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NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, JUNE 21, 1910.
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108 CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS.
All the lots which have prices marked thereon upon the map below, are for sale at said prices; all other
lots have been sold. The Trustee it his own expense has provided sewer, cement sidewalks and city water for
each lot. Besides all other conveniences that exist in North Platte are to "be had in these Additions. This in
cludes free delivery of mail, telephone, electric lights and city water. No taxes to be paid for sewer.
This is the only part of town where deep basements may be had without fear from surface 'water. Many
new and beautiful residences are now being built and others will be built soon in these Additions.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS 8
Dave Day went to Denver Sundny to
attend the funeral of his uncle.
Sidney Dillon enmo down from the
ranch Saturday and visited his parents
over Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. J Yonda left Soturdoy
for n visit with friends at Omaha and
Plattsmouth.
Claude Delaney, now stonninc nt
Gothcnhurg, visited friends In town tho
latter part of last week.
Reports from Geo. T. Field, now at
Excelsior Springs, are to tho effect
that he is improving rapidly.
The condition of Isaac Dillon is re
ported to bo somewhat improved since
his return from Omchu.
Russell Bedell returned tho latter
part of last week from Spaulding,
where he is attending school.
Mrs. W. II. McDonald and daughtor
Janet are expected homo from Cal
ifornia on Suturday of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Schvaigcr and
children returned tho lattor part of last
week from their visit at La Grande,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hayes left Satur
day for Excelsior Springs, where Mrs.
Hayes goes to build up her enervated
condition.
Louis Tobin and Harry Lamplugh
were called to Denver Sunday by tho
death of their uncle. Quimby Lam
plugh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Day are in Den
ver where they wero called by the
death of Quimby Lamplugh, whose wifo
is a sister of Mr. Day.
J. G. Beelcr returned Sunday from
Omaha, where with J. J. Halligan,
they argued the city's contentions in
tho suit brought by tho waterworks
company.
Miss Genevieve Ottcnstcin graduated
last week from tho Notre Damp uni
vorBity, and is nt present visiting
friends at Rock Island. She is expected
home the middlo of next week.
Engineer Wm. Whitlock left Sunday
night on his annual liahing expedition
to Cherokee Pork, Col., expecting to
be absent about sixty days. Mrs.
Whitlock will join him there later.
The absccHS on Judge Eldor's hec
became much worse Friday, since which
time he has not been able to bo at his
oiHce. It will probably bo several duys
days beforo the Judge will be able to
resume his oflico duties.
Dr. N. McCabo hns returned from
Indianapolis, where he placed one of
his sons in a school of physical culturo
and elocution. The boy has a Blight
affection in his speech and for fear it
might grow worse, and with tho hope
that the trouble may be entirely re
moved, he was placed in that school.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Covillo returned
Saturday from n visit with their boh
Dr. W. W. Coville, at Brownlco,
Neb. Mr. Coville says he had
fino ilshing in the lakea of
Cherry county. In onu lake they caught
1G8 bass, in one day, and in another
lake they hooked seventy good sized
catfish in one day.
Yo auto fiends of North Platte take
off your hats to uncle Bill Dymond,
our gonial road overseer, when next
you travel tho roud north of Herahey.
We. claim through his efforts to have
the best road through tho worst placet
in the Stntc. Now if you fellows will
drag tho grade west of your town and
make it as good, we will taki off our
hats to you or yours as wo como from
tho west into your lovely city.
Hekshky Auto Fiunds.
Third Annual Farmers' Picnic.
Supt Snyder, of tho experimental
sub-station, Informs us that Wednes
day, July 13th, has boon selected as
tho dato for holding tho third annual
farmors' picnic at tho sub-station. Tho
program nas not yet been arranged,
but nn invitation will be extended to
Governor Shallcnbcrger, Stato Senatbr
Brown and other well known Ncbraskans
to be present nnd deliver addresses.
It is hoped that tho farmers of this
and adjoining counties will display tho
same Interest in tho coming picnic
that they did in tho ono held last year
and tho vcar before, and that thev will
attend. It is not only nn occasion for an
outing, but the experiments conducted
ut tho stntion are of benefit to every
farmer who interests himself in them.
Start out on "Hike."
Eight bovs in charco of Secretary
McAbec. of tho Y. M. C. A., loft early
yesterday morning on a cross-country
walk to Hastings, which by tho most
direct routo Is about 130 miles. Tho
boys who started on this tramp wero
biunoy McFnrland, Perry Cunningham,
Harold Chamberlain. Carl McGrow.
Louis Kelly. Roy Ames. Butler Milton-
bergor and Tom McAbco.
