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Stole Htotoric.nl Society
TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB., NOVEMBER 17, t9u.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Mn8tor Darrcll Healey Is threatened
-with pneumonia.
Rev. M. E. Johnson wont to Ogalalla
Tuesday to hold services.
Miss Maude Burgner, who has been
trimming in eastern cities, is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. E. C. Plummor roturned last
night from a two days visit in Suther
land and Ogalalla.
Cut glass that out Bparklcs any other
.afc Dixon's,,
'Mrs. Chester Mason, of Upton, Wyo.,
arrived hero Tuesday night to visit
her si3ter Mrs. G, W. Anderson.
Miss Margaret Fredericks left Wed
nesday morning for Sutherland to
spend a 'fortnight with friends.
''M. E.1 tfdardman roturned Tuesday
Afternoon fromDonver, after spending a
weok thoro on business and pleasure.
'Miissrai W. R. Malonov. F. C. Plel-
stickeV and C. W. Walter spent Wed
nesday in Hershey at tho Farmers'
Institute.
Miss Jennie Randolph, one of tho
local teachers, is enjoying a visit from
her sister, who arrived u few days .ago
fromDonver.
Deputy Wilson, of Grand Island, who
transacted business at the local 'tele
phono ofilco this week, loft Tuesday
afternoon.
J. W. Wilson, of What Cheer, la.,
who has been tho guest of his brother
B, M. Wilson for a week past, left yes
ttsrday for Grand Island.
Mrs. Guy Swone pleasantly enter
tained tho Swastika Club Wednesday
afternoon at their first meeting this
season. Card games were played, a
nlco lunch was served and all present
spent an enjoyable afternoon.
Does your jewelry need repair. Our
jewelry repair department will (givo
you the best of service.
Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Tho card party on Tuesday afternoon
given by Mosdames E. F. Seeberger,
Joseph Hayes and Charles Austin, at
the homo of tho former, was enjoyed
by fifty lady friends. Twelve tables
were arranged for popular card games
after which an elaborato two course
lunch was served. Misses Hannah
Kelihor, Ida Ottenstein, Goldman of
Omaha, and Danbaum of Des Moines,
assisted
Tho Catholic choir and a few friends
from this city were tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Trovillo at their homo
west of town last evening. Tho jolly
crowd loft town at five o'clock yoster
day afternoon nnd upon arriving par-
ing was epont in card games, dancing
and other entertaining features during
WHICH Hh111' IviiKaituivH'.B
The host and hostess wero highly com
pliment il IS l-nUTlUHIl'IB.
After a delay of four weeks dufe to the non-arrival
of my store fixtures, I am glad to announce to the
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people of North Platte and
your inspection.
O WEINGAND
for Men
Boys.
Syl Trusty, of Wallace, is spending a
few days in the city. ,
E. W. Mann left Wednesday morn
ing for Gothenburg to transact busi
ness. Mrs. Callander, of Gandy, is visiting
Sheriff and Mrs. I. L. Miltonberger
this week.
Sam Westfall returned Tuesday from
Grand Island, whero he spent several
days on buslnes.
Tim Kelihor roturned to Chicago
Tuesdaj after a short visit with rela
tives in tho city.
Miss Maymo Johnson, who has been
visiting relatives for several weeks,
will return to Brady tomorrow.
For Sale-rlOO head of Shoats and
Hogs. Inquire of Miner Hinman.
Miss Alta Bonhnm returned to Suth
erland Tuesday evening after spending
several days with friends here. '
Mrs. Jennio Calhoun returned Tues
day afternoon f rom , Kearney i whore
sho visited her mother for ten days.
Misd Alta Thompson, of Perkins
county, arrived Wednesday morning to
spend two weeks with Miss Pauline
Baldock.
J. A. White, of Nebraska City, ar
rived tho first of tho week to visit his
sistor Mrs. A. S. Chamberlain, while
enrouto to Seattle.
Dr. Smith, of Big Spring, spent yes
terday in town while enrouto home
1 rom umana wnere ne was caned by
tho illness of his wife.
