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Rolfo HnlHgan will return to tho
state university tomorrow.
Tho W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
D. W. Bosack Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Slutta went to Gothen
burg Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. D. Couse.
Mrs. Geo. F. Williams has been con
fined to tho houso for a week with u
very persistent attack of tonsilitis.
"Moot Mo In Roso Tlmo, RobIo"
won't bo In It with "Oh, you Moonlight
Dances", at tho Fircmen'B danco this
evening.
Tho Social of D. of H. will moot on
Tuesday, January 4th, at Mrs. Ander
son's, 224 West First Street.
Louio Tobin, holding ticket number
forty-four, received tho Eot of dishes
.given away by tho Rush Mercantile
Co.
Mrs. G. S. Clinton and Mrs. J. F,
Clabaugh will entertain tho J. T. Club
Thursday evening of next week nt tho
homo of tho former.
Tho Union Pacific will orect,a million
dollar headquarters building in Ofnohn,
Tho structure will bo twolvo storlos,
and will begin work ntonco,
W. 'V. Hoagland and Albert Muldoon
attonded tho mooting of tho' atatc bar
association at Omaha this week, re
turning home yesterday.
Don't forgot the datoNow Year's
Evo Tho B. of L. F. and E. will givo
their 27th annual ball at Lloyd's oporn
houso. There -vill bo Moonlight dona
tes galore.
Alone in Saw Mill at Midnight
unmindful of-dampneaa, drafts, storms
or cold, W. J. Atkins worked bb Night
Watchman, at Banner Springs, Tenn.
Buch exposure gave hlra a eovero.cold
that sottlo on, Ills lungs. At last ho
had to glvo up work. Ho tried many re
medies but all 'ailed till ho used Dr.
iung-8 new wiircuvwy. u...K
ono bottlo" hp writes, "I wont back to l
ti i rt . inn..
"After using
work aawell.to ever.". Sovoro Colds,
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Horn
Innira. H,mnrrhnifl. Croun nnu ,
Whooping 'Cough act quick relle and
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prompt cure trom-inisKionous meuicino.
f0c and $1.00. Trial bottlo froo, Guar -
iwtoud by Bttifa'Dwi'O"
Commencing at 9 a.
and Closing Saturday Evening, Jan. 8.
a. i it .it
une-iourui on
One-half off on
4 You all need China and this will
$ Every Piece
Clinton,
-lf 4t &p t&p if $p
Tho family of N. E
Wednesday for their
, Woikmnn loft
future homo in
Julesburg, Colo.
Members of tho W. R. C. nro re
quested to meet nt tho hall tomorrow
afternoon for practice.
J. J. Bnden and A. II. Farrel aro
busy installing tho electrical effects for
tho Moonlight dnncss nt the opora
houso Now Year's Eve.
Mott's
gallon.
Pure
Applo Cider GOc per
Stone Drug Co.
Hnllowcll's Harp Orchestra will give
an entertainment nt tho Masonic hull
Wedncsrtny evening, Jan. 5th, under
tho nuspices of tho Templo Craft.
Wea'thor forecast: Partly cloudy to
night, warmer Saturday. Tho maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 39,
ono year ago 33; miuimum this morn
ing 26, a year ago 10.
VTho Fighting Parson" company ar
rived on delayed train No. 8 nt
nino o'clock last evening, and it wns
ten o'clock before tho curtain wont up.
Tho attendance waB not heavy and the
play wns only fnlrly good.
Prof. Molzor, who had been the
guest of Mr. und Mrs. E. A. Cnry for
a week, loft this morning for Mindcn,
where ho will ylvo a .recital. Ho was
accompanied by Miss Clark, his accom
panyist. Whiio In Omaha Wednesday Mossra
Grlmoa, Wiltx, Halligan, Muldoon
and othors oallod upon and tad a
pleasant visit with Colonel Cody, who
was spending; tho day in Onalia while
onrooto'to Nw York from nla annual
hunt in tb-6 Big Horn basin. They
found tho Colonel looking fine and
feeling fin it-class, and ho expressed
much pleasure in meeting hia North
Platto acquaintances. Ho expressed
Intereat In tho welfare of this city and
eont regards to nil his old friends.
Thirty or more residents of tho city,
upon invitation, of Mr. and Mrs. a A.
Caryi attonded a violin recital by Prof.
Moisor at thfiir homo last ovenlng.
Prof. Molnor, Mio ranks na' a artist,
rendered a nunbor of selections which
were rocoived with enthusiasm by iho
ITUCSts. Other ntimhnra wnrn n lulling
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by Mi8g EaU,0 r Antonidea ntld a piano
.iiiot bv Mrs. rU nn,i mi00 rin fl
,attop being t' ho regular acQoAaiat
lQ rr0I mo k nr. lAaht rnfi-PRHmAnfn
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wuro aurveu. tno nnntsa liMntr nn.
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- ;- - - Viinfia mm tieB3
. McKay. Tli o evening throughout Kidno
'H'rcvvd u vvry Uolfehful ooo. " N '..ttouo'
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on an naviiana ano nam r auueu uiraa
Austria,, German, French and Bavaria China
Sets, Breakfast
of China in
at the above Discount,
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- Improvements in Central Office.
We ore informed by tho manager of
tho North Platto Telephone Co. that in
tho near future North PlHtto is to have
central energy service. With this ser
vice all that is necessary to call central
is to removo tho receiver from tho hook
and that flashes a light in front of the
operator. You will not have to turn a
crank as at tho present tims. But be
fore this service can bo installed it is
necessary to hnvo all metalic H ies;
that is to complete wires from a sub
scribers station to the central office.