The young pedestrians wero accom
panied with a wagon which carried a
full camp cquippage and provisions, nnd
the boys wero dressed In khaki uni
forms. Thov cxnect to be absent two
weeks.
Mcll Karth Lives.
Moll Karth. tho former North Platto
man who attempted to kill his wifo and
himself in Suit Lake City, will livo,
notwithstanding at tho timo of tho act
tho gashes on nis throat wore thought
tobofatnl. Ho was transferred last
ridnv from tho host) tat to iail. and
will be tried on tho charge of attempted
murdor. Mrs. Karth, who received
three bullet wounds, is considered out
dnnger.
Small Grain Finest Ever.
W. S. Ross, of Mvrtlo. who was In
town Saturday, said ho has lived in
Lincoln county for twontv-thrco vears.
and never has he seen such fino pros
pects for a bumper crop of smnll crain
in tho north nart of this countv. Not
only is tho condition of tho grain ex
ceptionally good but tho acreage is
larger than usual.
Discontinue Bowling Alley.
Lem Bailey has taken out tho bow
ling alloy nt his Front street billiard
hall and will ndd two more tables. Ho
will also add card tables and ensy
chairs, thus more conveniently nccom
modating his patrons. The-room will' bo
rcpapered and painted and tho (loor ro-
Ministcr Goes to Banking.
Rev. C. C. Wilson, n formor Metho
dist minister of this city, but for sev
eral years presiding elder with head
quarters at Holdrego, has resigned, and
win uiikuku ui uuiiKiiiK, uuving secured
an interest in ono of tho Holdrego
bunks.
Two Balloon Ascensions.
The Fourth of July committee has
mado a contract with J. D. McCormick.
of Osceola, for two balloon ascensions
nnd parachute drops on July 4th. Mc
Cormick is nn old balloonist, and prom
ises to give the committee tho worth of
their money.
, North Platte Boy Wins Honors.
William Robbins, son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Robbins, at one time residents
of North Platto (Mrs. Robbins being
remembered ns Miss Clara Federhoof)
graduated last week from the Lehigh
university, nt Bethlehem, Pa., with
very high honors. Though tho third
youngest in a class of 135, he wan
elected to the Phi Beta Kappa society,
anu in auouion won tno nrst pijico ns
me wuiiams rnze uraior" and re
ceived a purse of five twenty dollar
gold pieces. Tho oration delivered by
this young man was so strong as to win
tho hearty congratulations of tho uni
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vcrsuy proiessors as wen as many
prominent and influential men present
at tho commencement.
Former North Platte Man Dies.
Word rocoived In town Saturday an
nounced the donth at Denver of Quimby
lamplugh, who thirty or more yean
ugo was n resident of Nortli PIntto. II
was a brother of Isaac Lamplugh, nn
his wife Is a daughter of tho late Davi
Duy.
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. .uiu;u ivnocK wvoraus lor Men nnd
Boys." THE HU1) CLOTHING DEPT.
LOCAL MENTION.
Mrs. V. E. McCartv. of Oeden.
visited friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. John Horrod went to Denver
Saturday night to attend the funeral of
her uncle.
Mrs. Guv Robinson enme unxtrom
Lexington Saturday ovenimr and will
spend this week with relntivcs and
lricmls.
Mayor Patterson returned Sundav
from Omaha, where ho attended tho
hearing of tho arguments In tho water
company's suit against tho city.
Paxton is to have an elevator, built
nnd conductod by farmerii of that sec
tion. J ho ucreaKO of small era n in that
section has largely increased and an
elevator has bocomo a necessity.
A Lexington woman awoke one morn
ing last week to find that durincr tho
night ono hundred and fifty chickens
almost largo enough lor frvs had d a-
appeured. That's ample oxcuso for that
woman becoming real mad.
Tho Ilnrmonv hicli fivo club nnnnt n
delightful evening Friday as the guests
oi mr. nnu jvirs. win xurpie. Tho llrst
Srizes wero won by Mrs. Bixlor and
Ir. Muldoon and tho consolatory balm
I -I 1 I 1 nt v
uy mrs. dressier anu Mr. nzer. cus
tomary reireshments were served.
Tho Tribuno man was glad to meet
Saturday a former North Platto man In
tho person of Tom Shannon, who prior to
188C trotted with a bunch of twenty
North Plntte young men, of whom Mc-
wumara, JJnro and Mcuonald aro the
only remaining ones. Mr. Shannon has
been located in bait Lake City since
leaving here, where ho is engaged in
mercantile business. Ho spends part of
the year on tho road for an eastern
manufacturer.
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