Velvet ! Shopping Bags
Are New This Fall.
We are showing many of the
newest of these beautiful bags at
- $2.00, $3.00, $400, $5.00.
They arc Dressy, Neat and Durable. ,
, Our complete fall line of leather goods are now in
our cases, which include all the newest novelties.
It is time to begin to figure where the best place
is to make holiday purchases. It is a pleasure to show
you and we assure you that a call will mean no obliga
tion to buy. . .
D1X0N, The Jeweler,
U. P. Watch Inspector.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Will Bnlctock left Sunday night for
a few days visit in Denver.
Miss Marie Brodbeck spent Sunday
with friends in Hershey.
James Baker went to Omaha Sunday
to atteud the Ak-Sar-Ppn.
Misses Howe and Hnyden, of Wal
lace, are visitors in town.
Dr. D. T. Quigley made n profession
al visit to Cozud Sunday.
For Sale Practically now hard coal
heater. Mrs. Ella Huxoll.
Mrs. W. J. Landgraf and Mrs. Love
were visitors in Omaha Shnday.
' Walter O'Connell spent Sunday at
ihn Wnmnrf. Vinmn in Kearnov.
Attorney J, G. Beeler is transacting
business in umana mis wcck.
Miss Albina Hahler is visiting friends
in Omaha, having left yesterday.
Clark LeDovt is amonfc the North
PlatteviHitorain?Pmaha-thiaweek.4
Mrs. C. Willerton left yesterday for
a visit with friends at Oxford, Neb.
Miss Winnie Richards returned Sun
day from a two weoks .visit in Lincoln.
Mrs. Will Whitlock will leave today
for Omaha to remain a week or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lonergan ieavo to
morrow for a few days visit in Omaha.
The Episcopal guild will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. P.
J. Gilman.
Perry Sitton, of Omaha, spent yes
terday with his daughter Mrs. Clark
Buchanan.
Mrs. C. P. Martin has .returned from
a two weeks' visit with' relatives in
Wallace. ,
The Mothers' Club will lo tho guests
of Mrs. P. M. Sorenson - tomorrow af
ternoon. Mrs. W. E. Starr returned Sunday
night from a month's visit with rela
tives in Iowa.
Mrs. D. D. McNeel and daughter left
yesterday for a week's visiC with
friends in Omaha.
For Sale No. 35 Riverside Heater,
used only ono season. Price $25.00. Sec
G. S. Huffman.
Mrs. Thca Rash of Denver arrived
yestcrdad morning to visit w'ith. her
friend Miss Flo Johnson.
Mrs.' S. R. Derrebcrry returned Sun
doy evening from Kearney, where she
spenr a week with relatives. ,
A boy baby was bbrn to Mr. and Mrs
Matt Stuart, of Grand Island, at thjs
P. and S. hospital Sunday. "
J. II. Stafford, general storekeeper
for the. Union Pacific, transacted busi
ness in town yesterday and today.
F. E. Bullard returned yesterday
from Willow Springs, Mo., where ho
spent two weeks on his fruit farm.
Mrs. Fred Rasmussen and children
of Hershey came dywn last night for a
few days visit at the Martini home.
MiBs Genevieve Ottenstein has ac
copto d the position of assistant book:
kefipexjmithejofilcef'iWrJWrBirgti.- '
Harry Fleishman went to' Kansas
City Saturday evening to meet Mrs.
Fleishman, who is on her way home
from a month's visit in the east.
The Girls Friendly Society will meet
this evening with Miss Jane Cushing at
the homo of her sister Mrs. Dorr Tar
kington? ,
Dressmaker will go out by the day.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Address 421
West Eighth St. 6C2
t
E. L. Garrison, of Dickens, spent
yesterday in town visiting hls1a'augtile!r
rem anu teic last mgnt on . a (justness
trip to Walker, Iowa.
One day last week 500 head of cattle
in one shipment came down the north
river branch, having been loaded at
Hutchinson and Oshkpsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Struthers, of
Douglas, Ariz., who were called here
by the death of Mrs. Struther's broth
er, the lato D. A; Brown, and have
sincp visited with old friends intend to
leave for home Sunday morning.
