The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., July 25, 1910, Image 4

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COUNTY TREASURER'S STATEMENT
Of Collections, Disbursements and Balances from January 1st, 1910, to July 1st, 1910.
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Graduate Dcnlisf. S
DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST,
Ofllco over the McDonald J
Stato Dank.
SovcrnI housea nro being planned for
Tnylor'a Addition.
W. T. Wilcox la in Lincoln todr.y
nttonding tho republican Btntc con
vention. Levi Duko is transacting business m
Omaha and Lincoln, having loft for tl o
formor city Saturday.
Miss Glcnna Shoup, of Sutherland,
is spending this week in town as tho
guest of Miss Mabel Duke.
Miss Mabel Wessburg left lust night
for Portland, Ore., where she will visit
friends for three months.
A. C. Taylor who platted Taylor's
Addition twenty-three years ago gives
a warranty deed to purchasers of lotn.
If you want a GOOD CAR buy a
Mitchell or Rambler of LcMasters.
Frank Woingand returned this
morning from a briof visit in Omoha.
Ho reports a very heavy rain in that
city last night.
Fine improved ranch to trade for
mdso. Close in. D. E. Momma,.
Rev. S. F. Carrol, Misa Mary Carrol
and Mrs. Joseph Murphy went to Lex
ington this morning to spend the day
with friends.
J. It. White, of Hershcy, spent yes
terday In town and left last evening for
Grand Island where ho will attend tho
democratic convention.
If your money is not earning a good
rato of interest in first-class safu
mortgage loans, oeo Brntt & Goodman.
Dr. and Mrs. 0. II. Crc3sler bavo re
turned from Denver, where the Doctor
attended as a delegate tho national
dental association.
Tho republicans of Morrill County in
convention assembled honrtily endorsed
tho candidacy of W. V. Hoagland of
this city for state senator.
Miss Ida Glovor, of New York City,
a cousin of J. II. Day, arrived Sunday
and will romain in town for somo timo
as a guest at tho Day rosldenco.
John Michaels nnd Robert Michaels,
father and brother of Mra. Hunter
came up from Schuyler Sunday to at
tend tho funeral of tho lato Wlllard
Hunter.'
Special Oxford Sale.
Small, The Big Shoe Man.
Tom Healy, Dr. McCabe, Koith Ne
ville and several othor local demo
crats went to Grand Island this morn
ing to attend the democratic stato con
vention. Farms loans a specialty. Bratt &
Goodman.
Grading of tho streets in
Addition is nearly finished,
much to tho attractiveness
fir A, nt i XTnWlitvaamrn TTnfvnrfllttr
4 Ofllco over McDonald State Bank h
WWW W WW ww wr
Taylor't
It adds
of that
materially
section of tho city and
enhances tho value of lots.
Miss Esther Mnlmstcin, of Gothen
burg, who has been the guest of Miss
Helen Minshall for the past ten days,
returned to her homo in Gothenburg
this morning.
Born this month? If you wore, the
ruby is your birthstone, Como in nnd
take a look at the big lino we aro show
ing. Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Cyrus Fox was down from Garfield
yestorday. Ho said corn in that sec
tion was in fine condition, but it could
not survivo many such days as yestor
day without rain.
L. W. Walker returned yeBterday
from Omaha whoro ho nttonded tho
"aviation meet Saturday and Sunday.
He suys Curtis' manipulation of his
aorlnl craft was somothing wonderful.
Going on a vacation? Well you should
have a good fountain pen. They aro
very convenient for writing homo from
all sorts of places, and nt all times. See
them in our show window.
Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
G. T. Whelan was Buddonly attacked
with rheumatism in ono of his limbs
Sunday, and was ordored homo by tho
consulted physician nnd told to keopolT
his feot. Like an obedient fellow ho is
complying with tho physician's instructions.
Wo hnvq tho now attachments for
the Edison talking machines. Play two
and four minuto records. Ten four ! 8e"
Judge Grimes has adjourned district
court until August 8th.