The telephone company has recently
completed a cable in tho east part of
town which has a capacity of 200 metal
ic phones, and they have started to cut
over tho phones in that part of town
east of Dewey street to Motalic ser
vice. This service ia superior to the
old in that all tho wire used in tho ca
bles arc copper so that a subscriber is
talking over two copper wires in place
of n single iron wire with tho ground
for a return circuit. With tho new cir
cuit one can talk long distanco from
their residence, in pluco of having to
go to tho central ollice for a satisfac
tory long distanco call. Then too ths
servico is much better when used lo
cally as tho phones aro louder and
clearer, and docs away with all cross
talk. As soon as the weather will por-
mlt they will Btring additional cableo
in tho west and and north part of town
ao that aa eoon as all aro cut ovor they
will got now phones and switchboard
und make Uio change.
Tho present management certainly'
deserves credit, for tho improvements
mado sinco tnklngoveY tho plant about
wo yearo ago. In that tlmo they have
increased tho subscribers till they are
mora thun thrco times as many aa
ormorly, In other wordi thrcj times as
much servico for tho same mency. Be-
nHeB they built n toll lino woit, a ser
vico that was not to bo had for pcoplo
wanting to phono In that direction. Fif-
toon pcoplo, including oporutors,
Una
npw
but
mcncollpcto and manager, aro
omploycd,-vhore formerly there
three.
Stung for 15 Years
bv Indicestion's tinncs try.ntt many
doctors .a,nd $200.00 worth of medlgino
Jn vuin, B. F. Ayscue, . of Ingleside,
M. C, at last used Dr. King's Now Life
Pills, .and writes they wlully cured
him
him. They cure Constipation, Bilioua-
Sick Headache. Stomach. Llvor.
y uii(i. iowcl txoublp., atKXj ox
m, Monday, Jan. 3,
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he a good time to buy Dinner J
Sets, Plates, etc.
our China
ip fc &f St if lie
Many New Residences.
Mannger Reid, of tho Taylor Addi
tion says that thirty-two new re
sidences will be built in thr.t addition
during 1910. Twenty of these will be
built by parties who have purchased
lots, the other will bo erectod by the
company owning the addition. Those
erected by the company will be modern
cottages and will ba sold to purchasers
on the monthly Installment plan.
Tho erection of these houses of itself
will mako quite a building boom for
North Platto.
Sunday Dinner at The Enterprise.
Oyster Soup
Roast Turkey Cranberry Jelly
Celery
Roast Chicken Dressing
Olives
Roast Pork Cream Potatoes
Pickles
Combination Salad, Baked Sweet Pota.
Cream Apple . Mince pio
Ico Cream
Ten Coffee Milk
Price 35
You will need "Never-Slip" shoes for
this ice. Get them at Van Cleavo's.
Good Starting Point
You may bo doing business
with this Bank already. If so.
very good. If not, wouldn't it
be well for you to start in with
the New Year? With abund
ant Capital,. Surplus and Un
divided Profits, and with tho
best of facilities, we are pre
pared to gvo you superior
service.
Your business, when en
trusted tp this bank, will re
ceive our prompt, personal
attention.
HgDooiU State Bank
n i.jriL
Room goes
Jeweler.
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Forget the old year and start tho new
by attending the Twenty-seventh An
nual Ball given by the B. of L. F. ftml
in. una uvening. a goou umo is as
sured. Tho beautiful Pauline Hall in "Wild
fire'' at Tho Kolth, Saturday evening.
SACRIFICE SALE
Why go out Into tho country to buy residence lota when you can
buy tho following choice residence lota in the West End whore they
will incjeaso in vnluo and always do In demand.
Three nice lota in block 17, Ttwn Lot Co's Addition, $350.00 for
all Uireo.
Two handsome lota on -Block 12, Towns lotbVAddHtotoi $80000
for both lota. ,
Throe handsome lota on vtest Fourth street, newer in and paid
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go ior, ?i;:uu.uu ror the ttjreri.
gj Four cholco lota on west Sixth street close in for $400.00, $450.00,
jjj $500.00 and $C50.00 each. v.
gfl These lots aro all closo in, high and dry, do not require any filling
g and euch of them is worth more noney than we nre asking for them.
S Buchanan and Patterson.
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The offer of the Northwestern rail
roads to abide by tho Chicago wage
conferenco and to re-employ tho
striking switchmen as fast as places
could bo found for them was withdrawn
today as indicated in their final proposal
made in their statement to Governor
Eberhart Monday. The strikers are
now awaiting the result of the con
ference nt Washington on Friday be
tween President Berham of the Rail
way Telegraphers' union and members
of the Inter-state Commerce commis
sion. Special prices on 5A robes and
i UIahL.i. f i. t . i n
uiuhiiom) irum now until jun isu rre
mus Forstcdt, Blankenburg's old stand.
An announcement from tho Union
Pacific that work will begin this
spring on the new depot would bo an
acceptable New Year's gift to tho
people of North Platte.
For Sale or Trade-A bankrupt stock
of clothing. For particulars inquire of
P. Dorbin, at Ritner boarding house.
Notice.
Customers whoso accounts have run
over thirty days are requested to pay
in full before Jnnuar.v 1st, 1910, if they
desire credit for tho ensuing year.
E. T. Tbamp.
For Sale.
NE 18-9-32, Lincoln County. $10.00
per acre. Reasonable terms. W. L.
Selby, 486 Board of Trado Bldg-, Oraa-
OF TOWN LOTS.
