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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI . WEEKLY JOURNAL
Alvo Department
Mrs. Clara Prouty and daughter
of near University Place were guests
of friends in Alvo for the day last
Sunday.
1 heo. Carnes of Murdock was a
visitor i Alvo for a short time and
was looking after some business mat
ters while in town.
V. O. Boyles of Lincoln was look
ins affr some business matter as
well as visiting with friends in Alvo
on last Wednesday.
Simon Rehmeyer was a visitor in
Lincoln on last Wednesday, and en
joyed seeing a very fine picture which
was placed on the screen.
M. C. Keefer and the family of
Gl-nwood. Iowa, were visiting with
friends and relatives in Alvo and
were attending church as well.
Walter Collins. Peter Johnson and
Dick Elliott shelled and delivered
pany. Mr: Art Dinges, the auto deal
er and seller or the very Dest tires
was one of the guests and with him 1
waa A. B. Stromer, the rural carrier.
a user ot tne ceieoratea uooancu
Royal -cord, known as Silvertowns,
was the other guest from Alvo. They
appreciated the excellent feed, and
the royal treatment and like to use
the tires even better than to eat the
good dinners.
f tUKLEY HEWS ITEMS f
Made lolly Pool.
The students of the Alvo Consoli
dated school have taken much pleas
ure in the beautifying of the school
grounds and the last thing which
they have added is a lilly pool, and
which they procured Ludwig Borne
meier to construct. Mr. Bornemeier
has a most beautiful pool of this kind
at his home east of Murdock, and
was
And it
I John Grueber was a visitor in
Omaha on Wednesday morning of
; this week, taking with him two
calves for the stock market.
i Frank Stander of Omaha was a
visitor in Manley for a short time on
last Tuesday, having some business
matters calling his attention.
Mrs. G. L. Rhoden has been having
quite a tusele with the flu. for the
past week, but is reported as being
greatly improved at this writing.
John Cane was a visitor for a
couple of days in Omaha, during the
past week and while he was away
the lumber yard was looked after by
Edward Kelly.
Frank Wannemaker and family of
Weening Water were visiting in Man-
Wednesday, April 25th ley for the day last Sunday -and 1 were
makers mother. 'i
l Uarrv T. Tv" viktav a il i li o fnmilv. '
i fflii fi in A, mm n
Here are Three Very Improtant
Aneoumcemeints
Cash Paid for Your
Live Poultry j
mm last wrk to the Rehmeyer Ele
vator. and received a very fine price one for the Alvo scholars
for the grain. sure is a beauty.
C. M. Skyles and the good wife of
Lincoln were spending the day in 4 I Pi
Alvo and were visiting at the home fVO I-iIUcr
of Mr. and mis. s. i. tsoyies as wen,
attending church while here. I
Frank Lane of Weeping Water was
a visitor in Alvo for a short time'
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
wenTSaHfied to construct "the ' LOADING CAR ON BURLINGTON were guests for the day last Sunday M
well quannea to construct ine . . n iirmi(l nf t Mrs Grnver 1;S
TRACKS
on last Wednesday, driving over!
from the hustling city of Weeping
Water to look after some business.
Roy Cole and the family were
visiting in Alvo and vicinity and
were while here visiting with their
many relatives and friends, they
driving over from the home near My
nard. Mr. X. C. PeLes Dernier of near
Union was a visitor in Alvo for a
short time on Wednesday of last
wk. and was looking after some
business matters, and visiting with
fri-nds.
H-iuy J. Miller departed for the
Gulden WVst on last Monday, where
li- xncts to visit with his son,
Anlue Miller, and family, and in
fact l.k the country over with a
iw of appropriating a portion of
it. should it look just good enough.
T. M. McKinnon. the hustling
farmer northwest of Alvo, has added
to his conveniences for the farm and
to enhance the pleasure of living on
the farm, one of those excellent mod
ern cars, the Whippet. This will
add much to the convenience of the
mejnlrs of the family and enable
theni to go and come at their convenience.
tains the Elm
wood Masons
Junior Senior Banquet.
