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Hie Bride and Groom will Remember you
with a great deal of pleas
ure, if you select n gift of
utility and beauty. Wo
have made it a real study
to offer suggestions to pros
pective gift givers in order
that thev may select some
thing that will be highly
appreciated.
Different things appeal to
different people so that a
knowledge of the person to
whom you are about to give
is necessary. It will bo a
pleasure for us to show you
a number of different artic
les which wo have in stock
at a large range of prices.
An appreciated gift by no
means" signifies an expen
sive gift as you will learn
from a visit in our estab
lishment. Hero are a few
suggestions.
Rich American Cut Glass
Sterling Silver, the New Mont
ccllo Pattern
Karmack Brass
Mantle Clocks.
DIXON, Jeweler and Optician,
U. P. Watch Inspector.
t Local Melange
Mrs. Geo. Austin spent Wednesday
in Grand Islsnd.
Lawrence Fryo has been seriously ill
for several days past.
Mrs. W. D. Waldo went to Grand
Island yesterday morning.
Gus Buchfinch went to Omaha Wed
nesday to spend a few days.
Mrs. Claude Delaney of North Port is
Visiting local friends this week.
Attorney W. V. Hoagland went to
alunoy on legal business yesterday
Floyd Breternitz went to Gandy yes-
. tcrclay to organize a Yeoman lodge.
W. W. Burr returned Wednesday
from a two weeks visit in Edgemont, S.
D.
Miss Merrit of Sutherland will spend
the week end with Misses Roxy andlza
Murphy.
Tom Watta camo home Wednesday:
evening from a three weeks stay in
Canada.
Harry Brodbeck camo homo Wednes
day from a week's visit- in Sidney and
Cheyenne.
Will Hendy and father came home
Wednesday evening from a business trip
to Kearney.
Miss Maymo Johnson went to Brady
ycHteruay morning to visit relatives
lnuoimiteiy.
Georco Zentmever returned Wednes
day from Schylcr, where ho attended the
tunerai of his father.
The stork denosited a babv erirl at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Royer
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. James Morrow js.cnjoying a visit
from her mother Mrs J; Rittgcrs of
Indiana.
Mrs. A. S. Coatcs and children went
to Sutherland yesterday to spend a week
with relatives.
, Dr. Brock, Dentist, oVer First
. National Bank.
Mrs. Fred Smith, who had been tak
ing treatment at the P. & S,. hospital
, returned homo today.
John Mellcn traveling freight ngent
, for Chicago & Northwestern transacted
uusmess nero yesieruay.
Mrs. Arthur Howard and sons have
returned from a short visit in Lodge
polo with relatives.
Miss Emma Allen of Omaha returned
home this morning after visiting Mrs
Frank Buchanan for a week.
Mrs. Tayler, of Council Bluffs, nr
rived Wednesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Leon for a fortnight or longer.
C. F. Tracy came homo this morning
from Cheyenne nfter spending a week
there on business with tho B. of L. E.
Tho mnrriago of a well known young
contractor and an equally Well known
young lady will take place in tho course
or two WC0KB.
W. L. Richards returned Wednesday
evening from Cheyenne whero ho went
on tne interests ot tho JJ. of L. E.
Mrs Henry Coates returned to Suther
land yesterday after spending two weeks
with horsonfA. S. Coates and family.
1 Mrs. H. C. Andorson, of Ogalalla, has
recovered from on operation at tho P.
& S. Hospital and went home yesterday.
For Salc-LQts 5 and C, block 75, with
four room house; located on west
Eighth St. Inquire of Major Walker.
Tom Marcott and Ed Murphy, of
Brady, nrrived hero too Into to join tho
Booster's excursion and returned that
evening.
E. F. Stowert, of Fremont, and Dr.
Simson of Lexington, aro spending a
few days In town with Dr. Pritchard
inspecting horses, ,
Dnvo Fredericks will leavo shortly for
Ogd(n to tako treatment for rheu
matism. Mrs. Dye, of Salinn, Kans., is ex
pected soon to visit her dauchter Mrs.
Will Moloney.
Julius Pizor and daughter Mayme
will spend tho remainder of tho week in
Hastings with relatives.
James Keofo, of Sioux City, is visit
ing his son, Attorney James Keefe of
this city, having arrived yesterday.
Austin, tho fivo'ycar old son of Mr.
Mrs. Ray Snyder, wns run over Wed
nesday eyenine bv a havrack and had
his toes broken.
For Sale Second-hand koirs and
barrels at Star Bottling Works.
Lewis Highsneider who was nmoncr tho
machinists dismissed hero recently and
has since been working ip Chicago, is
now employed in Omaha.
Bert Millner. formerly emnlbvod in
the Western Union office hero nrrived
this morning from Iowu to visit friends
a few days.
