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Inavale Items
Mrs. Win. Tabor hits returned front
Denver, where blio lias boon rtt the bed
fildo of Wesley, vvlioMius been sciinusly
ill, but is now iniioli Uiipruvuil.
Mr. Hoy UutlotlKcUhomo froinCitnip
Dotlc, Iowa, on it shott vite.tion visit
with relitl Ives anil friends.
Mr. mid Mrs. Chut,. Waldo mid daujjb
Its Noinia mid Miiifc'suet, were vlhlt
iti nt ttlouiuitigtun last Thuimluy, ro
turnitiK Friday.
Mr. .Jess, Chri-s of Stcrlinj,', Colo.,
has been vlHltiii,' nt the llcllin and
Carpenter hotne.
Mr. and Mrs. tleo. JorKonson hpunt
Sunday with .lr.s. Minnie Wut&on.
Mr. and Mr. .John Kutledo and
daiiKliter Nellie, went t HusUiikh
.Saturday, Alius Nellie remained to at
falst Hoy Stevens in photo work.
Mr. Niel Bluukonbultrr had tho niin
fortune to upset his ca,r lubt Sunday
uiorulng. Fortunately no cue wus
seriously hurt.
Mrs. Nell Hunter .spent Tuesday
with tho Thud SaumlerN family.
Hoy Kutletljje visited Tuesday with
Cecil Ik-mi mid wife.
Mr Jouu lleaiuond toolc his wife to
Hastings last Tuesday for medical
treatment.
0. L. Etbrldyo loaded his ear of
household Koods and drug btock lust
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss llalllo James, tho Graiuniar
teaeher, lb borirdiug at the It. K. Hun
ter home this week.
Mrs. It. Leonard was a passenger to
Hastings Monday.
Tad Saunders was in Red Cloud
Tuesday.
Mr. Win Tubor left Tuesday morn
tiiK to attend a stock show in Kansas
this week
Mrs. Ada Wolf is visiting her bister
Mrs. U. Leonard and family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walker m d Miss
Luolle llurwood' of lied Cloud, were
pleasant callers at the C. 11. Utiles
home last Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Hartwell called on
Hazel Nesbitt Tuesday evening.
Mrs .lane Farley spent t lie weekend
at the A. M. Cook home at Klvcrtoti.
Mr-. C. h. Kthild,'o and mother spent
Tcsday with Mis. Tan ilellin.
Mr. Arthur tiilbert of lted Cloud
spent. Sunday with his friend Edwiird
Watson.
Kansas Pickups
Mrs. EM. Snow ison tho sick list at
tills writing
Austin Spun lor mid family spent
Sunday with Harry Hiown aud wife.
Everett and Hoy Meyeis aud wives
took biipper at the F. M. llrown home
Saturday.
Misses Emily Million and Cuace
JJrown viblltd the Oriole School Sat
urday afternoon.
Karl Abbott and wife visited with
the hitter's parent'., Mr. and Mrs. IC. 10.
Spunier.
Mrs. Maggie Upp and daughter Pearl,
aud Mrs. (). 1). Upp, wuio guests of
Mrs. 11. J. Snow Friday.
E 10. Spurrier shipped a car load of
hog to Kansas City S.tlimluy. He no
cuuipauied the shipment, returning
Wednesday.
Frank Uelka and family visited at
tiie Lbe ltrowu home Sunday.
J, C. Peteison and wife aud F. M.
2rown anil wife attended tho funeral
of Geo. Cameron at the Cora Chureh
Sunday.
Mr Gio. Cameron p. Hsed away very
suddenly at the hospital in Kunsu-
City last Wednesday. He had gone to
the hospital to bo with Ids sjii Charles
who was ill with pneumonia fever
there Mr Cameron has been in fail
ing health for come time. We realize
.ve liuvu lost a good neighbor as well
as an old-time friend.
Airplane at Auto Show
One of tho atti actions at tho coming
Omaha Auto aud Ti actor Show will be
an airplane, a real Hying machine,
bucli as Nebraskans will often see
when the air mail service is exteuded
to Omaha. The date ot the show Is
March 10-10. Manager Clarke G.
Powell announces that the exhibits
will bo larger and more varied than at
uuy pievious show. The future of the
automobile business in Nebraska is
unusnullj encoui aging.