Ben Elliott will leave Friday for Mil
waukee, where he has accepted a posi
tion. Miss Grace Moonoy, of Lexington, is
visiting her brother F. L. Mooncy in
this city.
John Deero Implements nnd Weber
& Stoughton wngons at Herehoy's.
W. V. Hongland went to Lincoln
last night to attend tho republican stale
convention.
Civil Engineer Cading went to Omaha
last night whero ho will transnct busi
ness for a day or two.
The Prcsbytorian ladfes aid society
will meet Thursday uftcnoon with Mrs.
Snyder nt the stato experimental farm.
Attention Ladles All wash suits and
street dresses nt one-third less than
regular price. Tho Hub Clothing Dept.
E. S. Davis, L. E. Roach and 0. E.
Elder loft Sunday night for Lincoln to
attend tho republican stato convention
which meets in that city today.
C. Michaels, of Iowa, brother of
Mrs. Wlllard Hunter Is In town having
been cnlled here by the death of his
brother-in-law.
Tomorrow and Thursdny teachers'
examinations wjll bo held at tho
junior normal. All teachers, whether
normal students or not, will bo per
mitted to tnko these examinations.
If needing money to build, buy, im-
provo or pay oil your old loan, Bee
Bratt & Goodman.
Only an expert should bo allowed to
work on tho delicate mechanism of a
watch. That's why wo employ only
tho most proficient men at our benches.
Dixon, Tho Jeweler, Union Pacific
Watch Inspector.
For the next ten days we will sell n
few choice hammocks wo have in stock
at a discount of ten por.cont.
Rinckek's Book Store.
R. N. Lamb is contemplating a ten
room addition to his building on the
north sido occupied by tho P. & S.
hqspital. This addition has become a
necessity owning to the great success
of this institution and will probably be
mado in tho near future.
Wo havo a few light weight ladies'
woolen suits to close out at just one
half regular price. Thoy aro a snap.
Act quick before they are picked over.
Hun Clothing Dept.
A third boy made his appearance in
tho C. 0. Weingand family yestorday
morning, nnd tho son and mother, who
nro nt the P. and S. Hospital aro
gottlng along nicely. Clnudo had hoped
for a girl, but thinks throe of a kind
makes a strong hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jcffers and
family loft for the east yesterday
morning. Mrs. Jeffers nnd children
will visit relatives at Kearney, whllo
Mr. Jeffers attends tho stato firemen'H
convention which is being held nt York
this week.
Special Oxford Sale.
Small, The Big Shoe Man.
Leo Stebbins, of Wichita, Ks ac
companied by his son Paul, is spending
this week with his parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Cyrus Stebbins. He is employed
in a wholesale grocery house in
Wichita. Corn in that section of Kansas
Is suffering from dry weather.
Dr. and Mra. Geo. B. Dent enter
tained nt a four course dinner Sunday
evening in favor of Miss Joy Belle
Church. Covers were laid for seven,
the guosta Including only tho bridal
party, and tho table was attractively
decorated in pink and white sweet peas
and tho place cards were in bridal de
signs.
Have your diamond ring exnmined at
least once ovory six months. A lndy in
North Platte lost a valuable stono from
n worn mounting. Wo will gladly
Inform you If there is danger of
your innmonu loosening, wo uo our
diamond mounting in our own shop.
Dixon, The Jeweler
In writing to The Tribune from Ft.
Shaw, Mont,, II. J. Kinley, formerly
of this county, eays: "I havo quit the
Indian service and my two girls and
havo each taken a homestead in
nut. No. !
Dint. No. 2...
Mist. tio.X
PTATF.-Ocncral
Mliool
" Unlvorxlty
" Kcdctnptlon
" Interest on Collodlona.
" Fcliool I. and Principal...
" School Land Intercut....
" Hclinol Lund Itenlal
COUNTV-Opnoral
uoau uommiHsionor
Koiwl Commissioner
KoimI Cominlsslonor
ilrldirn
Court IIouso llomt
,InlI Ilnnd ,
South l'lntto llrldiro Horn!
