THE NORTHWESTERN
Off ice Phone. - 6 on 21
Residence. - - 3 on 21
J. W. BCBLE1CH. Editor end Pab
The Northwestern gave not a little
gen iMt neck to the organization
of the local prcgreeeivc party in this
county. While the new idea boys
here repudiated any thought of
foeloei with the republicans on the
county ticket, we find that tea
majority of the counties where the
new omnteation bas been perfected
they bare folio wed the express wish
at the chief captains of the new
political industry in taking county
pniwire out of the fight, in order to
center all the fight to be made be
tween the mooeers and the republicans
on the at the tickets. Perhaps
the bull moosets are wiser
time their brothers in other coun
ties. but we bare our doubts as to
their wisdom in making a three-cor
nered political fight in this county.
Uvi they endorsed or nominated the
on the local republican
ticket, as bas been agreed upon
regarding the state republican ticket,
their wisdom would hare been un
questioned. while the contrary is
i uinnseil by not a few of the more
ronserratite believers in the new
Politic* www to be cutting * queer
quality at km these days. In Gali
furwa. the law is so fixed that the
supreme court has decided that Taft
electors '***^ get on the official bal
lot. thus disfranchising all who would
vote (or the president for re-election.
Even the supreme court in so render
it* derision coodemns a law to be
so construed. Tfce democrats in
this state bare been trying to fix
it so the Rounerelt people can not
get an the official ballot. Ob, politics
can cot queer antics here and there.
The pugilist preacher. Her. Wedge*
and the Presbytery bare kfwd and
made up. the punching preacher
rneifssWag bis pommeling qualities
are not in keeping with bis profes
sion. and tbe Presbytery accepting
the apologies and allowing him to go
abend in the religious work.
The secretary of mate and the dis
trict court hare decided the progres
sives bare a right on the official ballot
io this state and the democrats
hare taken the matter on up to
the supreme court. Now suppose
the supreme court upholds the secre
tary and tbe district court? Then
bow about the supreme court dis
franchising tbe Taft men there?
runny Poly Tics
Quizzing one of our most prominent
merchant, who was in Omaha last
week visiting the Ak-Sar-Ben festiv
ities and buying goods, be said that
outside of Loup City the bull moose
talk was at the minimum. At Omaha.
Co ambus. Grand island and other
points, be heard very tittle bull moose
talk and it wmed to bim that tbe
Roosevelt ware was subsiding No
where be had been did people seem to
hare even ordinary interest in tbe
new party. But then those other
towns do not hare such workers as
Lou Bein. Ed Jones. R L. Arthur
and a dozen other hard pushers we
The socialist candidate. Emil Seidel,
»r» if the socialist* get in power ’ The
government would assume control of
all the farming land of the country,
either by confiscation, purchase 01
taxation." Ah. bn! but they are not
la control yet. But how would you
farmers, who own your holdings, or
who intend getting bold of a farm of
your own. like that kind of anarchistic
At Omaha last Saturday night,
CmU Seidel candidate for vice presi
dent on the socialist ticket, lambast
ed Roosevelt to a finish. fie said.
Roosevelt pleads for honesty; this
man who was In the president s chair
tor sevan and a half years and dis
covered that he had to form an honest
party when he couldn't get back la:
he pilfered twenty-one planks from
the socialist party. He hadCto call in a
socialist to help him write planks
that would appeal to the working
mao. he has stolen our platform and
oor principles, but be has not only
stolon oor thunder, but be lias gone
to everv party and taken something
from It.” Seidel claims Roosevelt
has moien the socialist platform and
is trying to steal his way into a third
term. And Roosevelt, in his creed
daiass be will be accused of being a
«**■**» and anarchist, while some of
our leading local bull moasers bare
plainly claimed u» the editor of the
Northwestern that the Roosevelt
idea is the lint step toward socialism,
other* saying -Roehl it Is to bead off
socialism. Oor belief is that Room*
volt, being a mighty cute politician,
and viewing the unrest of the people,
thought he as a chance to ride into
the prmldentHI chair on the wave of
popular discontent. Whether be will
aueoeed will he anewered at the polls
on Tuesday. Nor. S-_
Motoraeer Bert Morris had a grief
kick coming yesterday, when, after
having spent rlstplem hours In patch
iag up his motor and getting it in
ins running shape, they took a
assay, put a on the Old branch and
IMS him another untamed brone to
An obituary of Mrs. Clark Alleman,
written by Mrs. Ida McCoy Burwell,
will appear next week, being handed
in too late for this issue.