Phenomenal Growth
Omaha's bank clearing-) increased
more in 1018 than those of any other
leading llnauclul center In the United
States. Omaha's increase was 50 per
cent, whereas Ualtlmoro wus IS, Pitts
burg 13, Cincinnati 4o, NewOrleuns
US, Kansas City U0, Uoston 'Si, San
Francisco 10, Cleveland 10- Dotrolt 10,
Philadelphia 14, St. Louis 12, Chicago
1 and New Yoik 1. Omaha wits thir
teenth in total amount of bunk clear
ings although 'JHb in population.
Bladen Brieflets
13. 11. Cox was In Lincoln the latter
part of tho week, returning Suturduy.
0. G. lioss of Hastings is doing
mason woilt in Hladen this Week.
11. M. l.e'nor went to lloldrodtfo Sat
iirduv evening to visit ills bon, JJoyd
mid family. Fuvoritt of whom hud boon
under tho doctor's euro. Hoyd is alek
at tho present time but is on tho mend.
' Mr. and Mrs. Garret Ilif-ehrook of
near llolstein, were down Friday mid
visited with Mr. mid Mrs. .las. Ander
son and Mr. mid Mrs. W. A. Iluse
brook.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Illicit spenl
Thursday of last week In Hustings.
Mrs. Arihut Moroy and babe iieeoin
p tilled her mother, Mrs W A. Welch,
to her homo at Carlton, Saturday,
wheie she will visit for u few days.
Hev. K. W. Kinbreu held quarterly
meeting note Saturday overling and
preached at tho Mothodist church Sat
u id ay morning.
Victor Detour was a pitssongor to
Ong Tuesday morning to visit his sis
ter, Mrs. Edburg.
Darrel Ilagcl, who lias been training
in tho navy returned homo Friday
evening from Boston, whore- he re
ceived Ids dlschargo. From here he
went to San Francisco and wus later
transferred to Iloston.
Mrs. Wilcox attended bcrvicos in
Campbell Sunday ovenlngof last week.
Mrs. Geo. Johnson returned Monday
from a visit with rol&tives in Miuden.
Obituary
Maurice Victor Fey, son of Ed and
Evnlln Fey, was born at Elwood, Indi
ana, January lath, 1U0I, and died nt
his home, from accidental shooting,
south of Inavale, Nob , January 0th,
11)10, ago II years, 11 months and 2'J
days
At the ago of 11 'e years he came
with his parents to Webster County,
Neb., where lie grew up and attended
the common schools, being exception
ally bright and quick to Irani'. He
boon finished, passing the eighth
grade aud entering the Uerl Cloud
High School, but last fall, feeling he
was needed so badly at home, quit
school mid went home to help his
father gather corn aud feed cattle.
Mr. Fey also had a neighbor, Mr.
Hides employed at times to help with
faun work, and even though ho was
an old man, ho and Maurice became
fust filonds. Mr Hicks lives in a eel
lar, a short distance from tho I'Vy
home, aud it was here that Maurice
hud the accident which proved fatal.
About two o'clock In tho afternoon
ho httrtcd to go homo to look- after tin
stock, his parents being away. lim
ing Ids father's shot gun thora for
some reason or other, he attempted to
lay the gun on u chair in fiout of him
while putting on his glovo, but It he
ing dark in tho cellar, the gun caught
on the edge of tho chair, 'slipping oil'
and tho hummer sti iklug as it dropped
causing it to go otV, aud nearly the
wholo charge taking e I lout in there
giou of the left eye
Tho doctor and parents were imme
diately c.tlled mid he was icinoved to
Ills own home, where ho p.isscd away
about 7: 10 the same day. All was done
that could be done to save him but
God hail c.tlled and Mttirioo limit go.
