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8 TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Mlsa Ida Ottonutcin will entertain tho
CathoHc choir this evening.
Art Yates, of Sutherland, is trans
acting business in tho city this week.
Mrs. Irvo Temple, of Gandy, was
among tho visitors in ihb city yesterday.
Mrs. James Hart will entertain tho
. Catholic Girls' club the first of next
.week.
i, .Mrs. Asa Snyder 1b spending this
week, with relatives and friends in
Omaha.
Father Greeson, of Omaha, arrived
'' "yesterday and will assist Rev. Mc Daid
of this city. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilcrrod loft
Wednesday evening for Omaha to spend
several days.
A; M. Muson went to Omahu Wed
nesday evening to spend a week on
business and pleasure.
Mro. Davis, of Grand River, la., left
yesterday after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Spurrier for sevenil days.
Seo our Parisian Ivory Goods. Some
thing new. Dixon. Tho Jeweler.
Mrs. Jahies W. Payne returned Wed
nesday from Omaha, where she spent
several days with her daughter.
Oscar Smith, who had been tho guest
of his parents for sevnral weeks, left
Wednesday evening for Chicago.
Pat C.Roddy left Tuesday evening for
Iowa to visit relatives after which he
will accept a position in Minnesota.
Miss Mnry Carroll, of Wisner, re
turned homo yostcrday after a short
stay with Mr. hnd Mrs. Joseph Murphy.
' Mrs. Brandt, of Columbus, Ohio, will
arrive next week to spond sovoral
-weeks with her son 0. W. Brandt and
wife.'
Christmas , pi c'tages of Palmer's
Porfumt; the Best Made, at, Schiller
& Co.
Mrs. Joseph Schwnigor, who sub
mitted to an opcratioh'for appendicitis
thr first of the week, is gotting along
nicely.
Miss Elsie Langford, who is attend
ing Boyle college in Omaha, is oxpected
. shortly to visit her mother and sisters
during tho holidays.
Dame rumor says that three local
young salesladies will bo wed to tlirco
young men employed on the Union
Pacific within the next month.
Charlos Tighc, who has been em
plbyed at the Schiller drug store for
some time, will leave in a short time
. for Omaha to enter Creighton college.
A. F, Beclor, of Hershdy, transaotcd
business in tho city yesterday.
Miss Isa Murphy spent yesterday in
Sutherland with her sister Miss Roxy.
Miss EiH6 Rodgcrs is assisting in tho
Huffman millinery parlors, having be
gun work yesterday,
Wanted A girl for general house
work. Mrs. II. C. Brock 714 West
Fourth.
Frank Patrick left for Oshkosh Wed
nesday, being called thereby tho6crious
illness of a relative. Mrs. Patrick loft
last wcek.x
Harry E. Ambler ago 22 and Sarah
N. Jenkins ago 19, both of Gandy, were
married Wednesday oveninir bv Countv
Judge Grant at his residence.
Miss Delia Hanks, who hns been
giving instructions in china painting In
tho city for sovoral Vccks, will leavo
for her homo in Frccmont, Dec. 26th,
Joo Nolen, who has boon employed in
Sheridan for Bomo time, Will nrrlvo
shortly to take tho position in tho
Schiller Drug storo made vacant by
the resignation of Cha lea Tiglie.
Dr. Foote, of Omaha, spent Wednes
day in town assisting Dr. J. S. Twinem,
in oporating upon Norman Loudon,
Mrs. W. II. C. WoodhUrst and the
young son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Grady.
Mrs. Wallace Quinn entertained the
members of tho Novita club Wednes
day afternoon. Enjoyublo games and
Contests were features of amusement.
The prizo was awarded to Mrs. George
Schatz. Lato in tho afternoon u dainty
two courso lunch was served and tho
guests returned to tho city by auto.
Mrs. Andrew Scharmnn ontertaincd
tho Cotorio Club on Wcdnosdny aftor
noonin an enjoyable manner. Card
games were played and tho highest
scores matte by Mrs. Will Yost and tho
second by Mrs. Robert Lannin. After
partaking of a delicious lunch an elec
tion of officers took placo as follows;
President, Mre. Harry Johnson, Vice
president, Mrs. Wm. Stcgall; Secre
tary and" Treasurer, Mcs. Robert
Lanniii and Mrs. Andrew Scharmnn,
reporter.