Card •» Thanks
We take this means of expressing
our thanks and appreciation of the
loving assistance by friends and neigh
bors io the funeral arrangements of
our loved one.
Clark L. Alleman and family.
Mrs. Mary Alleman.
Albert S. Snyder and family.
A surprise party was given on
Charles Marcy, last evening by the
pupils of the 6th and 1th grades, at
the home of his parents. Dr. and Mrs.
W. L. Marcy, the occasion being the
12th. anniversary of his birthday.
Mr. Chas. W. Schwaner of Ord was
here last Monday visiting his brother.
Lou Schwaner. and on that evening
in his honor. Mr. and Mrs. Schwaner
entertained some twenty young men
of our city to a 6 o'clock dinner, with
an evening at whist,
The Northwestern this week pub
■ lished Vol. 1, No. 1, of the Northwest
ern District Cal), a mlnature news
paper for the dental association of
j this district, of which our popular
dentist. Dr. S. A. Allen is president,
. the little paper being tilled with good
things for dentists and edited by the
doctor. It is a splendid innovation for
the association, and is gotten out to
advertise the next meeting, which is
| to be held at Hastings, Oct. 15.
Thus, together with quite a little
, more advertising relative to the com
1 ing meeting, also gotten out from our
1 job department, will undoubtedly re*
suit in creating much added interest
and attendance at the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaque Neimis of
Chicago, the latter formerly Miss
Mary Wagner of this county, and sis
ter of George Wagner, and Mrs. John
de la Motto of the southwest part of
Sherman, are visiting the latter. They
expect to return to their home to
morrow. Mr. Neimis is connected
with a job printing establishment in
his city.
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Loup City, Nebraska,
GREAT SALE OF
CROW AGENCY LANDS
350,000 acres of the finest Crow Indian Reservation lands
near Harden, Mont., will be sold at Auction October 21,
i912, at a minimum price of $1.50 per acre; no residence is
required and a title is furnished at once. These lands are lo
cated in southern Montana, near Billings, and will advance
steadily in value, because of the changing conditions in rais
ing cattle.
You will never have a chance like this again
Round Trip Tickets; will be on sale October I5bh to Billings, Harden and
other destination, stopovers allowed; on these tickets you can see the free
Klnkaid homesteads in western Nebraska, stop at Upton, Moorcroft and
Gillette to see the Mondeil 320 acres free homesteads: stop at Hardin and
see the Crow Indian lands. Or you can buy homeseekers tickets to ail points
in the Big Horn Basin at the same fares and see the heavy crops in that
locality.
October is a good monbn in which to visit that region and note the exhibit
of 1912 dry fanning and irrigated land products everywhere in the Northwest
D. Clem Deaver, Immigration Agen
1004 Famam Street, Omaha Nebraska
NOTICE OF SALE
OF LANDS FOR
DELINQUENTTAXES
For the Year 1911 and
Prior Years
State of Nebraska 1
County of Sherman f 03
To all whom it may concern:
You will take notice that all lands and lots
on which taxes for 1911 and prior years have
not been paid will tie sold at ihe Countv
Treasurer’s office in the Court House in Loup
City. Nebraska, on the first Monday in Novern
her, 1912, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m
and 4 o'clock p. m. said sale to adjourn from
day today until all the lands and lots have
been offered for sale.
The following ia a list of lands and lots to be
sold, and the amount set opposite the descrip
tion is the amount due and unpaid. Mav 1st.
1912. To each amount will be added interest
and costs of advertising:
OAK CREEK
Township 16. Rang" 13.
