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rout locket ol tell tiluet Look lot the little W.
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LOCKET
An endlen Ttiletf ol Uriel end ihtpei lor
both ncn end women. Aik to ice the locket
ihown below, Ko. 9300, otl ihtpel
DIXON,
The
Jeweler.
Look for
Tins Mark
on Inside
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. W. D. Waldo is taking treat
ment at the P. & S. hospital.
J. H. Seaton Jr., left Wednesday for
Wallace to spend a week with friends.
Miss Helen Davidson returned yester
day morning from a short visit in Den
ver. Mrs. Fred Elliott went to Omaha
' yesterday to spend ten days with her
..son. '
Miss Margaret Fredericks will leave
shortly for eastern points to visit rela-
tives.
Fergus Flynn and Till dasey went to
Lodgepolo Wednesday to spend a week
- fishing.
i Mrs. Arthur B. Hoagland, who has
' "been visiting in Omaha, came homo yes
sj terday.
R. D. Herzog, of Harvard, Neb., has
' accepted a position as salesman in the.
Davis garage.
Miss Mary White, of Sutherland,
came down Wednesday to visit her
sister Mrs. Eshleman.
A. R. Adamson left yesterday morn
ing for Cheyenne and Laramie to visit
.. his sons for two weeks.
Mrs. V. E. Dale and daughter, of
Arapahoe, are among the out of town
people here this weekl
For Rent Nicely furnished 5 room
cottage, clean and modern, close in,
Inquire at this office. : .
' Mrs. LeDoyt, of Paxton, is expected
. today to visit her son -George LeDoyt
and wifd for a month or more.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Seeberger re
" turned yesterday from Omaha after
spending a few days there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worrell,of Suth
erland, have returned homo after spend
ing several days in town with friends.
Mrs. Clarence Tollifsen returned to
her home in Sutherland yesterday after
spending a week at the parental home.
For Rent Good 5 room house. Phone
' 510."!na-.Hux61I.-
Ralph Graham returned tho first of
the week from a two weeks' visit with
his brother and other relatives in Colo
rado cities.
J. M. Wood, Jas. Howo and C. H.
Walters, of Wallace, who have been
visiting in town left Wednesday night
for Omaha on business.
Hugh Carlyse, who is employed on
the Hugh Gaunt ranch, had his foot in
jured in the hay press Wednesday and
is taking treatment in town.
Tho Lady Macabees will hold a re
ception in tho K. P. hall on Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 19th. at which tho Star
Division will banquet the Diamonds.
Sisters Lucy and Julia Ann, of St.
' Anthony's hospital at Grand Island,
spent a few days at the homo of Mrs.
A. J. Frazier while enrouto to Sidney.
Supt, of Motive Power Fuller spent
Wednesday in town looking over condi
tions and inquiring into the needs of
his. department at this terminal. No ad
ditional strike-breakers will bo sent
hero for the present, and it is said that
Mr. Fuller intimated that tho striko
might be called ofT.
An additional mail carrier will be
added to tho local forco November 1st.
in tho person of Henry Clark. In tho
civil service examination Henry passed
with a marking of ninety-eight and one
half per cent, tho highest rating given
any applicant who has taken the ex
amination at this place.
..ekukXuitiaiuAlkii
Attorney J. G. Beeler transacted
legal business in Oshkosh this week.
John Dcnn returned Wednesday
nigjit'from a week's visit in Arapahoe.
Theodore White was taken seriously
ill tho first of tho week with tonsilitis.
. Attorney William Shuman received
hia'n.ew Flanders. 20 automobile Wed
nesday. Mrs. Will Whltlock returned Wednes
day from 'Omaha, where she visited
friends for a week. ,
Pago Sole, of Julesburg, arrived
Wednesday to spend several days with
his' niece Mrs, Joe Jessup.
Photographer G. W. Anderson re
turned Wednesday from a week's visit
in Cozad and Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. Miner Morrow arrived
home Wednesday from a pleasant
month's stay in Kentucky.
Miss Amanda Mylander has returned
from Omaha where she took a course
in the Kcister Tailoring School.
Miss Fanny Bergman, of Lincoln,
visited friends in town the first of the
week while enrouto" home from Chey
enne. Norman Thomas, a former North
Platte boy, arrived Wednesday from
Wayno to visit his young friends for a
few days. i'
Mrs. I. L. Miltonberger returned
Wednesday from Lincoln where she
spent several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Lowell.