Those who witnessed the shooting
weio Mr. Hicks and suveral other
tioighboi.s, who happened to be there
at tho ti.i.e, most of whom wore gio.vn
nun
Maurice was always, jovial, jolly and
full of fun, which won for him many
friends among the old us well as I lie
young. Hu was converted about three
years ago and joined the Pnitod
ltrethicii chinch near his home and
was still a member tit the time of his
death. He was a good boy, obcdlont
to his parents mid always steady at
work. One might think from the u.i
cideut that ho was a wild, bad boy, but
not so,
till! how we will miss him, but we
hope our loss Is his eternal gain. He
leaves a kitid, itll'ootiouate, heart
broken father and mother, one broth
er, Hov. Harold K. Fey in school nt
Lincoln, Neb., three sisters, Miss Mil
dred, now. attending Hod Cloud high
school; Lois and Little lOvalln, also
other relatives aud a large circle ot
friends to mourn their loss,
The funoral service was hold at the
Mt. Pleasant U, U. church, January
0th, in tho presence of a large, assemb
ly; conducted by the writer. Inter
ment lu Mt Pleasant cemetery. May
tho God of Heaven comfort tho hearts
of the sorrowing ones lu this hour of
bereavement.
lV.iun 10. Hi. suv, Pastor.
U. S. Insurance
To the Soldiers mid .Sailors of America:
Approximately four million olllccrs
aud men of the Army and Navy are
now insured with tho Unitod States
Govornmout for a grand total of al
most thirty-seven billion dollars.
You owe It to yourself mid to your
family to hold onto Uncle Sam's In
surance. It is the strongest, safest
and cheapest life insurance over wi it
ten. For your protection Uncle Sam has
established tho greatest life insurance
company In the world a company nB
mighty, as gonerous, and as democratic
us tho Unitod States Government, it
self, .hist, as Uncle S.un protected
you and your loved ones during tho
war, so ho stands ready to continue
this protection through the days of ro
adjutinelit ami peace
The privilege of continuing your
Government insurance is a valuable
right given to you as put of tho com
punsatlon lor our hetoleand triumph
ant services. If you permit the Insur
ance to lapse, you lose that right, and
you will never bo able to regain it.
Hut if you keep up your present in
suratieo by the regular payment of
premiums you will I e able to change
it into a Standard Government Policy
without medical examination. Mean
time you can keep up your present in
surauee at substantially the sumo low
rate. Tho Government will write or
dinary life insurance, twenty-payniont
life, endowment, maturing at age 02,
aud other usual forms of Insurance.
This will bo Government insurance
at Government rates.
Tho United States Government
through the lhireau of War ltlsk In
surance of tho Treasury Department
will safeguard you and your loved
ones with the spirit mid purpose of a
Republic grateful to Its gallant defen
ders. To avail yourself of this protec
tion, you must hoop up your present
Insurance. Carry back with you to
civil life, as an aid aud an asset, tho
continuod insurance protection of the
United States Government.
Held on to Uncle Sam's insurance.
Readjustment Congress
The big Atlantic City conference
of business men in Docomber is to be
duplicated as nearly as possible for tho
benefit of the Western business man.
Tho Chamber of Commerce of the
United Stttes, which called tho Atlan.
tic City conference, and the Omaha
Chamber of Commeice, are promoting
tho Trans-Mississippi Readjustment
Congress to bo held in Omaha, Fob.
IS to 2().
This congress will chart the course
of bu-ilness in the west for 101!) Plans
will be developed lu gtoup meetings of
allied intorosts under the direction of
the leading men in those lines. These
plans will bo repotted to tho main con.
gross in the form of resolutions mid
will be welded into one constructive
plan for the guidance of all Hues of
business in the west.
Among the spe titers who have dell
nitely promised to address the con
gross are: J. Ogden Armour of (Mil
eago, David F. Houston, secretary of
.giiculture; Harry A. Whcoler, presi
dent ol the Chamber of Commerce of
United States; Arthur Reynolds Com
mercial Hank, Chicago; Frank Sisson,
Guarantee rrit-t Co , New Voik.
Invitation committees are waiting
por.son.illy on several other prominent
speakers, including a national labor
leader
This will not bo an ordinary conven
tion. U the Atlantic City spirit of
optimism prevails you will sue staid
business m, ii, models of decorum in
their homo towns, stand on chairs and
cheer the s.-ntinients of buslnessfoi
wind which will be expressed in Omaha
The governors anil leading bn-iuess
men id the f.ntoAing eighteen states
will bo Invited to participate. i: Ari
zona, CiiUfoini:.. Colorado, Idaho,
Iowa. .Kansas Minnesota, Missouri,
Moiitau i, Nebraska, Nevada, New
Mexico, North Dakoin. Oregon, South
Dakota. I'tah, Washington and Wyom
ing.