Des. Sec. Amt.
nwt 5 HO 46
sw4 3 48 06
set 7 38 51
set 8 39 34
net 9 S! 76
nwt 9 38 51
sw4 9 38 51
set 9 32 88
net 10 45 53
net 11 ST 9t
swt II 15 25
set 11 13 58
nwt 12 15 25
swt 12 15 25
swt 14 11 53
net 17 25 02
net 20 31 97
nwt 20 18 58
nw4 21 28 30
net 22 23 26
net 23 85 82
set 24 38 88
winwt 24 17 14
set 25 49 57
net 26 55 40
set 30 25 06
LOGAN
Township 16, Range 14.
Des. Sec. Amt
nwt 2 $36 91
swt 2 54 22
nwt 4 29 81
SW4 4 30 03
s2nw4 6 16 21
n2sw4 —6 16 64
sw4 13 31 39
set 13 35 14
se4 18 33 92
ne4 19 37 77
Township 16, Range 15.
net 2 31 43
lots 6 and 7 6 7 23
set 10 30 63
n2ne4 15 18 97
s2ne4 15 u 66
pt set 15 29 55
pt set 15 l 63
sw4 26 66 18
set 26 22 14
w2 lot 1 27 2 46
netnet 34 5 41
lots 1 and 2 34 s 36
u2nw4 35 34 44
WASHINGTON
Township 16. Range IS
swt 7 $14 76
w2sw4»e4sw417 8 12
lots 5 and 6 17 7 63
nwtnwt 29 8 01
Township 16, Range 16
lots 4 and 5 1 17 22
n Jaet 2 7 03
n2net 3 19 S3
n2nw4 3 22 59
«2ne4 8 11 75
w2sw4 8 12 53
sSnwt 12 29 52
swt 12 40 60
set 13 21 90
swt 17 30 80
n2swt 19 8 87
n Jset 19 12 Ss
s2se4 19 9 15
s2sw4 19 8 87
nwt 20 30 61
set 24 21 65
nwt 29 18 02
net 30 18 OS
nwt 30 17 73
swt 30 17 45
setseianfeset 30 is 73
nelnet 30 4 58
net 32 28 32
ELM
Township 15. Range 16.
Des. Sec. Amt.
set 9 21 70
n2netan2s2ne410 18 09
n2nw4 10 13 04
net 19 42 71
nwt 21 62 38
swt 23 27 64
e2ne4 24 £1 39
e2se4 24 13 01
swtswt 26 9 76
netnw4*w2nw4 27 22 22
nw4sw4 27 7 33
netnet 28 8 99
setnet 28 12 36;
s2se44netse4 28 35 41!
nwt 30 27 54:
n2sw4 30 14 05j
s2sw4 30 14 05
se4ne4 33 6 74
e2se4 33 12 24
e2ne4 34 15 17|
w2ne4 34 12 36
nwt 34 24 46;
nwtswt 34 4 64;
sw4sw4 34 5 29.
nwtnet 35 6 38:
nwt 36 21 98
swt 36 18 7g!
WEBSTER
Township 15. Range 15,
Des. Sec. A**,
lots 5 and 6 2 3*.
swtse4 4 9 44)
w2nw4 4 11 33;
s2aw4 4 23 13
nwtswt 4 6 61
W2se4*se4se4 It 28 43
lot 3 14 6 35
swt 14 40 30
set 22 60 45
nwt 32 37 20
swt 35 35 40
Township 15. Range 14.
lots 7 and 8 32 11 33
lots 5 and 6 32 21 01
LOCP CITY
Township 15. Range 15
Des. Sec. Amt
net 1 29 54
w2se4 1 46 37
swt 1 79 77
pt set 12 23 18
Township 15. Range 14
nw4 10 27 40
ptset 12 1«
pt set 12 41
swt 13 22 46
pt s2nw4 17
pt nwtnwt 17 6 07
ptnetne4ptl3 19 18 22
e2swt 24 14 87
set 24 34 6!
sw4 26 45 19
nw4 28 26 13
nw4 33 31 36
set 33 55 88
s3sw4 35 18 6i
set 35 37 18
Township 14. Range It.
n2nw4 14 10 36
Ii2ne4 14 9 40
net 15 37 43
:ne4 as Sa M
nwl 3S 16 96
swt as 17 18
loti Si S3
ASHTON
Township 15, Range 13.
l>es. Sec. Amt.
swt 1 $45 23
set 1 3158
pt swt 7 43
nwt 11 29 28
set 11 34 05
ne4 30 35 44
swt 33 40 01
ROCKVILLE
Township 13. Range 13.
