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TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, MAY 24, 1910.
NO 85.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS 8
Tho county commissioners adjourned
Friday evening Until Juno 14th.
J. R. White and Henry Fulk, of
Sutherland, wore visitors in town Sat
urday Dan McKee, so well known in North
Platte, has been appointed postmaster
at Willow Island.
Stock inspector Boardman is negotiat
ing for tho purchase of the E. D.
Owens residence in south part of town.
You can make your red stovo lids
like new if you uso Stovink. For sale
at Schiller & Co'o.
Miss Marie Salisbury began her duties
yesterday as stenographer for u. tt.
Elder and others in tho Keith theatre
block.
Fremont Watts & Son recently
shipped a car of baby beef to South
Omalia that brought tho top notch
Erlce, and attracted the attention of all
uyers.
Barney Guynan, of Wood River,
has purchased the J. R. W6rthley
house on west Third street opposite tho
school building for $2,600. Ho will
remove to this -city next spring.
At a meeting of tho state dental
society in Omaha last week Dr. O. H.
Crcssler, of this city, was elected vice
president. This is evidence that North
Platte dentists have a high standing in
the profession.
For Sale Fivo horse power gasoline
cngino in good running condition. Prico
cheap. Inquire of J. R. White, at Ce
ment Works.
Bobert Gary will visit his parents in
this city the latter part of next month.
"Bob" on account of ill health, waa
compelled to give up his position in a
Seattle bank and fs now traveling for a
wholesale clothing' house.
Rev. Geo. F. Williams went to Goth
enburg Sunday and delivered the ser
mon to the high school graduating class
of twelve members. This service was
held at the opera house and was of a
union nature, all tho churche? closing.
About 800 people were present.
The young ladies' club of the Catholic
church gave a well attended ice cream
social at the McWilliams residence
Friday afternoon and evening, tho
receipts amounting to thirty-eight
dollars. Durimr the oveninor music and
card games formed the entertaining'
xoatures. r
June the montlof nwes tho, sea
son when nature" smiles benignly the
time of wedding bells beautiful pres
ents for tho bride gifts for the brides
maid momentoes for tho best man
favors for tho entire galaxy of atten
dants. Exquisite articles in gold and
silver, richly mounted gems, superb
cut glass a store full from which to
make selections.
Clinton, Jeweler and Optician.
Tho club Nevita will meet with Mrs.
J. II. Morrow Wednesday afternoon.
Martin McCullough, of Elsie, trans
acted buisness and visited .friends in
town yesterday.
It looks as though Lincoln county
could have the Btate senator nomination
for tho asking. Does anybody want it?
Mr. nml Mrs. .Ins. MoTRvnv wnnt tn
fOmaha Sunday where Mr. McEvoy
will havo a slight operation performed
upon his no3c.
Members of tho Saturday afternoon
club were royally entertained by Mrs.
Minor Hinman last Saturday. Elabor
ate refreshments were served.
Mrs. Fred Hnnlon was called to Col
umbus the latter part of last week by
a telegram announcing that her hus
band nad been seriously burned by a
gasoline exposition.
Tbe semi-annual apportionment of
state school money, made by State
Supt. Bishop Saturday, gives Lincoln
county $3,969.40, or eighty-seven cents
for each child of school ago.
C. A. Howo, of Lewcllen, has been
in town for several davs looking after
his business interests, lie informs ub
that he has in about 100 acres on his
homestead, and generally speaking
crops look very good.
If you want to match a dress with
silk glove3 bring is a sample; we will
match it.
Wilcox Dept. Stoke.
Miss Alice Howclls, who gave read
ings at the Keith Friday evening under
the auspices of the Junior Class, was
given attentive hearing by a fair sized
audience. She won good words for her
excellent work. The receipts were but
little in excess of the expenses.
Lost A scotch collie bitch: sable and
white in color. Finder return to J. F.
Schmalzried.
Judge Grimes, Reporter Cary and
attorneys Hoagland, EVans, Halligan
and Crosby went to Tryon yesterday in
tho Hinman and Weinganu cars. They
took alone a tent in which thev will
live while there. Among tho cases to
b tried are two 'shooting with intent
to kill" charges.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Bixler enter
tained tho Harmony high Ave club in a
delightful manner Friday evening,
twenty-four being present. Mrs. O.
H. Crcssler and C. S. Clinton won first
prizes and Mrs E. T. Tramp and Prof.
Garlichs the emblems of consolation. A
two course lunch was served.
