GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY,
The Holidays
will soon be hfcresand we are, better pre
pared than ever to serve, yovu
. Each case will be resplendent with
new roods. We wish to particularly
inform lyou with the advantages we are
offering o.ijr patrons.
The best goods the market affords at
the lowest possible prices.
DIXO
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THE JEWELER.
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Graduate Dcnlisl. S
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Stato Bank.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Cut glass that out sparkles any othor
at Dixon's.
Frank Wilson was called to Omaha
Sunday by the illness of a relative.
Mrs. Ed Ogier has returned from'
Wallace where she spent a ween wun
' friends.
Mrs. FredW. Miller and daughter, of
Fremont, is visiting her mother Mrs. J.
D. Cox.
Tho Christian Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Welsch,
,209 E. 2nd.
Miss Mary Vincenthns returned from
Gothenburg where she was called to
urse a patient.- . " .i
- Miss Marie Patterson, formerly of
this city but lato of Grand Island, is
expected today to visit town friends. .
Does your jewelry need repair. Our
jewelry repair department will give
you the best of service,
Dixon, The Jeweler.
Mrs. Arthur Hoagland, who was a
patient at St Luko's hospital last
week, has recovered and returned home.
M..ii fW fn Wpntnnfnld. Rnlnh Al.
den and Don Clabaugh wU bo added
to tho Crystal theatre orchestra this
. week.
Attorney Jnmes Mothersald returned
. yesterday from Wallace where he spent
tho past three days with the home
folks. t
County Commissioners C. Walters
and A. F. Streitz will leave today for
Omaha to transact business for a few
days. , ' )
The Hustlera will give one of their
bi-monthly dancing parties at the
Masonic hall on Friday evening of this
week.
Wanted A good girl for general
hdusework. Inquire of Mrs. Wm Cun
ningham, East Front St,
Mrs. Fred Ericsson and mother Mrs.
Olof Johnson came up from Gaslin
yesterday and left this morning for Hot
Springs, S. D., whore Mrs. Johnsop
will take treatment
Greatest line of Moore's and Water
man's non-leakable. Fountain Pens from
$2.00 up. We personally guarantee
' every pen. Rincker's Book Stoke.
Mr. and Mrs. 'P. J. Gilman recieved
word from the New York Missionary
House yesterday that the missionaries
in Changsha province had been moved
to Shanhal and that Rev. Alfred Gilman
nndfamily are now stationed nt the
latter place.
We represent some of tho best and
'strongest companies in tho world. We
- have never had a loss that was not
promptly and satisfactorily Settled.
Bbatt. & Goodman,
Tho Leading Fire Insurance Agents.
A very pleasant session of the Som
erset club was held at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Reynolds last evening
The game was played with much inter
est and followed by a dainty two course
lunch. Mrs. Walter Crook assisted in
entertaining. ''
In honor of their inspector. Mrs. E.
P. Rodgers of Omaha, Bradford Lodge
G, I. A. auxiliary to the B. of L, L.,
i.i.i oil ri.it onotttnn lust Fndav in
tho K. P. hall. Talks on the work of
the order and plans for tho future
c'ourso were made. At noon an ele-
I. nn..i upon nnrvAil nt tho Union
Pacific hotel where tables wore decor
ated with cut llowers. in me evening
:fnnnal mianl Inn wnn hold for the
Mil llliu.m". rw"U - i- r 1 it. !
members of the B. of L. E. and their
families. A program of music and en
tertaining games mauo ine evening vury
pleasant to all. Refreshments were
served at midnight '
Bratt & Goodman continue loaning
money on real estate, lhree to we
yean time or out of their Building &
Loan Association that can be repaid
monthly, bee them tint, iney save
Fred Garlow received word Sunday
that S200.000 worth of new machinery
was being installed in Col. W. F.
Cody's mines at Tucson, Ariz.
Mrs. Knne, of Kearney, who was
called here last wook by the illness of
her daughter Mrs. E. L. Jones, re
turned homo Saturday morning.
Tho J. S. Davis Auto Co. has sold
a new "AO" horse power Buick touring
car to J. B. Montgomery. The car was
delivered to him Friday evening.
Messrs. James Morrow, Norton,
Getty, Forrest, Snect, Whitehead and
several other railroad men went to
Gothenburg on business Saturday,
Miss Fenna Bceler, who attended
tho teachers' convention in Omaha and
visited college friends in Lincoln last
weok, came home Sunday evening.
Manage? Swan, of tho Grand Island
sugar factory, spent several days tho
latter part of last week in this section
looking after tho shipment of beets.
Jas. Keliher, of Council Bluffs, form
erly of this city was taken ill with ap
pendicitis the last of tho week and sub
mitted to an operation last Saturday.
jMissMaryxBocker, who was operate.
upon recently for appendicitis, has re
covered sufficiently to resume her
duties as nurse at St. Luke's hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Keliher, of
Council Bluffs, are expected in two
weeks to visit tho former's father and
other relatives for a month or longer.
