Toom and County lems. i
auaAAA J V Aft AAflAAf.
The ladies' guild will serve sup
per at the home of Mrs. Donaldson
on Thursday evening- next.
Buy your Team Harness
of the Wilcox Dept. Store.
Mis. H. V. Hilliker and children
left this morning for a visit with
Grand Island friends.
Miss Lizzie McEhvaine left Sun
day night for California after a
protracted visit with W. H. Fikes
and family.
C. L. Adams left Saturday morning-
for the east part of the state,
where Mrs. Adams has been visiting-
friends for r couple of weeks.
Nails, 6to 20 d.f 4 lbs. for I O cts.
at The Wilcox Dept. Store.
A peregrinating- hand organ
man and and exhibitor of trained
birds are in town to-day. These
are additional evidences that spring
has come.
Fred Wright, one of the
best all-round printers that has
ever worked in North Platte, has
resigned his his position on the Re
cord and will probably leave town.
The new city officials will
assume their duties on Monday
evening of next week. No radical
changes in the conduct of city af
fairs are anticipated following- the
change of maj'or.
The Wilcox Dept. Store will fur
nish Barb Wire for S2.4o per cwt.
- George Prosser came in last
evening1 from Plant precinct, where
he assisted W. T. Bowen in putting
in a crop. The latter put in one
hundred acres of wheat this spring.
At the general meeting- of the
fire department Saturday evening,
Leo. Hart was elected chief. The
selection was a most excellent one.
Mr. Hart has been the assistant
chief for two years past.
Buy yout Overalls of the
Wileo Dept. Store.
The Gordon cornet band, which
has been diligently practicing during-
the winter months, will as us
ual give Saturday evening- concerts
this summer. The date of the in
. itjal-cGiicerrfias "no if yet oeen ini
nounced, but it will probably be
about May 15th.
R. H, Langford has written three
poems descriptive or tne turee se
lections to be rendered by the North
Platte orchestra at the concert
given in connection with the en
gineers' May party next FridaT
evening. He has also composed
words for several songs,
The weather forcasts: Fair
to-night, Wednesday probably un
settled weather and cooler. The
maximum temperature yesterday
at North Platte was 82; minimum
in past 24 hours 46; precipitation
none, For the same time and per
iod one year ago the maximum tem
perature was S4, minimum 57, at 7
a. m. Precipitation none.
Sereen Doors, all kinds, at
the rJClileo Dept. Store.
The A. O. U. W. and Degree
of Honor will hold their floral ser
vices next Sunday. All members
of the two orders are requested to
meet at the hall at 10:15 a. m. and
proceed to the Lutheran church,
where a sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Foulk. After these ser
vices the members will go to the
cemetery and decorate the
of the deceased members.
graves
Dr. W.A. DeBerry,
Dentist,
First National Bank Bldg-,
The Boys Club of the Episco
pal Church is preparing to give an
entertainment sometime durinir
May. The club has been holding
special missionary meetings during
.uent, tak-mg up tne study of the
Church's missionary work in various
parts of foreign lands. The bovs
are mucu interested in the club, and
the entertainment should be well
patronized. The date of the enter
tainment will be announced later.
Buy your Straw Hats
ofthe Wilcox Deot. Store
ON THE
Front Sled.
We are still on the front sled
of the great Toboggan Slide
in GROCERIES. See how
they go down
19 pounds granulated sugar. . .S1.00
Any package coffee 14 2-7 cts.
per package, or 7 for $1.00
50 lbs best Neb. patent Flour.Sl.OO
4 dozen errs 25cts
4 pounds Soda Crackers 25cts
We have added a few side lines:
Barb Wire, Garden Hose,
Wire Nails, Binding- Twine,
Hay Baling- Wire, Lawn Mowers,
Deering- Mowing- Machines,
Machine Repairs.
You will save money by get
ting our prices before you buy, as
we have several carloads of the
above goods on hand.
Harrington
& Tobin.
fr
Would you rixU
like a new
FOE TEjST
I presume you would. We cannot sell you one for that money
but you can purchase a good one for a little more money. We
have the finest line of FURNITURE ever shown in the city. Call
and see our new Couches and Lounges. We have something cheap
in an extension table, and our dining room Chairs are the best
made for the money.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. E. B. WARNER.
Great Slaughter
j. & at the Renme Dept, Store. $
SHOES! STIOES!