The eastorn. fmancinl Journals nrn-
dict that Julius Krutchsnitt will, suc
ceed Judge Lovett ns president of the
combined Harriman lines.
Robert Royer and son El ridge went
to Brady Wednesday where ;tho latter
will remain with his grandmother
Mrs. Anderson for two weeks.
Dressmaking nnd remodeling u spec
alty. 118 W. Gtli. 04-3.
Twelve lady members of the Baptist
church left yesterday morning for
Maxwell to organize a missionary Rn.
ciety nnd gave a cantata last night.
Weather Forecast Increasing elmnll.
ness with probable showers tnntrrht nmi
Saturday. Maximum temperature
yesterday 84; a year ago 82. Minimum
temperature yesterday EG: a vear atro
47. "
Mr. and Mrs. Martin, of Denvnr. whn
attended the trial at Sidnoy the first of
tho week in which their son Harry wns
acquitted of tho charge of the death of
the late George Brownell, and since
visited friends in town, went home
Wednesday afternoon.
For Rent 2 nice front mnms fur.
nished for light housekeeping. Inquire
at 720 West 2nd St.
In the semi finals of tho tennis tour
nament between Richmond Birgo nnd
win uttcn. tho atter won 2 nta nf
singles out of three played and in the
nnais of tho singles Otten won three
straight sets out of fivo from Mill ntrn
Bullard.
The big Burllncton shons.
lock, near Lincoln, went on nWf
time Inst week. Tho men put in thirty
'urs inSt week, nnd worked twenty-seven
hours this week.
this condition will lastis not known. Tho
explanation given is light traffic on tho
road.
. Stamp-Kesler WefHiaf .
Last evening nt the homo of her
! parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. II. Stnmm
Miss Fern Stamp became tho brido of
William Ross Kesler. of Omaha. Rev.
Geo. F. Williams pronounced tho
words which united in marriage these
two popular young people.
Tho house was prettily decorated in
pink nnd whito flowres and colored can-
Ulenbra. Thirty relatives and immed
iate friends witnessed tho ccrcmonv
which was marked by its simplicity nnd
imprcssivencss. It took nlaco nmoncr a
bank of ferns. Mendleshon's wedding
march was played on cor.net and piano
by Mr. nnd Mrs. Enrl Stamp.
Tho bride wore n rich trown of whito
marquissetto over whito satin with
trimmings of smnll sntin roso buds.
silver threads nnd heavy lnce, made
entrain. Her voil wns held In nlnen hv
a cluster or Lillies of tho Vnlloy nnd
she enrried a huge boquet of Lillies of
tho Valley nnd whito roses. Sho wns
unattended.
Following tho ceremonv and enncrrnt-
ulations n buffet lunch was ' served.
Tho color scheme of pink, whito nnd
green wns carried out in tho refresh
ments.
The display of rare nnd 'costlv wnd-
ding gifts wan dazzling.
Mrs. Kesler is n North Platto pro
duct, having resided hero nil her life.
nnd nfter graduating with high honors
from tho local school was engaged ns
one of tho city touchers for a number
of years. Of a bright mind nnd sunny
disposition she gained nnd hold tho
friendship of youncr nnd old nllko and
possesses tho necessary qualities for nn
meni nome maker. Tho groom was
formerly employed in the Western
Union office in this city, but for a year
pnst has held a lucrutivc position in
Omaha. He is n spendid voumr mnn
nnd very popular with all who know
him. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kesler left at mid
night for Omnha whero thev will bo nt
homo to their friends nt 2G42 Capital
Ave., after Nov. 1st.
KEEPING DENTAL BILLS LOW
Economic Man Will Watch Hla TeetH
Carefully and Keep, Hla Teth
Well Cleansed.
Y. M. C. A. Opening.
The formal opening of tho Y. M. C.
A. is set for October 6th, Gth and 7th.
On the evening of Octocer Gth there
will be n literary and musical entertain
ment. On tho Gth J. P. Bailey, of
Omaha, will give one of his lectures.
Mr. Bailey is the state secretary of the
Y. M. C. A. and is ono of tho best
speakers on tho Americnn plntform.
On the 7th tho program will bo informnl.
Refreshments will bo served. Tho
admission is ono dollar and each ticket
is good for tho three evenings' of
entertainment, "
During tho: past two months the
rooms Have been 'remodulod
in fine shape. If anv men In Nnrtfc'
Platte have pot seen tho loby and en
joyed its cheerful and welcome arrange
ment, they should plan to pay it a visit
Tho public reading room contains
checkers nnd chss tables, also a good
stock of up-to-date magazines and daily
papers.
In thoso day when prices nro hlga
nn nearly ovory artlclo that wo buj
it, becomes nocessnry to watch close
Jy tho money that wo Bpond, that w
may got tho greatest vnluo in return,
nnd nowhere will oystemntlo enro re
pay us bettor than tho manner in
which wo look aftor our tooth.