L. E. Tobias, formerly of the Daily
Telegraph office, who has been em
ployed in Central City for some time,
lias purchased the Sterling, Nebraska,
Sun.
Will Turpio and J. W. Reynolds, of
tho Inter State Commission Co., of
Omaha, left Saturday afternoon for
Denver to spend a few days on busi
ness. For Rent Good eight room frame
dwelling near 2nd ward school.
Buchanan & Patterson.
Mrs. W. T. Brown went to Green
River Saturday to spend a week or
longer after which she will make her
homo in this city with her daughter
Mrs. Will Lanning.
The Elk dancing party on Friday
evening was ono of tho most pleasant
of the series. Good music, congenial
people and fine dancers made tho affair
a most enjoyable one.
Keith Neville, MIn Rebhausen, Fred
Sawyer and Henry Rebhausen brought
in sixty ducks and eleven geese Friday,
the result of ono day's hunt along tho
river about a dozen miles west of town.
Dwelling for Sale.
The finelv located corner lot and brick
dwelline at 320 West Fourth St.. can
bo bought at very reasonable price, and
easy terms.
JUUCHANAN 6i I ATTliltoUN.
For Sale.
Wnirnn nmilnnnd. nnd outfit comnlete.
Part cash or all time if preferred. In-
i- - a mi.i i no o
quire at iui iiuru. o--
CRYSTAL
THEATRE
Jarnea Martin left Vestordnv after
noon for Denver to spend a week or
jonger on uusineso.
Mrs. Fracker. of Kansas Citv. who
was called hero several weeks ago by
the illness of her daughter Mary
Frackor. will return home tomorrow ac
companied by the latter.
Misses Nell Hartman, Then Hansen,
Maudo Mollyneaux, Laura Murray,
and Edith Patterson returned Sunday
evening from Omaha whore they at
tended tho teacher's convention.
Wanted A horse suitable for a de
livery wagon. Inquire at tho Platto
Plumbing & Heating Co.
A social danco was held at the Will
Morgan home west of town Saturday
evening which was attended by a nunv
bor of local young people. At inter
mission a two course lunch was served.
Attorney Halligan expects to attend
the stato irrigation congress which
meets nt Bridgeport Tuesday nnd Wed
nesday of this week. Among tho
sneakers to bo present are Senator
Bourno, of Oregon, Senator Norris
Brown and Congressman Klnkntd,
Mrs. Mabel Hatch arrived Saturday
night from Willow Springs, Mo., nnd
will again mnKe North i'lntte her home, i
her husband havinglately accepted tho
position of clerk in Trainmaster Smith'n
office.
Cards havo been received announcing
tho birth of a son to Mrs. Frank Cryder
mnivof Oaklnnd, Calif., and a daughter
to Mrs. Justine Young, of Kansas, both
of whom wore former North Platte
residents.
The cold weather Saturday and Sun
dny put aj:rlmp in railroad truffle and
trains were much belated. Train 17 duo
at 8:30 Saturday evening arrived nt
five Monday morning and other trains
were nearly us bad off.
Sam Wcstfnll, of Kcarnoy, who has
been visiting his brother Mac Westfall,
left Saturday for Grand Island to tran
sact business for sovoral days after
which he will assist in tho manage
ment of tho Crystal.
Tho new switchboard and othor furn
ishings for tho telephone ofllco arrived
Saturday and is bcintr nlaccd in nosl-
tion in the now quarters on the second
floor of tho Waltemnth building. Tho
company will soon begin tho erection of
now cables nnd other outside work.
thorton Manning, clork in tho
BridgcporJpostofilce, waa arrested last
week on the charge of robbing tho
mail. Ho was dotectcd through decoy
letters. He was placed under $1,000
bonds for his appearanco before tho
federal court in this city next Juno.
Wo havo all the latest copyrighted
novels by tho best authors at from
$1.00 to $1.40.
Rincker's Book Store.
The local high school held n coat tall
parado Friday ovening to advertize tho
foot ball game. Two hundred students
met at the Central school building at
seven-thirty and from there marched
north on Dewey, giving clnss yells and
serenading tho merchants ench of
whom was called upon for a short
spcoch. High school banners and pen
nants were used in tho parade. After
each business house had been visited
tho young people were tho guests of
Mnc Westfall at tho Crystal theatre.
SCHILLER& CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Iktor North of
Kim Nttlontl Hank
Watch far Opesttig.
Tho long delayed furniture for tho
Wclngand clothing Btore arrived Satur
day and is being placed in position.
Mr. Wcingnnd has not yet decided on a
data for his formal opening; but It will
Iw held soon. Keep your eye open for
tho date.
To-Night
MOVING PICTURES:
Woman's Wit.
A Western Girl's Sacrifice.
VAUDEVILLE.
May and June,
German Comedy, Singing
and Talking, Suffering With
a Suffragate.
10 and 15 Cents.
Mrs.Trie te be a BrMe.
