-appointed
Superintendent of the Cass county
poor farm for one year from March
1, 191S. to March 1. 1919. at a sal
ary of $100.00 per month, said J.
H. Tarns to furnish all necessary
help att he said county farm.
Claims Allowed
The following claims were audit
ed and allowed by the Board:
Mrs. Dora Denson, care of de
pendent children for Febr.$
Mrs. Josephine Havir, Do
Mrs. Ida Schlieske. Do
Mrs. Martha A. Haddon, Do
Mrs. Mollie Games. Po
Mrs. Grace Sperry. Po
D. C. Morgan, postal supplies
Nebraska Lighting Co.. gas
and electricity to county
A. J. Snyder, postage stamps
H. M. Soennichsen. mdse.. to
Collins. $5; Worden, $5 and
Hart, $10; Total
State Journal Co., supplies
on claim No. 9
B. C. Marquardt & Co.. mdse.
to Mrs. Cottingham
Waterman Lbr. & Coal Co.,
coal to paupers
Geo. W. Voss Co., coal to Mrs.
Duffield
A. O. Ault, mdse. to John
Thieroif
Mrs. Susan Urwin, care of de
pendent children for Feb
Waterman Lbr. &. Coal Co.,
coal to courthouse
C. E. Heebner. salary and
mileage
Fred Patterson, office work-
11. Lehmer, helping survey
or; claimed $2.00 Refused
If. Gartelman, butchering at
cotntv farm. eld. $ 1 2.00Refused
ROAD WORK
Wm. Richards, road work in
road district No. 54 $ 52.30
BRIPGE FUNP
Monarch Engineering Co.,
bridge material $
Monarch Engineering Co..
bridge work in county 1504.6S
Monarch Engineering Co., ad
vance on bridge work com
pleted 1000.00
COMMISSIONERS' ROAP FUNP
Lehmer Bros., assigned Bank
of Cass Co., balanoe due on
grading. Pist. No. 1 $164.99
GENERAL FUND
Mrs. C. J. Baker, assigned to
W. M. Barclay, county aid
for month of February $ 15.00
20.00
15.00
25.00
25.00
20.00
15.00
37.70
2S.14
3.50
20.00
80.50
10.00
36.20
5.00
15.00
10.00
9.20
4 5.00
30.00
Parmele
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Theatre, Plattsmouth
fcfSame Company Seen in Omaha and Kansas City.i
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THE LAUGH PANIC
BUD FISHER'S Newest
mil anri IFF
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DIVORCED
Glad-Eyed Girls!
Glittering Scenes!
Sure-Fire Funsters!
Gorgeous Costums!
Universally Conceded the
Merriest of Ail Traveling
Travesties!
PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00
Plus the War Tax.
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MUTT AND JEFF
DIVORCED IS RICH
BUD FISHER'S HA! HA! TWINS
NEWEST SCREAMING MUSIC
AL COMEDY NOVELTY
COMING SOON.
S0.70
The bi laugh success of the year
is "Mutt and Jeff Pivorced" coming
j to the Parmele theatre on Saturday,
February 23rd for one night only,
j The greatest of all sure fire car
toon characters. Mutt & Jeff, in their
newest misadventures, are reported
a scream from start to finish.
This time the long and short
freaks get mixed up in divorce pro
ceedings, all on account of a demure
little girl of the school age type, en
trusted to their care by an aunt.
Mrs. Mutt and Mrs. Jeff misunder
stand matters, and the complications
starting at this angle pile up until
the two principals are winging all
the time.
The production is pronounced one
of the most pretentious of all travel
ing combinations. The principals in
clude some of the most popular laugh
makers in the travesty field, and the
chorus girls are generally reported
unusually gifted and all superlative
ly attractive.
Ginger, snap and go is the slogan
of the performance and report says
the prospectus is lived up to every
second of the comedy's three acts.
The scenic and costume investiture
equals any of the most ornate and
costly effects of the big Broadway attractions.
ing and he l:ar an excellent fit on it,
and it was all dene by his own
hands. This is Charles Richards, jr.
who is eleven years ef age.
The work which this school is do
ing is making a good balance with
the quota which the Red Cross is do
ing here.