Beginning to-day, we are going to give you the greatest Shoe
Sale of the age. We have determined to close out our entire shoe
stock, regardless of cost to make room for other goods. These
goods must be sold at once, aud you can get the benefit.
LOOK AT OUR PRICES. Our immense line of So French Kid
Shoes at $3.25, pointed and coin too. Our $4 French Kid Shoe for 82.75.
Our 83.50 Shoo at $2.50. Our $3.00 Shoo at $2.00. Our $250 Shoo at $1.50.
An itninenEO line of Shoes that sold at $2 and $2.25, to closo at 1.15. In
children's shoes we will sell you the best school shoe, from 8 to 12, at 81.00
per pair. Theso shoes were formerly 81.50. We will sell you 12 to 2 for
$1.15, goods we sold at $1.75. We give you tho same reduction in men's
shoes also. Remember the shoes must be closed out at once, and regard
less of cost.
o
We will also give you 25 cents
with every dollar s worth you
Dry Goods, Millinery, Carpets,
chased from us.
The Rennie Department Store.
A. H. Dayjs left this
morning
on a business trip to McPherson
county.
SweatPads, both -white,
and brown and -white at the
Wilcox Dept. Store.
The farmers along the Patter
son and Hinman ditch in Birdwood
precinct are breaking considerable
land this spring, thus adding to
the cultivated area of the precinct.
Machinist McEvoy, had his
right hand badly mashed this fore
noon by getting it caught in a lathe
at the Union Pacific shops. Dr. Mc
Cabe was immediately summoned
and dressed the hand, and at the
time did not think amputation
would be necessarj'.
CUesteFn cuashers $3 at
the Wileo Dept. Store.
WEDDING
PRESENTS.
3ffte are showing a fine line
of goods suitable for
wedding presents. The stock
includes many articles too
many to mention-in this space.
If you are in search of some
thing in this line, and do not
know just what you want,
visit our store and perhaps we
can assist you in the selection.
HARRY DIXON,
- - JEWELER.
C. P. Ross made a measure
ment ot the .North Platte river
yesterday and reports, it higher
at this season of the year than it
has been for several years past.
The water is very muddy, and it is
believed will be much higher in a
couple of weeks.
Boston Rubber Hose 12 1-2
eents a foot at the Wilco
Dept. Store.
Jozie M. Richards, the five
year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Richards, of the Third
ward, was bitten Sunday afternoon
by a rattlesnake and died four
hours later. The Richards family
was spending the day with Peter
Jensen, who lives twenty-five miles
northeast ot town. Jozie, along
with nine Jensen children was
hunting in a timber claim for tur
key's nest, and stepped on the
snake, which struck three times on
the calf of her right leg. The par
ents at once applied such scanty
remedies as the Jensen home af
forded, and then started for North
Platte. But the deadly' poison had
permeated the little one's system
aud she died on the road. The
death is a sad one, and the parents
nave tne sympathy or the
community.
entire
tftBLtsu fibLD ana HOG FENCE. 24
FENCE, 24 in. to 63 in. high. STEEL WEB
high. STEEL WIRE FENCE BOARD and ORNAMENTAL STRIP. Steel Posts Steel
Rail, Steel Gates and Steel Tree, Flower and Tomato Guards. We ,,r
ture a full line of Wire Fencing, Gates
Catalogue T) l"o1f Ppnrp Cf
free. w .
ror oaio oy lne wiicox
Zil of th.ree
pieces
DOLLAES?
Sale
worth of tinware free of charge
purchase in the store, including
curtains, or with anything pur-
M. H. Douglas returned Satur
day night from Omaha. Mrs. Do
las is receiving treatment at the
Presbyterian hospital in Omaha,
and is recovering rapidly from the
operation performed.
Lace Curtains at the
ilcox Dept. Store.
-'Curly" Baskins received
this
morning
an eighteen-pound
Eld-
rege racer
It is one of the
pret-
tiest looking" wheels
ever broujrht
to jNorin Platte ana is as rooa as
it is pretty. It was purchased
through A. L. Davis.
Chas. McElroy,of Grand Island,
is in
town assisting Mana
Graham, who is opening- up the
Decatur & Beegle shoe store. Mr.
McElroy is quite well acquainted in
iNorui f jaue, uaving- visitea nere a
number of times.