Miss Helen Mae Allen, formerly an
elocution teacher in this city, went
thru Wednesday evening from Cozad to
California to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bixler left Wed
nesday for Oakland, Cah, where thoy
intend to reside. Ralph will take a
position with the Diamond Tire Co.
Mrs. H. W. Goldburg has resigned his
position in tho Dixon jewelry store and
will leavo with Mrs. Goldburg Sunday
for Los Angeles to reside in tho future.
Base Burners $45.00 to $55.0Q at
Hershey's. soft coal atoves $5.00 up
Wards Locust and 5th St.
Conductor Will Shohoney and Brake
man Arthur Know left the early part
of the week for Gregory, S. D., to
register their names in tho drawing
for the Rosebud agency lands.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams re
turned Wednesday from an extended
visit in Missouri. While there Dick as
sisted an uncle in getting started on a
farm and for a diversion milked the
cows and fed tho pigs.
The Union Pacific Ry. Co. has .en
trusted their time service (to us for
twelve years. Wo assure you we will
give your time pieces as careful atten
tion as we do theirs. '
Dixon, The Jeweler.
I. L. Woodward, a Blgn artist of
Ogalalla, was in town Wednesday dis
playing samples of his work 'and taking
orders for window cards. These samples
were as fine as wo have seen in any
city, both in execution and originality,
and gave evidence of Mr. Woodward's
ability in this work. Window cards arc
now much in use, and those of our
merchants who use them should at
least see Mr. Woodward's samples; to
see them means to place an order, Mr.
Woodward has been a resident of Ogal
alla for twenty years or moro and is
in every way a responsible person.
For Sale
Angus bulls ranging from ten months
to two years old; a fine Duroc boar. In
quire of Frank Ebelo, North Platte.
. A ' fehbttfl "iel'Sitl t h'T'itt tikii fc i 1 1 li I 'ill .
Societies, Clubs and Social
Is Functions.
Tho Ladles Auxilary to tho B. of L.
F. and E. will hold a IlRllow'een party
at tho K. P. hall on the evening of Oct
31at
Tho Nevita Club will entertain their
husbands at a Hallow 'con party on Oct.
27th, at tho homo of Mrs. W. P. Snyder,
at the experimental farm.
Miss Maudo Mollyncaux entertained,
fourteen lady friends at the Hoagland
residence Tuesday evening. Enjoyable
refreshments wcro sorved.
The ball to bo held at tho Lloyd this
evening by tho Ladies of tho B. of R.
T. promises to be a very enjoyable
function for all lovers of dancing and
music
Ir. and Mrs. Roy Pel ton ontortaincd
twenty friends Tuesday evening in a
charming manner. The evening was
enlivened with several musical selec
tion. Delicious refreshments wero
served.
THo 500 club were royally entertained
on Tuesday ovening by Major and Mrs.
Walker and Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C. Patter
son at tho homo of tho former. Tho
ovening wns spent in cards and closed
with a nice four courso lunch. Tho
daughters of tho members of tho club
wcro guests of honor.
Master Lawrence Murrin entortaincd
a party of young friends last ovening
in honor of his birth anuivcrsary. Sov
cral hours wore spent in entertaining
games after which an elegant Bupper
was served by Mrs. Murrin. The young
host received many mementoes of tho
day.
Mrs. Clara VanDorn was tendered n
surpiso party by a largo number of hor
friends and neighbors on Wednesday
afternoon. Tho guests remembering it
was hor fiftieth birth anniversary pre
sented her with a beautiful rocking
chair. After a pleasant afternoon a
nice lunch was served.
Mrs. Edmund Dickey extended her,
hospitality to tho Nevita Club on Wed
nesday afternoon. For their amuse
ment a number of interesting contests
were introduced and the majority be
ing solved by Mrs. W. P. Snyder Bhd
was awarded first prize. Tho consola
tion emblems wero awarded to Mea
damcs James Morrow and Bert Naper
Btack. A' nice two courso luncheon
was served.
Tho Cotcrio Club wero pleasantly en
tertained on Wednesday' afternoon by
Mrs. William Stegal. Card tables
were arranged ,fcnd 500 played. Tho
highest score was made by Mrs. Asa,
Snyder and sho was given first prize
and Mrs. Andy Schnrman received tho
sec6nd "prize.. "''Mrs. Eddie,' of N6rth-
port, was an out of town guest.' As,
customary thd hostess was presented
with a hand painted pinto. Dainty re
freshments weresefved.