For Sale House and lot at 709 west
Fourth street. Inquire at house or
shoo shop. , t. C. ,Nevvm
Barber, u former resident of
the south part of the county, who be
came mentally unbalanced and was
sent to the Lincoln asylum, died at
that institution last Friday. The de
ceased was the fathor of Mr. Barber,
who conducts tho Third ward meat
market. The son went to Lincoln and
brought the remains to Wellfleet for
interment.
Feriesal Mealies.
Joo McGraw, of Denver, is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Roscoe Zimmer, of Sidney, is
visiting friends in town.
C. T. Whelan and son Kenneth left
Saturday noon for a month's visit at
waddtngton, w. x,
Mrs. Anna SryferthMs visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Will Mcuiono in ucn
vcr, leaving for ttaat city Saturday.
J. S. Hoagland returned Saturday
night from Fairbury, where he at
tended the G. A. R. encampment.
Misses Kate Gilman, Laura Murray
and Orilla Gilman wore guests at tho
Hendy ranch at Maxwell Saturday and
(Sunday.
Misses Bessie Smith and Miss Sarah
Brand went to Kearney Saturday to
attend a house party given by Mrs.
Lawrence Wornett.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garlow were call
ed to Omaha Saturday by the receipt
of a telegram announcing tho death 01
Mr. Garlow's father.
Report comes from Excelsior Springs
that Julius Pizer and W. T. Wilcox are
not only having a pleasant time, but
are beginning to feel as frisky as a
twelve year old boy.
J. C. Fogg, now living at Kensing
ton, Kan., where he is farming 400
acres, spent the latter part of last week
with friends at Sutherland and in this
city.
Miss Margaret Ware, who had been
visiting friends in town for aoveral
weeks, returned to her home in Blair.
Sho was accompanied by Misa Helen
Patterson, who will visit there for
some time.
Miss Helen Alice Swarthout, form
erly of this city, is a member of the
graduating casa of tho convent at Con
cordia, Kan., cards to the graduating
exercises having been received by her
friends in town.
Teachers Rejigs
Miss Weikland, who has been teach
ing in the Second ward and was re-elected,
has resigned and .will accept a
position at Kimball at a higher salary
than she receives here.
Miss Gertrude Baker has tendered
her resignation and has accepted n
position in the Gothenburg schools for
next year. She was given a year's
leave of absence and has been attend
ing tho Kearney state normal. Sho was
elected to teach in the local Bchools the
coming year, but was offered' more
money at Gothenburg.
Short Horn Built for Sale.
Owing to the bad weather on our Bale
day we did not dispose of all of our
bulls. We still have six head of service
able age that we are giving very low
prices to make room for younger stock
comingon. If you are interested, these
Can bo seen at our ranch two miles
west of North Platte. Come early and
get the good ones.
Fiiemont Watts &'Sons.
WHEAT FLOUR
CHEAPEST' AND BEST FOOD
U. S. GOVERNMENT TESTS PROVE IT.
ARTICLES. ENERGY 10 CENTS WILL-BUY.
Eggs 385 m '
Beef, sirloin ;..- . . . 410 mm '-';$f'
Mutton, leg r. 440 warn :C ".
Milk ,....,;.;... 1030 mmm v v! v?'' ' .
Pork, loin 1035 M , "
Cheese..-., 1185 mh x
Butter ' 1365 memmm - .
Wheat Breakfast Foods ..1489 mmmmm ' -
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Potatoes 2050 mhm.
WHEAT FLOUR ....... 6540 ''hhmmhhhiphhh "
(U.S. Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin No. 142.)
Energy Muscle and Strength Giving Qualities.
One pound of Flour costing 2l to 3 Cents, will go as far as two pounds of
Meat costing 15 to 20 cents per pound.
The above table should prove to you beyond a doubt that the value ofWheat Bread as a food is
away Up; also thatits cost, compared .with other food, is away down. There ia no better .flour on the
market than Be'sl XXXX anti Gold Crown, manufactured by tho North Platte Mill & Groin-Co. It is
the flo'uf of the classes and within the reach of the pocket book of tho masses.
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FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING GROCERS.
J North, Platte
& Grain Co.
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CORSETS
They Ince in front as a result tho abdomen is
releaved of all pressure. Support is given to tho
organs and deep broathing ia encouraged. They
cmpliosizo tho long graceful lino of the back,
which artists agree is tho most beautiful line in
art. They gently but surely compel a correct
standing position and a graceful carriage. Wo
invite you to investigate these wonderful corsets.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
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A Visit to the Dcmpcy Ranch.