A belated Oregon short line train
of five cars was brought down from
Sidney Saturday night by engineer
Stuart in two hours and fifteen
minutes, including two stops.
The 123 miles were covered in 125
minutes.actual running time.
Eagle Bicycles, 1897 model,
Gent's $39.50, Ladies' $40.50
At The Wilcox Dept. Store,
Lucy Sloat, of Kearnev, and
Alice Sheffield, of Grand Island,
were gathered in by Officer McNa-
mara Sunday evening, and yester-
da' they were fined ten dollars and
costs for vagrancy and immoral
conduct. Being "broke" they lan
guish is jail,
The Wilcox Dept. Store
Sells You:
20 inch Screen Wire - 7 cents per yard
24
2G
28
30
32
3C
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 12K
-ml
- 15
Either Green -or Black,
Yesterday a mortgage deed,
given by Logan C. Newson and
Chas. O. Hunter.of Columbus, Ohio,
to Isaac Coe, of Nebraska City, was
hied yesterday in county clerk's
office. The deed covers about 100,-
000 acres of land and 400 head of
cattle formerly owned by the Equit
able Farm Stock and Improvement
Co.
Window Shades, all qual
ities, at the Wilcox Dept.
Store.
owners ot lawns are complain-
inn I'orir K!4-4-a1 C 4. 1. i r I
"ta -i j- u'ncujf ui luc prevalence or
dandelions, in a number of cases
i.i i .
tne latter oeing so plentiful as to
virtually crowd out and destroy
the blue grass. Three or four
years ago The Tribune took occa
sion to warn the lot owners against
tue spread of these noxious
weeds, and had the proper steps
iucu ueeu taicen tnev ronin nro
been more easily eradicated than
uuw.
s
2
t
in. to 58 in. hlrrh- riBTrn cniir
P2CKET LAWN pr'npr iq t o :
and Posts, and solicit vour tatmnn
rrr Hirrh C- IVii- tu '
ivv lilll k-.. LC IVclllJ. 111. 1
7 I
i
Department More. I
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neville left
this morning for Arkansas.
P. W. Sitton returned Sunday
night from his visit in Chicago.
Ed Wallenhaupt returned Satur
day night from a business trip to
Omaha.
Mrs. A. S. Baldwin returned Sat
urday night from her visit In Lex
ington. Mrs. V. E. McCarthy went to
Cozad this morning to. visit her
parents.
Mrs, John Keliher left Sunday
morning for a visit with her son in
St. Louis,
Mrs. J. L. Minor returned Satur
night day from a month's visit
with friends in Plattsmoutb.
Mrs. Richardson, mother of Mrs.
C. L. Williams, returned last even
ing from a visit in Kearney.
The sister of Mrs. Maurice
Vaughn, who had been visiting the
latter, went east this morning.
John Bratt, who had been trans
acting business in Omaha for a
week, returned home Saturday
night.
John Ottenstein and daughter,
who had been visiting friends in
Illinois for a month or so, returned
home last night.
Mrs. Fannie Brooks and daugh
ter Miss Sadie of Nichols precinct.
left yesterday morning for a year's
visit in Wisconsin.
Mrs. H. S. Keith, after a month's
visit with North Platte friends, left
yesterday for Lincoln, where Mr.
Keith has secured employment.
Lee Butler, of Cheyenne, an old
friend of Chas. Stamp and Claude
Weingand, has been the truest of
those gentlemen for several days.
ivir. ana jvir.. u. u. wood re
turned Saturday night from Chey
enne, where Mr. Wood had been re
ceivi"g- medical treatment.
He re
turns home considerably improved.
' Best grade Harness Oil, in
bulk, 60 cents a gallon at
Wilcox Dept. Store,
s
Still Set the Pace.
Here are a few bargains
for you
19 pounds Granulated Sugar, .$1.00
Tibs any package Coffee $1.00
4 pounds Soda Crackers 25 cts.
4packages Tar Soap 25 cts
Eggs too cheap to mention.
McDonald Cagh Efitoceiiif.
HcGLONE-SEYFEBTH WEDDING.
Will iam P. McGlone and Miss
Marguerite Seyferth were united in
marriage
at St. Patrick's church
yesterday morning at 9:30, the cere
mony being performed by Rev. Mc
Carthy in the presence of a number
of invited guests. The bride's at
tendants were Misses Kate McGlone
and Nellie Sevferth. while Thos.