The Junior-Senor banquet of the
Alvo hih school which was given
;it the -chool building was one of the
ni"?t pleasant events which has oc-(tin-d
in Alvo lor some time. The
banquet was servtd by the members
of the Home Economics class of. .the
seined,, ji.d was prepared by , the
mother?. This is a demonstration of
the ffect. of pood practical cooking
by those who surely know the secret
of cooking the best eatables in the
1 ft way. and the serving of this
same pfMxl eats and most approved
fashion and taupht by the school of
Alvo. and in fact by most of the
up-t-date places of learning over the
country. They sure had a good ban-
OlXf't.
Died in Lincoln.
Yrd was received some time since
of the vry serious illness of Frank
Van Andel who later died, and was
hiousht to Alvo for burial. Mr. Van
Ai:de was a son in law of Mr. Ed
wr.rd Linch of Lincoln, who is a ro
ther of our townsman, P. J. Linch.
We will endeavor to pet a fuller re
port ff the life and sickness of this
young man.
Had s Beal Feed.
Two of th '. young men of Alvo were
over to Lincoln where thMr got their
f-et under one of the tables loaded
ith all manner of good things to eat
:it the Corhucker hotel, and they
sii!- say the eatins was fine. The
occasion was a banquet which was
put on by the Goodrich Rubber coni-
Canopy Lodge of the A. F. & A. M.
Meet at Home Town of Their
Worshipful Master.
Canopy lodge of the Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, of Elmwood,
have a membership, which extends
over a good portion of Cass county
and a most excellent class of Amer
ican citizens, which you would
choose to meet. Their worshipwul
master. Charles Ayers. when the mat
ter of having a get together meeting
was mentioned he was able to put
the matter over of selection of Alvo
for the place of the meeting, know
ing full, well that the crowd would
be taken care of by the ladies of the
Methodist Aid society, and he was
right, for we have been fortunate
enough to eat at a banquet where
they served.
So the banquet was staged for Alvo
last Friday evening, and with plenty
of music, singing and sociability,
and some of the very best speaking,
and eats that could not be excelled,
all who attended were sure to have
an excellent time. There were covers
laid for one hundred Masons and
Stars, and a person for each cover.
The address of welcome was de
livered by the worshipful master,
Charles Ayres, who reviewed Mason
ary in western Cass county and ex
tended a welcome to the hustling
city of Alvo. The address was re
sponded to by Mrs. Victor West, who
was indeed a most pleasing speaker
and her address was enjoyed by all
who listened to the same.
This was followed by an address
by Herman Ruhge who has been a
member of the order for the past
thirty years, and in reviewing those
very happy years he cites many fea
tures of Masonary which was well
worth the living and enjoying. This
was followed by a solo by Mrs. Wil
lard Clapp who captured the music
loving portions of the assemblage,
and from the encore which this ex
cellent singer received, they were
most of them lovers of music.
Will L. Atchison then spoke on
the subject of "Horse Feathers," and
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover
C. Rhoden, where all enjoyed the oc-
and will pay the following prices, casion very pleasantly.
with all checks cashed at Plattsmouth; Glen Flaischin an, who i.- employed
State Bank. Bring us your Poultry! at Louisville, was a visitor at home
i for the day last Sunday. Glen is lik- j
I ASH Hlcll .K ; ing hi3 position nicely, and is pleased ;
i with living in Louisville. 1 1;
Wens, ner lh. 24c Tv.n tpiiJ Mit f-imilv Pi
An it, lo-'of Louisville were visiting for the
All LOX, per ID day last Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Broilers rser lb 40 Dona Flaischman and also with Mr. if A
Morgan McCurdv and the
uoou : t
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'12." . IM
ineir nome near iiaveiocK. were visn- t
T.. IV OOr. 1
J Ulrw3, pel iu. vb
Geese, per lb
Leghorns, 5c Lb. Less ins with friends in and about JIan- ,
' j ley for the day on last Sunday.
Beef Hides, per lb 15c! Mr. and Mrs. John Palacek of
' Plattsmouth were guests on last Sun- '
Horse Hides $5.00 each day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i
! Tl... t O ..... .J .. A T Cnw1M .T .1 !
We Will be On Hand Mr. Palacek being brother and sister.
I - -i iC A T r T T .n i
n 00 ; .mi. nnu .mis. a. Ji. iimuuie
Kaill Of Otltne j visiting for the week end at the home
gm m w 1 'i I 01 .ir. iiumnies moiner ai ivansas
oalem rroduce to.