At n meeting of tho Owls held in
their new nest Wednesday evening the
following officers wore elected for tho
coming year: F. W. Rinckor, presi
dent; P. H. Sullivan, vice president;
Wm. Connelly, invocator; G. S. Huff
man, secretary; C. M. Reynolds, treas
urer; Harry Sawyer, Warden; Charlie
Johnson, sentinel; Wm. Hupfcr,
Picket. The above officers will bo in
stalled at tho first meeting in January.
The House Committeo roported pro
gress on some improvements and ad
ditions to bo made.
Mrs. Van Brocklin, of tho Firs1
Ward, is reported to bo very ill.
Miss Bessie Foster enmo up from
Kearney a fow days ago to visit rela
tive. Miss Kathcrlno Seyfcrth ,will assist
in tho Clinton Jewelry storo during tho
holidays.
Sam Westfall returned Wednesday
from n short visit in Grand Island on
business.
Will Hendy returned Wednesday
from Omaha, after spending soveral
days there on business.
Nel Turpio returned Tuesday evening
from eastern points where ho combined
business and pleasure.
Heating Stoves at near cos,t at Hcr
shey's Fifth and Locust.
Miss Jcssio Van Brocklin was called
hero from Grand Island Wednesday
by tho illness of her mother.
Robert Weeks camo home a few
days ago from n short stay in Grand
Island with his grand parents.
Mrs. Clarence Tollcfscn of Sutherland
left for homo Wednesday morning after
spending n week with hor parents.
Christmas packages of Pnlmer'B Pcr,
fumo; tho beat made, nt Schiller & Co.
Mesdames J. C. Fcdorhoof and Gus
Huffman will cntertnin tho Lutheran
Aid Society next Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscnbloom, of the
Fourth wnrd, were called to Ogden
Tuesday ovoning by tho serious illness
of a relative.
Chas. Pass n fow dayfl ago exhibited
a perfect lemon which ho grow in his
hot house. Tho tree has homo aovora)
crops of tho fruit.
Chas. Horrod has boon in Omaha for
several days purchasing a stock for tho
grocery storo ho will open. fltrq. Hor
rod wont to Omnhn with him.
Mrs. F. L. Rork received word Wed
nesday that hor daughter Mrs. Olive
Wright wns critically ill nt hor homo
in Tampa, Florida.
Harry Brodbcck has sovorcd his
connection witli Iho Tramp grocery
and began work in tho Yost-Brodbock
meat market this week.
Wanted A girl for general house
work. Apply at -113 east Fifth otreot.
Iho annual meeting of the share
holders of tho tho First National Bank
of North PJntto will be held at the bank
on Tuesday, January 9, 1912, at 4 P. M.
F. L. Moonby, Cnshior.
The Twentieth Century Club wero
pleasantly entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Cal Lowell of Lincoln nt
tho homo of hor mother Mrs, Milton
berger. Dnlnty refreshments wero
served.
Miss Ada Gardiner Is assisting in tho
10 cent storo during tho holiday rush.
Trot Roberts, living near Maxwell,
Is erecting a now barn 42xG4 fcot on his
ranch. ,
Dr. Twinem has just received his now
Buick touring car und is very well
pleased with it.
W. J. Hgndy recently sold a Ford
touring car to,,0. P. Mndscn, of tho
Maxwell Section.
Ernest Calling, of Gothenburg, trans
acted business nntTvlsited friends in.
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Krull, of Wnlthill. ar
rived Wednesday to visit her twin
sister, Mrs. Anna Seyferth.
Christmas packages of Palmer's
Porfumo; tho Best Made, at Schiller
&Co.
Sentence wns suspended by tho dis
trict judge in tho caso of tho stato of
Nebraska Vs Nick LowJa for adultery.
In tho case of tho stato of Nebraska
vs John Logis for horsestealing from
Henry Coker, scntenco was suspended.
We havo all tho latest copyrighted
novels by tho best authors at from
$1.00 to $1.40.
RiNCKnn'a Book Stow;.