McGlone and Chas. Seyferth stood
as best men for the groom. Follow
ing the ceremony mass was cele
brated, after which a wedding
supper was served to the bridal
party and immediate friends at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sey
ferth. Last night a reception was
given Mr. and Mrs. McGlone at the
Seyferth home, a large number of
friends assembling to congratulate
the contracting parties and to
assist in making merry the happy
event. Avir. ana lvirs. ivicLrione were
the, recipients of a large number
handsome presents. "Having been
born in North Platte and resided
here all her life, the bride needs no
introduction at our hands. Suffice
to say that she is a young Jady o
ad mirable character pleasant, un
assuming and highly esteemed by
all acquaintances. She is deserving
of the excellent young man to whom
she has given her
marriage vows
Mr. McGlone during his many years
residence in North Platte has
proven himself a most exemplary
ung man, and one who enjoys
the esteem and confidence of every
acqnaintance. ms nonestv, m-
j -rr . ,
teirritv and abilitv has made him a
trusted and confidential employe of
the firm of Harrington & Tobin,
and he js wel dgserying of the con
fidence reposed jn foim bjr ???s ejn
ployers.
Mr. and Mrs. McGlone wiU be
at home" to their friends in a few
days at their residence on east
Fifth street, which Mr. McGlone
had in readiness prior to the mar
ge. That their married life may
be one of continuous sunshine,
happiness and prosperity is the
sincere wish of this writer.
See the Wilcox Dept. Store
before you buy refrigerators.
They will handle THE SI
BERIA, THE BEST MADE.
John Sawver is seeking"
ap-
nointment as nio-ftt noliceman and
is securing si rnarnrps to a nprinnn
- t i . ...
r
asking the mayor to appoint him.
McDonald
Prices
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HAVE YOU HEAED
SOMEBODY KICK?
g We expect you have, but it was our competitors, and not our customers. 3
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Our customers never kick, because tbey know we are
Notion Dept.
3 spools of thread for 10c
3 spools of crochet cotton 10c
Elastic tape lc por yard
Elastic cord lc per yard
Cotton tapo lc a roll
Ladies vests 3 for 10c
Hump hooks and eyes,2 cards for 5c
Buttermilk soap 5c a bar
Ladies' mitts 8c a pair
Cloth window shades 25c
Hardware Dept.
Army axle crease, 2 boxes for 15c
No goods allowed to leave the house on trial without having been paid-
for, One price and that for cash only. If you are not satisfied with our goods
5z after talking them home, bring them back and get your money. 2
1 THE WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
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Judge Grimes, Court Reporter
Scharmann and Attorney Parsons
went to Gandv Sunday, where the
former will hold a term of court.
Jim Weeks completed a short
imprisonment in the county jai
yesterday. Jim was "jug-gred" for
beinir too "fresh" with women in
the depot waiting- room.
Ladies' i Kid Gloves, all
kinds, at the Wilcox Dept,
Store.
The case of the Laws, charged
with mistreating a nine year old
bov. came up for hearing- in Judsre
Rav's court Saturday, but was
continued for thirty days.
J. S. Hoagland went to Gandy
yesterday, where he delivered an
address last evening before the Odd
Fellows on the occasion of the
seventy-sixth anniversary of that
order.
The operetta under the direc
tion of Prof. Garlichs will be jriven
at the opera house about May 20th
ne renearsais are progressing
very satisfactorily and the operetta
promises to be rendered in a most
pleasing man'ner.
Geo. C. McAllister of this city,
will locate in Chappell and practice
law. The law business of Mr.
Keifer, who has been located at
that place for a number of years, has
been transferred to Mr. McAllister,
Mac. is deserving of the confidence
of the peoplejof Deuel county and
we feel sure he will readily build
up a lucrative practice.
Try the 3 pair for 85 cents
Ladies' Hose at the Wilcox
Dept. Store.
The big ;crop in the irrigated
section west of the city this season
will be corn, with wheat as a close
secopd. It seems tp be the inten
tion of the farmers tp pay more at
tention in the future to raising corn
and ho"-s. It is claimed that those
who fed their corn the past winter
realized about thirty cents per
bushel.
Smoke Wright's Royal Sports
and Havana Rose 5-cent cisrar.
