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SIXTEENTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1900.
NO. 19.
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RUSH & MURRAY,
GROCERS,
Are now located in the Foley block and invite the atten
tion of buyers to their stock of Fresh Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Flour, Quccnsware, Etc. Though quoting no
prices in this ad, they guarantee us low prices as any
firm in town, insure first quality goods and prompt de
livery, and solicit trial orders from those who are not al
ready customers. Special attention is called to the
Sleepy Eye Flour
which is sold on the following broad guarantee Have a
sack sent home and if it is not the finest you have ever
used, your money will be cheerfully refunded and you
may keep the flour.
Dwinell & Wright's High Grade Coffee,
(Boston roasted) a superior brand of coffee for custom
ers who like the best: and none is better or gives more
general satisfaction than this brand.
Queensware and Glassware....
A well selected stock, embracing dinner sets and odd
pieces, neat and attractive ware.
A Share of your Patronage Solicited,
HUSH & MUEBAY,
FOLEY BLOCK.
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g Celebrated Paint 5
& ON SALE AT
Davis Hardware Store.
When you get ready to paint your house,
jEjj call on us and let us sell you first-class 2
Paint at reasonable prices.
IF IT'S IN THE
DRUG LINE
BUY IT OF
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fYou can bank on it being
fresh and as rep'resented.
O. F. IDDING6
X-j-u.m."toer7 Coal
and CS-xairL
Yards and Elevators at
North Platte, Neb.,
Sutherland, Nob.,
Julesburg, Colorado.
NORTH PLATTE MILLS,
(C. P. IDDWOS.)
Manufacturer of
HIGH AND MEDIUM GRADE FLOUR
BRAN AND OHOP PEED.
Order by telephone from Newton's Book Store.
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Edison's Phonograph
Better than a Piano, Organ, or Music Box, for It sings and talks as Vvcll as plays, and ,
don't coat as much. It roproauccs tlio rausio or any Instrument band or orchestra tells
stories and sings the old familiar hymns as well as tho popular songs it is al waysjeady.
Trices. $7.50 to $100.00. Sco that Mr". Edison's signatures is on every machine. Cata
logues of all dealers, or NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH CO., 135 Fifth Ave, New York.
Entertained by the B. of Xi. F.
Several weeks ago the newly or
ganized lodge of the ladies' auxil
iary to the 13. of h, F. entertained
the members of the brotherhood.
Tuesday night the brotherhood
reciprocated by entertaining the
ladies in a very charming manner.
The committee having the affair in
charge had prepared a program
which had several very unique
features. The musical part of the
program was furnished by Prof
Brandon aud Dr. Miller and it wan
highly enjoyable, Jas. Dowd gave
the "Lay of the Madman" in such
a realistic fashion that hia auditors
really thought for a few moments
that they were in a madman's cell.
Frank Bretzer gave a very pleasing
reading, "St. Peter at the Gate."
Messrs. Richards and Wood pre
sented some tableaux which were
masterpieces. The one which
called forth the most enthusiastic
applause appeared 011 the program
as "The "Western Sun That Never
Sets." When the line light was
turned on a very handsome rooster
appeared. Frank Bretzer gave
some very funny examples of veti-
tnloquism. The lunch was served
in rather an unusual but very en
joyable style. It was put up in
baskets, each one holding just
enough for two and alter the guestb
had found their proper partners
they were passed around. The
whole evening's proceedings were
brim full of fun, and the ladies arc
firmly couvinccd that the brother
hood men are capital entertainers.
BRADY ISLAND.
Hogs were shipped Wednesday
as usual, being bought Tuesday.
v rank Copper was in town Sun
day.
rue social given at Mathewson s
Saturday was not so well attended
as the promoters hoped. The pro
ceeds were to go to the Sunday
school.
Rev. Burris was breaking a horse
Tuesday and went at it as though
that was not the first one.
MisB Thoelecke was in town
Wednesday and visited the rooms
here.
Frank Murphy has moved his
family to North Platte where they
will reside hereafter. Mr. Murphy
expectB to find employment there.
Friday evening about seventy-live
friends gathered at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Beatty and surprised
them. The evening was spent in
social pastimes aud dancing. All
report having had one of the most
enjoyable times of their life.
Hhil tiespin took a lay-olt Tues
day to transact some ot the neces
sary preliminaries to gardening.
V. T. Elliott put the support in
the school house to hold up the
upper iloor. This will, it is
thought, make the floor above per
fectly strong and safe.
Anna Cover was in from her
school over north Sunday.
Monday busie Johnson will com
mence a short term of school.
The laundry basket is again ar
ranged for and will leave here reg
ularly. The extra men are again at work
on the track on both sections and
it, looks us though it were old times
to see this. The men went to work
on Monday morning.
Cyrus Carson is how in charge oi
the livery barn. Arthur Chambers
sold the barn and his residence to
Carson and will engage in other
business,
Some paint is being spread and
it adds to the appearance of Mr.
O'Rourkc's hardware store aud to
the front of Mr. Geyer'a shop where
a tasty sign is displayed.
The material is here for the new
stock yards and there is a prospect
that they will be commenced soon.
The yards here have been too small
and arranged vciy poorly lor some
time, aud shippers will be glad oi
the change.
Jim Shields was in town Sunday
visiting relatives.
The Fisher place has been sold
aud will be occupied by the new
owner Mr. Boulden at an early date.
Je&se Nickels is able to be up
again after his long siege of sick
ness. Mrs. Mott removed her house
hold effects to the claim where her
husband has been residing during
the winter Monday.
