Ed J. VanDerhoof
SKYS
Many
Man
is
Walking
Around
the
Town
With
a
Suit.
or
Overcoat
on
That
Fits
and
Looks
comiCHf mo r hum, hatha i fscHti i , ii cirri HUIWB
Like a $50.00 Tailor-made, while
bought at
the fact arc it was
The Star Clothing House
for from 15.00 to 25.00, All
PRICE and this is no joke.
the difference is THE
(a
S DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, I
m
Graduate Denlisl.
Office over tho McDonald
State Bank.
e
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
Klrtrt National Hank
Eil. Oglorwcntto Sutherland Sunday,
making the trip in his car.
The Lady Hustlers will give n dance
at the Masonic hall Thursday ovening
of this week.
A marriage licenso was issued this
morning to Robert B. Green, and Miss
Mabel Hall, both of Maxwell.
Mr. i and Mrs. Andrew Yost returned
last night from a pleasant visit with
friends at Mankato, Kansas.
Audrey Wolford, of Fresno. Cal.,
has been upending several dayo in town
ra a guest at the W, S. Ross home.
Mips Ethel McCanco returned to her
home in Cozad this morning after
spending several days in town with
'her sister, Mrs. Walter Ross.
For Rent 210 acre farm, one end
one-half miles north of. Wellflcct. In
quire of W. V, Hoagland North Platte,
Neb.
...Alford Humc8, Carle McGrew and
Frank Johnson will leave tonight for
thoy will enter a school to study for tho
ministry.
For Sale Two nice business propo
sitions. See these and you will want
thorn. Bkatt & Goodman.
Weather forecast Generally fair to
night and Wednesday. Maxmum tem
perature yesterday 93; one year ago CG.
Minimum tcmperaturo thia morning 42;
one year ago 19.
J. L. Shuck, living fourteen miles
southwest of town, was brought to St.
Luke's hospital last night and operated
upon for appendicitis." His condition
this morning Is reported satisfactory.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. W, V.
Hoagland was run into and knocked
down by a bicycle ridden by an Elliott
boy yesterday and sustained injuries
that threatened congestion of tho brain.
Wo use the samo care in selecting
each watch we sell aa though wo wore
buying for our own use. And you can
ln assured of correct time if you pat
ronize our watch department
Dixon, The Jeweler.
Tho pastor of the Presbyterian church,
Rev. Geo. F. Williams, leaves tonight
lor Beatrice to attend tho annual moot
ing of Synod. Mr. Wlllltmis hua been
chosen by hit presbytery to bo its enni
tMdntofor tho office of moderator of tho
Synod of Nebraska for tho ensuing
year. This la tho highest olllco in tho
gift of the Synod.
Morq than a hundred young people
f ttended tho "Cobweb Social" given
Friday evening by tho Christian En
deavor Society In tho church parlors.
The entertaining feature, which proved
qite amusing, was the unraveling
ott a string to which was attached n
prize. Musiclnl selections wore rendered
nnd lunch Reived, making the ovening
tm enjoyable one.
Money To Loan- To build, buy or
improve vour homo.
' Uuatt & Goodman
;Genl, Manager Park, of tho Illinois
Central, peematobena popular fn towns
nlong that line as he formerly wns in
the towns along tho Union Pacific. A
fow daya ago ho wns tendered a ban
ctietby the commercial cluh of Mattoon,
111., at which plates weru laid for 800.
lie was also given an ..automobile rido
around town. On thin occasion ho was
accompanied by "Bob" Baxterand other
Illinois Central omciaia.
For Renl-'Tho. modern 8-room Votaw
house on West Fourth street.
Bkatt & Goodman.
Carl Scott was badly burned whilo at
work at the car ehop Saturday. The
boards covering a barrel, which had
been set In the ground for tho overflow
cf boiling water from tho shop, had bo
come loosened and in stepping upon
them they gave way and Ips foot and
lag reaching nlmetvCo' tho knee was
frnmerged in the boiling water. His
turns were immediately dressed and
hiU they are no wry iWrknis ttwy
wii vWy p1nful(
CLYDE J. WRIGHT.