For Rent Good eitrht room framo
dwelling near 2nd ward school.
BUCHANAN & rATTERSON.
Mr. W. M. McConnell and daughter,
of Clarks, who spent the past week
with Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Chbrpennlng,
returned homo Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Thomas left a
few days ago for Indiana to reside.
For some timo nast thov have been re
siding a few miles southeast of town.
A larce hoc welching 783 pounds at
tracted much attention at tho express
ofilco Wednesday. It was shipped hore
from Lincoln to tho experimental sub
station.
Mesdames E. F. Seebergor, Chan.
Austin and J, B. Hayes entertained
thirty ladies at a kcnsinjgton Wednes
day. At tho cloBo a nice lunch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray and family
who have been residing on the Turpio
ranch, left tho first ofthe week for In
diana whero they resided previous to
coming here last year.
For Rent
One 8 room house, west 5th St,,
electric light, bath and Bowor connec
tions.
Ono 8 room house west Cth St,, olec
trio liirht'nnd bath.
One four room cottnge, electric light
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uiiu uity vyuhji. ,
Inqufro 1173 west Cth of Mrs. L. M.
Richards,
vicinity that ,my store, '
18th
Clothing;
Goods, Hats
LOCAL MENTION.
Mrs. Fablintrer. of Gandv. is Btiend-
ing this week Th town.
Chas. Pass Sr.. returned Tuesday
evening from a short trip to Grand
Island.
Mac Sheedv purchased a half interest
in tho Forstedt harness shop Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Daisy Mnrr, of-Gandy. has been
a guest at, tho Miltonberger homo for
sovcrai uayapast
Butler Miltonbergor returned to Lin
coln tlje firstof tho week after spend
ing a week with his parents.
Frank Wvman was injured the first
of the week by a horse which fell on
his limb and fractured it
Mrs. Frank Neuman. of Grand Island.
arrived in this city Wednesday after
noon to visit relatives for some time.
Con Schnrmnn, of Omnha, will leave
Sunday after spending a week with his
mother nnd other relatives.
A. M. Locke spent Tuesday in Lex
ington, whero he was Bubpoenned as
witness in tho Shivors-Smith caso.
J. Marquard opened a restaurant
Sunday in tho rooms formorly used by
J. E. Vermillion as the. Brooklyn Cafe.
0. 0. Baird of Detroit, has been in
the city for several days assisting Wm.
Shuman in demonstrating tho E. M. F.
cars. ,
Dr. and Mrs Lucas have rented
rooms ovor tho Keith theatre nnd
moved into their new apartments Wed
nesday, Mr. and Mrs. Draper, of West 8th
St , aro rojoiclng over tho nrrivnl of a
baby boy which was born to them Wed
nesday evening,
Mrs. T. B. Dawson, of Sidney, is
visiting Attorney and Mrs, J, S.,Hoag
land this week, whilo enrouto' home
from Kearney.
Thomas Yonda returned last night
from Lexington, where he was called
to give testimony in tho ShivorB-Smith
case tho first of tho week.
"Jack" Kenney submitted Tto an
operation at tho Twinem hospital Wed
nesday from which ho is recovering in
a satisfactory manner.
Greatest lino of Mooro's nnd Water
man's non-lcakablo Fountain Pens from
$2.00 up. Wo personally guarantee
every pon. Rincker's Book Store.
Richie Ugai purchased a $900 electric
mission piano from tho Hcrshoy Co,,
of Omaha, and his patrons are now
enjoying all the up to date music.
F. H. McLaln, of Lincoln, the state
pure food and drug inspector, is spend
ing this week In town oxnmlning tho
different business houses and bakeries.
China Kiln For Sale.
I, offer for sale my china kiln for $G0.
Purchaser may uso it whoro it stands
until after Christmas if they so desire,
Address Maude B. Turnle, 2521 12th.
Ave,, Onkland Calif.
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Furnishing
and Shoes.
Attorney Wm. Shuman transacted
business in Hershey Wednesday.
Ed Goodman left last evening for
Omaha to transact business for sovernl
days.