Mrs. Munyon expects to depart
for Billings, Mont., soon aud will
remain there during the summer at
least.
A. Abercrotnbie who was out last
season with a grading gang will go
this year along the line of the B, &
M., and expects to depart about the
middle ot the month.
The creamery receipts are on the
increase somewhat but uot to the
extent that some of the stockhold
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SPRING OPENING
THE LEADER.
Now is the Tim to make your Easter Purchases
Wc have just returned from the eastern markets and the result of our trip is
now in evidence at our store. This new stock of ours is the finest ever brought
to North Platte so say the ladies who have examined it and embraces.
All the Latest
Dress Goods, Grenedines,
Silks and Satins, Chiffons,
All-over Laces,
Trimmings of all Descriptions.
Wash Goods
The Latest Dimities, Piques,
Silk Ginglfcnns and Mousselines
Taffetas, Lawns, India Linens,
Nainsooks, Percales, etc.
Ready-made garments
Ladies' Wrappers, Ovorskirts,
Silk Waists, Underskirts,
Tailor-made Suits,
Muslin Underwear,
Capes and Jackets,
Capes for children.
Ladies' furnishings
Veilings, Buckles, Belts,
Ribbons, Parusols, etc.
Our Millinery Department
Will bo open in duo time ior
Easter purchases.
Special Prices
Will bo given to graduates "who
desire graduation gowns. Our
line is just what you need.
Clothing and furnishing goods
In this department we havo a
complete stock for spring trade.
CARPETS, MATTINGS, LINO
leums and Oil Cloths big stock,
Remember our Shoe Departm't
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First door south of Postoffice. J. PIZER, Prop. m
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Hunting still continues to be a
favorite pastime with some of our
citizens and it is mostly hunt and
uot much game.
The tcachcrb will meet baturdav.
April 14th.
BETWEEN THE ItlVERfr
Will Daily, of Bdvidcrc, Neb.,
has been viiting relatives in the
valley for the past two weeks or
more,
A brother of W. O. Thompson
from up west departed for his home
on Tuesday evening, after a
a short visit with his brother and
family.
F. T. Holms is the new night
operator at Hershcy at thia time.
He arrived recently.
Tyler Hollwgbworth is erecting
an addition to his residence at
Nichols.
Elmer Chase is at this time work
ing on the section.
Two extra men were added to
foreman Smith's section crew at
Hershcy last Monday which makes
four men in the crew besides the
foreman. W. R. Eyerly and John
Walters were the lucky boys.
A large acreage of barley willbe
sown in the valley this season. It
is a good crop for feed, more es
pecially for hogs.
Chris Pearson has rented the
farm in the valley that has been
occupied by C, W. Keyes lately
and will put in about seventy-five
acres of wheat this spring. He has
the ground about all plowed up for
it now.
, A. F. Bceler who has been teach
ing the Platte Valley school for the
past six or seven months has pur
chased a tract of land of Leonard
Laubucr and will farm it the com
ing season and has resigned his
position in the school, Miss Jen
nie Ware, who recently closid a
school over on the north side, has
succeeded him.
The dredge boat to be used 111
cleaning sand and rubbish out of
the old canal has been constructed
at the head gate of the canal this
week. F. C. Calloway did the
work.
The residence, on the old canal
farm jiiBt west of Hershcy has been
moved over on the north side in the
village of Hershcy.
The work on E. C. McCord's res
idence in Hershcy is not progress
ing Very rapidly at this tune.
t,eo, Eves aud family of the
countv Beat visited relatives at
Hershcy the first of this week.
We are iniormed by gord author
ity that the little hamlet of Her
shcy at this time supports two Sun
day scIiooIh, one in theM. E, church
and the other in the school house,
Butter fat aud sugar beets in
the vnlli'v this season will make
this garden of Eden "blosso'in like
The old canal company is
reconstructing its head gates and
putting in schutcs to accommodate
the dredge boat. S. I. Funkhouscr
is head man.
Xavier Toilliou and family ex
pect to depart for their new home
at Fremont on Tuesday of next
week. He will ship his household
effects, a team of horses, wagon,
buggy, etc, from Hershcy aud his
family will goon No. 6 from that
station. Many friends will regret
their departure. May success and
prosperity greet them in their new
place of abode.
W, A. Paxtou of Omaha has
been transacting business in the
valley this week
J. G. Feeken has returned from a
business trip to Omaha and a visit,
with liis parents at Crete.
Fou Rknt: Thirteen hundred
acres laud, south side South Platte
river. Part hay land, part under
cultivation and part pasture.
Cultivated land under south side
ditch. Water goes with land. Will
rent the whole tract for $400 per
annum. F. E. Buixard.
Philip Nelltng is down from Sid
ney visiting friends.
Badger Cultivators,
One Row ) LISTED
Two Row V CORN
Three Row ) CULTIVATORS.
Riding Plows, Walking Plows,
LEVER HARROWS,
SMOOTHING HARROWS,
DISC HARROWS,
Sulky Disc Cultivators,
Endgate Seeders
For sale by
JOS. HERSHEY.
Locust St., North Platte, Neb.
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North Platte Pharmac, I
Drugs tmd Druggists' Sundries. 3
Wc aim to handle the best grades of goods
Sell everything at reasonable prices, and 0.
warrant nil goods to he just ns represented, jfc
All Proscriptions Carefully Flllod by a Licensed Pharmacist.
OrderB from the country and along the line of the Union
Pacific Railway is respectfully solicited.
First door north of First National Bank.
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ers had expected by this time.
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