Tho Brotherhood of American Yeomen
gave an informal reception at their hall
last Tuesday night in favor of Dr. and
Mrs, T. J. Kerr and Mr. and Mrs. E.
S. Glines. A large number were pres
ent and greatly enjoyed tho musical
and literary program given. To Jthe
strains of a lively march played by Mrs.
Leininger; tho two couples escorted by
representatives of tho lodge marched
to tho front of the hall whore they
wero greeted in a most cordial manner
all present. After tho program,
presents were presented to both couples
by tho lodge as was also a gift from
the girls' drill team to their captain.
The .hall and banquet room were beauti
fully decorated with tho lodge colors
and carnations and ferns. The evening
was another of the splendid social .fea
tures of the Yeomen of North Platte.
Nominate Gibbs.
Both the republicans and tho demo
crats held mass conventions Tueuday
ovening and-eacHWomlhatfed George N.
Gibbs for clkhinglstrat'e! This posi
tion is a nov bn"o for"tTdf(b Platte, and
comes to us through our passing into a
city of tho second class. Tho duties
aro similar to that of police judge,
which office it usurps, but tho magis
trate is given jurisdiction threo miles
outside tho city limits, whilo tho polico
judgo has jurisdiction only within tho
city.
Mrs. Westfall, of Carroll, Iowa, will
leave tomorrow after spending a fort
night with her daughter Mrs. Walter
Crook.
Tho most efficient and up-to-dato re
pair department in Western Nebraska.
This means the best results when you
leave your watch with ub for repairs.
DIXON, U; P. Watch Inspector.
Attorney and Mrs. Maynard Crosby
ehtertained a numbor of friends Tues
day evening. Pleasing features of en
tertainment made the evening, a pleas
ant ono for all. A nice lunch was
served.
Brick laying on tho federal building
has been in progress for sovoral days,
eight or ton men being employed. Tho
government requires very exact work
and the progress being made is not
very rapid.
C. M. H&yden, one of tho leading
merchants of Wallace, has been trans
acting business in town for sovoral
days. Ho says business is rather quiet
in his town, duo largely to tho fact
that tho corn crop in that section was
a complete failure.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
' UNITED STATES
Capital and Surplus $140,000.
DIRECTORS:
E. F. SEEBERGER, President,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vicc-PrcsldcH.,
F. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, '
J. J. HALLIQAN.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Rov. Johnen left Wednesday for
Gothenburg.
George Austin Went to Omaha Wed
nesday morning.
Tom Sodin spent tho early part of
the week in Omaha.
Mrs. Lou Tilling, of Grand Island, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Miller, of Sarben, is spending a
week with town friends.
Hnrry Porter returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Sidnoy. v
Rov. B. F. Favorlght Is holding re
ligious meotings in Paxton this week.
Mrs. Emily Maryott, of Oshkosh, is
spending this week with friends in tho
city.
F. W. Lewis, of Crawford, visited
his cousin Mac Westfall tho first of tho
week.
John Burko injured his right foot
whilo at tho Union stock yards n few
days ago and is obliged to use crutches.
Mac Westfall and Will Hondy re
turned yesterday from Kcarnoy, whoro
they sold their picturo show to Ed
Dickey.
For Ront New fivo room house on
West 6th nnd Lincoln Avo. Inquire
of J. H. Fonda. tf
Miss Josephino O'Hnra returned last
ovening from tho Foresters' Conven
tion in Chicago. Enrouto homo Bho
visited friends in Omaha and Sioux
City.
Mrs. Frank Winkleman entortained a
coterie of ladies yesterday afternoon.
All present report a pleasant day and
highly complimented tho hostess as an
ideal entertainer. Refreshments wero
delicious,
'Tbmmy Green, late of this city,
opened his new picture and vaudeville
thatro jn Grand Island Saturday. Tho
uaily Independent gave a half column
account of thd now theatre which has
been named tho EmpresB.
Notice
Dr. T'winem desires to
announco
ho has
to'' tho public that
opened a private hospital at tho former
homo of Mrs. James Belton, 218 west
Fourth Btreot, for the treatment of
medical and surgical cases. Special
accommodation for confinement cases.
General Election Notice 1911.
Jttotice is hereby given thnt on Tues
day, tho 7th day of Novembor, 1911, at
tho voting places in tho various pre
cirjts of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
thero will bo hejd a general election
for the purpose of electing the follow
ing named officers, to wit:
Three Judges of tho Supreme Court.