Tho Socialist Candidate for Govern
or of Nebraska, will speak at Lloyd's
Opera House
Saturday, October 15th,
at 8 P. M.
This man has spumed the golden
glitter of capitalism's offering to
dovoto his life's efforts in defense
of tho serfs and slaves of his ago.
R. Cust, inspector of tho Pacific fruit
express company, spent yesterday in
town.
Tho Enisconal truild will hold a Roeinl
Thursday afternoon at the Gllman roe-
lucnce. ,
Dr. Twlnom was called to tho Jenkins
homo at O'Fallons Sunday by a serious
cuso ot lypnoiu iovor,
During tho past week construction
work lias begun on two new hoitBes in
uio Taylor addition.
Arthur Know and Flovd Passmom
went to Laramie Sunday night to take
uxuminnuons lor conauctor.
Miss Edna Laughlin camo down from
Sutherland ve.sterdav to entur thn mil.
linery department at Tho Leader as an
apprentice.
Wunted A competent girl for gen
oral housework. Mrs. O. H. CressW,
813 West Fourth street.
Miss Lorotto Murphy is teaching in
the Lincoln school this week in tho
piaco oi airs, ijucas wno is on duty on
account of lliitwss.
Irma Huffman, Elhtaboth Hlnman.
Jfcioronco Iddinga and Mario McCabo
spent bunuay in llerahey, making tho
trip on norsuback.
Tho wedding bans of Miss Kate Me
Govern of this city and Will McGrath.
or omaim.wero published at St. Pat
ricks cnurcn sunuay morning.
We are just in receipt of tho largest
vuiiBijjwneni, ot waicuea ever snipped
to North Platte. All mokes; Watharm,
Hamilton, Illinois, Howard and Swiss.
Rev. Ehrhardt, of Sidney, will coft
duct the services at the Enisconal
' church next Sunday.
All the choice books for boys will be
found at Rinker's
The Club Nevita will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. C. A. Lowell on
West Second street.
Mm. n. P. Pnrknr. nf RrtnW Knrimra
! Wyo., is expected next week for a visit
, witn relatives in town.
1 Now Styles Children's Dresses at
Wilcox Department Store.
Mrs. Margaret Burke, who tripped on
a rug last week, and broke her hip, is
improving in a satisfactory manner.
Miss Maud Burgner, who had been
visiting relatives in town for several
days, left Sunday for Lexington.
i Model skirts, the best fitting skirts
mado for the pricn, $1.00 and $1.60.
Wilcox Deit. Store.
Thos. Gilmartin, who has been cm
ployed in the local express office for
Borne time past, has been transferred to
Julesburg,
Mr, nnd Mrs. Bert Nnnerstek left
Sunday night for Omaha where they
will spend n short timo with-friendB
and relatives.
A beautiful line of sparkling Cut
Glass. Exclusive age at for tho cele
brated Libby factory. Clinton, Jew
eler and Optician.
A mnrrinee license was issued Fridav
to Merk II. Dicncr. acred f7. nnd Miss
Bertha Schelde. aged 49, of Denver,
Colo. The couple were married tho same
day by Judge Elder.
Paying cash for yourgroceries is like
a savings bank account, it draws inter
est for you all the time. Try 'us with a
iew o. u. orders, mono wo. BO,
Wilcox Department Store.
"Goodenoueh" is not the term tonn-
nly to the watches we offer to our trade.
They must bo the best the market
affords. Every watch we sell is a Guar
anteed time keeper.
DIXON, Tho Jeweler.
A farewell party was held at the
McGrew home for Alford Humes, Carl
McGrew and Frank Johnson. The even
ing was spent in playing games and re
freshments were served at the close of
the evening.
Mrs. Acnes T. Bovor left vesterdav
for Grand Island, on business connected
with her office aa state organizer. From
mere alio will visit Jodcesatother points
Jn the northern part of the state, ex
pecting to do nbsent several months.
