I People and Events. j
Lbcrly Woodmansce, of Chey
enne, is visiting friends here.
K. L. Graves relumed from
Omaha yesterday morning-.
Mrs. S. S. Kaufman returned to
Gothenburg yesterday morning.
Uias. Shrader, of Gandy, spent j
baturday transacting business in
town.
- James Nelson came back yester
day morning from a short stay in
Omaha.
Miss Jennie Ware, of Hcrshey.
spent Sunday in town visiting
friends.
Mrs. A.
Nothing Poor But Price
THOSE,
Baldwin went to
night to spend a
S.
Omaha Sunday
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harvey and
children came down lrom Cheyenne
yesterday morning.
Miss Mamie Nugent, of Brady,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town visiting friends.
M. K. Bamutn and 1i!h family
spent Saturday and Sunday in town
visiting friends.
Miss Allic Beach went to Her
Saturday afternoon to spend sev
eral weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Thos. Duke and Miss Maud
noons lett Sunday morninir
Denver to spend ten days.
Mrs. M. Macklu returned Friday
afternoon from an extended visit in
'the eastern part of the state.
Miss Dot Allen returned to Kear
ney yesterday morning after spend
ing several weeks here as the
gucBt of Miss Francis McNamara.
A. II. Davis returned Saturdav
$2.00
ALL WOOL TROUSERS.
Notice the show window. SPOT CASH
what brought these Trousers to town. Now nmnnrr
4.1. .. 1. . 1 r. O
uiu 101 are some icit overs, out of suits, etc. If in
need of a pair of Sunday or Evervdav Tronic
are worth your time to sec. Sizes up to 42 waist,
leg lengths up to 36 inches lorn?. 1 'Or innn. WMimir
1 1 a - 1
aiiu uuys.
ONE PRICE AND PLAIN FIGURES.
YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
W. A. VOLLMER, Proprietor.
Across the street from old location.
A Red totter Dav.
Sundnv was a ted letter dav ill
the history of Methodism in North
Platte. On that dav the liiacrtiifi-
ccnt new church edifice was dedicat
ed without one cent of indebtedness
upon it. The building itself cost
a trillc less than $6,000. The total
cost of the church fully equipped
with steam heating apparatus,
lights, pews and other furniture,
and windows was $8375. Of this
amount $5375 had already been
raised but the additional $3000 had
to be raised before the church could
be dedicated. At the morninir and
evening services the splendid sum
of $3047.53 was pledged and in the
evening the church, entirely free
from debt, was dedicated.
The first service of the day was
held at half past ten. The church's
UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE
Coats no more than that of "antedulivan" make.
Our designs arc of the latest, and this lact cou
pled with the reasonable prices we ask for first
class goods, accounts for our big business. We
feel assured that our heavy sales are endorse
ments of our goods and prices. You will find
our stock complete at all times new goods are
received daily to replace those sold. If you want
anythiug in the furniture line you'll find it here.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. Ei B. WARNER.
for ' 1
The house being erected by Mrs.
A. R. Bonner upon Iter lots in the
Third ward is making rapid pro
grcss and it will soon be ready for
occupancy.
Trult Jars at Wilcox Doparhnont
Store.
On Saturday I). W. Ilarshficld
disposed of his land on the Bird
wood to Dr. N. McCabc. The
nil. lit frnm rn.,.,il ni..ir ...i.- i. "oou 10
" consideration was $2000. Dr.
ness icffBi s.- Mccabe expects to use the land for
Mr I. ! r...tl l. 1 . I
at the dedication services left Sun- ' " CPP" returiied Saturday
day nhrht for his home w, p..,, " mon"ttX from. 0S"'
najj aa been called by the illness of J
' .'. . , C. Flcharty. He reports Mr. Fie
Sidney Dillon has returned from harty's condition as somewhat im-
a short Bttiy at Dana. AVvo.. WllCrC nrnunil I... I -..41
Al mil V. . . niwim uuhhii lilllHI HUriUUH
..w uiiiuu-i uiitiB'jn uuwit is at
work.
Prof. A. I Hyde, of Aurora, who
conducted the Logan county
teachers' institute, spent Saturday
in town.
Mrs. W. M. IOmcry and children
Try Dr. Longlcy's Little Lazy
Liver Lifters. Guaranteed.
Saturday afternoon Eugene
GullnuHie purchased the 15. W.
Hammond property on east Fifth
street. The consideration waB
$1150. Mr. Gullaumc purchased
i Dili w il 1 1 il II I
came home Saturdav niirht rrom fi.n nmn.( .
" ""- . Vl'.. I , IU 11.-111.
an cxtctid.ed visit iii Council DlufTs mh ... ,,
and Omaha crcam 80Cial 1,6,11 011 l,lu
' ' ' , , . cort house lawn by the W. R. C.