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CASH BUYERS
LOCALNEWS
Dr. Heineman, Dentist, Hotel Main
Bldg., Phone 527.
From Thursday's Dally
Edward Kelly of Manley was here
last evening to attend the dance at
the American Legion community
building. j
W. E. Pailine of Greenwood was !
here today tc attend to some matters ! so ill for some weeks past is report
in the district court in which they cd as being much improved at this
are interested. j time. So much so tat the friends
r.. ....,1 m,. t-.., i ,t wx- 1 who were called.' rt turni d to their
oming were here today to spend a j u 'n,'s
Fhort time while looking after some
matters of business.
I visiting for the week end at the home
1 of Mr. Humble's mother at Kansas
j City, they making the trip via the
j Missouri Pacific, and returning in
time to take up their various work
' r ,
.Moiiuay morning.
Rudy Bergman was a visitor in
Omaha on last Monday, driving over
to the big city in his car, where he
was looking after some business mat
ters for the day. While he was away
Joseph Wolpert was looking after
matters at the store.
Rollin Coon, who is working in
On:aha. was called home last Sun
day by the death of his grandmother",
which occurred late last week. An
r.ccunt of v. Inch will appear else
where in this paper. Rollin returned
to his work on Monday morning.
Mrs. August Stander who has boon
George A. Kaffenberger of Lincoln
is here today to spend a short time
looking after some matters of busi
ness and visiting with friends and
relatives.
E. J. Burkett, republican candidate
for congress, was here today attend
ing to some matters in the district
court and visiting with his many
friends in the city.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor of
Union were here today to spend a few
hours visiting with their many
friends in the city and looking after
some matters of business.
Mrs. George Decker of Strang, Ne
braska, who has been here visitine
which kept the house in most up-iat the home of her daughter. Mrs.
roarous laughter, and the members M. L. Stander and familv for some
so they could hardly eat from laugh-1 time, returned this morning to her
ng- .home.
The principal address of the even-. Frank Domingo tne Weeping Wa-
ing was delivered by J. E. Curtiss, ! te,. banker an(i
and was one well worth listening to
H. A. Crozier, the
The mary fri;-nd. of the
t patient are pleased at the very favor
able turn of her illness.
H. A. Shipman and wife of ITave
lock were visiting in Manley on last
Sunday, coming to attend the funeral
of the late Mrs. Coon, which occur
red on last Friday, the funeral being
held Sunday. While here they were
guests of Fred Flaischman and the
good wife, they being friends for
years.
Mrs. Jacob Goehry, who has been
making her home in California, for
the past winter and who returned
home to Lincoln a short time since
was a visitor in Manley for last
Sunday and a guest at the home of
her friend, Mrs. Dora Flaischman
Mr. and Mrs. Goehry were residents
of Manley years ago, and while here
Mr. Goehry was engaged in the
blacksmith business. Mrs. Goehry
presented her friend, Mrs. Flaisch
man with a most beautiful Martha
Washington rose, which was highly
prir.ed by Grandma Flaischman.
real estate king of that city,
of any one who would wish to be here to,lay attending to som,'
lusuru wiiii i iic iuea rl ueitei Ulli-
zeiiEhip.
The meeting was under the guid
ance of the efficient toastmaster, C.
D. Ganz. who sure brought success to
this the first banquet in the hustling
little city ofvestern Cass county.
B. A. McELWAIN SINKING
From Friday's Pal'v
The reports from the Lord Lister
1 ospital at Omaha this morning state
that B. A. McElwain. who has been
there since Sunday in very serious
condition, is still in very serious
than- and his failing health has giv-
n but little hope of his recovery.
Mr. McKlwain has suffered from poor
health for s'me time and his system 1
ha h-j-n poisoned by the effects of!
the malady from which he has suf
fered for some time. Roy McElwain,
brother of Bert, arrived last evening
from his home in California to be
with the brother in his very serious
condition. The family has suffered
very severely in the last few months
as the aged mother passed on and
Roy McElwain has just come from
the hospital after several months i 11
tiess and two weeks ago another
brother, Myron McElwain of Kansas
City. Missouri, died.
Farmer's Oil Company
OF CASS COUNTY
ANNOUNCES
the opening cf their Service Station in the building formerly
occupied by the 0-K Garage, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
WE SPECIALIZE
it Car Washing, Oiling and Greasing, as well as general
repair work on any and all makes of cars.