Des. Sec. Amt.
pt lots S h 3 22 $ 99
Township 14. Range 13.
set 12 34 19
nwt 13 39 93
net 15 33 81
swl 23 S3 63
ne4 27 3 2 66
pt setne4 29 1 IS
CLAY
Township 14. Range 14.
Des. Sec. Amt
net 19 $19 01
set 33 28 34
net 32 89 11
set 33 40 43
Township 14. Range 15.
net 13 35 09
net 21 20 40
nwt 38 33 78
e2ne4 39 13 60
sw4 29 30 40
nwt 33» 35 64
swt 33 20 40
HARRISON
Townshsp 14. Range 16.
Des. Sec. Amt.
w2sw4 1 $13 98
n2set 7 11 37
sasel 7 7 07
net 12 34 70
set 13 35 12
n2net 18 7 60
easel 19 it 15
awtswt 30 8 19
pt net 21 26
nwt 21 57 86
setnet 23 5 15
e3set 23 17 08
swlnwt 24 5 15
n2net 29 27 65
netnwt 39 13 SO
s2nw4 39 33 03
n2swt 29 30 33
net 30 17 95
set 30 31 10
setset 81 12 53
pt nel 34 9 22
SCOTT
Towhship 13, Range 16,
Des. Sec. Amt.
pt nwt 1 $17 39
w2swt 1 it 37
pt n2se4 1 1 81
pt net 1 l 21
w2net 2 7 84
nwt 2 47 75
pt net net 2 2 01
nwt 3 42 79
n3net 6 7 78
n2nwt 6 7 06
net 10 28 70
w2swt 11 25 39
pt setnet 12 to
w2swt “ It 14 35
set 15 44 16
lots land2 18 18 77
swt 18 35 33
set 18 25 67
ctrJ IQ '20 71
D-’netsswtnet 20 17 11
swt 20 26 78
uwtset 20 5 52
nw4 21 39 81
B3sw4 27 13 05
set 27 38 40
swt 29 22 31
set 39 27 75
nwt 31 53 77
net 34 19 58
e2nwt St 9 79
swt 31 19 58
set St 19 58
HAZARD
Township 13, Range 15.
Des. Sec. Amt
set 8 $44 03
swt 12 31 39
net 14 29 39
n2nwt 14 17 90
w2nwt 14 13 92
pt swtswt 18 34
set 19 44 70
pt swtnet 19 3 30
set 20 41 71
net 21 s» 31
nwt 21 36 11
sw4 21 38 74
set 21 24 31
n2nwt 24 13 11
sSswt 24 13 11
set 24 29 38
pt nwt 27 88
se4 28 25 42
net 39 80 61
iwt 39 33 26
set 29 47 34
swt 32 34 70
pt swtsw4 Si 22
pt swt 35 44
BRISTOL
rownahip 13. Range 13.
Des. Sec. Amt.