A party of forty-ono North Plntto
people enjoyed tho hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. I. N. Dempcy .nt their ranch
thirty-eight miles southwest of town
Sunday., Thirty-six of tho party made
the trip in automobiles, the other fivo
rode motorcycles. Tho drivo to the
ranch was made by most of tho cars in
one hour and forty minutes, which is
good time "considering tho tortuous
nature of the road for a distanco of a
dozen miles Up Snell Canyon, Arriving
at the ranch they round about twenty
other people present, nnd also that
Mrs. Dempcy and her daughters had
prepared a splendid dinner for all. This
hospitality on tho part of Mr. and Mrs.
Dempcy was not expected by tho
visitors from North Platte, and it was
therefore very much appreciated. The
ride had sharpened their appetites and
we felt rather embarrassed, over the
rapid firo manner in which Piatt White.
Minor Hinman, Otto Thoelecko and
Ray Lancford divested tho tablo of its
burden of good things.
lho object of tho trip was to witness
a hill climbing contest by cars, Mr.
Dempcy announcing his intention of
purchasing a car that could success
fully climb the hill leading west from
his ranch. This hill is about a half
mile lone:, has an average grade of
eighteen per cent, and with a maximum
grado of tRlrty-fivo per cent for tho
last 200 vards. It was expected that
a number of different make cars would
enter tho contest, but the .expected
agents from other ffiwns' were not
present and tho contest narrowed
down to the Bulck cars taken over by
Messrs Davis & Chorpenning, of this
city. .
The "thirty" Buick started up tho
hill with six passengers and made the
trip without hesitancy, ana later took
ten passencrers un the steepest incline
of the hill. Tho smaller Bulck nlso
made tho hill, as did also tho Whito
Buick owned by Ed Walker. Other cars
owned by North Platto parties mado
the attempt but the pttcn 01 the hill
threw the gasoline away from tho car
buretor, hence there was no compres
sion or power. Minor Hinman obviated
this difiiculty by backing, and reached
tho top.
Mr. Dempcy was so well pleased with
tho work of the "thirty" Bulck that
he gave a check for its purchase.
The Dempcy ranch is situated in a
very rough country, n succession of
sand hills, nnd very norrow draws be
tween. The ranch includes about -1,000
acres on which 300 head of cattle and a
number of horses nro grazing. The
barns are large and well constructed,
and the house, which is located on a
high elevation,, is a very comfortable
one, prettily ana attractively furnished,
and evidently tho family is musically
inclined for a piano, violin, mandolin
and phonograph were in evidence. Cer
tain it is that thoinmntes or tho Demp
cy homo are among tho most hosplt
ablo peoplo on earth,
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Eighth Grade Graduation.
Tho graduation exercises of the
Eighth grade of the Lincoln
county schools will be held nt tho
high school auditorium on Friday after
noon or this weok beginning nt two
o'clock. Two hundred and thirty pupils
havo successfully passed this exam
ination, and are therefore ready to take
up tne nignor gruues.
The program at these exercises will
bo as follows:
Selection Music of Waters Chorus.
Invocation Rev. W. S. Porter.
Music Selected,
Address to Class Rev. C. F. Chapman.
Music K I D Girls Chorus.
Presentation of Diplomas
Prin. E. C Ringer.
Music Selected.
Announcements Co. Supt. Ebright
Childrens' Wash Dresses
The styles for these little
tots were never more stunning
than those shown this season.
Come and look them over Be
fore vou buv vour materials
and make up these tedious
little garments. You will be
surprised at what handsome
frocks you can buy here for a
little money. No matter how
little or how much vou want
to pay, there will be some-
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tmng here to please you.
WHcox Department Store.
SUEDE PTJMPS.
Your wardrobe is not complete if it does not
contain a pair of them.
The latest creations in artistic footwear at the
YELLOW FRONT SHOE STORE,
DIENER & FLEISHMAN.
Ship in Sheep., !
County commissioner C. II, Walter
arrived from New Mexico last week
with 4,000 head of sheop which ho has
placed on pasture land north of tho
city. Ho also shipped 3,000 to Wallace
and will pasture them in that section.
Track.Meet.
.Tho-students of the . Sutherland and
North Platto Bchools held a field meet
Friday afternoon in this city under tho
supervision of Co. Sunt. Ebright. Tho
meet was open to all schools of tho
county, but representatives from only
Sutherland and North Platto contested.
The former secured a total of 271 points
and the latter 37J points.
Improved Train Service to Chicago.
Six trains daily in each direction be
tween North Platte, Lexington and
Chicago, via the Chicago. Union Pacific
and Northwestern line including the
superbly electrical-lighted Denver Spec
ial which leaves North Platto at 5:35
every evening, reaching Chicago at 1:30
p. m. tho next day.
A solid through train with convenient
schedules and all travel conveniences.
Full information on applcatlon to tho
Ticket Agent Union Pacific R. R.
County Bank Deposits.