Mrs. Harry Vincent and daughter
Margarot will leavo noxt week for
Omaha and Blair to visit relatives until
January 1st.
Tho J. S. Davis Auto Com
pany has just sold a now 1912 Buick
tan colored runabout to Joo Sullivan of
Brady. '..
Mrs. Sam Richards, of Omaha, who
has been visiting friends nnd transact
ing businosa in town for several days
left hist evening.
Charlos McLano nnd wifo returned
Wednosday afternoon from Illinois,
where tlioy wero cnllod by tho illness of
n relative sevorul wooks ago.
Genuine crushed Ovstor Sholln. MnUo
.hens lay.
nocjiioy'H, l'irtti ami LocuBt,
Miss Florence Jnck'son, who has been
ill for some time, left Wednesday after
noon for El Paso, Texas, to tako medi
cal treatment for severnl months.
Mrs. H. K. Smith, of Pleasant Hill,
Mo., arrived a fow days ago to spond a
week or longer with her brothers
Messrs. Jesso and Chnrles Edwards.
For Ront I havo two nico four room
cottngCB( on tho outskirts of tho city
fo rent. 10 per month... Both prop
erties nro new and in good condition.
See mo nt once. C. F. TEMl'LE.
Boys!
, Come in and see tho
Mooro and Waterman
Fountain Pens forXmns.
Book and Music Storo.
full lino of
non-lenkablo
AtRlnckcr's
Albert Culton was granted ft divorco
from Mnmto G. Culton in tho district
court Tuesday. Causo abandonment
Frank Ebolo, living north of tho
river, was in town Tuesday making
final proof, on a 320 aero tract of land.
Wanted A girl for general house
work. Small famllv In B room cottneo.
A snap for the right party. 408 E. 5th.,
or Phono 633. tf
A. O. Sumption, auditor for tho
Union Pacific, spent tho first of , tho
week in town checking tho Western
Union office
C. Klinge, who resides south of Max
well, hns no complaint to mako of his
yield of corn. Ho lias so far husked
2000 bushels and still has nearly as
much. to husk.
Buchanan & Patterson arc erecting a
five room house on their MO ncro'farnv
nino miles southwest of town. Tho
placo has been leased by Mf. Christian
sen for a period of flvo years.
Mary Ella Shaner was granted n di
vorco from John Shaner In tho district
court this week. Her causo was staled
as non-support. Both parties are resi
dents of Maxwell.
Allen Tift hns woll under way n largo
cement barn in tho soutli part of town.
When this is completed ho will tear
down his barn on cast Sixth street and
probably erect a dwelling house on tho
site.
Luko Henly enjoyed a visit this week
with his two half brothers, tho Messrs.
Heathevton, of Jersey City, who wero
enrouto to California. These gentle
men nro contracting plumbers and do a
big buslnoss In their homo city.
Twonty-ninth annual bnil of Elkhorn
Lodge, B. of L. F. & E wlll boheld
Tuesday 'evening, January 2d. Tickots
will bo on sale nt Schiller's ding atom
tho early part of noxt wook, and will
not be placed in tho hands of a com
mitteo, aa hns boeli tho usual custom.
W. M. Raskin, of Logan county,
who was a Tribune caller Tuesday, nays
that the groding of tho now railroad
from Callaway to Stnplcton is just
about completed. Stnploton is tho west
ern termlnnl of tho now rond, and on
Omaha engineer is now platting tho
now town Into blocks nnd lota. It is
tho general Impression that tho major
ity of tho business men of Gandy will
movo to tho now town; In fact a num
ber of them havo already selected lots
on which to build. Gandy promises to
bocomo a deserted village.
For Sale.
Pure bred duroc Jorsoy boars and
giltB, all eligible to registry. Prices
right. Also puro bred barred plymouth
rock cockerels. Inquiro of or address,
Blankenburg Bros., North Platto, Nob.
CHy CftuitcH MeetMgt
The city council met In regular ses
sion Tuesday evening with n full board.
Tho flro department requested ithat
the occupation tax bo turnedyajr, to
them, tho nmount being $230. J. T
Police judgo Wnrren's' report was re
ceived and placed on filo. Tliri report
was accompanied by is clio'ek'forVl4.C0
collected as fln'ca and feesdiirlng. tho
past month.