Not alone are the teachers to be
congratulated upon the good show
ing which this school has made, but
the scholars are also in for a good
amount of praise, and they are the
ones which are doing the real work.
About Constipation.
Certain articles of diet tend to
check movements o fthe bowels. The
most common of these are cheese,
tea and boiled milk. On the other
hand raw fruits, especially apples
and bananas, also graham bread and
whole wheat bread promote a move
ment of the bowels. When the
bowels are badly constipated, how
ever, the rure way is to take one or
two of Chamberlain's Tablets imme
diately after supper.
Get the latest var nap at The
Journal office. The Rand-McNally
HAS KNITTED HIS OWN SWEATER
There being no further business,
the Board on motion adjourned to
meet Thursdav. Februarv 21. 191S.
FRANK J. LIBERSHAL,
County Clerk.
FOR SALE.
2 Ford cars, 1 large car suitable
for truck; 1 Harley-Davidson motor
cycle; 1 Excelsior motorcycle; 1
Chopie Gas Engine. Inquire or J. I.
Mason, at Plattsmouth Garage.
l-19-tfd&w.
From Friday's Daily.
Miss Marie Kaufman, who in her
work as instructor in penmanship of
the city schools, found a Bee Hive
of industry at the Columbian, where
Miss Nettie Hawksworth is the teach
er, and Misses Lillian Dwyer. Vesta
Douglas and Mrs. C. L. Carlson are
the instructors.
The children have taken up the
proposition of knitting during the
intermissions, instead of playing, and
the boys as well as the girls work
ing at the knitting. You would be
surprised to see how those boys and
girls make the needles snap when
at the work. The children are now
knitting squares for the Red Cross,
and are doing a good job of it too.
One of the young lads has knitted
himself a sweater, which he is wear-
PUBLIC
3 A Li tm l
OF
HIGH GRADE SX0CZ
I will offer for sale at Public Auc
tion at my farm, 4 miles Fout Invest
of Mynard and 4 miles northwest of
Murray, on
THURSDAY, FEERUARY 21, 1918
the following High Grade Stock:
60 Head of High Grade
White Face Cattle 60
35 of which are cows and heifers
that are bred to a registered Hereford
bull.
10 yearling bulls that are ready
for srrvice.
Also one Registered Hereford Bull.
5 young horses will be offered for
sale. This stock is all in excellent
condition.
Sale Commences at 10 0'Clock A. IJ.
Lunch Will Ee Served at Neon by
W. A. Scott.
TERMS OF SALE: A credit of
eight months will be given on all
purchases, with good bankable paper
bearing eight per cent from date. All
properts must be settled for before
being removed.
J. R. VALLERY, Oxmer.
COL. W. R. YOUNG. Auctioneer.
GEO. 0. DOVEY, Clerk.
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MANLEY STATE BANK
MANLEY, NEB.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $13,000
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OFFICERS
FRANK STANDER
AUGUST STANDER
AUGUST PAUTSCH
THOMAS E. PARMELE
WM. J. RAU.
MURRAY STATE BANK
MURRAY, NEB
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $15,000
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DIRECTORS
CHAS. C. TARMELE, President.
FREP NUTZMAN. Vice-President.
W. GLEN BOEPEKER. Cashier.
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BANK OF GASS COUNTY
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $80,000
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OFFICERS
CHAS. C. PARMELE
JACOB TRITSCH
THOMAS E. PARMELE
R. F. PATTERSON.
F. G. EGENBERGER
BANK OF COMMERCE
LOUISVILLE, NEB.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 523,000
OFFICERS
THOMAS E. PARMELE, President.
CHAS. C. PARMELE, Vice-President.
PAUL. FITZGERALD, Cashier.
RALPH R. LARSON, Asst. Cashier.
FIRST SECURITY BANK
CEDAR CREEK, NEB.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $10,000
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OFFICERS
WILLIAM SCHNEIPER, President.
W. H. LOHNES, Vice-President.
THOMAS E. PARMELE, Director.
Our Facilities Enable Us to Handle Your Business in this County Promptly and
onomicalSy and on this Basis te invite Your Patronage.
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