Before You Buy a Ring
Be Sure You See the Q. C.
No such ring values were ever offered
before!. You are guaranteed for all time
against lost stones (except
emmonas;.
Ciaroiteed RiMfi
are maryelously beautiful.
Over 2,000 design. From
$2.00 up.4 Look for Q. C
stamp inside each ring.
Come in and get free
Uirthetoae card.
For Sale by Clinton, The Jeweler.
: BR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
S Graduate Bealisf.
5 Office over the McDonald
. flUte Bank.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL "
Mrs. M. II. Douglas left Tuesday
evening for Kearney to upend several
days.
W. P. Bryon, of Gothenburg, spent
the early part of tho week in town on
business. ' ,
Robert Myrhad and Miss Myrtlo P.
Moon, of Elm Creek wore married
Tuesday evening by Judge Grant.
W P. Synder, of the Experimental
Sub Station, will leave Saturday for
Upland to spend some time on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, of Choyonno,
arrived In town Tuesday afternoon to
viBit tho lattor'B mother Mrs. W. A.
Gregg.
Miss Mamie Plzcr, who. is attending
Wolfo Hall in Denver, will arrive next
week to visit her parents during tho
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Hoyt Hart and daughter, of
Paxton, who had been visiting her
mother Mrs. Lena Salisbury for several
weeks, left Wednesday morning.
Friends In town received word Wed
nesday of the death of Mrs. S. Taplqy,
who lived near Gandy, Death was duo
to ailmcnta customary to oll age.
A big line of ladies' Mean Dags, some
thing new 3.60 to 10.00.311k and Velvet
Bags the new bead bags. Clinton, The
Jeweler. t
, Mrs. Letha Demrick, who spent the
past two months in town with her
mother Mrs. L. L. Gray, left for her
home in the eastern part of the state
Wednesday morning.
Allison Wilcox has accepted a posi
tion on thetftossel Fowled ranch in
Maxwell.
Miss Gcnovcivo dttenstein will begin
work in tho Clinton Jewelry Store
Monday morning.
Christmas packages of Palmer's Per
fume; the best mado, at Schiller, Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Simons will
leave next week for Hastings to spend
tho holidays with tho latter's mother.
Mrs. Harry Porter and daughter Lois
will lcayo the first of the week for
Mlndctt to spend the holidays with rela
tives. After visiting Mr. and Mrs. Martin
McLano for scvoral days, Mrs. Cum'
mines, p Lexington, returned homo
Wednesday.
Heating Stoves nt near cost at Hcr
shoy's Fifth and Locust.
Miss Janet McDonald very pleasant
ly entertained the Esperanto club. Sat
urday ovening. A dainty lunch was
served Into in tho evening.
Mrs. Agnes Krull, who has been tho
guest of her twin sister Mrs. Anna
Seyferth for several days, will lonvo
tomorrow for San Franciso.
A big line of the new Suit Case Urn
brcllas in black and colors, plain and
fancy handles. Clinton, Tho Jeweler.
A party of young folks held a skating
party at Lincoln's lako Tuesday even
ing, an affair which proved very pleas
ant for art whoworo invited.
Tho High School Glco Club with
Messrs. Flowers and, Schutz as euro
takers, held a spread at the Keliherlce
Cream Parlors Wednesday evening.
We have all the latest copyrighted
novels by yie best authors at from
$1.00 to $1.40.
Rinckeh's Book Store.
Arthur Howard left Wednesday for
HxceMlor springs where he was cajlcil
by Uie illness of his stepfathor James
Crockett, who has been taking treat
ment there.
Tho High School basket ball team
held their first practice Tuesday even
ing.
Manager Stamp is making arrange
ments for Brewflters' Millions to play
at tno A.citn on uecemoer isnn.
Mfaa lUTarfntv Pmtd ttjlin la mltnmt
ing the Kearney Normal, will vpeml her
Christmas holiday with het parents in
town. , .
Fountain Pens that are -a pleasure to
use. ine x'aricer; waterman, juenkiin
ami the Aloore non-leakable. . Clinton,
The Jeweler.