Ho Is nn economical man who early
determines not to Ipso a slnglo tooth
Tho henlth ronorts olonrlv riomnn.
strntq that perfect mastication la not
possible with dlsoasnd tooth.
Wo nlso know that nrtlflcial teeth.
oven nt their boBt, nro poor substi
tules for tho natural ono8. Without
perfect mastication of food, wn utiffoi
In comfort nnd in honlth. Monoy spont
on tho teeth proves real oconomy In
tno saving or foos paid to tho physi
cian. In having our teeth attended to, wo
should hnvo in mind tho beet that can
bo aftordod. It is almost hotter to
do without dental work than to run
tho risk of ruining tho teeth with
cheap work. Wo cannot buy good
silk for Bovcn cents a yard, and tho
enmo mlo holds true in overy busi
ness. After tho initial expense ot
p)nclng tho teeth in good condition,
wo should endeavor to keep them that
Way. To do thin. It In nnronnnrv tn
keep tho tooth well cleansed and avoid
any oxccsslvo strain upon thorn. If
ovory ono understood tho vnluo of reg
ular visits to tho dontlst, ovory six
months or oftonor, dental bills Would
bo much lower than they aro, Tho
rapidity with which tooth decay is np
palling. Tho dentist, by tho nld ot
his instruments, is nblo to detect de
cay whero it is entirely unknown to
tho patient. By this enrly discovory
tho dontlst is often rumbled to InRort
n small filling at a minimum ot pain.
timo and cost. Best of all, tho small
lining will outlast n dozen largo ones
Parents enn oconomizo in tho care
of their children's teeth bv tnldnc
thorn to tho dentist nt tho ago of two
to havo tho tooth oxamined. Tho first
sot of teoth should not bo allowed to
decay, but should bo rotuined in good
condition until tho next sot or teoth
is ready to tnko its placo. In this way
the child will bo saved, pain, it will
op ablo to thoroughly masticate Its
pod and moat important ot nil, the
risk ot Irregular tooth will bo largely
jo voided. Remember that ono dollar
spent in tno mouth or a chim Is worth
nvo spent in after mo.
, Finally, romnmhnr thnt nrtnrnnl
Vlfrilanco Is tho nricn of ?ond tnntYi
If yQU notlco anything wrong do not
necloct KOllltr to tho dentist nt nnrn.
By so doing you will not only save
' yourself much troublo, but also mucn
exponso.
-l(Copyright, Western Nowspapor Union.)
DANGER IN' DECAYED TEETH
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Because the People Do Not Recognize
4. inis Few Have Needed Dental
Work Done.
Lutheran Announcement.
Special events for October:
First Next Sundav. Rnllv Rnrvtoon in
the Sunday school. Every ono from
tho cradle roll to the home department
desired present.
, Fifth-Aid society nt Mrs. H. M
Bird's.
Tenth to Fifteenth-Mission conven
tion nnd Nebraska synod at Omaha.
Nineteenth Tho annual supper nnd
bazaar.
Twcnty-ninth Tho holy communion.
Tho hour of tho ovening services un
til April will be 7:30. Tub Pastoh.
Doing: Some Business.
Mr. E. P. Leonard, examiner for tho
Nobraska Central Building & Lonn
Association of Lincoln, Nebraskn, was
in tho city yesterday nnd exnmined and
approveu $11,500 of loans for C.
F. Tcmplo their district airent
When you think of this amount of
outsido capital coming into our city to
neip improve and beautify, by assisting
in building now homes, wo rcnllzn what
good nn institution of this kind is doing
us.
Hnrvest
Leavo your orders for milk nr rvnm
- w wa
at the Enterprise Bakorv. nnw enni imt.
ed by the Doolittlo Produce Co.
The marriage of Miss Mario TVMn
and Myron Withnm of Denver will tnlrn
placo in that city on Wednesday, Oct.
Huu miss loom resided hero for a
number of years and has manv frinndn
among tho local people who wish her
I have some excellent bargains in
city property on terms to suit. See me
at once. C. F. Tomnl.
The Indlontlnno nivk flint . 1 w. ..!... I. 1 1
1 1 ,11 - VI.HI MIU IIIIV nun
bonds win enrrv hv n nvrr,. -!...
The friends of tho proposition want to
remember, hnwnvar tlm i
w.uv wlu ,uv fu.
quires a three-fifths voto in favor of
mo uonus. iney should not permit tho
proposition to fail by their failure to
vote. Remember that tho election
uctura on vveunesuay, Uctobcr4th.
Keith Bookings.
Oct, 30th Tho Campus.
Oct. 31st Tho Virginian.
Nov. 17th -Under Tho
Moon.
Nov, 9th The Rosary.