The group meetings will be devoted
to tin-problems of Agriculture, Agii
otiltuiRl Colleges, Au'oiuoliih's, Hank
ers, Building ami liuil,lin Materials,
Canning Product. Civio and Public
Health, Dairy Products, I 'arm Press,
Faun Power and Implements, For.
cign Trade, Grain, Highways, mid
Good lio uls, lnsuiimcp, Investments
and Faun Loans, Lawyers, Live Stock,
Manufacturing, Milling, Notary, Wa
ter Pn.wr and Watur-wn,s, Wool
Glowers.
BIG SURPRISE TO
MANY IN RED CLOUD
People are surprised nt the IN
STANT uetion of bimple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad-lei-lkaONIO
SPOONFUL Hushes the
10NT1IU0 bowel tract so completely it
relievos ANY CASIO sour btotmichgas
or constipation aud prevents appendi
citis. The INSTANT, pleasant action
of AMor-l-ka .surprises both doctors
and patients It removes foul matter
which poisoned your btomaeh for
months. Chas. L. Cutting.
Record for Dlvcrn.
In palviiging the United States sub
ninrlno F-l, which wits sunk off Hono
lulu In March, 11)10, divers went down
to n depth of about .'!00 feet mid ml
Justed chains nnd cables nnd directed
operations of inAi nt tho surface. This
Is erdd to have broken nil diving rec
ords, To Remove brums.
A thick .slice of ripe tnmutiv It Is
tild, placed over nn Ink spot on white
gcods will remove the spot, nnd peach
ctnjns wot with cold wirier spread
thickly with cream of tnrtur nnd
pljce(j In tho tun will disappear.
A Live Wire
Roy 0. Wright contributes n boldlcr
letter eo the Lebanon Times, wltieh is
so unusually Interesting as to justify
republishing. IJobays:
Champagne, Franco, Hint her and
Folks: Spe'd" I don't mind biing a
soldier as long as soldiering is a popu
lar sport, but I draw tho lino on being
the keeper of it oo. Ilavo them?
Lord, have II herds with as tunny
species. That may be a little farlotch.
ed, but so are they. Ungllsh gray
backs, American bed bugs, Hindu lice,
French Cooties, Chinese lluches and
Australian bug a-boos. They blto jou
on the ankle and they bile you on
tho knee ns we go marching. March
ing! yes long, short,' night, day, up
and back over and under. I have
rounded Franco throe tlmos trying to
find tho boundry lino of "somewhere."
March! An, that gentle, docile, little
live letter word. How much territory
it can cover.
"Speed," mother asks me what I
want. I don't want anything, they
give you all you want both In degrees
of quality nnd quantity. What do I
want? V V I want back my rightful
name for No. 02; my soul economic do
slro is to tear down two stories of
mothers flap-jacks walloped in syrup
and hen eggs; I want to bee a mute
pulling my mule cartjikc I pushed it;
I want to see sono dry land; I want to
slip my wayworn mud-hooks Into n
pair of shoos tyhich are not spiked
with steol bottoms and which can only
be put on one wny; I want to show
mother a new formula for making
chicken dumplins out of saw dust; I
want to cast my weary body ott one of
mother's downy cots of fosthers (and
by the way, feather beds are in bed
rooms, are tires not'.') and tell me gent
ly Harvo, if you can do so without too
much commotion, do you still eit
three square meals a day .over there;
whether thsrois such n thing as angel
food cakes, etc. or was that only a
dream I had when tho armistlco was
signed.
Am 1 hating lots of fun and exper
ience over bore? Just enough that I
would haye called a man n liar had he
si.ld I could have gotten In so much in
so short it time. If doing your bit in
hell lure on earth is fun, then Pin
having It.