May 11th, wtfhi the last statement
was called, the banks of Lincoln county
outside of North Platto showed de
posits exceeding a half millidn dollars.
Theso deposits wero distributed among
the sovcrnl banks as follows:
Sutherland Bank $115,482.78.
Wallace Bank 100,802.14.
Bank of Brady 95.C86.00.
Bank of Hershoy 81,150.11.
Maxwell uanK D5,J2.5y.
Brady State Bank 51.4D0.48.
There is also a bank at Wellfleet. I
uut wo nave not seen the statement
issued by it.
G. A. R. Memorial Service.
Stephen A. Douglas Post No. 69.
G. A. R . extends n cordial invitation
to all veterans of the civil war. Spanish
war veterans, W. R. C, sons and
daughters of veterans, all fraternal
orders, all church organizations and
citizens ol this city to join with the
veterans of such post in tho obser
vance of memorial exercises,
SUNDAY MAY 29TH.
at eight o'clock p. m., at Keith's
theatre, there will be hold a memorial
service Roy. Goo F. Williams, of tho
Presbyterian church will conduct tho
service. All veterans of the civil war,
Spanish American war and Women's
Relief Corps will meet at G. A. R. hall
at 7:30 sharp that evening and march
to tne piaco oi service.
MONDAY MAY 30th.
A't 9 a. m. nil veterans of tho civil
and SpaniBh-American wars and mem
bers of the W. R. C. and school child
ren, who havo been selected to place
flowers upon the graves of dececsed
soldiers, and uch civic societies as de
sire to attend this exorcise will meet at
the G. A. R. hall and proceed to the
cemetery where, with appropriate ser
vices, tho graves of deceased veterans
and frienda of thoso participating will
bo decorated.
At G o'clock a. m. a delegation, in
charge of Col. Ruddy, of tho G. A. R.
and W. R. C, will properly observe the
foregoing ceremony at tho South Side
cemetery.
MAY 30th, 2 p, M.
Without any parado prior thereto.
memorial services will bo held at tho
Keith theatre in accordance with tho
following program:
Music-ll
Malo Quartette Messrs. Ringer,
Cresslca, Mooro and Yost.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Vic
tor Halligan.
Recitation Memorial Day Miss
Irma Huffman.
Solo Mrs. Dunlap.
Address Rev. Allen Chamberlalp,
Solo Miss Loretta MUrphy.
Malo Qunrtotto, J
. . Rocitation-rMiss Myrtlo Beeler.
Closing Song Amorlca Audienco
Benediction.
At tho McPhorson national cometory
appropriate services will bo hold in tho
afternoon of May 30th. Tho W. R. C.
of the Dopartmcnt of Nebraska havo
appropriated money and ordered $25
worth of flowors for tho decoration of
tho eight hundred soldiers' graves at
Ft. McPherson, and n good program
has been arranged for tho proper ob
servance of tho day at tho national
cemetery. J. E. Evans, Chrm. Com.
Coming Soon.
Tho great American drama "Tho
Girl From tho Golden West," an oil
star metropolitan cast thirty peoplo
including Reed'a Solo Band and Symp
hony Orchestra, traveling in their
own Pullman car "Caroline."' ''The
Girl From the Golden West" had a run
of soven hundred consecutive per
formances in New York and over 500 in
Chicago. Tho success of this drama has
been so pronounced that this company
will play throughout the woat for
twenty weeks in their mammoth water
proof nravilion theatre. Tho same
being thoroughly equipped with elevated
stage and ten full sets of special
scenery. "The Girl From tho Golden
West", as everyono knows, is a four
act western drnmu, thrilling, romantic
and full of clean comedy, Btrong in
dramatic situations and climaxes. A
beautiful lovo story that pleases every
body. Don't class this show in tho
same company as the questionable "Fly-by-night"
aggregations that havo
played your city before Don't fail to
witness tne largest nnd best dramatic
show on tho road today. Clean, moral
unu ruuncu. unuorseu oy press, clergy
nnd tllllllll Onn nlrrlit- nnlir Mni-tf.
Platto May 27. Popular prices. Seats
iur iow people.
Lake Ice.
I am prepared to furnished pure lake
ice at 40 cento per hundred pounds.
Orders may bo loft at Schillera' drug
store. Levi Edis.
Song;
a' Band.
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CARPETS.
The sprincr is still vounc
yet we have already sold
dozens of carpets. We attri
bute the most of these sales
to the low 'prices we are ask
ing. The only other reason
we can think of is that the.
stock is very complete now
and that there is a greater
range of patterns to select from
than has usually been shown.
But whatever it is we know
that people are more than sat
isfied with our assortment and
prices, You will be too if
you will pay this department
a visit.
Wilcox Department Store.