City Clerk Tomplo handed 1n his re
port of lovies and the amount issued on
each. Samo was placed on file.
Tho city treasurer's statement was
also recoived and placed on taK
A resolution' asking tho council to
agree to Accept a decision of" ond suit
with referefico to the special -sower tax
lovlod on extension of dlstrict'N for re
placing 1000 feet'of the'dd sower, wbb
introduced by Councilman Malonoy but
failed to carry. '
With the exception of two bllla to re
fund taxes, all accounts on filo voro
allowed.
Tho question of withdrawing a tract
of land in tho west part of town, which
belonga to F, W. Thompson, was taken
up hut not settled.
Tho city clerk Was ordered to secure
n state statuto for tho polico judgo,
City Attorney Halligun was ordorcd
to draft an ordinance repealing article
11 of city ordinance with reference to
gambling, tho same being In conflict
with stato law, and as statu law covers
this fully, It was thought unnecessary
to havo ordinnnec covering same.
City nttornoy roportod tho receipt of
a messngo hi which tho decision of tho
federal court with reference to tho
water worka enno, was reversed.
A man with family can occupy, ront
free, for four months nn imtiroved sec-
1 Hon 2a m ea north rff North V nHn . ,f!nti
jhnvousoof tonni, cow and chickens.
j4f agreeable party can lease this, and
i another improved oction. The above
offer is in cavo of tho sccrotnry of tho
Y. M. C. A.
In the caso of the stato of Nebraska
vs. Eunice Houghtolling for adultery
camo tip Tuesday in tho district court.
Defendant plead guilty, sentence was
suspended nnd she wns bound over to
noxt term In tho sum of $100,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Miller and
baby of Horshoy, who visited relatives
hero tho early part of tho week, re
turned homo Wednesday morning.
For Rent.
New four room cottago in tho west
ond $10.00 per month. Six room
cottago and 2J acres gnrden G blocka
from high school. $12 por month. Eight
room, two Btory dwelling in good condi
tion, city Vator and olectrlc lights," one
block from Washington school. $20 per
month. Buchanan & Patterson.
I Who Said Hard Times? Not Us.
I WHO SAID MONEY IS SCARCE? NOT US.
2 WE are BUSY all the time supplying the multitudes $ihr Men's and Boys7 wearables of every description. Why? ,
Because we -carry the stock for tlie people and we give you more for your money than any other store in North Platte.
And Now Hurrah for Christmas and Santa Claus. t
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We offer you unparalleled inducements for your Xmas Trade. Never was our Store so Replete, or our induce
4 ments to the public so generous both in price and variety. We have everything for the Husband, father, Son, Brother
and the Best Fellow.
A Suit -An
Overcoat
A Hat
A pair of Shoes
A Sweater
A Trunk
A Grip
A Suit Case
A Bath Robe
A Smoking Jacket
A Fur Coat
An Austria Hat
A Rough Beaver Hat.
READ THIS LIST OVER
Make a memorandum of your wants and bring them to our store
and we will do the rest.
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs
Hosiery, Wool, Cotton and Silk
Phoenix Silk Hose and Tie to match in
Christmas Box
Neckwear i each in Christmas box, 50c to $1.50
Bradley and Phoenix Mufflers, 50c to $2.00.
Handkerchief, 50c to $1.50
Suspenders and Belts 25c to $25,0 each
Silk Arm Bands and. Silk Garters.
Silk and Wool Lined Gloves and Mittens.
Silk Mufflers and Scarfs
Full Dress Scarfs anil Shirt Protectors.
Collapsible Opera and Black Silk Hats
Rubber Footwear
Slip on Rain Goats
Fancy Vests
Dutchess Trousers
Newest style Caps just re
ceived Auto Gloves and Mitts, Lamb
Wool Lined
Night .Robes
Pajamas , '
Union Suits
2-piece Underwear
Don't Forget
A Lamms Tailor-Made Suit,
the best on earth,
From December 10th to December 25th, for CASH ONLY, we will give 25 per cent discount on ALL SUITS and 50 per cent on
BOY'S OVERCOATS up to size 33;
THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.