Mis Elln Sjocren, of Denmark, ar
rived here a few days ago to make '
1 .f fl ..7 .
exienoeu visit witn Mr. ana rs. ,jnas.
Samfall. . (
Mr. and Mrs. William Tmer, of
Lexington, will arrive next week to
visit the latter's parents, Mr. ahd Mrs.
Frank T. Redmond
I Gcnulno crushed Oyster Shells. Make
fiens lay.
Hershoy's, Fifth and Locust,
Mr. and Mrs. Helmond, of Oakland,
Cal., who have been spending;" their
honeymoon in eastern cities' are ex
pected today to visit the latter's father
Mr. Hinman before returning home.
A box supper will be held , at the
school house south of the city on" De
cember lGlh, which a number of local
people will attend. Miss Beatrice
Murphy is the teacher of thiB school.
Train service on" the Union Pacific's
North Platte Valley line to Gerwg was
installed last Friday. On the arrival
of tho regular train at North port a train
is mado up, making the run to Gering.
This train leaves Gering on the return
trip'at 5:10 a. m., arriving at North
port in time to meet the eaatbound
train at 7c30-Bridgeport Blade.'
In honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. II.
K. Smith, of Mt Pleasant, Mo., a
number of lady friends were pleasant
ly entertained by Mrs. Charles Edwnrds
on Tuesday afternoon. Seven tables
Were arranged for 600 and a couple of
hours SDont in nonular games. A delic
ious lunch, in which tho color scheme
of pink and white was carried out, was
served. Misses Ida Ottcnstein and lluth
Streitz assisted in serving.
The Knights of Columbus held their
annual banquet and election of ofllcers
last night, which proved to bo a vory
enjoyable affair. The following are the
nowly elected officers: F. J. Doran,
Grand Knight; John Hcrrod, Deputy
Grand Knight; -C. Pass, Chancellor; P.
J. McGovern, Warden; F. T. Redmond,
Recorder; Geo, Tekulvo, Financial Sec
retary: Dick McGraw, Inner Guard;
M. Guilliame, Outsido Guard.
There in gloom at tho homo of Gcorgo
A. Austin that 25-pound turkey' has
rllannr.nnrnrl Aa n riwirttlMrmti-tf miina.
UIU1IJ'I'V WUf . ' u fj. uUM V. waau. j aaaww
uro the fowl Was kept in tho basement
lor a couple oi nights, out even tins
safeguard did not satisfy Gcorgo and
nmthfi nlWht on which it was stolon ho
took the fowl to his bed chamber and
tied it to the bed post But the thief
was a smooth boy who scorned ..locks
and bolts; ho pried open the. window,
nil-, tho ntrincr and v&mooscd with the
turkey. Austin offera $1,000 reward
ior tne capture oi tne uuei no. wants
lOKiu "nil. ,, rit
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When You Get Ready to w
v Buy thai Suit or Overcoat
NPWTON'
SANTA GLAUS STORE
ME SELL KLL
Toys and China Novelties
-MS? v
AT1
y.
TWENTY TO FIFTY
Per
Cent
Off.
This is the place to buy your Holiday Goods,
where you get the most for yourlmooey.
i "It
mWY- IT' AT GLABAUGffiS
" W,e are not going to insultyptir intelligence by
advertising that we arc selling at less than wholesale
cost, right at thi heigltth of the season. We give you
credit for more insight into human nature, which is
the same the world over, except, "gome people . have
more than others.
We ask you to come in and let us make you a
price oh your outfit and if you are jot satisfied we
won't urge you to buy.
The thousands of Suits and Overcoats we have
sold the people in the past, without a complaint from
anyone except, "they wear too long, guarantees the
superiority of our clotlung like nothing else can.
Our assortment is most complete, everything new
and all the latest fashions are shown.
During our clearance sale last fall, we sold every
suit on hand, this is done at the end of each season so
as to carrg nothing over from one season to another.
This jnsures you a clean stock each season to select
from. ' x
Buy your Gentlemen's Chrjstmens presents.