In a latter to Tho Tribuno dated at
Oakland, Calif.. November 8th, Mrs.
Maudo B. Turpio saya: "I am to bo
married at the home of Bruco Stuart
in Oak md on November 21st to Louis
Helmotid. I -would lovo to havo my
North Platte friends with, mo on that
date, but as I cannot, I hope to do tho
noxt best tiling nnd see them all in
December, when I will stop thoro for a
fow days before returning to Oakland."
Tho Tribuno learns that Mr. Helmond
is a wealthy business man of Oakland.
, Christmas Goods.
Our Christmas goods are arriving
dnily and are being placed for your in
spection. Como in now and mnTko your
selections and havo them laid away if
you wish. RmcKEit'a Book Store.
Nortk Platte Defeats K. M. A.
Taking; revenge for tho defeat admin
istered tho week befpro, tho locnl high
Bchool eleven shut out tho Kearney
Militnry Academy Saturday by a score
of twelve to nothing. Tho gnmo was
played in zero woather with biting
winds from tho northwest that chilled
th'e marrow of the snoctators. North
Platto scored on Cunningham nnd Lin
coln's Bhort end runs, nnd In both
instances Norris kicked goal. Among
tho features of the gamo were forty
yard runs by Norris and Lincoln. North
Platto's interference was perfect and
its line plunges mndo good gains. Tho
nuenuanco or spectators was largo not
withstanding tho oxtrcmo cold.
Next Fridny tho local team goes to
Sterling, Colo., to piny tho team of
mat place.
China Kila For Sale.
I offer for salo my china kiln for $00.
Purchaser may use it where It stands
until nfter Christmas if thoy so dosiro.
Address Maudo B. Turple, 2521 12th.
Ave,, Oakland Calif.-
Tho Crvstal thcatra has been 1m
proved by a now curtain, brightmntting
in tho males and linoleum in the en
trance. Small colored lights havo been
placed at roculnr Intervals nnd n four
picco orchestra now furnishes muBlc
during tho show.
Our fall lino of Hull Brothers famous
umbrellas are now on display.
Dixon. Tho Jowolor.
Mrs. Lewis, of Columbus, who has
been tho guest of her sister Mrs. Emily
Rector for two weeks, returned home
this morning.
Clabaugh Pays
Ten Per Cent
on Your Money
Your local banks pay 3. per cent;
Building and Loan pays 6 per cent;
U. S, government bonds pay 3
ana 4 per cent; 'U. S. Steel pays
7 per cent; Standard Oil pays 6tf
percent; United' Copper pay 7 per
cent; and you wait one year for your
money.
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Clabaugh Pays 10 Percent
and you get your money at once.
Buy your Clothing, Gent's Furnishings and
Shoes at ClabaugKs ' and get ten per
cent discount, which is ten per cent saved
and you get it at once. , We have the best
lines on the market today tnd are always
hunting for the newest and latest.
CI ab dug hi
Everything for Men.
520 Dewey North Platte, Nebraska.
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V.ATTE,
A Modern Institution
For the treatment of medical and surgical cases. Open to the
medical profession. Special accomodations for confinement cases
Training school for nurses in connection. Address all commu
cations to the superintendent.
Phone 642 Cor. Eighth and Locust
McDonald State Bank,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Capital Stock Fully Paid $100,000.00.
Oiliest Bank In Lincln CsMHiy.,-
Wo iRespectfully Solicit youBanklng
' Business. Satisfaction Guaranteed . . . r
chas. Mcdonald,
President.
w. h. Mcdonald,
Cashier and Vke-Pret.
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WHY
BUY
JUNK?
When You Can Buy
Home Made Candies
Made: Freeh Every Day at
: DICKEY'S
A FEW OF OUR STAPLES.
Vanilla Taffy 15 cents
Peanut Candy 20?cents
Vanilla Taffy Wafer ,30 cents
-Cocoanut Chips 25 cents
Cocoanut Creams .25 cents
Chocalate Cocoanut Creams . ... 25 cents
Nut Top Nougat .40 cents
Come'in and get a sample.
per pound
per pound
per pound
per pound
per pound
per pound
per pound
DICKEY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
Wooward" Signs
Designers and Makers of
Modern Show Cards
For
Store and Window Display.
Our line of Holiday Cards is complete
and full of rlever catchy ideas, cheerful
suggestions, beautifully decorated and
illustrated.
If you want something special write us
your ideas and we can produce just
what you want for your Holiday trade.
MOSLIN AND OIL CLOTH SIGNS.
Estimates and Samples Cheerfully Furnished.
I. L. Woodward,
tMe man behind the brush.
Phenel92. , OGALALLA, NEB.
GIVEN AWAY FREE
A $250lHarleyDavidson 4-Horae Power
Motor Cycle, Magneto Ignition ....
A Ticket With Every Pair of Shoes.
Yellow Front Shoe Store,
DIENER & FLEISHMAN.
yon money.
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