Jacob Puff of Cozad passed
through here Wednesday on his
way home With a wagon load of
furs which he obtained from ani
mals trapped between Cozad and
North Platte. Most of the catch
consisted of beaver, mink, otter,
muskrat and coon, and was worth
about S200. Gothenburg Indepen
denjt. 'i
Se tlje 1897 Style Shirt
Waists at the yTilcox Dept.
Store.
J. W. Voodry was very happily
surprised Saturday evening when a
numerous party of G. A. R. and W.
R. C. members walked in on him
unannounced, and took the house
by storm. It was Mr. Voodry's
fifty-eight birthday and the friends
called to assist him in celebrating
it, and a royal good time resulted.
He was presented with a handsome
G. A. R. badge as a reminder of
the occasion.
Buggies for sale at very low
prices by Joseph Hershey.
-J. W. Alexander went to Lexing
ton yesterday tp attend a law suit
in whjch he'is plaintiff, and a man
named Meyer is .defendant. Meyer
was heir to a tree claim located
east of Gothenbunr but failed to
prove up according to law. JS'otice
was sent from the U. S. land office
to Gronewald to make final proof on
his land, but nothing: being- beard
rom him or no notice of possession
oy neir6 being nled in the land
office the government cancelled the
claim. About six weeks after the
claim was cancelled, Alexander
noticed it was close to Gothenburg
and filed upon it, and claims the
and under his filine which is food
without question unless reinstated
o Meyer by the government.
THIS PEOVES IT:-
Nails, 6 to'20 d, 4 pounds for. .10c
Granite teakettle 85c
No. 8 galvanized wash boiler. . .95
Western washers $3.00
Brads, 3 papers for 10c
Carpet tacks, 2 barrels for 5c
?bs3 inch bolts lc each
?8x6 " " ljc "
'2c
2c
(i
3c
HxU " " 5c "
We carry every size machine bolt
made.
Chas. Burke, of Denver, wjis in
town the latter part of the week, buying
cattle and hogs.
Joe Grace, who is in the employ of
theUn ion Pacific at Cheyenne, cume
down Friday night for a short visit.
N. A. Davis the rustling McCor
mick agent, reports tbo sale of soventy
harvesters m Dawson county so far this
season .
The Wilcox Dept. Store
sells Leather in any width
strip you want.
In the case of the Austin Grader
Co. vs. W. M. Hinman, tried in Judge
Ray's court the latter part of the week,
the jury gave the plaintiff a verdict for
the amount sued for something over
$500. The evidence submitted did not
show that the grader purchased by the
defendant was in any way defective.
At the meeting of the ladies' guild
of the Episcopal church Friday after
noon Mrs. C E. Norton was elected
presiaenc, Mrs. jonn states vice-presi
dent and Mrs. T. G, Patterson secretary.
The receipts of the guild for the past year
amounted to $418.
A board of trade or similar organ
ization would be a good thing for North
Piatte, and could be mado particu
larly useful in getting farmers to locate
on the irrigated lands in the county.
Many eastern farmers are coming wet
to look up new locations. Why not make
an effort to have some of them locate
with us?
Don't forget they sell
Queen City Hats for $2.00
every hat warranted at the
Wilcax Dept. Store.
Geo. M. Graham, who will bo mana
ger of the Decatur & Beegle shoe store,
arrived in tho city Saturday and is now
making arrangements to open the store
in tho room lately occupied by L
Thoolecke. The stock of goods arrived
yesterday. The firm proposes to carry a
full stock of footwear and will always
endeavor to merit a fair share of the
patronage of the public.
-We publish elsewhere the corrected
programme of the meeting of the West
Nebraska Eduoational Association which
will bo held on Friday and Saturday
noxt. These sessions will bo of interest
not only to teachers, but to others inter
ested in educational work. Tha lec
tures to be given at Keith's hall by
Chancellor McLean on Friday evening
and by Prof. Taylor on Saturday even
ing promise to be particularly interest
ing and should bo we'l attended.
Buy your Ice Cream
Freezers at the Wilcox Dept
Store. Thev handle the
White Mountain, the best on
earth,
Agents qf a proposed Qorman Bap
tist (commonly cajled Dunkards) colony
are now in westorn Nebraska looking up
a location, and au effort should be mado.
to have them visit tho irrigated section
of Lincoln county. The members of this
denomination are as a rule well-to-do,
they are frugal and very industrious and
are a most desirnuie class ot people.
