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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1910)
If not you Great Triumph made of Guernsey Earthenware, mounted in Silver-Nickel The peculiar properties of this heavy Earthenware conserves the rich nutritive elements and sweet flavors of the food. Absolutely sanitary and acid proof, and practically indestructible with ordinary care. For preparing and serving all kinds of Stews, Meat and Chicken Pies, Baked Fish, Puddings, Custards, Baked Beans, Potatoes au Gratin, Macaroni and Cheese, etc. - We have a beautiful assortment of this season's newest designs in "Rochester" and invite you to come DIXON. The SUITS OVERCOATS Subscribe for stock in operative Plan Suit Club. the Co Call on us for information. DREBERT CLOTHING CO., 520 Dewey St., North Platte. Neb. Weather forecast: Generally fair to night and Saturday. Maximum temper ature yesterday 70, one year ago 85; minimum this morning 38, one year ago 44 degrees. J. M. Mopney and Lem Graves left last night for Wyoming on a hunting expedition. At Caspar they will bo joined by a cousin of Mr. Mooney who lives in Boston. For several days past there has been n general cleaning up around the shops and yards in anticipation of the inspec tion party, headed byGenl. Supt. Ware, which arrived from the west this fore noon. The "Three Twins" company played to a crowded house at the Keith last evening and well deserved the heavy patronage. The comedy plot is amusing, the singing good and the scenic Invest iture about the finest ovor seen on the local stage. Particularly pleasing was the electric swing and the "Cuddle Song" illustrated by the different ages of life. $72.00 to $100.00 weekly made hand ling our complete line Lubricating Oils, Paints and Specialties. The Fairfax Refining Company, Cleveland, Ohio. The funeral of Lucilo btamp was held from the Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon and the church x was well filled with sorrowing friends and acquaintances. The white casket, embanked with flowers, was carried by Irma Huffman, Florence Iddings, Eliz abeth Hinman, and Janet McDonald. Special music was rendered by the choir and an eloquent nnd touching sermon delivered by Rev. Williams. Telephone 80 for Groceries. Call up 80 when you want groceries delivered in good order and of as good quality ns though you made personal selectibn. We have a lady in charge of telephone which insures prompt nn swers. Wilcox Department Store. CopilcM 1S09. Ir C. T. Like the T HAT ist they are like the fort rroes. A well-fittincr o (- fortable as the one discarded. They should go on easily without pulling and tugging, It is simply impossible for you to get anything else at our store no matter what the shoe or price, we use the same care and fitting, and charge SMALL, r2i Dewey Street NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. Have you a Casserole ? are missing a In Cooking Ware for Serving. Casseroles in and inspect them. Jeweler. J DR. H. C. BROCK, It DENTIST. Ovor First National. Phone 148 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schmalzried loft last night on a trip to Texas. For Sale Steel cook range in good condition for $10.00 E. A. Cary. Mrs. J. F. Clabaugh is entertaining a number of ladies this afternoon in favor of her mother, Mrs. Perdue. Leo Hart resigned his position with the Schriber meat market last evening. Ho is yet undecided as to what he will do in the future. On account of delay in receiving fixtures, Gus Huffman will not be able to open his cigar store until the latter part of next week. A game of foot ball will bo played this afternoon between the high school team and a team composed of former high school players. To the credit of the citizens of Lincoln county it can be said that the county jail is without a prisoner. Wo 'are certainly a law-abiding people, The Goozee building on east Sixth street will bo fully completed next week, thus adding four largo store rooms to the local supply. Somo of the best bargains in houses, lcAs and business propositions ever of fered. See Bratt & Goodman before you buy. We understand that Mrs. Geo. W. Vroman will soon leave for Hartshorn, Okla., where Mr. Vroman has been conducting a billard hall for some time past. The ladies' aid society of the Metho dist church will take orders for com forters, rugs, plain and fancy aporns and fancy work. Biliousness is due to disordered con ditions of the stomach. Chamberlain's Tablets are essentially a stomach mod icine intended especially to act on that organ; to cleanse it, to strengthen it, tone und invigorate it, to regulate the liver and to banish biliousness postively and effectually. For sale by all dealers Zlmmermin Co.No.2l Old Pair old pair as far as ease and com new shoe should feel as com and should give satisfaction you nothing extra for it. THE BIGr SHOE