Pet 18 $16 90
set 18 46 85
n2net 30 23 89
n2nw4 20 14 96
netnet 21 t 91
s2net 21 16 27
nwtnwt 21 8 23
ir-'ne4&s3set 21 24 51
C2netse4 21 9 22
nwtswt 22 3 34
I5ands2l6 22 6 27
n2 lot 6 22 78
s2set 25 14 71
lots 5 and 6 25 9 22
"3ne4 33 17 06
3s wt 34 6 47
set 34 12 94
Township 13. Range 11
nel II 48 38
set 11 54 8s
a2net.tswtnet 12 35 56
setnwl 12 5 12
r2nw4*swtnu 4 12 39 94
swt 12 50 43
twt 39 41 66
swt SO 26 23
set 31 31 62
set E 38 32
LOCP CITY CITY
Original Town
Lot Blk. Ami
1 ton 2 $ » 4«
23 and 24 2 7 50
6 and 7 3 10 43
16 3 1 '«
22x501 inl3*14 5 82 60
22x751 inl3tol5 5 16 95
20 21.22 5 41 06
20x751 13 to 15 5 30*4
3x751113to 15 5 96
13 and 14 6 19 56
pt 10 to 14 10 4 24
ISand 16 10 1 64
17 to 19 10 1 64
1 to 12 18 26 41
4 to 5 17 - £
21 to 24 17 13 69
10 to 12 18 81 50
13 to 17 18 37 16
s2 18 and 19 18 2 29
7 and 8 1# 35 21
16 and 17 19 10 76
1 and 2 21 7 50
13 and 17 » « ®
18 to 22 22 6 8a
9 23 8«
13 to 18 23 13 ft
19 to 24 23 5 2
1 and 2 28 4 9C
3 25 3 91
4 25 3 91
5108 25 9 73
13 to 15 25 2 61
16 to 18 25 7 K;
19 25 *:
20 and 21 25 1 ft
22 and 23 25 lft
24 25 *
1 to 6 26 15 0C
10 to 12 96 16 63
13 and 14 26 » 73
Is and 16 26 2 29
1?. 26 93
6 to 8 28 11 74
1 and 2 2* 1 SC
34 aud 35 34 1 A
1 to 5 35 4 24
10 35 93
19 to21*24 to33 35 19 24
First Addition
Lot Blk. Ami
W 497 ft 1 2 1 «
n2sw4 5 8 43
n£ 7 93
100x200 ft 8 11 03
100X1261*78X156(8 1 ft
100x148 ft 8 6 52
40x500 ft 8 2 2>)
“2 18 17 94
Hogue’s Sob-Division
lot Blk Amt.
4 11 41
4 and 5 4 9 78
12 and 13 4 98
14 to 16 4 1 64
L. and K. s Addition
8 5 98
9 to 12 5 7 17
16 and 17 6 1 96
21 to *4 12 39 12
5 to 8 IS 40 4;
In and 16 13 5 87
Barber’s 1st Addition
"to9 1 5 87
10 to 12 1 3 26
r to 12 3 34 24
11 and 12 6 9 78
4 to 6 9 12 29
Barker’s 2nd Addition
1 to 12 7 9 78
13 to 18 7 3 26
19 to 24 7 3 26
I to 10 9 15 CM
13 to 24 9 8 19
pt 1 to 5 11 CM
pt6 to 12 11 98
II to6: ptrtoio 15 98
Smith's Addition
13 to 18 4 15 98
11 and 12 6 1 64
13 to 18 6 3 91
19 to 24 6 9 13
I and 2 9 1 30
1» 9 65
I to 3 11 1 96
* to 8 It 2 91
12 12 65
13 to IS 12 4 56
l» and 20 13 65
7 to 12 18 1 94
13 to 16 18 W
17 and 18 18 65
1 to 6 21 6 82
19 to 24 21 10 76
l to 4 23 4 56
6 23 1 30
7 to 12 SI 19 56
6 25 98
5 and I 26 1 30
7 and 8 26 1 30
16 98 66
17 to 10 26 2 61.
7 to 12 32 16 63
Unplatted tracts in L.C
Township 15. Range 14.
Des. Sec. Amt
pt sw4 Sb 7 6 85
pt sw4 3a 7 6 85
pt sw4 4 7 7 17
pt sw4 7 19 56
pt swt 7 14 6S
pt swt 7 15 65
pt swt 7 9s
pt swt 7 1 96
pt swt 7 98
pt sw4 7 27 06
90x200 ft ptnwt 18 3 2«
240x300 ft pt nwt 18 5 55
pt set 18 1 80
ROCKVILLE VILL
2 5 27
t 5 27
5 5 27
6 5 27
7 5 27
8 5 27
9 5 27
10 a 27
11 5 27
12 5 27
IS 5 27
14 to 16 5 53
2-4-6-8-12-14-16 6 1 34
2-4-6-8 7 84
2-4-6-8 8 8C
all 9 27
all 13 1 Of
I and 2 18 3 4f
II and 12 18 53
5 19 1 Of
6 19 53
s2 lot 6 20 24 47
n2 lot 6 20 22 34
5 21 1 34
all 22 80
all 23 3 40
all 24 3 46
3 to 7 25 6 66
1 and 2 26 6 92
10 and 11 2n 11 98
12 36 11 98
sl9 ftt: 5 and 6 27 7 45
7 and 8 27 4 53
1 tot 28 6 12
7 to 9 28 1 06
1-2-3 and 8 29 1 34
9 to 14 29 1 87
□ 2 lot 1 30 80
s2 lot 1 30 .58
2 and 3 30 4 79
1 to 14 32 6 64
1 to 10 33 IS
11 and 12 33 27
Jaeschka's Addition
all 3 4 06
all 5 5 59
Unplatted Tracts in
Rockville Village
Township 13. Range 12.