ALSO CARRY
a complete line of Accessories and Repairs, including Tires,
Batteries and Battery Service. Skelly Gasoline.
AUTO STORAGE
Very attractive prices will be made on Storage that will
save you money. Plenty of spaceaid every convenience. .
The Farmers Oil Company
Robert McCIannahan, Manager
Day and Night Service On Washington Avenue
were
mat
ters at the court house as well as
meeting their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bornman and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keller of South
Bend were here today for a few hours
looking after some matters of busi
ness. Mr. Bornman is taking an en
forced vacation from his farm work
due to a boil on his right hand.
No. 1 Our gigantic ALTERATION SALE continues.
throughout the month to clean up surplus stock
and odds and ends.
No. 2 The sound of saw and hammer will be heard in
our store this week as the remodeling campaign
gets under way.
No. 3 Wednesday is Chicken day in Plattsmouth. A
top notch price (see ads in this paper) for your
Poultry at the car, and the highest market price
(cash or trade) for Eggs at our store.
We are holding off tearing out our present shelving until after Wed
nesday in order to better care for your wants Chicken Day at the re
duced sale prices. After that it will be good-bye to the old fixtures.
We arc not going to burden you with a let of prices (the values listed in our large
bills still hold good) but urge you to come and see for yourself how much you can
save at this SALE OF SALES. Yellow Price Tags on every article tell a story of
Value Giving- that coupled with our high price for Egg-s and the Poultry Dealers' quo
tations for other Produce will make it pay you to drive many miles to get here!
A Few Additional Prices
HEINZ CIDER VINEGAR Quart bottle for $ .23
FEARS Lord Cecil, a fancy Barllett Pear, 33c can; three for. .95
PEAS Continental brand, No. 1 size can, two for 25
EUREKA BEANS A very fine quality, No. 1, two cans 25
KRAUT JUICE N. J. C, No. 2 12, 23c can; two for 45
PINEAPPLE J. M., Rose Dale, etc., No. 2l2 size can 25
PLUlY5 Green Gage, No. 22 size can, heavy syrup 25
SOUP Assoited flavors, your choice, 3 cans for 25
CORN Extra standard pack, few cases left, but going fast. . . .10
Price per Dozen cans, $1.15
39 ears of Service
We deliver Phone 5 4
IUi
NOTICE
of Hearing Petition for Pro
Late of Will.
Pi the County Court of Cass coun
ey. Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Sam
G. Smith, deceased.
The State of Nebraska: To all per- Court thig 23rd d f A A D
sons interested in said estate, credi- mc
. 1 1 ....-11 .T- .i 1J0.
From Friday's Daily
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hathaway, of
Lnion, were here yesterday for
few hours attending to some matters
of business.
Attorney T. V. Wiles of Omaha was
in the city today for a few hours at
tending to some matters of business
at the court house.
Mrs. Ernest Horn of Benson was
here yesterday for a few hours vieit-
mp; with her aunt. Mis. C. L. Herger,
wno has been very poorly of late.
Mrs. Phoebe Fairabee of Hastings
wno uaa been here for a few days
visiting with relatives and friends
returned this morning to her home
Attorney and Mrs. R. A. VanOrs-
dale of Omaha were here todav. Mr
VanOrsdale looking after some mat
ters in the district court and Mrs
VanOrsedale as a guest at the home
of Mrs. S. S. Davis.
j From Saturday a Da.Tt?
j .County Commissioner C. F. Harris
i of Union was hero yesterday for a
I few hours attending to some mat-
ters of business.
Mrs. L. Stuber of Alliance, Nebras
ka, who has been here visiting with
friends departed this morning for
Omaha for a short visit and will then
j return home.
j Attorney T. V. Wiles and little
; daughter, Nancy, of Omaha, who
i were here over night as guests at
the home of Mr. Wiles' sister, Mrs.
Jessie Hall, departed this morning
for their home.
"Arcadia" Convalescence and ma
ternity Home. Choice or doctors,
rhone 193-W. Box 114. inS-tfw
Spring Coming
It Has Never Failed
to Arrive
It will soon be plon with its
rush of getting the Farm Ma
chinery ready. Get your Discs,
Plow lays and Cultivator
Shovels ready and out of the
way. It will sure pay you.