Mrs. W.K Cody and her daugh- Saturday night was very successful
ter Irma returned Sunday morning as the ladies took in $23.75. The
from an extensive trip through the kindness of the public in patroniz-
cast with Col. Cody. ,IJtf them is appreciated by the
Mrs. Cameron and Miss Tod ladies.
Walk-ins, of Cambridge, spent Sun- Longlcy Hats for fall arc ready,
day ,n town attending the dedica- Cheap crush hats as low as 50c.
t on service of the Methodist Stak Clothinh IIousb.
c'itrch. , . . 1
... , Adjutant general Harry and Con
Miss LanuieVon Goctz, who is gressinan Stark were passengers
the stenographer and book keeper on train No. 1 Friday afternoon
in the Remington Type writer ollice They wercenroute to San Francisco
in Omaha, spent Saturday and Sun- to meet the First Regiment when it
day in town visiting her parents. disembarks. The adjutant general
II. O. lOvnns and Greeley Hnndy said that they expected to do away
who have been spending the paBt with as much red tape as possible
...n..tl. . ,1 At . 1 . r . . .1
muiiiu viavuiwig iiirougu urcgou " nurry lorwuru 111c worlc of
are exoccted home tonight. They
failed to find a location which
pleased them any better than
North Platte.
Chas. Ileudy, Jr., and Fred
Douglass returned yesterday morn
ing from Lincoln where they had
been taking the lieutenants exami
nation. Although they have not
received there official notification
yet they were both successful in
passing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis,
of Milo, Iowa, who have been
spending several weeks here visit
ing the families of 10. S. and A. L.
Davis, left yesterday morning for
Pueblo. They expect to spend
several weeks visiting there nnd at
other points in Colorado.
Rey. lOlmo Keller spent Sunday
in town and attended the dedica
tion Bcrvicea. Rey, Keller, who is
from Kokomo Ind., was enrout to
Lewellen where he will take charge
of the Methodist church which was
roccutly completed there.
W. N. Salisbury is having the
house on west Sixth street which
he recently purchased improved by
a coat ot paint.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned up to 7:30 o'clock
p. m. Saturday, July 2'), for the
erection of a school building on the
N. 10. quarter Sec. 2f, Township 14,
Range 31, according to plans and
specifications on file in the office
pf the secretary. The right is
preserved to reject any or all bids.
L Lkm II. IfiENIUKT,
Sec'y Hoard of Education.
mustering out the regiment so that
the members could reach li mile in n
short tunc. Congressman Stark
has gone to represent Governor
Poyntcr.
Quite a party of young people
went out trom town Fr dav evening
in Brown's carryall to the Hatfield
nomc and spent a very pleasant
evening.
R. D. Thompson is at work draw
ing plans for the new Warner block
and the contract will be let as soon
as the plans arc ready to submit to
contractors.
Mrs. G. T. Field came home from
Chicago Friday afternoon. Mrs. S.
M. Field, who has verv nearlv re
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covered trom her recent seven- ill
ness, accompanied her.
Tftnoy Parasols at Wilcox Depart
ment Store.
me Christian lOndcavor societv
uem a very deliirhtful awn social
I' riday evening at the home of V.
in. otibKina. xtie erroundH were
prettily docorated with Japanese
lantcrtifv.
Try Dr. Longlcy's Little Lazy
wver outers. Guaranteed-
T r k .1
- vuuersou distributed a
number of baskets of :i nrtrnl u
tmong Iiis friends Saturdav which
ue nau received from his fruit farm
at Grand Junction. Pnl Thin ;
- - a n i ij in
the first fruit from 'the farm, the
trees having been set out a couple
ot years ago.
New line of trunks and Valises.
t-ncea rigut. Trunks as low as
$1.75. Valises 50c and im.
StarClotuinu House.
Miss lOunice Babbit, Miss Mill
nie Sorcnsou and Miss Ida Von
ueotz, the three North Platte
teachers who attended thcN. 10. A.
at j.,03 Angeles, arc at present
spending a few days in old Mex
ico, x 11c young ladies arc verv
enthusiastic over the treatment
accorded the members of the N. 10
A. by the citizens of Los Angeles
1 lie ladies' guild will meet this
week at the home of Mrs. W. W
C11 niiiugham.
Attoap Bubblo Party.