I'undlnir llond ,
North l'latto llrldiro Ilond
North l'latto llrldiro Interest
fiddlers Itollnf
OulHtandlnir Indebtedness
District ltoad 1'und
Advertising
OKnllorm llrldiro HlnUlnc
01'allonn llrldiro Interest
Ilrady llrldiro Mnklntf
Ilradr llrldiro Interest
11 1 rd wood llrldiro BInldmr
11 rd wood llrldiro Interest
Nichols llrldiro Hlnldnir
Mrdinno noad Pinkitnr
Medicine Hoad Interest ....
Kurn lift llrldirn Hlnklnir
Surhurhan Irrigation General
Siirlmrhan Irrigation llonds
South Nldo Irrigation Hlnklnir
Houth Hide Irrigation Interest
norsney nriairo lionds
Kulth and Lincoln County Irrigation General . ,
Keith and Lincoln County Irrigation In to rest
Hlrdwood Irrigation General
ninnvoou irrigation interest ,
Ilostwlck Ilrldce llonds
District Hchool Fund
District Hcliool llond
Illch School Fund
North l'latto General .
North l'latto Klectrlc Light
North l'latto AVator
North l'latto Water Hneclal
North l'latto Special
North l'latto Water llond Interest
North l'latto Howor Maintenance
North l'latto Hewer llond Interest
North l'latto Howor Laterals
North l'latto Judgment
water uonu interest
City l'ark
Vlllniru of Wallace
Village of Kittlmrland
Vltllago of ilrady
Vlllagoot Herslmy
VUlaco of Maxwell.
Condemnation Fund
Kstray bund
Miscellaneous i ces
Inesand Licenses
Hpeclal County ltoad ,
Special llrldiro
Tax Kales and Redemptions '.
Deposit Interest.. ...
Hpeclal HldoTvalk
... .
m invito records free us uoommg country, we are now
Rinckek's Book Stoiie. ' fourteen miles from tho railroad, but n
Fred Payne, living on tho road lead-! ro"d '? bc,nB bu,,u "ow UTult,wlu bo
Ing to the south bridge reports having
a cow so badly injured by an auto
mobile Sunday evening that ho was
forced to kill hor. Tho boy driving tho
jt;pw Raya tho car did not havo a
"number, and tho driver did not stop to
ece how badly the animal had been
injured.
A Big Snap.
There has been listed with
us for quick sale a nice
home in 2nd ward within
two blocks of court house at
$2100.00, worth $2500.00.
Buchanan & Patterson.
Less Overdrafts
Foes earned by County Treasurer for past six months..
Halanco
Jan'y 1st.
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014 W
14V) 51
249 91
1151 2(1
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4 111
10 22
1 Z2
' 5ZI3 40
UKM 47
12 A5
318 74
92
12331 1 5
!W3 78
7111 42
2.12 4
70 211
4.11 311
ir47 R4
239 03
1 80
420 6U
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872S 75
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1413 04
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00 70
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1075 117
48246 03
sum 45
3304 82
1237 -I
1177 15
570 31
21 83
1 82
5 42
70 00
1100 Oft
124 71
0 42
2033 41
282 SO
208 04
2U2 48
355 31
280 85
350 111
123 HI
14 38
180(1 71
18 01
11 72
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701 08
5298 71
89 6.1
$ 1213R3 40
240 91
i 121133 63
Collection
for
Six Mos.
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5
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1320
4330
2450
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187 12
1 17
7077 60
2106 07
$ 125143 02
125143 02
Disburse
monts
Six Mos.
40W 00
1000 00
3500 00
1500 00
8011 81
225 20
"oiTm
2213 70
11R2 80
W 00
'7056'5i
020 85 300 "0
Mil 00 1800 00
2071 OH 40.' 00
1U U0 1032 52
10 00
487 57 COO 00
1102 27 1000 00
2348 50 2700 00
827 81 600 00
051 09 804 00
140 17 240 00
45050 42 54711 74
2503 58 1670 01
1005 93 07 42
2840 92 3852 57
1012 62 1350 00
J71D 88 2050 00
21 83
1 82
5 42
173 69 200 00
1005 40 1603 84
100 55 121 70
f) l'tl
' 2121 49 2500 00
692 74 800 00
00 00 250 00
80 24 200 00
07 95 250 00
80 43 275 00
87 82 8.15 00
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IS) OS 25 00
5 43 '.'.'.'.'.!