Miss Sarah E. Thompson, of Ham
mond, Ind., has been elected by the
board of education as teacher in the
Lincoln school. Miss Thompson will
have first and second grades, the over
flow of tho rooms now taught by Miss
Blake and Miss Campbell. She will be
gin work Monday.
Mr. and .Mrs. E, S. Davis. Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Ruchannn. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Stamp, Judge and Mrs. J. S.
Hoairlnnd and James Smallwood and
bride will attend the crand lodcro
of the I. 0. 0. F. and the Rebekah
Assembly at Lincoln next week.
An endless varletv of rift books, and
UUDKS ior
Rinker's.
Last Sunday saw two more persons
como into cne leilowsnip of the Presby
lerinn cnurcn on comcssion or their
faith in Christ. Eieht have been so re.
Coived in the last few weeks, and four
by letter. Others are planning, the same
atep. Tho purposo of tho church is to
win sinners to Christ nnd build up saints
in uouuness.
The Pastor.
Running on time for 211 days out of
214 is tho record advanced bv officio)
ot the Burlington railroad for their train
service. lrom tho 1st of March. 1910.
to tho lBt of September, in which this
record had been kent. the fast-mnil.
No. 7, on this line coming from Chicago
has been in Omaha on timo always ex
cept twice in March and once in May
may iK.uee.
For Sale Cheat) A Decker Rms
plnno, also a small cabinet organ Phono
Hi).
children will be found at
A very enjoyable affair
thoK. P. hall last
was held at
Saturday bv the
local lodge of tho Lady Maccabees.
harly in the evening a recoption for
tho now members of tho order and4pter
n shower tendered to Miss BlanchelUrane
whoso marriage will occur next week.
Tho evening was spent in socinl conver
sation and music, and proved very pleas
ant. At the close of the evening light
roiresnmema were served
Wanted Young woman between the
ago ot twenty-ono and thirty to enter
training school for nurses; address sup
enntcnuene, rnysicians and surgeon
uospuni, iNorint'iaite, iNeqr.
Diamond Rings, Signet Rings, Plain
Band Rings, Engraved Rings and Set
Rings that tho sots are guaranteed to
stay in. Uiinton, Jeweler and Optician.
Word received in town Saturday after
noon announced the death at Arapahoe
of Master Harold Den, the seventeen
year old son or Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Den,
of this city. With three companions,
whose nges ranged from fifteen to
twenty-one years, he was engaged in
digging a cavo near that place when
the earth cavo wnv. burvintr tho four
boys. The body of tho Den boy was cov
ered by only two and half feet of dirt
but the depth from which the other
bodies weru removed reached six feet.
There was no one present at the timo
of the accident to aid them and life was
extinct when the bodies were removed
from tho earth. The funeral was held
at Arapahoe yesterday afternoon. At
uio time or mo accident Mr. and
Mrs
Wm. Stone, representing the Rittlnc ' Den wero visiting in Omaha. In their
Aug. Co. of Grand Rapids, Mich., was ' hereavment they havo tho sympathy of
in town mat evening and conferred with 1 14 ,Hr8 numoer oi menus m this city.
uio ouuuing committee or tho Ulks rel
ative to furniture for tho now building.
MIbs Edith Gnntt will bo bridesmaid
at tho marriago of Miss Barbour in
Lincoln Thursday und Rolfe Halllgan
will be one of the ushers. To this
wedding 7C0 invitations have been
issued and COO to the reception,
three houses to bo used for tho latter
purpose.
Telepkflttc 80 for Greceries,
Cull up SO when you want groceries
delivered in good order and of aa good
quapty asjuiough. you made personal
selection. Yo havo a lady in charge of
, telephone 'which insures prompt: m
Itfwvrir, WiliVx DVffertteWt
, , PUORATE NOTICE.
. lu Uio Countr Jonrt of Lincoln county, No
braska. Oct, 11th. 11)10.