V
No Business
No Hope,
T,he Man without a Bank Ac
count', is a Man without a Busi
ness. A man without a Business is a
Man without Hope.
You can start your account
with The Platte Valley State Bank
with any sum from One Dollar
up, You can add to it as often
as you are able to do so.
In this way you will be able to
save, as well as earn, and in time
be in a position to enter business
for yourself.
Start your account in October.
THE Platte Valley State Bank,
North Platte, Nebraska.
Rev. Clms. Chapman held services in
Ogalalln Sunday evening.
Yesterday being Jewish Atonement
day The Leader observed same by
closing.
Mrs, George Hatfield loft Saturday
for Paxton to visit for n Week or
longer.
Jim Martin went to Omaha Sunday'
to spend a few days combining business
and pleasure.
Joo Baker returned Saturday evening
from Kansas City where he spent tho
last threo months.
Chas. Tigho loft Sunday evening for
Omaha to mingle with tho sightseeers
during Aksarbon week.
Will Patterson, of Kimball, spent tho
la.st of tho week in town on business
and left Saturday nfternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. O. B. Frazier went to
Cheyenne Saturday evening to visit
their daughter Mrs. Charles Hofftnc.
Miss Elizabeth Quigley, of Chicago,
left for home on tho morning train Sat
urday after visiting Dr, and Mrs. D. T,
Quigley.
Miss Josie O'Harc, who is visiting in
Chicago where she went as a delegate
for tho local Foresters, will arrive homo
Friday.
Rev. Johnson, of Lexington, came
up Sunday evening to visit Kcv.
McDaid. ' He has been assigned hero ns
assistant priest.
John B. Murphy.and daughter Loretta
ore expected home this week from o
month's visit in cities of Pennsylvania
and Illinois.
Wnllaco Baskins, of Gandy, spont
Saturday and Sunday in town with his
boys Robert and William, who are at
tending the local school.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hofhine, of
Cheyenne, who wero visiting tho lattcr's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Frazier,
relumed homo Saturday evening.
Miss Elda Waters, Deputy County
Clerk of Keith county, visited Miss
Kathleen Flynn yesterday while enrouto
to Don6phan to spend a week or longer.
Bert Rodgers left yesterday morning
for eastern points to spend several
weeks with relatives. John Monroe
will substitute in nis placo during his
absence.
Mrs. Ray Cummings entertained a
forty ladies in n very enjoyable
manner Friday afternoon. A dainty
two course lunch was served at tho
close. ' .
Undertaker W. R. Maloney went to
Maxwell Saturday to take charge of
the body of the, lato Steven Frazier
who was. killed Sunday by Lewis
Jensen.
For Sale Lots Band C, block 75, with
four room house; located on west
Eighth St Inquire of Major Walker.
Claudo Mecomber resigned his posi
tion in the Stono Drug Store Saturday
evening and will leave shortly for Dea
Moines, la., to tako up his studies in
pharmacy.
Dr. E. Stewart, of Fremont, who
spont the week end in town inspecting
stallions for the State Veterinory Board
and visiting with Dr. Pritchnrd, left
Saturday jmorning.
Mrs. Andy Struthers, of Douglas,
Ariz., who has been tho guest of rela
tives and friends in town for some time,
left yesterday for May wood to visit
friends for a week or longer.
Dr. Simonson, of Lexington, who
spend several days hero last week on
votnnery work left Friday night. His
wife and son came up Friday morning
and spent the day with him here.
Wanted A housekeeper in a family
of four, all adults. Address Homer N.
Rodgers, Moorofield, Neb,
Messrs. Guy Reese, of Plattsmouth,
Carl Bonner and Misses Adeline Woods
and Florence Stamp formed an auto
party to Hershey Saturday where they
took supper and Bpenttho evening with
friends.
W. H, Barton, former editor of the
Lincoln County Journal, who of late
has resided in Maywood and mnnaged
the Maywood Eagle Reporter, has been
spending several days in town on busi
ness.
Leonard B. Dick purchased tho Rol
land Batio homo on W. Cth St Satur
day for a consideration of $3,500 and
took possession at once. Mr. and Mrs.
Batio will occupy tho house vacated by
Mr. Dick.