Mr. and Mrs.H. V. Hillikcr enter
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scatinir canacitv is estimni.c! .nt f.nn " , BU v aajr evening in Honor of
0 V ' ' . tUeir guest. M bs Blanche Buck
I'A'nrv now ttrnu rie immi iiin 1
j,w.. ""-i" l"'B UvorMi. of T.i,,rn1 t 11
i tc iiiuoi
nv.i mh. unit 11 tvan ULtcasiii v iu .1 . . . .
t,nir ! tt, . i 1 . . . cnicriaining leatures of the even-
Lw , " m..L" iHff was a 80aP bubble contest.
f ii. :.. .........r K"CBl Wiia Buppnca wiiu a
The service was nnened will, n . . 3 . 11 uv.u lo practice
hymn which was followed by an ? Cof 'Arable fun
eloquent prayer by Presiding lO.der " '
Leonard. An anthem by the choir I .Y". . .T. .
completed the opening part of the "B"ff DUD'es- Wr
service and Dr. Lewis cr.. ti.. Scharmann and Mim Majme WatU
preacher of the day, was then in- f!!? ",cimsc,VC3 ; be the most
troducedby the pastor, Rev. C. C. -ere g.ven very oamty
Wilson. Dr. Curts took as his sub-
ject 'The all conquering power of 7 T, ? .
laith." lie portrayed i, a vivid f ent, gests Miss Ruth
1 J. . Patterson nilfl Mr. Trio Tlirn n
maimer tlic powerof faith in all the , 7, . 7
pursuits of every day life and of all iI!aJ"ei!M 10 "C P0.8.8"8
the enterprises undertaken andr'"'B8oooraiKnowi-
very plainly proved that without T.T T T' "
faith astate of anarch v and disorder 77 uqu.
i , ... At dose of the coi
Jluy Siooh from n Shoo Hottso.
SHOES.
Surely tho very best at the price. Every
uu-to-dato feature that goes into bettor
shoes, is to bo found in these. .Russia calf
is the leather used in the uppers. It's a
good leather. Strong, pliable and easy to
tho foot: smooth finished, takes and retains
a brilliant polish. Tho shape of toe is one
we can cue inow .London. Holes are Ciood
year sewed. Tho lace eyolets and hooks
are nieklo. Tho back seam is stayed with
tho now French stay. We again say, they
are surely the best at tho price.
Yellow Front Shoe Store,
OnO. Al. GliAIIAAT, Aituiniior.
8 doom south of Postotliw, ' KOKTH, PLATTK. NRM
would soon ensue. Then he snokc
of faith in higher things, the faith
of the Christian in his Saviour and
how it made him invulnerable to
all the trials and woes nf f li in
present life? Dr. Curts closed his
sermon by telling how a few faith
ful people, who had faith in the
Lord, faith in Methodism and faith
in North Platte and its rifivena
,
when the old church burned down
immediately went to work to build
a new church and that there re
mained a balance due on the new
church of S3000 which he wialifl
the congregation to pledire. Over
52000 was pledired then and the
balance whb pledged in the evening.
in the afternoon the usual Sun
day School service was held. It was
followed by a baptismal service at
which eighteen children were bap
tised. At seven o'clock the IOpworth
league held a pratse service to ap
contest delic
ious refreshments were served
Among those who were present
were the Misses Ruth Patterson,
Mable Goozee, IOlizabeth Bratt,
Agnew, Jessie Bratt, Caroline Bel-
ton, Grace Bratt, Mayme Watts,
May Walker and Annie Kramph
and MCBsers Arthur McNamara,
W. A. Vollmer, Ray C. Lanirford
Platte White, Chester Faucett. C.
F. Scharmann, Frank McCall, Mil-
ner, J. II. Turpie, Jr., and Asa
Scarle.
KENNIES
CLEARING
SALE.
Screen doorB for salo at tlio Wilcox
Department Store.
Death of David Artllp.
David Artlip, who had been ill
for a number of weeks, died at the
home of J. 10. CusBins Saturday.
Mr. Artlip leaves a wife and six
grown children to mourn his death.
Several of the children were unable
to reach here in time fnr i,n f.
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propriately express their iov in the al on account of the irreat distnnre
work bo nobly begun and so nobly of their homes. Mr. Artlip was
tuded. This service was followed a veteran of the civil war and his
by the usual evening service winch funeral which was held at the
was attended by a congregation Presbyterian church Sunday after-
which was even larger than the one noon was under the auspices of
in the morning. Dr. Curts preached Stephen A. Douc-las Post Nn. r.o
another very sttrringaermon. When He has lived in the southern part
the last few dollars liee!eil iritrn Of the muntv fnr n r.. r
-- - . " -J U UUlllUCI Ul
raised the church was formally years and his death has caused
dedicated. deep regret to his old friends and
The church wn verv iienif..n,. nciffiioors.
.1 ... ... . .
uctoriiieu wuii potted Plants and
. a.
CUt UOWCrs. h.lllk-K nf Btvcaf nnna TTlintiun- : ..:.
and nasturtiains almost entirely n suiy of the land owned by
hiding the outlines of the altar w MuRri
luruiturc.