In the mauoi or thoesUto ot Robecc
F. V. lllnmtn. dvcei.tpd.
Iotlcti In uorobr Blven. that the creditors
of salil dweasod will moot Mm Administrator
at Bald estate, before Uio Countr Judca of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, at the county
court room In tiald county, on tho 1th day of
lll. not o'clock . nu each day. for tho put
pose of tirenontlnir tliolrclalm for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Six months
aro allowwi for cmlltora to irosut tholr
plaints and ono year for tho Administrator to
iettlo said etato, from .the 10th clay of
Oct.. MU. This notice to bo nublUhwl for
clBtit successive publications In tho North
Platte. Tribune, a semi-weekly nowsnaper
publlshiM In said county prior to Nov. Itli.
JiA Y. CiELiEUirjo'umy'juuW,
SUBURBAN ACREAGE TRACTS
FOR SALE.
Trmtee Tabor has for sale the fol
lowing acreage tracts situated a short
distance east of the city limits. They
are laid out as city blocks and each has
the acreage below given. Each has
the lot number plainly marked oh a
2x4 white stake:
Block No.
9 t
10....
13
14
15
36
Acres
..3.16..
..3.24...
..3.45...
..2.69...
...2.69..
..3.90...
Price
....$250
250
, Z75
225
220
275
Total.... 19.13 $1,495
Will sell blocks separately or will
make a special low price to anyone
who will bay all of the blocks. A
liberal discount allowed for cash, or
will sell with a small payment down
nnd balance in easy payments.
W. E. SHUMAN.
A bisr line of Ladles' and Men's Um
brellas, detachable handles'. Clinton,
Jeweler and Optician.
DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST,
Graduate Northwestern University. L
A ODlce over McDonald State Bank h
CRYSTAL
THEATRE
To-Night
MOVING PICTURES:
"Her Life for Her Love",
"An Affair of Hearts".
VAUDEVILLE:
Elmore & Bartlett. in their
comedy sketch 'The Leading
Lady and the Old Maid.
10 and 15 Cents.
MENTOR
UNIONS
Union Suits are becoming
i- -.i. . r-
mwie )aa wuu our CUS
tomers every year.
Mentor Unions are th
leading brands.
Our, new stock is now in
Let us show you. We are
exclusive, agents in North
lJlatte.
THE LEADER:
J. PIZER.
Homeopathy
Principles
Similea, Similibus, Curantus.
A like remedy will cure a like
disease.
A law immutable, that cannot
change, nnd as true today as
when it first came to light.
truo and tried system that will
bear investigation.
Nature's own treatment where
remedies are paramount.
For out of town patients and
nil those interested: Rooms fur
nished when desired for confine
ment, medical and the necessary
surgical cases. Trained nurse in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical and Surgical PracticioHer
NOTICE OP TAX SALE.
Notico la hereby given that so
much of each tract of laud or town
lot described In this list as may bo
necessary for that purpose, ail lo
catod iu Lincoln Couuty, Nebraska,
will be offerod for aalo at tho coun
ty treasurer's office In North Flatto.
Lincoln County, Nebraska, at pub
lic auction, for tho taxes, interest
and costs thereon, on tho first Mon
day ot November, A. D., 1910, bo-
twecn tho hours of 9 o'clock a. in.
and 4 o'clock p. m. and continued
from day to day as tho law directs.
Tho amounts in tho subjoined list
represent all tho taxes duo on oach
tract of land' or town lot together
with advertising and Interest to
data of salo.
Dated this 1st day ot October,
1910.
RAY C. LANGFOItD,
Co. Treasurer.
North l'latto.
Blk.
Lot. " "
11 and 12 '
11 and 12
-2-3
11 nnd 12
w hf .2 and 3 '
10-11-12
and o hf 5
11 and 12
to 6
to 12
2 to 6
4 to 10
10 to 12"
Lot.