James Jensen went to Omaha yes
terday to spend a few days at Aksar
ben and drive up tho now five passen
ger Bulck 21 which was purchased
there last week by John Devis and will
bo used for liver purposes.
Ed Ogior resigned his position with
the Standard Oil Co. Saturday.' Mr.
Ogier has been associated with this
company for seven years past but in
tho fnture will dovote his time to auto
livery and tho management of the
sprinkler.
What the difference in the Policy?
Two policies of insurance may be word
ed exactly alike and yet there will be
a vast difference in the settlement that
will be made when you have a loss.
The best policy is the one written by a
reliable company, such as are written
by C. F. Temple. Get the best, it
costs ho more.
School! Sweaters
Nothing makes ns practical nnd
comfortable n garment for school
wcarjos a nice sweater. We
are showing n Inrgo variety of
styles nt
50 Cents and up.
Wilcox
Department Store
to
The Big Harness Sale
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 price, To buy now
means to save money but you must
hurry, for the sale lasts but a short time;
P. Forstedt,
Locust Street.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Tho rosidents of .Wallace havo per
fected an organization which has in
viow thq promoting of a farmers' in
stitute that will ombraco many of tho
features of a county fair.
Miss Lizzie Meyers was tendored a
surprise party Saturday evening by a
number of her young friends at tho
hpmo of her aunt Mrs. Call Brodbeck.
Intaresting games wero played and a
nice- lunch served."
Myrtle and Vicinity.
Dr. A. McNicol and family, of Joilet,
111., visited tho Doctor's parents tho
first of tho week. The doctor who
grow to manhood in this locality, is on
his way to Lebanon, Ore., where ho
recently located.
Charlio Gumbrol is building a co
men t milkhouse.
Z. A. Russell shipped two cars of
cattle to Omaha Monday.
It is reported that Jas. Abbott Iibb
invested in an automobile.
Prank Morrtn is ' working for Wm.
Bickleyi,-.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Glcason enter
tained tho latter's" father from north
western Kansas last week.
Roy Ross will build a new house this
fall.
STRAIN TOO GREAT.
Hundreds of North Platte Readers
Find Daily Toil a Burden.
Tho hustle and worry of business
men,
Tho hard work and stooping of work
men.
Tho womun's household cares,
Are too great a strain on tho kidneys'
Backache, headache, sideacho,
Kidney troubles, uninary troubles
follow,
A North Platto citizen tolls you how
to euro them all.
Hans Johnson, 814 Walnut St., North
Platte, Neb., says: "For a numbor of
years 1 was troubled with kidney com
plaint, due to heavy work in tho black
smith shops. I havo frequently taken
Doan's Kidney Pills procured from Mc
Donell & Graves' drug store, and their
use is all that is necessary to rid mo of
backacho, lameness andother disorders
arisingfrom tho kidneys. I recom
mend Doan's Kidney Pills bb u remedy
of merit that all kidney sufferers
should try,"
For Salo by all dealers. Price GOc.
Fostor-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.,
solo agents for the United States,
Remember tho nomo- Doan's -anti
tako no other.
Olfico phono 211. Res. phono 217
L. C . DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Plntto, - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank 'Building.
Go to
SORENSON'S
FOR
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Pictnrc Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty.
Shop 107 East Fifth. X
Closing out Sale
Of New and Second
Hand Goods. . . . .
As I expect to quit busiriess
in a few weeks I will sell both
new Second-Hand Goods at
Less Than Cost.
Come in and make your so-
ectioh'.
ECHELBERRY'S
New and Second-Hand Store
Corner Cth and Locust Strcots.
Suits All Classes.
The clirars wo mako and soli suits all
classes of men. Wo havo several
brands of nickol cigars which are pro
nounced n superior nrticlo by smokcm
of good judgment For tho man who
wants a finer cigar, wo havo tho ton
contors, which arc as good a cigar as
you can buy anywhere. Thora are men
in North I'latto who havo smokcu our
cigars for over .twenty-flvo years and
are satisfied. That tells tho story of
tho quality.
.1. F. SCHMALZRIET),
To Mary Dcats, owner of ldt 4, block
107.