Chns. Tomplo spent Wednesday in
Horshoy attending tho Farmors' Insti
tute. Mrs. Fred Westenfold ontcrtnincd
tho Lutheran aid society yesterdny
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Johnson, of
Garfield, aro spending this week with
friends in town.
Dr. Footo, of Omaha, spent Wednes
day in town assisting in operations at
tho Twinem hospital.
Dr. J. K. Elms loft Wednesday
morning for points on tho branch to
tyond tho romnindor of the week.
Miss MaUdo Jones very plensantly
entertained a dozen young ladies last
evening at an informnl kensington.
Delicate refreshments wore served at
tho close.
Miss Lena Wnngon entertained tho
J. D. girls Wednesday evening at an
enjoyable kensington. The refresh
ments wero nicely .prepared and ap
propriate to tho season.
boverai bushels or apples wero
stolen from tho Rush Mercantile applo
room m tne smau mcuonaiu butiuing
on Sixth street Wednesday evening.
Tho night prowlers entered tho south
window which was found broken nnd
tho sash torn away,
Books at SO Cents.
Wo have 1200 of tho popular novols
at CO cents each. They include tho
works of tho best novelists.
Rincker's Book Store.
Keith Theatre,
The Eminent Comedian
TIM
MURPHY,
And an Excellent Company, Including
Dorothy Sherrod.
vMfxnmmMmimm
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Messrs M. Hosier nnd Geo. Winko
witch will loavo shortly on a hunting
trip In points west.
Miss Nina VanDoran left yestortlay
afternoon for Gothenburg to spend a
week visiting friends there.
Mrs. Frank Brutzcr nnd children
have roturned from a short visit with
relntivcs in Grand Island.
Brakvman Geo. Lanik and wifo re
turned yesterday from Hershey after
spending a week with friends.
Mrs. B. A. Spafford, of Garfield, is
visiting friends in tho city, whilo en
routo to Wnsco to vislthcr son.
Mrs. Henry Krosbnu expects to
leave tho last of tho month for Omahu
nnd Lincoln to spend several weeks,
. Wnntcd A good girl for general
housework. Inquire of Mrs. Wm Cun
ningham, East Front St
Edmund Erb nnd Noblo Anderson, of
Gothenburg, wero among tho out of
town pooplo, who spent Wednesday
hero.
Tho Ladles Auxiliary of tho B. of L.
F. and E. will hold a social at the
home of Mrs. Ed. Ogior on Tuesday
aftornoon.
Miss Tillio Krosbau, of tho Doolittlu
confectionary store, will leavo in" a
short time for Lincoln to spend a
month.
John Mang returned Wednesday
evening from Omaha whoro ho visited
his wifo who is recovering from an
operation.
Tho county commissioners havo been
in session for sovernl days. Tho pro
ceedings of tho board will be published
in our next issue.
McBdamoB Charles LIcrk and Will
Anderson will entertain tho members
of tho Royal Neighbors at tho K-. P.
hall on Tuesday afternoon Novcmbor
21st
Our fall line of Hull Brothers famous
umbrellas are now on displny.
DIXON. Tho Jeweler.
Members of the Rebokah lodco aro
requested to bo present at the hall thtb
ovonlng, when initiatory coromonios
will be held and officers for tho ohsuing
term elected.
Simon Bros, havo Installed ten hot
air heating plnnts this fall nnd haV
orders for two or threo moro. Thtiso
plants am cheap compared with-Qt
water and seem to be very eastisfactpry
to usors.
Rehearsels for tho entertainment
which will bo given by tho strikers , in1
Connection with the Keith picture shw1
diVNov.'SMth and2Gtl), boan Wednes
day evening- A dozen ormb'ro "tnlentb'd
young pooplo will tako part and' 'tho,
affair is in chargo of tho' Misses Anna
and Josephine O'Harc. '
Christmas Goods.
Our Christmas goods aro arriying
dnily nnd are being placed for your in
spection. Como in now and mako your
selections nnd havo them laid away if
you wish. Rincker's Book Store.
KEITH THEATRE
WEDNESDAY,
WM. A. BRADY, Ltd, Present!
the Funniest Play Ever Written
BABY MINE
by Margaret Mayo.