The old church which was erected
in 1682 burned down Dece
forbidden
me.
HY.
We must sell, ill Spring and
Summer Goods this month,
and in order to do so have
made the following prices:
All $1.25 Dress Goods ... .75c pr vd
All 1.00 dresB goods ... .65c pr yd
All 75 and 85c dress goods 50c pr yd
All 50c dress goods 35c pr vd
All 35c dress goods 25c pr yd
All J,bc dress goods . ... 15c pr yd
All 15c dress goods 10c pr vd
35c French Ginghams ....20c pr yd
25c French Gmghama ... .15c pr yd
15c French Ginghams .... 10c pr yd
12c French Ginghams ..8c pryd
10c French Ginghams ....6cpryd
25c Organdie 15c pryd
20c Organdie 12cpryd
15c Organdie , 10c pr yd
12c Organdie 7c pr yd
10c Organdie 6c pr vd
$1.75 Table Linen $1.00 pr yd
a amc .u in en vuepr yd
1.25 Table Linen 75c pr yd
1.00 Table Linen 65c pryd
75c Table Linen sn nr xft
50 and 65c Table Linen .... 35c pr yd
35c Table Linen 25c nr vd
c Aiiuie iviueu I5c pryd
Ladies' Summer Corsets
at 25c each
Millinery at cost
All $12.00 and $15.00 pattern.hats '
at 6.50
.10.00 pattern hats at 5.00
8.00 pattern hats at 4.00
7.00 pattern hats at 3.50
6.00 pattern hats at 3.00
5.00 pattern hats at 2.50
3.00 and 4.00 pattern hats
at 1,75
2.00 and 2.50 pattern hats
at i,25
1.00 and 2.00 sailors
tit ft tr flnoo
Special cut prices in Carpets,
Curtains, Linoleum, Shoes,
Parasols, Underwear. Waists.
Skirts, etc.
RENNIE'S.
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
new
is
ably
C.
L.
1898. The erection of the
church was actually commenced on
tprii i, ltsyy, although prior to that
date some preliminary stonecutting
worn nad been done. Rev. Wilson.
the pastor of the church, is a stirr
ing energetic man and the rapid
erection of the present church
largely due to his efforts
seconded by those of the t runteeR.
W. J. Cruscn, A. McMichacl, J
Piercy, J. G. Heeler, and F.
Moonev. The members nnil tln
ious church organizations have
made great sacrifices on behalf of
the new church and the outside
citizens responded quite liberally
io me appeal tor Help,
1 he building is one ol which
every citizen of North Platte mnv
justly feel proud as it is one of the
imest cliurch buildings iu Ne
braska. When it is entirely finish
ed it will be verv comforlnhn. f.,.
rf . w j -
nished and will present a verv at-
tractive appearance hntli i
outside. The pastor. trnntpeB n.wi
members of the
b'""""
deserve the heartv cnmrr:itiii.-itin..o
of every one for the noble work they
lini.fi .l.t..n t..l 11. .... r . -
.... Mum; uuu inu aucccssini rnm.
pletiou of the church.
25c for tho Campaign.
The Tw ce-a-Woetr in.imni
printed every Tuesday and Friday!
Will 111. colli .mulnnl.l ...111. ll ,.
... ..w w..w uatjiilti Willi till IDC
I1CWH Ol t ie wor d frnm nmv ii..;i
after election for only 25 cents. It I
i wui in uuu mucn to read about
uie f'lguting First regiment's re
turn. TIIC JOlirnnl. nrintn.l
the state capitah is the 1 e.i rl I m'it
iiuuiiiaHii iiiii)i:r nun n a nmrhii.
kiiK.iji in u ijiiiii icr.
X-j-u.rn.Toex, Coal
l ards and Elevators at
North Platte, Neb.,
Sutherland, Neb., "
Julesburg, Colorado.
NORTH PLATTE MILLS,
(O. P. IUOINUS.)
Manufacturer of
HIGH AND MEDIUM GRADE FLOUR
BRAN AND OHOP FEED.
Order by telephone from Newton's Hook Store.
N. MoCADE, Proprietor. j. E. BUSH, Ma"na7c.7
North Platte Pharmacy.
yjvugs and Druggists' Sundries. I
I - i
We aim to handle the beat grades of KOods j
Sell everything at reasonable jriogjind j
warrant all goods to be just as represented.
A" Proscriptions Carefully Filled by a Licensed Phormn.ut
" j
Orders from the ennnfrw n.wi n.. ,( . . .. i
ri"!rS fSX'?,i"F,.'.' -..'. . Union
. . . .. . " J -"i'.-i.uHiiy solicited.
I irat door north 6t First National Bank.
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