Am I halo and hearty? I have
enough strength to dethrone king
Hocke and the four sous of Noah. I
have steel caps and bottoms with a
cast libit stomach and immortal con
stitution. You wonder what an im
mortal constitution is? It's that par
ticular gorm wherein you learn to
speak of people dying, as "plowing up
tho daisies" and "kicking in" with the
same conscientiousness that dad em
ployed when lie throw IMrlb Green at
potato bugs."
liuvu I learned anything'.' I've
learned that ham Is ham only when
you've got it, and that cackle-berries
don't grow on block farms; I've learn,
ed that tho ethics of man change dur
ing wartirno and that Dtrwin probab
ly done his bit at some tinio or other.
I've been le-tr-ii'd that all good picnics
end in rains; that Sir Galihead must
of had a problem lit for any lore hun
ter when ho tried to rehabitate or rev
olutionize the worid. I've learned
that being a printer Lift the worst job
on earth and well we we will tell you
about it when I L'ut back, but that
,er feller who wrote "Sweat Sweet
Home," was a soldier. Some follow
stretches next to mo and cries '-this is
a miserablo life," which reminds me
that it was Napoleon who wrote, "HI
Mlscre."
Did I toll you they bent, me to an
otlloers' training school. Yet! they did,
thinking 1 was a tit subject for gun
fodder, but I fooled them. I emuo out
on tho drill Hold with two bars of
candy; we had a riot and school broke
up. The war being over U icle Sam
thought the boys preferred to accept
23D per, rather than S170, teeing that
170 necessitated a little mumble-peg
ou tho front, whoro l'rit. celebialed
the Fourth with hand bombs, lint
speaking of the front, I just want to
see one mote front mid that's "maw's"
trout yard and tho, only batllo 1 evar
want to see is sou e woman washing
clothes without boap, and soldier's
clot lies at that.
Did 1 do my bit? Woll, if I didn't
my pack did. I carried between 00
and 70 pounds until my oyes watered
aud my uobc run, and I wondered why
Fruuce didn't have humane societies
like they have in America. If eating
'corn wooloy" till you felt llko an ox
or ubs either one, is doing your bit, I
done it.
Did I see tho front? Ah, I gazed In
awe, at that terror stricken land of
devastation, where American ginger
had already fertilized with Gorman
bologna. Did 1 shoot'.' Did IV Say
if you'd seen me divu Into u dugout,
jou'd a Hiv ore homobody hhot. And
does it man feel scared? Can ynlt 1m
aglno how a pickle fools in ii'vitiecar
vat? One of thoso 7.Vh sounds like the
old cj Under press, only not unite mi
loud, mid when it lights it always
musses up a low pebbles. I never
soon one light, but 1 guess they'll
wake a man up.
When do I como home? Well I al
ways had a desire to cross tUo ocean
and it is us stioug its over. Now you
tell me when I get home, or when I
start I'd like to ltnow.
Now that the future, Is past and the
pitbt is pieseut, outside of homo, 1 do
like my uruiv stow and its Hdgur Al
len Poo remarked, "I'm olf for con
quest, woe unto tho multitude for they
are ten thousand btrong." Itoy fa,
Wright, l.C. S., Co. I, 1st Prov,, Tr.
Heg , sllnl Division. December 11th
Sheriff's Sale
Notice Is hereby given, that under anil by
virtue ol in order of sale, tailed from the
oltlteot l.itlth I.. Melvilvhau, Clerk of the
District Court of the Tenth Judicial District,
wllliln and for Webitcr County, .s'elirasl.a.
upon a diuree lu an action jundlim, therein,
whirclu. Wllll.iin T. Auld Is plalntm, and
uualiKt Mabel t . K'oont. ot al, ilefeiiilnnts.
I dinll oiIit for sale at public vendue, accord
Ini! to the Urunof nld decree, to the highest
bddir forinih luhntid, at thu south door of
the court himu'.ut Red Claud. In said Web
ster County. Nehra4:a. that hclng the liulhl
In w herein the last term ot said court was
Iioldeii) on the 10th diiv of fibruury. A. ! ,
lUI'J at 2 o'clock. 1'. M. of nald day. the follow
tut; desbrlbul juoiicrlj. tn-wlt:
The wcatoni-hitlf iw 1-2) of x-etluuUI. Town
2, ItaiiKi'lt, LotsUltu l). Two ft), lhree (.1),
Four (I). !To ( and l-:tu.lit H), lu .Seejlou II.