Two Regents of the State University.
One State Railway Commissioner.
One District Judgo, Thirteenth Ju
dicial District in Nebraska.
One County Judgo.
Ono Sheriff.
One Coroner.
One County Treasurer.
Ono County Clerk.
Ono County Surveyor.
Ono County Superintendent.
One Clerk of tho District Court.
One County Commissioner, Comis
sionor District Numbor Threo.
Ono Ovcrseor for each Road District.
Two Justices of the Peace, in each
precinct.
Two constables, In,. each precinct.
Ono Precinct Assessor, where vacan
cies exist.
One Polico Magistrate, city of North
Pllltte.
Which election will bo open at 8:00
o'clock in tho morning, and continue
open until 0:00 o'clock in the afternoon
of tho same day.
Dated North Platto, Nebraska, Oc
tober 7, 1911. F. R. Elliott,
Seal County Clerk.
PERFECT IN
EVERY LINE
that is the way
you will look in
your photograph,
when wo tako it.
You have tho
right to demand
.perfection of port
raiture. YOU LOOK
YOUR BEST
when you come to
us, and wo do our
best This means
that some thing
will result, and
it Is a perfect
G. W.ANDERSON
DEPOSITARY.
Miss Mary Eh'as has taken a position'
as reportor on tho Dally Telegraph.
Robert Dickey transacted business in
Sutherland Wednesday.
Miss Elsio Cohagen began work In
tho Schriobor meat market this wcok.
Leave your orders for milk or crenm
nt tho Enterprise Bakory, now conduct
ed by tho Doolittlo Produco Co.
To Mnry Anna Poalo, owner of lot 5,
block 137.
Tho ownors of property on tho cast
side of Cottonwood atreot, between 5th
and 4th streets, nro hereby notified
that tho Mayor and Council of tho Citv
of North Platte. Lincoln county, No
braskn, passsd nnd approved an
ordinance on tho 20th day orSoptombor,
1911, ordering n sidowalk adjoining
their said premises, to bo constructed
as to lino and grade, and of permanent
mntorial, 'as provided In tho genoral
ordinances of said city, regulating tho
construction of sidownlks in said city,
passed and approved on tho 21st day of
Juno, 190G.
Unless said sidewalk is constructed by
you along tho west sido of lot 5, block
147, owned by you, in accordance with
said ordinances, on or boforo tho 2nd
day of November, 1911, tho same will
bo constructed by said city and tho costB
assessed upon tho said lot owned by you
ndjoining which tho same shall bo con
structed. CifAs. F. Temple,
Seal City Clerk.
NOTICE KOtt PUIILIOATION.
HorUl No. MOID. ,
Department of tho Interior,
V. B. Land Ofllco at North l'latto. Nob.
fioptcmbor BU. 101 1.
Notlco l hereby (riven that Olarenre I.
Lewis, ot North Platte. Nob., who. on Nov,
lft.lV0ti.mado homestead entry No. serial
No. 03011) for HMNWM, anrt NKWNWW, 8
NKM. NWMNKM. NMflWW. 8KM8WM, NM
SFM. 8WHHKot8oo. 10. Town li. N. iWo
!W W. ot tho 0th Principal Meridian, haa
Hied notlco of Intention to make final fivo
rear proof, to ostablUh claim to tho land
abovo described, before tho ltoulstor and Ho
colvor at North Platto. Nebraska, on tho 21th
day or Novumlmr. 11)11.
Olattnant namcg as witnesses! Hondnrrson
J. Itunnor. Hershor, Nob.: William Kacka,
Dickon. Nob.1 1'anl Smith, ot North l'latto,
riviM oiwncer tv luinuKien. uorsnoy. nao,
O3-0 JiH. KVAN8. Itcfflilcr,
Office phono 241. Rob. phono 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platto, - Nebraska.
McDonald Bnnk Building.
Go to
SORENSON'S
FOR
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screen a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
To Mary Deals, owner of lot 4, block
107.
Tho owners of property on tho enst
sido of Cottonwood stroot. between ftril
.findSnd 8trqp, nro hereby notified thai;
the Mayor ana council of tho city ox
North Plntto, Lincoln county. Nebraska.
passed and approved an ordinnnco on
tho 20th day of September, 1911, order
ing a sidewalk adjoining their said
premises, to bo constructed ns to lino
and grade, and of permanent material,
as provided in the general ordinances
of tho city, regulating tho construction
of sidownlks ( n said city, passed and
unproved on the 21st day of Juno, 1900.