1 to 8
S
6
1
C
8
3 and 4
1 and 2
vacated
vacatod
1
5 -and G
3 and 4
5 and 6
3
S and 6
7 and S
7
7
1 and 2
5 and 6
3 and 4
n hf 1 and 2
s hf 1 and 2
6
2 and 3
1
5 and 6 j
S
8
1 to 4
S
3 and 4
N at 5
3
w hi 6 ' ;
2
3 and 4
S ..
1
8
4 f
5 '
S
n 44 ft 1-2-5
5-6-8
7
1 and 2
9
3
4
7 and 8
2
1-2-3
4
5 and 6
7 aitd 8
3 and 4
2
o 44 ft. G
8
12 and 13
15
n 22 ft of s hf 5
w 40 ft oxcept 22x30
ft in bw qr cor 6
o 44 ft 3
8
6
1
6
o hf 1
w 22 ft
4
5 and G
12
14
6
7 and 8
jW,33 ft
5 and t
1..
3 and 4
8
to 4
1 and 2
and w 33 ft G
G
5
4
8
7,
1 and 2
w 22 ft. 2 and o22
. ft. 3
4
2
w 22 fct3 and o 22
' ft. 4
1 :
I
1
7
5 andC
G
n
2
2
2
4
2
8
4
1 and e S3 ft 2
7 and 8
3
16
19
20
22
24
24
-25
26
27
28
34
38
29
39
40
40
4D
41
44
45
4S
' 48
.51
51
53
56
57
57
57
58
65
65
66
66
67
67
69
73
73
K 74
77
79.
79
81
83
' 83
'83 1
84
.84
85
85
86
87
88
88
88
95
98
100
101
101
102
102
103
103
104
105
106
107
107
112
113
113
114
115 '
115
1116 '
116
117
119
" 122
122
125
126
128
130
134
136
137
141
141
143
143
147
7.147,
149
149
151
. 151
1G1
152
155
158
158
160
. 160
161
165
177
178
188
189
191
and 4
FcnLstoii'K Addition,
and G 6
6
9
and 7 11
11
12
to 8 13
Miller's Addition
v. ' 2
and 2 f ' 5
8
'9
9
10
to 8 11
- 16
10
Am
12 35
1 65
14 65
14 65
16 45
15 46
18 45
1G 95
23 10
10 85
16 9
20 00
35 3b
13 9U
10 85
15 40
1 65
3 27
3 27
3 27
3 27
16 20
13 10
16 95
18 48
10 85
4 35
13 9
4 80
23 10
16 96
10 ii6
18 45
1 65
15 40
19 25
12 35
15 40
27 65
24 60
9 30
13 90
18 50
23 48
2 80
3 17
18 48
13 10
13 10
33 80
20 80
18 50
1 65
9 30
30 76
46 05
15 42
84 35
38 40
30 75
16 95
92 00
107 30
23 10
15 40
. 20 00
13 12
15 42
15 45
38 40
23 10
183 35
. 46 05
76 70
63 76
107 30
18 46
G9 00
4 75
15 40
26 15
30 76
15 40
53 70
12 35
21 55
44 50
21 56
22 30
23 '10
23 10
53 70:
43 .00
61 35
26 15
U 05
G4 40
29 10
23 20
26 15
27 65
46 05
29 20
23 10
4G 65
53 '70
23 20
26 15
46 05
20 50
30 72
15 42
13 78
4 70
10 83
23 10
18 45
14-65
18 45
' Blk.
0
10
11
12
20
22
23
23
24
26
.26
29
' 32 v
32
. 32
33
15
16
27
r , r28
30
31
Uiumaii's 2nd Addition.
and 2
and 4
and 8
and 8
Bank's Addition.
' ' 1
' 2
2
2
Trustee's Addition,
and o hf 2 2
3
3
1-2-4 o hf 5 . 5
to 9 and 12 7
Co. Clerk's Subdivision.
Sec. 32-14-30 lot 2
8-9-n hf 10
n hf part of lot 10
fronting Curtis Ave.
Sec. 33-14-30F
Dillon's Subdivision.