Des. Sec. Amt.
pt netswt 5 2 66
pt net 8 27
Unplatted Tracts in
Litchfield.
Township 14. Range 16
pt nwtnet 28 23 90
Pt-C 2se4 28 16 61
pt nwtnet and
pt netnwt 28 13 81
nwtnet 28 5 20
Dt n2set 28 17 99
pt n2set 28 10 38
50x140 ftptn2set 28 1 04
pt netsel 28 2 08
ASHTON VILLAGE
Original Town
lot • hlk. Amt
n2 lot 2 4 6 05
I and n2 lot 2 5 9 73
4-5-6 and a 8 ft 7 5 40 83
s3ft8, n20ft 9 5 7 57
15 5 65
6 and 7 6 5 62
all 7 1 52
e pt 1 9 6 27
7 9 9 73
8 and 9 9 3 >9
14 9 1 £6
17 9 8 00
8 10 l 95
II and 12 10 3 89
I and 2 11 6 48
II and 12 11 4 51
1 12 6 70
2 and 3 12 8 00
8 to 10 12 2 81
11 and 12 12 1 9S
15 to 17 14 as
5 and 6 15 9 07
11 and 12 15 1 30
4 to 6 16 8 61
1 to 3 19 3 02
BaJuras Addition.
t and 6 ' 2 4 75
all 3 43
2 5 2 38
3 5 2 38
First Addition
1 to5 1 11 23
7 and 8 1 5 41
9 to 14 1 9 73
5 and 6 4 7 13
1 and 2 5 2 81
Taylor's 1st Addition
17 and t8 1 52
20 and 21 1 52
24 65
Taylor's 2nd Addition 1
5 and 6 2 1 73
7 and 8 2 86
\of In: 16 to 18 2 8 00
1 to 13 3 17 50
O. and D’s Addition.
I to 12 1 6 70
Unplatted Tracts in
Ashton Village
Township 15. Kange 13
Des. Sec. Amt.
ptnwlnwt 27 7 78
pt nw4aw4 27 3 25
pt w2nw4 27 11 02
ptw2nw4 27 11 66
pt nw4nw4 27 4 32
pt se4ne4 27 3 25
pt w2ne4 27 M*5
pt swlnel 87 86
pt swlnel 27 2 16
pt seine! 27 8 21
nwlswl 22 15 98
LITCHFIELD VILL.
Original Town
lot hlk. amt.
I 1 6 23
9 and 10 1 10 73
II and 12 1 2 43
50x140 It swlcor 2 11 07
75x140 ft sw4 cor 2 2 43
100x140 ft ne cor 3 3 12
4 4 4 50
3 and 4 * 6 13 81
7 and 8 6 9 00
9 and 10 6 22 84
13 6 22 84
16 6 7 61
17 6 1 04
18 6 6 23
£ 7 12 12
III and 12 8 7 61
l3 9 10 73
11 and 12 9 29 06
i 1.0 6 23
11 and 12 10 10 73
n4*ft 14andl5 10 27 34
12 11 13 84
13 11 7 61
14 to 16 11 16 61
11 and 12 15 32 18
13 15 69
7 16 11 42
8 16 1 W
3 and 4 17 14 19
5 17 1 04
6 17 1 04
1 19 2 43
First Addition
n2 1 1 69
3 1 1 04
7 2 94
1 3 6 58
Second Addition
4 a 69
l b 16 27 J
Anderson's Addition
I 1 69
1 to 4 2 13 84
1 to 8 2 10 04
Fairview Park
1 to 8 1 6 14
l to 4 3 333
6 2 77
HAZZARD VILLAGE
Original Town
r to 12 4 7 47
7 tolO 5 1 99
16 6 1 16
17 6 7 28
17 7 66
l to 6 9 2 65
j and 6 10 2 S3
18 10 4 31
t 41 4 83
15 11 66
1 to 3 14 1 32
10 and 11 14 1 32
L. L. Co.'s Addition
2 3 34
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my
hand and official seal, this first day ol October.