Tho owners of property on tho east
side of Cottonwood street, botwepn 3rd
anu znu street, are hereby notlllcu that
tho Mayor anu council or. tho uty or
North Platte, Lincolp county, Nebraska,
passed and approved an ordinance on
uiu uiu uuy uj. Qujiuuinuur, ivu uruur
ing a sidewalk adjoining their said
premises, to be constructed as to line
and grado, and of permanent material,
aB provided in the treneral ordinances
Mil . . . 1 - ' . . .
oi tno city, regulating tno construction
of sidcwalkH i n said city, passed and
annrovcu on me zist uav oi June. louu.
Unless said walk is constructed by
you along tho west side of lot 4, block
1 f. 7 mirnnfl litr linn (n (i nnn win n n.i i ! i 1
said ordinances, on or before the 2nd
day of November, 1911, tho samo will
bo constructed by said citv and tho
costs assessed upon the said lot owned
by you adjoining which the samo shn
be constructed. CllAS. F. Temple.
Seal City Clerk
To Joseph II. Cunningham, owner of
lot 4. block 137
Tho ownors of property on tho east
sido of Cottonwood street, between Cth
and 4th streets, are hereby notified that
tho Mayor nnd Council of tho City of
North Platto, Lincoln county, Nebraska,
passed and approved an ordinance on
the 20th day of September. 1011. order
ing a sidewalk adjoining their snld
premises, to bo constructed as to line
and crrado. and of permanent material.
as provided in tho general ordinances of
said city, regulating tho construction of
slucwalKB in sum city, passed and np
proved on tho 21st day of Juno 1900.
Unless said walk is constructed by
you alonir the west side of lot 4. block
137, owned by you, in aecordanco with
said ordinances, on or before the 2nd
day of November, 1911, tho samo will
bo constructed by tho city and the costs
assessed upon tho said lot owned by
you adjoining which tho same shall be
constructed. uiias. r. temple,
Seal City Clerk
Elizabeth Kaar Lanustan,
Teacher of Voice Culture
At Rlnrkcr'a Mtiile and Art Storo
on Thuridayi.
ikhANihniknithikM
A. J. AMES. MAKIE AMES. X
K 6
j Doctors Ames & Ames, a
i; Physicians and Surgeons,
15 nfllrfi nvflr fltnnn rinitr f!n.
PI, ) Officio 273
Phones KleBt(enca 273
WILLIS J. R&DFIELD, M.D
Surgeon, Physician, Consultant,
Office Physicians and Surgeons Hospita
Phones : Offico 042, Residonco C44,
DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST,
Graduate Northwcstorn Univorsitv.
Onico ovor McDonald State Bank r
GEO. D. DENT, J
Physician and Surgcoa,
Offico ovor McDonnld Bank.
gSSi
JOE B. REDFIELD, M, D.
rnysician ana surgeon.
Specialty! SKIN DISEASES.
Day and night calls promptly answered
unico a, iiospitai. mono u4z.
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Homeopathic Physician nnd Surgeon
HpocUl attention clvon tn confine
ments mhI clilHlrcn'a diseases,
Onico Phono 1B3 Itoa. l'hona283
Onico McDonald Stato Hank Illd'e
Jog-along Transfer Co.
c. ir. bawyeu, Man.
Hack nnd Heavy Draying of all Kinds.
Piano moving a specialty. Up-to-date
1911 piano truck. Office hours 8 a. m.
to o p. m. uiiico wltn i'ostarlolograph
uiuce puone zvi, iicsiucnco libl
Send Us Your Shipments of
Grain and Hay
We pay tho ton market. Three cou.
pons free with returns on each car of
hay you ship us to handle for your ac
count. Fifteen coupons and $3.G0 in
casn win secure tor your nnmo an ele
gant 42-Piece Royal Blue Dinner
Set worth $10.00.
Consign your hay to us and ploaso
tho ladies and also get a good price for
your hay.
Our Motto: Fair treatment and
prompt remittances.
Sample of tho quality of these dishes
can bo seen at tho office of tho Semi
Weokly Tribune.
The F. C. Ayres Mer. Co,,
20th and Wazco Streets,
Denver, Colorado.