We are distinctly a men's store.
If you wanted sugar, you would 't go to a black
smith's for it? See it?
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520 Dewey Street,
Store open evening 's until after Christmas
CWABAUGH,
Everything for Men. '
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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CommiisloHers' PfoceeiagJ.
Dec 8, 1911.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present Walter, Streitz and Roberts,
commissioners and county clerk.
Tho following bonds, were approved:
OVEHSEEU3,
Joseph Shaw, Dist 65; S. Trusty,
Dist 43; D E Martin. Diut 26; Walter
Thomas, Dist 1; Louie Rofior, Dist 10;
Fred Marqutte, Dist 9; R D Raney,
Dist 44; Wm Smith, Dist 22; Nath
Bratten, Diat 3-1: P. K. Huffman. Dist
42; J B Craig, Dist 58; Joseph F Mc
Gce, Dist 33; C E Parson, Riat. 17; W
R Weakley, Dist 24; V M Richmond,
Dist 39; Jorgcn Rassen, Diat '20? Mar
tin Jensen, Dist 14; Jacob Miller;. Dist
38r A McNicklo, Dist 18; W L
Chaussec, Dist 54; Wallace Quinn, Dist
49; H B Sanderson, Dist 7: A T Daniel
son, Dist 8; Wm Dymond, Dist 4.
JUSTICE OP THE PEACE,
D McNlcol, Myrtle precinct; Thomas
Thompson, Fox: Creek precinct; M H
McDermott, Somerset precinct; M J
O'Connell, North Platte No 3; J S Rob
bins, Wallace precinct
CONST AU IE
A WTool, Sellers precinct: I E Trout,
North Platto No 1; Wm Priest. Med
icine precinct; F S Roasch, Walfcorpro
cinct; E G Newman, Somorsot precinct.
COUNTY OPFICEIia,
C W Yost, county clerk; W R Ma-
lonoy, county coroner.
The following bills were allowed:
W W Birge, coal for poor, $714 11
Wilson Chemical Co., disinfectants,
27.65
Silndry persons, reports of births and
deaths. 18.50
. Sundry persons, reports of births and
deaths. 18.50
Sundry persons, survey ,6f roads 214-
205, 78.00
F A Roland, platting maps, 43.75
Sundry persons, survoying extra road
252,9.75
Sundry persons, surveying Road 34G,
21.85
Sundry persons, surveying part of
Road 339, 44.00
Sundry persons', surveying part of
Road 351 19.05
Sundry persons, district court cases,
Sundry persons, inquest A Herzog,
32.30
R C Duggan, disallowed ns 24.00,
overseer will pay same.
Sophia Andorson, care of Emma An
derson, 27.00
Sundry persons, case of A W Gerkin,
33.30
Sundry Porsons, Stato vs Wm Liv
ingston, 28.90
Sundry porsons, appraising Road 347
344. 14.& " - .
W B Salisbury, work in Commission
ers' Dist No 3, 3.75 A
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
machine, ribbons and repairs for Dis
trict Clerk, 90.25 v
C F Temple, insurance of jail 150.00
Geo Garman, cash to be used Road
Dint 54, 50.00
Geo Gorman, Commisslonsrs Dist No
3, 1G0.00
RWallingford and J James disal
lowed for reason not complying with
statutes, 33.80
Klopp & Bartlett, books and supplies,
2908.12
James Boechan, work In Dist SO,
30.00
' 'P G Meyer' Platting Road- 323? 8.00
G F Palmer; "water commission! 62.00
F R Elliott, expenses 3rd quarter,
G3.53
Ray C Longford, to redeem taxes,
8:30
Chas McDonald, rent for county sur
veyor, 80.00
D W Besnck, delivering ballots 52.00
G W Brown, mdso for poor 4.76
Ginn, White & Schabt. caskets' 120.00
E W Hinton, election booths 105.00
Wilcox Dept. Store, mdso for poor
90.G0
O A Bacon, assessor 2 and 3 qr 800.00
G B Dent county physician 2 qr 70.65
MjK Neville, rent; county attorney
48.00
Dr. J C Anderson, services Levi
Wolfe 143.00 disallowed for reason 2
bills.