MAN DR. F. W. MILLER, Dentist. Over Dixon's. Phono 358. The Finncl Revival. Tho revival services being held nt the Loyd Opera House will close noxt Sun day evening. The Christian church is to be congratulated on their heroic nnd self sacrificing spirit in planning and carrying out Buch a campaign for win ning souls and strengthening their work in tho city. Organized less than ten years ago, they now stand, in point of numbers, very nenr first place among tho religious organizations of tho city. Evangelist Finnell, who has led in this campaign, has proven his chosen field of labor. Ho lias been earnest, zealous, nnd clean in his work; no par ent has had any reason to regret bring ing their children, boy or girl to any of tho services. In his teaching 1)0 is a man of convictions, preaching tho Gospel straight from tho shoulder with out npologies. He believes in the Bible and does not hesitnte to teach it. Jack Lewis, tho chorister nnd soloist, has made many friends by his earnest and energetic manner and splendid rich, sweet voice. No small amount of credit for tho success of the mooting is due the minister, Elder Johnson, for planning and preparing for this cam paign, nnd his tireless zeal during its continuation. Tho ofiiccrs and mem bers of the church havo co-operated and rejoice in tho fruits of their labors Those who can should avail themselves of tho opportunity to attend these Inst services of this great and successful campaign. There will be services to- ight nnd to-morrow night nnd Sunday morning and evening. A grent reception, love feast and social is being arranged for noxt Tuos day evening which will mark the closo of what is probably tho groates meet ing over held in North Platte. Commissioner's Proceedings. October 5, 1910. Board of county commissioners met pursuant to adjournment, present Springer and Streitz and county clerk. Clnim ofC. E. Parsons of $100.00 to be used in Rond Dist. No. 17 allowed on P Dist. 17. C. B. Parson, bridge work, allowed on bridge fund for $70.00. P. H. Smith is hereby appointed road overseer for District No. 7 and bond np- proved. Claim of Thos. McConnell for $125 for cash to be used in Road District No. 49 allowed on District 49. Claim of Peter H. Smith for $100 to bo used in District No. 7 allowed on District No. 7. This being the day set for hearing of petitioners and xemonstrators of road No. 335, both parties appeared. Board hears both sides and comes to tho con clusion that it would be batter to go and look over the proposition. Claim of Jas. Beechan, cash for Road Dist. No. 27 allowed on District 27 for $100.00. This being tho day set for hearing of rcmonstiators and petitioners for road No. 333, both parties appear. Commis sioners agree to look over the proposi tion. Adjourned until tomorrow. October 6, 1910. Board met pursuant to adjournment, present Springer and Streitz and county clerk. Resignation of Geo. L. Swnncutt justice of tho ponce, Brady precinct, Ib hereby accepted to take effect on and after October 8th, 1910. Ray C. Langford, county treasurer: You are hereby authorized to refund to W. C. Meek tho sum of 23.54 per sonol tax for the year 1909. for tho reason that ho did not have the property. Tho following claims were allowed: Emma Pulver, caro of poor, 270.00 E. C. Stevenson, dnmages, 75.00. Joseph Wilson, salary, C0.00. Underwood Typewriter Co., 2.25. Thco Lowe, transcribing indoxes 84.88 Wm. Ebright, salary, 100.00 Win. Ebright, expenses, 25.21 Geo. L. Swancutt, moving telephone poles, 50.00. Fred Wendeborn, jailor fees, 8.00. I. L. Miltonberger, snlary, 100.00 Julius Pizer, goods for poor, 20.00 E. N. Ogier, services, 22.80 Hammond & Stephens Co. supplies, 30.00 Worrell Mfg. Co., supplies, 20.00 W. G. Wren, assessing C0.58 Wm. Ebright, 8th grade examinations 125.75 Guy Boyor, services, 18.G5 Sundry persons, road work, 12.85 Sundry persons, road work 18.55 Jacob Miller, overseer, 23.00 Settlement made with Jacob Miller, overseer, Road Dist. 38 and find 23.00 due him. J. D. Hobson, supplies 18.00 Bond of E. D. Canetsy, deputy sur veyor, is hereby approved. Louis Refior, cash to be used in Road Dist. No. 10, 50.00 Fred Marquette, cash to be used in Road Dist. No. 9, 100.00 Wm. Smith, cash to bo used in Road DiBt. 22, 50.00 C. A. Howard, cash to be used in RtiuUDlBt. Nu. 14 IOUO'0 rn.V.lll,l 1910 Thf Houm of Kupi?nli'mr Chictfu Your boys' clothes needs are to be specially cared for this season. The latest new ideas in Russian and Sailors, Norfolks with pleated fronts and double-breasted suits in the new browns and grays, some with two pairs of knicker pants, $3.50 to S9.00. Overcoats for boys of all ages, $2.50 to $15. Men's hats, all the new shapes and shades, $3.00. Woolen Underwear, the famous Staley brand, in two plccc suits, $2 to $6, Superior union suits at $1.50 to $4.50. v J. B. McDonald, THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES. Aaron