-SING THEM IN
ITOW
Antoa Auersva!d
General BlacksmithSr.g
MANLEY -:- -:- NEBRASKA
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
Arthur Mullen, of Omaha, who was
re-elected as the democratic national
committeeman at the primary of
April 10th, is expecting to be here
on the date of the democratic county
convention, April 2(th, to join in the
convention that promises to be one
of the most interesting in years.
Mr. Mullen is known by reputa-
tion to practically all of the demo-j
number, particularly of the younger
members of the partv and the demo
cratic ladies are unacquainted with I
h'm personally and his presence at
tors and heirs will take notice that
B. II. Thames, guardian of Viola G.
Smith. Incompetent, has filed his peti
tion herein, together with a duly au
thenticated copy of the will cf said
Sam G. Smith, deceased, and the pro
bate thereof by the County Court of
Hale county. Texas, alleging
(Seal) lv
H. DUXBURY,
County Judge.
of said petition aud the hearing SHERIFF'S SALE
thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested in said matter by publishing a i State of Nebraska, County of Cass,
copy of this order in the Plattsmouth ss.
Journal, a semi-weekly newspaper By virtue of an execution issued by
printed in said county, for one week the Clerk of the District Court w ithin
prior to said day of hearing. and for Cass County, Nebraska, and
In witness whereof, I have here- to me directed, I will on the 2Jth
unto set my hand and Seal of said day of May A. IX 192S, at 10 o'clock
a. m., of said day at the South Front
door of the Court House in the City
of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, in said
County, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following
described real estate to-wit:
All of the east half of the
northeast quarter and the east
one half, of the west one half,
of the northeast quarter of Sec
tion Twenty-nine (29) Town
ship Eleven (11) Range Eleven
(11) east of the six principal
meridian in Cass County, Ne
braska. The same being levied upon and
taken as the property of Fred Neben,
defendants, to satisfy a judgment of
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received at the
that Department of Public Works in the
said Sam G. Smith departed this life State House at Lincoln, Nebraska,
tcctate on the 2nd day of November, on May 18th, 1928. until 10:0O
102C. then a resident of Hale county, o'clock a. m., and at that time pub-
Texas, and then the owner of real 'idy opened and read for placing ap-
es.ate situated in Cass county, Ne- proximately Gl cu. yds. of sand gravel
braska. surfacing material on U. S. Highway
The prayer of said petition is that 75 through Union, Nebraska,
upon said hearing the said dulv an- Plans and specifications for the
.. .... , .. ... " .. m--V .,.,,. 1, i s..r :." to
lueniicaiea copy ot tne win ot saiu f " t,aid Court recovered by John Mor-
Sam G. Smith, deceased, and of the Sf5ure d a t the office of the County ,.is . p,aintiff against said defendant,
probate thereof by the County Court CJeik at Plattsmouth Nebraska or rattsmouth Xt,braska( April. 18th
or uaie couniv, i exas, ne duly ad- " w"- -" utiiauuiem iA D 198
mitted to probate in the County Court Public Works at Lincoln, Nebraska.
of Cass countv, Nebraska, and that 1Iie sucxessiui Diaaer win De re
Frank R. Gobelman be appointed ad- quired to furnish bond in an amount
ministrator of said estate with the e(lual to 100 of his contract,
will annexed ' Certified checks made payable to
It is hereby ordered that you, and the department of Public Works for
all persons interested in said matter. nPl lcsS than five Per tent (5'"c) of
may, and do, appear at the County the. amount of the bid will be re
Court to be held ii and for said . qu"".e? . 4 , 4 . ,
county, on the ISth day of May. A.1 . T,n wJork "iust bo started pre
D. 192S, at ten o'clock a. in., to show USt0 J"nG h,1,?1 be Cm"
cause, if any there be. v.hv the prav- plfd b? JF 15th- 1S?8-
. . . j if-, 1 1 1 i3 i vot i t u iu nant mi
technicalities and reject any or all
bids.
DEPARMENT OF PUB
LIC WORKS,
II L. COCHRAN.
State Engineer.
GEO. R. SAYLES. County
Clerk, Cass County.