Nov. 24th and 25th-Franklin Stock
Nov. 20th-Tim Murphy Co.
uqc. I5th-Bnyes & Norworth in
kittle Miss Fix It
Dec. 19th Nowlyweds.
Dec. 27th-Brewstera Millions.
City Hall Site.
Tho action of the council at its Inst
meeting, Indicating the location of tho
City Hall nt some point on Locust be
tween Fourth nnd Sixth Streets, hns
jiiei wun general approval.
This embraces soven available sites
and will no doubt oxcito some competl-
uon oeiween tno owners of tho different
sites when tho bonda aro enrried nnd
tno city is rendy to buy.
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Public
worship nt 11 o'clock. Endenver at
7:80. Please noto the chnngo in tho
hours. The pastor will bo In his pulpit
in considering tho caro of tho tooth,
incro is no Bubject ot grontor im
portance than the need of rinntnl ton.
Ice. In Chicago somo examinations ot
jne tooth or school children havo bnnn
mado and so far 07 per cont of tho
cnunron examined nro in need of don-
.tnl sorvico.
Dr. William A. Evans. nx.cnmtnia.
Blonor of health of Chicago, in talking
ot tno examination, says: "Tho major
harm is from thoso decayed tootli bo
ing harbingers of bacteria that slowly
poison, nnu ns a result of that nn nnn,
ing thoro Is in many instance nnln rirn
mont or tho neighboring glands, and
inoso ginnus stand as vicarious sac
rifices protecting tho remnlndor of the
body from tho invndlng poison. And
thero is naturo's routo . . . h
which tho poison finds its way into thQ
interior or tho body. It is relatively
eaBy (for anyono) to boo how teeth de
cay, and how accumulation of filth
takes nlaco In thoso decavnd tooth it
is not difficult to boo thoso enlarged
ginnus ... hut It Is far moro dif
ficult to understand why tho child It
pnlo and nnoinlc. Absorption is tak.
ing place from theBo affected areas
and tho Influence ot that absorption is
felt not only in tho neighboring glandH,
but also in this group of physical con
dltlons that nro far removed and the
relation of which is difficult to under.
otand. It is not only difficult fot
tho medical mon to understand this,
but it is far moro diillcult for tho fam
ily to understand it"
It is n well-known fact that only o
small per cont or tho peoplo of thq
Unitod Stntoa havo tho dental worH
dono that tho good of their physical
and montnl woll-bolng domands. The
percentage has been variously stated
ob from four to ton por cont. That la
immaterial. Wo know it 1b low; we
know that if all tho dental work which
should be dono at onco wero to btf j
presented to tho members of tho den;
tnl profoaslon tomorrow, five times th
number or dentists now In practlc
could not caro for It properly.
Tho lack ot knowlcdgo concernln
tho ovhb or neglect 1b largely rospon
Biblo ror this condition. The mem
bors ot the medical and dontnl rirn
fosslon know only too well tho tnr
rlble liavoo of decay, but tho people
who should bo most Interested in it
tho possessors of uncloan, unsanitary
mouths, do not know anything aboul
It and do not manifest tho Interest
they should.
(Copyright, Weiitorn Newapapor Union.)
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Men who aro always fearful of mak
inir bltr foolH of thntnsrilvnn
lngly imawaro that tho trnnflforraatioB
nan boon offected by naturo lone bo
fore they ovon thought themsolvej
cnpablo of making tho vory thing tboj j
FaSS Fashions.
F'ASHIONS change as regularly as the seasons, With
I theadvent of Autumn you find yourself looking
wistfully at the new fashions and styles in suits and
overcoats now being displayed. Some men who have
always worn -"rcady-mades" long .to have their next
suits or overcoats "tailor-made," but hesitate because
fancied idea that the cost is greater. Not so.
Li Kahn Tailored Clothes
made to your individual measurements, with every
stich needled with you in mind; with attention to the
little but important details that are often neglected in
ready-made garments, cost no more than clothes-pulled
from-the-pile. 500 pure wool paterns to select from.
Let us show you our offerings before you place
your order.
$20 TO $45.
Edw. Burke, Agent,
Room 9, New Waltemath Bldg, North Pla'tte.
School Sweaters.
Nothing makes ns practical and
comfortable a garment for school
wear as a nice sweater. We
are showing a largo variety of
styles'nt
50 Cents and up.
Wilcox
Department Store
Is drawing to a-close, only a few days
more in which to purchase Harness of
all kinds, Saddles, Bridles, Collars,
Blankets and Hardware at the big re
duction in price. These goods are being
sold at from ten to twenty-five per cent
below the usual Jprice, ,To buy now
means to save money but you must
hurry, for the sale lasts but a short time.
P. Fofstedt,
Locust Street.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
v uuin services. UEO. l WILLIAMS.
urn so ioarnu or.