1912.
[SEAL] F. M. HENRY,
Treasurer of Sherman County, Nebr.
Notice to Creditors
SSbe™f*?C^ya T*»e State of Nebraska
Is County Court wthin and for Sherman county
Nebraska. October 1, 1912.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew C. Han
sen. deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You are hereby notified, that I will sit at the
county court room in Loup City, in said county
on the 26th. day ef April, 1913, to re
ceive and examine all claims against said
estate, with a view to their adjustment and
allowance.
The time limited for the presentation of
claims against said estate is the 26th day of
April. A. D. 1913. and the time limited for
payment of debts is one year from said 96tl
day of April. 1913.
Witness my hand and seal of said county
court, this 1st day of October. 1912.
iskAL] E. a. Smith.
Connty Judge
last pub. Oct. 34
Call for Bids on Township Lins
Bridge 1-2 Mile North of
Schaupps
Sealed bids will be received until 1
o'clock p.m.. November 2,1912, at the
office of the county clerk in Sherman
county, Nebraska, for the construc
tion of one steel reinforced concrete
bridge across Oak Creek, located about
one-half (*4) mile north of Schaupps
on the township line between Ashton
and Loup City townships at the site
of the old bridge.
Bids will be received for the above
bridge as follows:—viz
One (1) twenty (20) foot steel rein
forced concrete bridge as per plans and
specifications on file at the county
clerk’s office.
Bids will be opened publicly at .the
county clerk's office in Loup City,
Nebraska, at 2 o'clock p. m. Novem
ber 2. 1912.
The townships of Ashton and Loup (
City reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. 1
A. J. Johnson, i
Twp. Clerk. Loup City Twp.
(Last Pub. Oct. 31)
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Notice to Creditors j
in the County Court
In the matter of the estate of Ferdinaod
Psota, deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You are hereby notified. That I will sit at
the county court room in Loup City, in said I
county, on the 3rd diTCot May. 1913., to receive '
and examine al! claims against said estate,
with a view to their adjustment and allowance
The time limited for the presentation of claims
against said estate is the 3rd day of May. A.D.
1913. and the time limited for payment of debts
is one year from said 3rd day of May. 1913.
Witness my hand and the seal of said county
court, this Tth day of October. 1912.
E. A. Smith. 1
[skalj County Judge.
(Last pub. Oct. 31.)
Road Notica
(Johnson)
To all whom it may concern: The
commissioner appointed to locate -a
road, commencing at about 8 rods
east of the quarter stake on the north
line of section one (1),following thence
the traveled road running south over
said section one and following thesam e
course south, the traveled road run
ning along the ravine on section
twelve (12) until it reaches a point
about half way through the south
west quarter of sec. twelve (12) thence
following arocnd the beads of ravines
south to connect with “Old Delaney”
road No 45 all in township 16, rang*
15, has reported in favor of the es
tablishment thereof and all objection ,
thereto or claims for damages must
be tiled in the office of the connty -«
clerk on or before noon of December
15,1912, or such road will be estab-,
lished without reference thereto.
Dated at Loup City this 8th? day
of October 1912. J
[seal] W. C. Dkctbichb
County Clerk
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What You Gain
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Your funds are kept in absolute security.
Payment by check provides indisputable re
receipts in the form of returned can
celed checks. Payment by check saves
many a long trip; saves trouble of mak
ing change and taking receipts.
Being a depositor with us, acquaints us with
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accommodation, when you want to piece
out your resources with a loan.
Every courtesy and facility is rendered the
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LOUP CITY STATE BANK
Capital and Surplus, $47,500.00
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,S. Pedler, President C. C. Arisen. Cashier
ehn W. Lend. Vice President. w. j, Root. Assistant Cashie