Iddings Co, coal for poor 127.30
Iddings & Co, bridge lumber
1094.30
Howe & Moloney, casket 30.00
North Platte Waterworks, water
rent 20.35
, North Platte Telephone Co, phono
118.50 disallowed for 13.50
G. W Brown, mdse poor 14.93
Hemphill Printing Co, printing 15.95
Jno Jones, erecting booths 6.75
Jno Kelly, mdse poor 3.94
County surveyor authorized' to correct
Buryoy of Garman road.
Adjourned to Dec. 9th. '
, Doc. 9, 1911
Board mot pursuant to adjournment.
Present Walter, Streitz, Roberts- and
county cjorK.
Following bills were allowed:
Hammond Printing Co, supplies
County supt. 1.48
Hammond & Stephens Co, supplies
for county supt, 146.85
Stato Jourpal.Co, supplies clerk dist
court, judge and treasurer 67.92
Universal Publishing Co, supplies
county Bupt. 24.61
G T Field, lumber for jail 8.45
John McConnell, witness 1.00
Midland Chemical Co, disinfectant
jail 25.00
Laurco Book Co, supplies supt 3.04
W J McCIcment, (mileage state vs
Sibbita 20.25
A F Beeler, rent of hall jfor election
8.00
IS Gaudreault, rent of hall for elec
tion 8.00
A B Yates, rent of hall for election
8.00 disallowed 4.00
Loyal Mystic Legion, rent of hall for
election 5.00
School Dist No. 15 school for election
3.00
School Dist No. 9, school for election
8.00
School Dist No. G7, school for election
300
School Dist Nc 113, school for elec
tion 6.00 '
School Dist No. 76, schbol for elec
tion 6.00
School Dist No. 48, school for elec
tion 6.00 disallowed 4.00 .
A F Streitz, services county com. and
mileago 8-1.20
Geo. E Prosser, clerk Dist court 7.50
Geo. E Prosser, appointing J&C
election 55.75
Nate Brntten, livery biro 3.00
G J Bowon, team for deputy surveyor
6.00 ,
Platte Plumbing & Heating Co, re
pairs court house 1.20
(Concluded on 8th page.)
Local News. ,
Peter Burke, of Maxwell, who - i s a
patient nt the P. & S. hospital; is get
ting along nicely. .
Undertaker W. R. Malonoy was
cal ed to Gandy Tuesday afternoon to
embalm a body.
u .uoiu t ujujiTjuKiiii reiumea 10
Grand Island tho first of the week after
spending several days with her mother.
Miss Gladys Burton and brother Glen,
of Paxton, who were guests of Mrs. E.
R. Plumrner, returned homo Wednes
day. tm? sure and got one of those 1912
.1 hoto Cfljafiderfreo with every dozen
cabinet photos until Jnn. 1st;, 1912.
E. O. Helverstadt.
Seth Sherwood, E. Evans arid" Frank
Tagader, whb'wero arrested last week
for selling groceries without a license,
appeared before Judge Wnrren Monday
and a continuance taken until next Mon
day afternoon.
fllCi EL All
AT RINCKER'S. .
Our display of X-mas gifts this season
is tho largest and best which wp have
ever shown, as tho stock wns selected
to be suitable for young and old. .We
nsk you to visit our storo and make
your selection before the usual rush
which Is customary a fow days before
Christmas. By doing bo you will have
tho hdvnntuge of getting tho choicest
goods and we can give you more tlmo
and attention. Articles purchased now
will bo laid awayjintil desired. A cor
dial invitation is:extonded to you.
Bosk and Music Sfere.
Switches and Puffs
Which will please you
- both in quality and price.
I Guarantee you a Perfect Match
, Call at
MISS BIR.K1NSMAWS
Massage Parlors.
Diploma. 303 East Third St
West Electric Curlers will give
a deep Marcel Wave in a few
minutes. Card of flvo 25 cents.