BERT REED,
Sheriff Cass County,
Nebraska
a 2 3-4 w
TRIO TO MAKKE LONG HOP
er of the petitioner should not be
granted, and that notice of the pen
dency of said petition and that the
hearing thereof be given to all per
sons interested in said matter by
publishing a copy of this Order in
the Plattsmouth Journal, a semi-
weekly newspaper printed in said
county, for three successive weeks!
prior to said day of hearing. j
Witness my hand and seal of said
court, this ISth day of April, A. D.
1928.
A. H. DUXBURY,
County Judge Cass County,
Nebraska.
ORDER OF HEARING
and Notice on Petition for Set
tlement of Account.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the State Nebraska, Cass Coun
ty, ss.
In the County Court.
In the ma'tter of the estate of Mar
garet V. Livingston, deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You are hereby notified, that I will
sit at the County Court Room inllumhia.
Plattsmouth, in said County, on May
21st, 192S, and August 22. 1928. at
10 o'clock a. m., each day to receive
and examine all claims against said
estate, with a view to their adjust-
In the County Court of Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska.
State of Nebraska. Cass iTmintv
To all persona Interested in the nient and allowance. The time limit
estate of William II. Wynn. deceased: , ed for the presentation of claims
-n..,i;n.T- , .!:,... r xr laga.in.st said estate ia three months
.. rrl 1 III I IUUI1I,S lilt- IHJlIlUJll Ui il. I .
the convention on next fhursday will ,,,,. nrnvltl a :,! c..((i,.n from the 21st day of May. A. D.
give them a chance to enjoy a more anJ aIlowance of ,)!s accoimt flled 1928. and the time limited for pay-
lmmutie aciiuanuance im t-ii- jn Court on the 23rd day of eiu ot neuts is one year irom saia
tlemau who will act as the rcpresen- in9S ,,,, tnr lU-rhartrn nr.i21st day of May. 192S.
tative of the Nebraska democrats on ministrator; ' Witness my hand and the seal of
the national committee in the com- it is hereby ordered that you and sa,(1 County Court this 21st day of
ing campaign. ., persons interested in said matter April. 1928.
" ! may. and do, appear at the County' . . A- H- pUXBURY,
TTATPTTT-KTri VrtOS Court to he held in and for said I seal )-a'o- w louniyjuuge
11m A VUIH 1 " w - " -
County, on the 1st day or May, A. 1).
Fresno, Calif., April 16. At dawn
tomorrow Jimmy Angel, one timo
army flier, will hop off from tho
Fresno municipal airport for G nay
mas., Sonora, Mex., on the first leg of
a 23.000 mile air tour to Cape Horn
and back.
After months of preparation and
many unforseen delays, Angel said
today everything was ready for the
start. The trip is expected to take
two months. Ho expects to reach
Guaymas, 900 miles from Fresno, to
morrow evening. He will be accom
panied by Prrsho Stephenson, vice
president of the Beacon Airways,
inc., and William Benton of Evans-
ton, 111., who will act as co-pilot and
mechanic.
From Guaymas the plane will go
to Tampico. The route from there
follows: Vera Cruz, Guatemala. Co-
Bolivia, I'atagonia, Capo
Horn and back. No itinerary has
been drawn for stops in South America.
From accieditea Barred Plymouth 192S, at 10 o'clock a. m., to show
T, - . - r. - I t I t . rrr- i . f'-lllVP IT MI1V I III IP HP WIIV I II P nraVPT
. , huii.ii. oeinusr i.ou. o oriiuiio v -- ----- -
journal want Ads COSt DUl Uttlft I us r L Wiles Plattsmouth. Nebr. of the petitioner should not be grant
I AI . . - t ' -
aaa mey sure ao get result. j
PASTURE FOE KENT
Some good pasture. Want 20 horses.
a3-2w-d&w ed, and that notice of the pendency John Fischer, Mynard. a23-2tw
S03LIE MAY GET POSITION
Washington. April 20. Gov A c
Sorlie of North Dakota, is understood'
to be under consideration bv Presi
dent Coolidge for appointment as
treasurer of the United States tn xur.
cetd Frank White, who has
ed to become connected with south
ern banking interests.
Governor Sorlie has been recom
mended by both Senators Frazier and
Nye republicans of North Dakota.
If the governor should be tendered
the appointment, it would be neces
sary for him to resign as bia
does not expire until next Jan. 1.
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