3657 10 8723 18
115563 37
$ 115503 37
Balance
July 1st,
1910
4153 15
5 09
577 03
74 02
320 00
B.K) 20
950 76
7378 83
2158 W
083 70
1130 tU
313 70
0 91
10 00
3 no
5251 110
1518 91
12 55
155 80
2 09
12951 IV.
2ffl 73
710 42
232 34
70 29
431 80
1517 51
220 63
1 81
420 69
151 02
0013 90
804 02
3398 57
810 06
4817 78
1245 01
207 05
297 51
768 90
07U 14
S9101 31
4091 12
4273 3.1
231 60
60 77
200 09
41 05
801
100 56
1962 93
175 10
18 64
181 72
173 10
101 28
112 98
123 81
14 38
2087 71
120 00
II 721
50 03
608 00
7404 81
80 03
8 130713 23
i 180713 23
1, Ray C. Lnngford, Treasurer of Lincoln County, Nebraska, do swear that to tho best of my
knowledge nnd belief the above is a truo statement of all the funds of the Treasurer's office of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
RAY C. LANGFORD, County Treasurer,
Stato of NobraBka, )
County of Lincoln, j
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of July, 1910.
, F. R. ELLIOTT, County Clerk.
By C. W. Yost, Deputy
We do hereby certify that tho above statement of Ray C. Langford, County Treasurer of
Lincoln county, Nebraska, is a complei o and accurate summary of all his collections and dis
bursements bb county treasurer of said county from the first day of January, 1910, to tho firstj
day of July, 1910. We further certify that each collection has been correctly entered and the
vouchers were received by the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, and tho footing
were verified by us nnd found to bo correct. And the above statement of balances agree in
every particular with said accounts in said county treasurer's general ledger.
County Commissioners
E. H. SPRINGER,
C. H. WALTER.
A. F. STREITZ,
Lets Overdrafts.
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299 28
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218 31
40 51
128 91
221 41
207 90
210 85
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137 09
381 881
141 13
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335 50
200 70
223 II
440 46
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552 59
270 80
122 01
160 68
373 V.
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211 85
SOI 67
1211 81
427 08
613 41
87 23
42 76
207 00
752 31
95 62
149 41
110 40
157 98
401 39
288 49
282 36
200 BO
81 09
258 21
176 23
883 57
420 81
207 03
374 80
70 76
01 56
212 61
148 83
237 80
41 71
185 62
100 48
140 73
84 50
08 21
380 32
350 40
133 15
182 90
216 85
121 88
126 93
388 11
183 03
260 31
160 117
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381 73
157 71
03 74
141 68
878 70
181 80
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250 60
146 48
164 S9
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359 40
151 70
68 14
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76 60
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261 16
128 61
112 12
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uiuy Bix nines, inermora i inmK wo
hnvo a roou location: Wo aro twenty
five miles from Great Falls, a prosperous
Napoleon's Grit
was of unconquerable, nover-aay-dio
Kino, uiu Kinu mui you neca most wncn
you havo a naa cold, cough or lung dis,
onso. Suppose troches, cough Byrnes,
cod liver oil or doctors have all failed.
don't lose heart or hope. Take Dr.
King's New Discovery. Satisfaction is
guaranteed when used for throat or
lung trouble It has saved thousands
of BufTcrora. It masters stubborn colds,
obstinato coughs, hemorrhages, lu
grtppe. croup, asthma, hay fever, nnd
whooping cough and is the most safe
and certain romodv for all bronchial
nirectiona. EOc. $1.(W. Trial Uottto fnto
UtSUfou DrtifcCd.
Jos. Wilson hna begun the erection
of a $2500.00 house in Taylor's Addition.
A boy with a horse and carriage can
earn money during his vacation. See
R. B. Reid.
For Sale 7 room house with room
for bath, 2 lots. Inquire at 1011 West
6th street.