Town I, ItiiUKv' tl.tlie North Kasl quarter
(N. K. 1-1; ol section II, Town I. Itaiice II. Lot
bl (), In Section 1, Town t, Itanno 12, all of
Section X Tow n 'J, ItanifollthuNorlli Vcst
quarter (N W. . of .section ;ti Town 2,
Hangcli. Lots Three (h. l'ottr (I), I'ive (5),
and Six (rt), In Mock 4, lu ihe City of lted
Cloud, Nehiaska, Lots Klcvcu, (It) and
Twelve (12) In Mock ISO, In lted Cloud, Lots
No. 13 and II. aud 720-tOOths oil' the South
Hide of Lot 12. all In Mock l!D, lu Ited.Cloud;
also Lots one (I) to Seen(7 Inclusive, and
KlKlitccit IB to Twenty-four 121 Incluslvcof
Mock 2J, In the original town of lted Cloud,
together wltli tho former streets nnd alleys
adjacent to said property , and winch streets
and alleys have been vacaiid, more particu
larly described lu the County clerk's and
Commissioners' records, and the decree of
the District Court of said County ot Webster,
recorded In Miscellaneous ltecord D lu the
County Clerk's oillce, nt page Use, also tho re
malnlut; portion of the six acre tract con
veyed to ltlchardsoti by the deed of Sllns
(Inrbcrnnd wlfoby thedeed recorded at Deed
ltecord It of snld Webster County, at pniio 25,
except such portions thereof ns tho grantors
have heretofore conveyed to George V.
I.liidsey and Adam Morhart, by the deeds re
corded In said County of Webster nt records
M at-pnge 101, N nt page 13.1, and 3 nt page
2US; tho last named property being all tho
property nciiulrcd nnd evidenced by said
court decreo nnd the deeds to said N.
Itlclinrdson recorded ta tho records of said
county, vl: A nt page (i, 11 at pago i', and
V at page loO. except however, tin; parts eon.
veyed to Uiulsey and Morhart above 'f.pecl
lied. (lt en under my hand tills ilrddny ot .Ian.
trary, A. I)., lam.
I'ltANK llUKCKIt. hherlir.
llernnrd McNcny, I'lalntlirs Att'y. 2-lw
Articles of Incorporation
CONSTITUTION
We, the undersigned, members of the
I'n niters Kducattoiial A Co-operatlvu Cijlou
ol Nebraska, do herebj associate out -elves
together for the purpose of organllug a cooperative-association
under tho laws of the
State ot Nebraska, and for that purpose do
adopt ihe following constitution:
Aitriri.t. i n mi: ,
farmers rnlnnCo-npciatlve Association of
lied Cloud, Nebmska.
a it i ii i.i: it i'i. i i: ot- nusi.vi -,s
Tho main oillce nnd principal place of
business shall be at Itcil Cloud, Nebraska.
AUnci.i: in
NAiurri: AMioriiKC r oi husim:ss
To buy, soil, store, Mtlp and handle grain,
grain products aud other foodstuirs for man
and beast, lumber, ion), cement, lime, Im
plements and machinery, ami other kinds of
fanners necessities; buj and ship livestock,
and buy, lease and opeintc mills, elevators,
warehouses, stores and other buildings, to
gothcr with the necesviry real estate for the
manufacture or all thoso necessities, either
scparatly oreoiiihlned, together with all the
power now or hereafter authorlid by law.
autici.i: iv -rum or i:isti:nci:
'I ho association shall couiluuo for a period
of M) years from date of incorporation unless
sooner dissolved nccordlng to law.
ai: rici.i: v
CAI'I 1 VI. STOCK AM IM)i:ilii:i).Ms
The amount of capital stock shall be
Twenty Thousand Dollars, divided Into'J.WO
shares nt the par valueof ten Dollars each, of
which amount I'our Thousand Dollurs shall
be fully paid up before com meucliu business
and before uiiy dubts are contracted, and
debts of the association shall never eveeed
two-thluts of the paid up capital stock.
Aitrici.i: vi MKMiiKiisinr
(Inlj members of the Tanners educational
V Co-opt ratlvo I'nlnii ol America may be
come nu-mbers of this Association.