One colony of about five hundred fam
ilies located in North Dakota this
spring.
Deputy Sheriff Keliher appeared at
tho B. &, M. stockyards Tuesday after
noon and disposed of cattle, horses and
implements to the amount of about
S1C0 to satisfy a claim of Lincoln couuty
against Benjamin F. Pulliam for person
al taxe3. Tim is a good auctioneer, and
has marvelous stayiqg pqwerSj and to this
fact is due the fair prices received. BJd3
were frequently raised only 5 cents, and
pne man elevated his competitor 2 cents
but failed to get the qalf. There was
a good crowd of spectators and bidders
8nd tbey wore highly pntertained-
Wallace Tug,
CUTTING AND FITTING.
Mrs. H. L. Walsh will do cutting"
and fitting at her residence on East
Fifth street
saving tbem money.
Harness Dept.
Line snaps 2 and 3c
Breast snaps 5c
Hame staples 2 for 5c
Hame clips 2 for oc
Cock eyes 5c
Tug buckles lc
Hame straps 10c
Bridles 50c
$4 inch lace leather 6c
inch lace leather 4c
Thong sewed leather collars, $1.25
Team Harness Harness Leather
Valve Leather
Gentlemen buy your Shirts
and Underwear at the Wil
cox Dept. Store.
Wood White, the Union Pacific
engineer who is noted for keeping
the cab of his locomotive in the
finest finish of any engine in the
world, is having some fine nickel
plating done at the Kearney foun
dry! Mr. Gillet is doing the work
himself, and when finished Mr.
White will have added much to the
appearance of the interior of his
engine cab. Kearney Hub.
Buy your Rubber Hose of
The Wilcox Dept. Store.
They handle nothing but
guranteed quality.
General Manager Dickinson, Gen
eral Passenger Agent Lomax,
Traffic Manager Munroe and Car
Superintendent Buckingham of the
Union Pacific returned from their
western trip yesterday and the
same party will to-morrow start for
New York for a final conference
with President Carr of the. Oregon
Short Iyine oyer the traffic agree
ment which has practically ijeen
arranged between tlje two com
panies. The details of that agree
ment have been substantially cpm
pleted by the traffic and operating
departments of the two cotnpanjes-,
and all that now remains to lie
done is to secure the ratification of
President Carr. As far as can be.
learned all serious differences ber
tween the two roads have been
satisfactorily adjusted. Bee,
Poultry Netting 1-2 cent a
square toot at the Wilcox
Dept. Store,
YOU WILL NEED THESE.
11-inch Lister Share, solid cast OOcts
lG-inch Lister Share, solid cast S1.05
11-inch Lister Share, crucible $1.05
With very little labor will fit any lister
except Eagle and Hapgood. Hapgood
shares at same prices.
H-inch Plow Share, solid cast 75ct
16-inch Plow Share, solid cast 85cts
11-inch Plow Share, crucible, double
shin J)0cts
16-inch Plow Share, crucible, double '
shin ;. ...'.&1.0Q
Cultivator Shovels, crucible sfepl, 13
cents each.
Cultivator Shovel Points 7 and 8 cents
Plow Points 8 and 9 cents.
Landslide Points 18 and 20 cpots,
Also have a line of Carrjagp and
Wagon Wood. b
WILCOX DEPT. STORE,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
FOR SALE.
1897 crop of hay on east half of
sec. 33, all of sec. 35, in twp. 14, and
and sees. 1 anf3 in twp. 13, all in
range 32, and sec. 21, twp. 13, ranire
28, in Lincoln county, Nebraska.
Send bids to Con. W. Lloyd,
Gothenburg, Nebraska.
D, M, HOGSETTj
v ContPaetop an j Builder,
AJip AGNT FOR
IDEAL STEEL
PUMPIXG
AND POWER
WINDMILLS,
ft, 6-f t. 8-f t, 9-f t. 10-ft, 12-ft, 14-f t
and 16-ft Wheels back creared.
IDEAL STEEL 10 and 12-foot
Wheels in direct stroke.and IDEAL
STEEL TOWERS.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
You Need f
IC
Ve have it have plenty of fr.
and pan furnish you any quantify
desjred. Our ice is ggod nons
petterrand we make prompt de
lvenes,;
We solicit your trade, feeling wq.
can please you.
Miner 4 Frazier.