Direct from a Solid Years Run at Daly's Theatre, New York City.
"Baby, Mino" is sending a gala of laughter around tho world. It is now
In its sdcond year at Sir Charles Wyntiham's Crltorian- Thentro, London,
within threo months "Baby Mlno" will bo played in Borlin, Vienna,
Puris, Melbourne and St. Petersburg. You can't Btop ablg laugh llko
"Baby Mino.
Seats for "Buby
Prices 50c 75c
Tuesday,
PRICES 50O TO S1.50.
SEAT SALE NOW OPEN-
,. City CoBHcil Meeting. 1f
The ' clt ,t council hefd a postponed
mc'oting Tuesday evening; at' which' the'
principal business transacted was tho
nllnwnnrn nf thn rlnlmn nn filo Inrltnl.
ing. tho salary list
A request wns received from F. H.
Thompson asking that a triangular
strip of ground owned by hirrt, south of
tho irrignti6n ditch, be withdrawn from
mo city nmits. ino ncnring wns set
for tho first meeting in December.
Chimin Vi!nlnnil nakixl ru.r-mla'.lnn in
.final t11nf n f 11 mtm -i ,1 r n n.nt.
wviioiubii uv .lie, WWII VApi'lieu I, u uao-
walk on Dowoy street opposite hlsplaco
of business. This wns referred to the
Committee on streets.
"laky Miae."
Mnrcnrot Mavo's nlav. "Babv Mino"
will bo revealed at tho Keith theatre
Nov. 22 by a clover compBny of players
unuer tne direction or wm. A. jurauy.
Ltd. "Baby Mlno" comes with a record
of ono solid year ntDaly'athcatro, Now
York, and Is now ncaring its Rocond
year at Sir Charles Wyndhnm's Criter
ian theatre In London. Productions
aro shortly to bo made in Paris, Berlin,
Vienna, St Petersburg and Australia.
Tho farcial possibilities of "Baby
Mino" aro obvious, and Margaret Mayo,
tho author, is said to have handled
them with unusual ingenuity and skill.
Indeed, no comedy 'within memory S
said to have surpassed this in its swift,
cotnpnet technique. It will be presented
here with an excellent company of
players, and mako an hilarious ovoning's
entertainment
Thh Murphy.
aiiji Tuij a wiiivujr, aiiu .ion
Code", promises to explain why th,e
house big enough to hold two families
has hot yet been built "It 1b not," as
Tim
Mr. Murphy satu in an interview; "a
matter of too much mother-in-law bo r
much as an infrequent revision of the
uncodified laws of petticoat, govern
ment All such governments aro In
need of a now codo elastic in restric
tions, charitable In effects, reversible
in judgment, mutual in confidence,
lovo, freedom nnd tending but to ono
broad result happiness." Likely, Mr.
Murphy is right, or has also made tho
discovery that whero there is a mother-n-lnw,
there, tpo, is to bo located a
idaughtor-in-law, nnd again tho old
proyorb of tho "Smoko and the Fire"
Is given the atamp of truth. "The
Now Codo" will be presented at the
Keith next Tuesday evening.
Seventh-Day Adveatiut Church.
Regular services as follows: 2 :0Q P,
M. Sabbath school. 3:00 P. M. tireach-
Ing. On Sunday evening nt 7:50 P.rM.
TitvAi'lilriHiirvipn also. ' lW'in'rtlntr On
Sunday evening and continuing lach
Sunday evening 'thoro' -Will be . given
illustrated lectures, on, hq propbeelts' of
Danipl. All are wolcomo.
C. II, Miller, Pastor
Dwelling for Sale.
' The finely locutdd comer lot and brick 1
dwelling nt J120 West Fourth St., car.
bo bought nt very reasonable price, and
oacy torms. '
Buchanan & Patterson,
RE November 22nd,
Mine" Now on Sale..
$1.00 and $1.00.
Nov. 21.
In his Latest Laugh-Compelling Comedy
"The
NeW' ,
Code."
ByEi F. DOANE.