Unless said walk is constructed by
you along tho west sido of lot 4, block
107, owned by you, In accordance with
snid ordinances, on or boforo tho 2nd
day of Novembor, 1911, tho samo will
bo constructed by Bnid city and tho
costs assessed upon tho said lot owned
by you adjoining which tho some shall
bo constructed. Chas. F. Temple,
Seal City Clork.
To Joseph II. Cunningham, owner of
loU, block 137.
Tho owners of property on tho east
side of Cottonwood Btreot, between 5th
and 4th streets, aro hereby notified that
tho Mayor and Council of tho City of
North l'latto, Lincoln county, Nebraska,
passed and approved an ordinnnco on
tho 20th day ol Soptembor, 1911, order
ing a sidewalk adjoining their snid
premises, to bo constructed ns to lino
nnd grade, and of permanent material,
ns provided in tho general ordlnnncos of
said city, regulating tho construction of
Bidcwnlks insaid city, passed and up
proved on tho 21st day of Juno 1900.
Unless said walk is constructed by
you along tho west sido of lot 4, block
137, owned by you, in nccordanco with
said ordinances, on or before tho 2nd
day of Novembor, 1911, tho Bamo will
bo constructed by tho city and tho costs
assessed upon tho said lot owned by
you adjoining which the Hamo shall bo
constructed. Ciiah. F. Temple,
Seal City Clerk.
Closing out Sak
Of New and Second r
Hand Goods
As I expect to quit business
in a. few weeks I will sell both
new Second-Hand Goods at
Less Than Cost.
Come in and make your se
lection. , ECHELBERRY'S
New and Second-Hand Store
Corner 6th and Locust Streets.
Suits All Clanes.
Tho cigars wo nmko und sell sdits all
classes of men. Wo lmvo sovoral
brands of nickel cigars which nro pro
nounced a superior article by BmokorB
of good judgment For tho man who
wantn n finer cigar, wo havo tho ton
centers, which nro as good a Cigar aq
you can buy anywhere. Thcro nro men
In North Platto who hnvo smoked our
cigars for over twenty-five years and
nro satisfied. That tclla the story of
the quality.
J. F. SCHNALZRIEn. ,
Elizabeth Kair Langsfen,
Teacher ef Velce Culture
At Itlncker' Munle and Art Store
on Tlnirmlajri. -
ftte. AVWW W-, 0m
l A. J. AMES. MAR1B AMBfl. "
j Declers Ames & Ames,
5 Physicians and SuroeenS,
umce over atone Drug lo." it
i vunnna I Office 273 g
Phones Ro9idence273 6
WILLIS J. REDFIELD.M.D
Surgeoo, Physician, Consultant.
Ofllco Physicians and Surgeons Hosplta .
Phones: Office 042, Residence G44.
DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST, V
urnauato XNorumcetorn University, L,
Office over McDonald State Bank f
GEO. D. DENT,
Physician aad Surgeen,
Office over McDonald Bank.
tss&su
JOE B. REDFIELD, M D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Speclallyi-SKIN DISEASES.
Day nnd night calls promptly answered
Office P. S. Hospital, Phono 042.
m
S UK. J. S. TWINER,
Honneopathlc Physician end Surgeon
Special attention slvun to confine- 2
9 mcnts and children's dlsoisua,
Ofllco Pliopn 1A3 Ilos,lione!288
Odlco McDonald Stato ltantc Illd'ir
.
Jog-along Transfer Co,
O. II. SAWYER, MOH.
Hack and Heavy. Draying of all Kinds.
PInno moving a specialty. Up-to-dato
1011 piano truck. Ofllco hours 8 a. m.
to 6 p, m. Office with Postal Telograph
Office phono 201. Residence 651
Send Us Your Shipments of
Grain and Hay
Wo pay the top market. Three cou
pons free with returns on each caf of
nay you ship us to handle for your ac
count. Fifteen coupons and $3.50 in
cbbIi will secure for your hhme an ele
gant 42-Piece Royal Blue Dinner
Set worth $10.00.
Consign your hay to us and plenso
tho ladles and also got it good price for
your hay.
Our Motto: Fair treatment and
prompt remittances,
Sample of tho quality of theso dishes
can bo seen at tho office of tho Sdml
Weokly Tribuno.
Tho F. C. Ayres Mer. Co,,
20th and Wazco Streets,
Denver, Colorado.