Kain, cash to be used in Road Dist. 25, 25.00 J. N. Carlisle, cash to bo used in Road Dist. 50, 100.00 Chas. McDonald, rent of surveyor's ofllce 30.00. Sophia Anderson, caro of Emma nderson 27.00. Buchanan, Co., mdse, lO.lri. C. M. Reynolds, printing, 4.00. George French, county attorney 133.33. R. A. Gorman, services, 9.00. David Foyer is hereby appointed director of tho Keith and Lincoln The Double Utility of La Vogue Suits. Many womon cannot afford a different suit for shopping and dressy wear. They consider it better economy to put the entire sum into ono good suit. Such women nro requested to Inspect these special numbers of La Vogue Suits. Some Lu Voguu styles are dis tinctly dressy, and others most practical. These we might clasa as intermediary, combining dres siness and practicability in a highly satisfactory manner. You'll count whatever time you spend lu seeing La Voguo garments well repaid. For shopping, walking, calling, and traveling thceo Bultu will fill every need. , HUB CLOTHING DEPARTMENT W, T. Banks, Prop. C. K. Martini, Mgr. For Sale, Loose Alfalfu. finest quaity at 810 ' pur ton. Scott Biiamjh, Mux well, NtiU, THIS Store is the home and headquar ters for B. Kuppenheimer & Co. Clothes the best clothes made to-day. We have a very complete showing of their great lines for fallstyles and 'models to be found here exclusively. Browns, Tans, Grays, Blacks, many handsome pattern Blues, new models in two and three-button saits, new ideas in Fall Overcoats, $18.00 to $25.00. Young men, especially, will like the new Longworth and Hyde Park models in Ederheimer, Stein & Co's special styles for young men. The trousers are made full peg, with three inch turn-ups, and tunnel belt loops; the coat is long, form fitting, broad lapels, very "chesty" and athletic shoulders, $20 and $25. Counties Irrigation Co. to (ill vacancy. D. E. McConnell, mdse, 8.42. A. P. Kelly, printing, 12G.4G. Ware & Liston, mflse, 10.50. J. F. Hinman, bridge Work, 294.90. R. Runner is hereby appointed road overseer District 20, to fill vncancy nnd bond approved. Bond of Mrs. F. Cody approved. Adjourned until tomorrow. Reports just completed, for tho month of September show 58,000 cars handled in tho local yards, while for beptember of 1909 tho number reached 43,000. In twenty-four hodrs 780 cars were sent west. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cokcr, Mr. and Mrs.' II. E. Worrell nnd Fred Pierson, of Sutherland, were visitors in town last evening, coming down to attend the "Three Twins". Mrs. F. J. Doran nnd daughter Mar garet left this morning for n visit with relatives nt Gretna, Neb. We havo juBt recoived u largo lino of Dishes of all kinds. Como in and see them. Trami Grocery. Presbyterian Church. Public worship at 10:30. The Sacrn ment of tho Lord's Snppor will bo cele brated. A,t 0:45 tho Christian Endcayor meeting. At 7:30 the pastor will preach on; Tho Vision of Life. Our services nre characterized by a quiot spirit of worship. Tho music always an attractive feature, aided by the organ and somo specially good voices. All arc welcome. Dressy Shoes. We show i large line of fall and winter shoe styles for men, women and children. All the latest shapes. Every pair ot shoes we oiter is a splendid value; thercs nothing inferior in our stock. Wilm Department Store. Baptist Work The "Work continues unabated at the Baptist church. Tho pcoplo are coming nnd surrendering to tho Lord. About twenty-fivo hnvo taken n deiinito stand for tho righteous life so far in tho special mootlngtf. Fourteen of these hnvo nlrcady united with tho church nnd others will como at the first opportunity. The day meetings held nt 10 n. m. provo a wonderful help to tho church. Tho preaching of Chap lain White is pungent nnd carries con viction. Tho church is getting into a plnco of power and condition of work Jiover boforo realized. THE PASTOR. NOTICE. To water consumers. Your water rent is due for the quarter beginning Oct 1st, and must be paid this month. Yours Truly, W. M. Cunningham, Supt. Mr. and Mrs. Weingand returned to their homo in Omaha last night. Mrs. F. B. Justice, of Greenville Ind., Ib spending this week in town. Miss Alta Bonham of Sutherland, b-pent yesterday with friends in town. John Burke, of Denver, who had been transacting business in town for several d ays roturned homo today. Jas. McCrotten, of Hnrtwcll, 'Nobr., h an been transacting business in town t lis week. Tho Lndv Hustlers will hold n dance oi i Thursduy evening of next wcekj in bI .oad of this evening. Tho best plaster. A piece of flannel di impencd with Chamberlain's Liniment. ni id bound over tho niiccted parts Is si iperior to a plaster and costs only ono it nth as mucn. j?or saio uy an ueaiers. Bear Skin Coats. 'Children's Bear Skin Coats in. all sizes, from $1.98 up, ji ist arriwed at THE LEAIT