Mrs. Eves, of Hershcy, spent yester
day with friends in town, returning
home this morning.
Mrs. Guy Woods will return to her
homo in Salt Lake tonight after spend
ing a week with friends in town.
Butler Buchanan and E. W. Crane
left at noon yesterday for Grand Island :
to attend the democratic convention.
Special Oxford Sale. i
Small, The Big Shoe Man.
Mrs. C. F. Tracy will go to Omaha
mt... i . i r r --r 1 ,
and daughter who have been making
an extended visit with relatives In
Iowa.
Miss Mildred Pizer and brother Joe
who have been visiting at the Julius
Pizer residence for some timo will re
turn home tomorrow. Miss Mayme
Pizer will nccompnny them to Hast
ings nnd visit in that city for a couple
of weeks.
For Sale.
Some of the best and cheapest houses
and building lots in the city. Terms
easy. Bhatt & Goodman.
Mr. and Mrs. James Howe, of Wal
lace, were visitors in town Saturday.
Merle Arnold, of Maxwell, transacted
business and visited friends in town
yesterdny.
List of Town Property for Sale.
If you are' thinking about buying or
building a home, don't fail to look this
list over.
Nice Ave room house on West 10th
St. Practically new. $1,600.00.
Four room house with pantry, closets
nnd summer kitchen on a nice 66 foot
lot with large trees, barn, chicken
house and yard. This is a bargain at
$1,500.00. Located on East, 9th St.
Seven room houBe, Btrictly modern,
that is with heat, lights, hot and cold
water and bath equipped. This is
No Rain in Sight
Weather forecast: Generally fair
tonight and tomorrow. Not much
chango in temperature. Maximum yes
terday 104 4-10 degrees, n year aero 80:
I minimum this morning 60, a year ago
1 60. The temperature dropped about
forty-nve degrees during the night,
thus giving poor mortals an opportunity
to sleop well.
t For Rent
Houses and stores.
tfilATT & Goodman.
new house built within
years. Full 66 foot lot,
a
the last two
with cement
walks. Located on east 6th St. If
purchased within thirty days, $3,000.00.
All oi tne above can ue Dougnt ior a
payment or one-third down ana ino
balance in small monthly payments.
Temple Real Estate & Ins. Agency.
C. F. Temple, Mgr.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between V.
E. Hinman and Guy Boyer, under the
firm name of Hinman & Boyer, has
this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent. All bills due the hrm are pay
able to Guy Boyer, who will also pay
all bills against tho lato nrm.
V. E. Hinman.
Guy Boyer.
Dated July 11th, 1910.
Notice for Side Walk Bids.
The secretary of the Board of
Education will receive sealed bids up to
Auk. 1st, for 2000 ft more or less of
!ernfent eldo walk in 2nd & ?rd. wardtf,
A. F. SYreiW, &tWy
A Pretty Center Table
adds much to the appearance
of your parlor. Some of the
late styles are exceptionally
good. Our tables will surely
please you. Tables from
$1.25 to $10.00.
Howe & Maloney.
ECHELBERY'S
NEW AND SECOND HAND STORE
Cor Sixth and Locust Sts. PI10110 302
A full lino of furniture, nil IiIikIh of
stoves and stovo renalm, wngoim, har
ness, saddles, blcycloH, gunn nml miort
Ing goods, clocks, watchim, miinlcul
goods, sewing machines either ninli
or payments. Everything you uuo
Hot Weather
Comfort
Secured by the use of good
Talcum Powder. It absorbs
the perspiration and makes
the skin smooth and cool.
We have all the leading
varieties, also a splendid
line of chamois skins.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Family Druggists,
NOTIOK
T.lwllk ftntttt Pl.ai.tn.. A It 1 a ft
known 1..Im ,of iiavld W l0fry, uncased,
will tnko nuilcB that on tho 20tli day of July.
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1 W" 1 "'"tf.lct "ourt of Lincoln
County, NuliranUn. nuatnst hhUI dofondants.
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ntf drrtjiilwl tract of land, iti-wlt: Iiccliiulnir
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