All I H'l.l. VII M VNAIII-MKNT
I'or the ni.uiai incut of this Association a
Hoard of Dlrcctots of ihe members shall nc
elected as follows:
Thopiesldent shall be elcctid out of tin
Hoard of Directors and he shall also lie a ill
rietor a. id prcsldunt of the Hoard of Dluc
tors; he shall hold oillce until his successor Is
elided and iiualtilcd. I'..ich of thu dlrictois
to be-elected for one year, or until next an.
nual meeting.
AliriCl.h VIII ANM'VI. VIKI.riMI
The stockholders' annual meeting shall be
held between the Itjih ami .loth of January of
etch year, aud called by the Hoard of Dlr.c
tors, t mil such annual minting thu follow,
lug pel sous and stockholders shall serve as
dliectors nnd ofllcors.
AltlHI.KIX AMKNIIMUVr I
This constitution inav bo amended at mi
annual meeting by a two-thirds vote of all
tnu stockholders present and upou ten da) s
notice to that cllect.
AMKKIIMIIM' it
Tho by. laws may ho amended by a two
thirds vote ol tho stockholders present at
such meeting as Is mentioned In section one
In Witness Whereof, Tho undersigned
have hereunto set their hands tho 1st day of
October, Ui8.
Chris. II. Starke, Kdward Wilson, J. II
Wlsecarver, M. II. llunsleker, J. A. McAr
thur, II. l Heed, Harris Mocde. I'lydc Ar
buckle, K.S. Kit, Kred I.eggctt, Dau'l (lar
her, Harvey Merrill, It. A. MeCalluni, Oliver
McNitlt, M. HloiHcr, V, V, King, .1. r IlucU
les, Dail McCartney, lohu H.Kaladen, Win.
II. Thomas, II. (1, Hanson, Harry K'otli, I.'.
It. Metealf, h". C, hhticl;. Kliuer Illines.
State of Nebraska, County of Webster. 1 ss
On tio 1st day of October, IIU8, bofoie me,
llciiiaid McNeny, Notary Public, personally
aicnrcd the above' named, who personally
aroknovvu tphu the Idiuttlcal persons whoso
names (if 5' jtfllscu lo the ubov o articles of In
corporation, as parties hereto, and they
N0era1ly acknowledge the Instrument to bo
their voluntary net nnd deed.
Witness my hand ns aforesaid,
lIHJtNAUD McNKNV,
(Notarial. Seal) Notary Public
Commission expires April 2st, l)0,
The Nebraska Polletl Hereford
Itroetlers will hold Us annual conven
tion nt Ouiuliu on January '2sj'. lloyil C
Ittulfnitl of Newark ! secretin j'. The
Hotel Cnstle is heuuiuai'tci;.
Notice of Final Report
In tho County Court of Webitcr county,
N'rhinskn.
In the matter of tho estate ot .John W.
'I lerniy, deceased.
All persons Interested lusirlil estate, aro
hereby notliled that tho Kxocutor.s
have llled herein a llnal account
and report of their administration,
and a petition for the Dual settle
ment ot such account aud report, aud
for a decreo of distribution of tho residue of
said estate, aud for tho assignment of tho
real estate belonging thereto, aud a dlschargo
from their trust, all of which 'Mil matters
have been set forbearing before said court,
ouiholllst day of January, I'lltl.nt the hour of
10 o'clock, A. M , when all persons Interested
may appear and contest the saute.
Dated this lilth day of January. I'Jll'.
sir.vr. A. D. Hannky,
:i-:!w County Jtnl.'O.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of Webster County,
Nebraska
In the matter of the estate ot Anna
Kntrlua llurg, deceased,
Creditors of said estate will take notice
that tho tt mo limited for presentation and
filing of clnlms ugnlnst said estate Is April
17th, lull), nnd for tho payment of debts Is
May 14th, 1911), that I will sit at tho
county court room In said county on tho 18th
day of January, tuto, tA examine, hear and
allow all claims duty llled which are a llrst or
second lieu upon said estate, and on tho I8tli
day of April, tUl'J, to examine, hear,
allow and ndjust nil claims and objections of
general creditors duly llled,
Dated this 17th day of December, A. D.,1918
(Seal) A. II. ItANNKY.
01-0 County Judge.
13. (1. Caldwell attorney for estate
R. E. McBride
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