Sec. 33-14-30 lot 10
11 and 12
South Park Add.
to 7
tto 8
lHo 4
to 8
1 and 2
7
7 ana 8
H to 12
1 to 12
1 to 12
1 to 12
23
22
30
42
43
44
46
47
50
51
53
G4
73
74
76
76
77
4
6
7
7
10
10
12
ltlverdalo Addition.
f 4
"y ; 5
0'
7
Plattovlow Subdivision.
r
Brady Island.
6
11 and 12
13 and. 14 6
21 to 24 . 6
5 - 7
6 , , 7
9-10-11 ' . 7
17 ana o 90 ft 18 7
1 and 2 " 10
14 to 16 10
17 and 18 . 10
11 and 12 11
16 . 11
17 11
18 11
14 ' 12
15 and 1G ' 12
2 .to 5 13 '
9 and 10 , . 14
11 and 12 - 14
22 to 24 -14
1 ond 2 15
3 to 6 15
17 and 18 15
9 and 10 10 .
7 and 8 16
1 17
1 and 2 , 18
5 and G 20
Maxwell,
n 40 ft ,1 to 4 22
4- 5 6 23
14 and 15 23
1-2-3 , 24
3 and 4 25
5- 6-7 25
8 26
8 40 ft 1 27
n 52 ft of s 92 ft 1 27
2 27
7 27
Phuncr's Subdivision.
4 to 7 and tract in
- 20x150 ft
16 to 18 and tract, n
20x150 ft
In city of 'Maxwoll
Soc. 22-13-28
pt e bw qr
Hcr8hoy.
9 to
e hf
10
11
11
5
1
2
2
2
"Water Co's. Add. to Horshcy,
ana &
1
G
11 and 12
18 to 21
2nd Add.
3 to 8 and 19
13 to 11
20 to 22
9 to 12
13 and. 18 to 22
1
1
1
1
2
10
10
,7
2
4
8
3
m.
Nortln PlatU Towh Lot Co's.
3 to 5 and 8 to 16 1
lAto 18
b hir 4 and. S
5
14 . and w, 22 it 15
2 and 3
6
T
5 ,
2
2
3
3
5
5
6
7
7
23 10
49 10
23 85
4 70
4 70
4 70
60 65
19 50
16 42
Add.
13 80
15 05
16 60
1 65
2 17
18 50
1 26
1 2G
16 41
8 VS
and 8
and 8
17 and 18
8
0
13 and 14
16 to 18
5 to 8
9
10
3 and 4
3 and 4
x and 3
4
3
1
Abbott's Subdivision.
Gamble's. Addition.
to 18
2
3
4
4
6
A
Sutherland.
2
5
5
6
6
6
6
Olarkson's Subdivision.
no qr Sec 29-14-33
9 15 77
11 10 45
21 6 15
22 and 23 2 80
o 60. ft. of 8330ft 24 14 30
nw qr sec. 29-14-83
Am
36 10
18 60
7 40
3 16
4 35
32 80
24 60
26 38
46 05
5 85
7 00
15 43
1 66
1 65
10 83
15 43
12 40
13 12
13 12
7 80
3 17
20 00
23 10
23 85
1 65
I
4 70
2 80
2 80
11 66
11 83
50
15 45
88
20f 00
4 70.
38 40
14 50
6 46
9 05
8' 20
6 70
2 65
5 00
25
25
25
25
82
82
82
' 82.
82
82
82
V 82
82
82
82
82
57
57
35
82
51
47
97
28
20
95
23
16 70
5 06
2 75
1 72
80
33
33
3 50
56
28
4 08
40
21
3 62
45
28
28
21
' 28
35
9 85
4 25
8 05
17 85
7 88
83
35
7 40
20 20
4 -00
8 85
'.18 12
14 23
1 50
2 00
8 30
7 03
1' 07
11' 45
12 70
..65
65
62
92
88
19 00
703
G 40
.19 00
75
75
12 70
2 63
2 00
8 30
75
11 45
5 73
22 85
38 55
9 32
7 74
18 '55
18 15
