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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1912)
la U Cmlized The Use cfEnpnveH Cards and Termini fyress of Civilization, flie Use of Our Work lfarIisfaeas"Comf Clinton, Jeweler and Optician MI-ftUCNTlNG iMOUMOSS B DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, S Graduate Denfisf. S Ofllca over tho McDonald J a State Bank. Dfsieesaee9i Presbyterian Church. Tho heating plant will be in working order by Sundny and all services will no held on the audience room floor for tho first time since the week before Chrintmaa. Sunday school at 10 a. m Public worship at 11 a. m., Endeavor at 0:45 and evening worship at 7:30. There will be pood music, helpful ser mons and a spirit of fellowship and worship. Tho aid society of the Christian church will meet at tho home of Mrs. John LeMasters Thursday afternoon, Feb. 22. Weather forecast: Fair tonight and Saturday; colder Saturday. The maxi mum temperature yesterday was 50, a year sgo 40; lowest last night 28, a year ago 20. R. L. Graves arrived fromi New Orleans yesterday and will remain for a few days assisting in settling the business of the late firm of McDonell & Graves. The Tramp Dry Goods Department will open Saturday, Feb'y 17th. Attorney George Gibba is transacting business in Sutherland today. Mrs. Franzen went to Sutherland this morning to spend a week with friends. After visiting her brother, Walter Falk for two weeks, Mrs. P. B. Shroke retutned to home in Pine Bluffs this morning. Tho Lutheran ladies will hold a ten cent social at tho parish houso next Tuesday evening and will serve ice cream, cake and coffee. Mr. and Mrs. George LeDoyt were tendered a surprise party Wednesday evening bv tho Coterie club and their Tom Green camo up from Grand Island today to transact business. Mrs. Charles Boguo loft this morning for Omaha to spend a week with her husband. Leo Tobin, of Denver, camo down this morning to spend a fow dayB with reiatives und friends. Mr3. Albert Muldoon went to Ogal nlla this morning to attend- tho funeral of tho lats Marguorito Wolpton. The Tramp Dry Goods Department will open Saturday, Feb'y 17th. Tho Roval Noichbors' officers will entertain tho social club nt tho K. P. hall on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Crosby, of Sutherland, who has been tho guest of Attorney nnd Mrs. Crosby, loft this morning. Mrs. Geo. White and children, of Sutherland, "camo down this morning to visit her brothor Will Hawloy and wife. For Snlo Full blooded Rhode Island Red Roosters. J. H. Van Clcnver A masqurado party will bo given by the Misses Golf at tho Aelxanuer homo tonight to tho schoolmates of tho young ladies'. Tho county jail has but three inmate's. Thov aro tho 'Icelander- whbassaXilted tho Callahan girl at O'Fallon," George Stevens who is charged with imperson ating a federal officer, and tho follow Guinn who was brought ovor from Logan county for safe keeping. husbands. Card games were played, a nice lunch served and a rocking chair presented to the host and hostess as a remembrance of their birth anniversary. "For Sale R. F. D. Mail Boxes at Hershey's corner Fifth and Locust St. Engineer Hugh Bird returned tho enrly part of tho week from a visit at Oolwine, la. Ho says in that section there is two to four inches of snow on the houso tops that has laid there since earlv in Janunrv. in other words tlioy havo had two months of continuous cold wenther. Effective today all North Platto em ployes of tho Union Pacific will receive their pay checks on tho lGth of each month. Heretofore wo havo had two pay days tho loth and lath but now that tho Nebraska division has been extended to Cheyenne, there will bo but one. Yesterday being tho fifty-fifth wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meyers of East 0th street they were tendered a surprise by tho members of tho G. A. R., W. It. C. and a few friends. On behalf of tho guests At torney J. S. Hoaglund presented the worthy couple with some fine tablo linen. The afternoon was greatly en joyed by all present and a nice lunch was served. iy and J. r. duos navo disbanded until after the Lenten Sanson. Robert Falk went to Pine Bluffs this morning to spend a fortnight with rela tives. The Methodist Brotherhood met at noon yesterday and took dinner at the Ritner cafe. jR .? The Lady ForreshTnrheld a benefit at the Pat last evening and were given a good patronage. Miss Isa Murphy re'turned Wednes day from Sutherland where she spent a week with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Long are re joicing over the arrival of a baby girl at their homo Tuesday morning. Claude Mecombcr who has been at tending college in Des Moines came homo' thiB morning to visit his parents. Attend the opening of the Tramp Dry Goods Department Saturday, Feb. 17th. All members of the Rebekah lodge aro urged to attend a meeting which will bo held nt tho hall this evening. Business of importance will be consid ered. The people of Somerset will serve a big dinner in a vacant store room in that village February 22nd, and "Will ar range a program for the next annual farmers' institute. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Payne en tertained a few of their intimate friends at a prettily appointed six o'clock dinner last evening. The table decorations were very artistic and each course of the dinner elicited flattering remarks. For Rent Eight room modern houso on west Front street. Also two good farms. Inquire of W. V. Hoagland. The Presbyterian Brotherhood mot at the homo of Attorney and Mrs. M. E. Crosby last night. An interesting meeting was held after which dainty refreshments were served. It wasJ agreed to noiu tneso meetings bi monthly. Any body wishing me to figure with them on there New Bnth Room or Heat ing Plant and repair work, please call and jc me nt my New Plumbing Shop on Ea3t Gth St., Ottenstein building, or call Black 18i. No shop phone at pres- The old Rchnblo Plumber, Billie Green. r ent. Ready for Spring .Work. Wo aro now ready for spring work. Bring In your old harness and get thorn fixed' up and 'oiltfd. We' oil for 6ne dollar a sot. Wo also havo a full lino of hand mado harness. Como in and see us before you buy. PllEMUd FOUSTEDT, Locust Street. Of "A Night Out" at tho Keith next Tuesday evening, the narrative deals in part in illustrating hereditary influence upon character. Two men, Jack and Paul, aro full of life and aro ambitious to see the world boyondtho social barri cade established by a puritanical mother, resolvo to outwit licr rigid supervision, but aro discovered by theirgvandmother a generous, broadminded old lady, who loves them devotedly, yet is de termined to investigate the places they visit and pass judgment. The boys con sent to take her along they leave the houso nt night, taking Granraum "(tb a famous cafe. Granmum'has no ide,a q? the character of the place, until ft.is raided by the police. Then she realizes her position and bribes a policeman by offering him a reward for the return of her brooch, which she has lost during the excitement. v Special Sale on Lard. Beginning Saturday, February lQtrj. nnd continuing for ten days, we will sell pure, rendered lard at ten-vceptsper pound. Mahti's Meat Market. SI & S V3&EMR& Special Embroidery SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, February 17th, 19th and 20th. This will be your opportunity to buy your spring trimmings in this line both of heavier edges and fine Swiss bands and narrow flouncings. Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 , , . , ..t Cambric Edges and In- Nainsook Edges and In- Cambric edges, up to 2K sertions, gobod widths, 'sertions up to 8 inches inches in width per yd pe yard wide, , per yd 3k 6ic 9k - Lot 4 Lot 6 Lot 6 Swiss Bands, fine pat- c . R . , .. Swiss Flounces up to 17 13k 16k 19c Lot 7 Lot 8 Lot 9 Swiss Flounces 13 to ay Fine Corset Cover Em- Extra quality Corset Cov- inches wide handsome broideries, good work, er Embroideries patterns, per yd , per yd per yd 29c 1 39c I 69c. Let us help you srart spring work right. It's time to look after your harness. We are showing a line worth the money. Derryberry spaflCTEWBwgaararcTO'.OTr iyfffS7---a" Elect Officers. The annual meeting of the Railroad Employes and Investors' Association was held Wednesday evening and offi cers elected as follows: President, F. T. Redmond; vice-president, W. J. Berry; secretary, Mr. Baldock. State organizer Mike Roach was present nnd addressed the meeting. Will Erect Garage. Among tne buildings to be erected this spring will be a brick garage by A. M. Lock on his lot on the corner of Locust and Fourth. This building will be 66x126, and will be constructed of hallow tile with stucco finish. While it will be but one storv. tho walls will be sufficiently heavy to carry A second story. Solicit Stevens to Run. ., -Frjends of Harry P Stevens 'who live3 south of Maxwell, have requested him to file for the republican nomina tion for legislative representative from Lincoln county. Mr. StevenB has taken the matter under consideration and will make a decision within a few days. He is one of the most progressive farmers and stockgrowers in Lincoln county, full of energy and a reputable man in every particular. "The Girl from RectorV was pre sented to a slim audience at the Keith last evening. The play was somewhat disappointing to the audience. For Sale 4x5 premo camera, nearly new, been used 3 months. $7.50. Apply Ritner hotel. Jed A. Mooney and son Jed, both of Mayflower, were in town yesterday making final proof on their homesteads. "What happened to Jones," a three act comedy, will be presented at the Keith this evening by the high school cadets. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to tho kind friends and neigh- bors wno so willingly nelped us in our late bereavement, the death of our rson and brother, and for the beautiful floral offerings. Also we wish to thank the school-boy friends and the members of the Degree of Honor lodge. Mn. and Mrs. R. C. Giueson, AND FAMILY. CONCERT AND DANCE. Last Dance Before Lent. NORTH PLATTE MILITARY BAND, February 19th. opera house , Monday, Come and enjoy a Classy Concert and Dreamy Dancing to Merry Music by a Big Brass Band Dance Tickets, $1.00. Spectators 25c. Brotherhoods Will Dine, The men's brotherhoods of the Luth eran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Episco Eal and Christian churches will give a lothorhood dinner at the Ritner some evening next week. It is expected that at least 100 will be present, and tho men's forward and religion movement will bo discussed. An invitation has been extended to Bishop Beccher, of Kearnoy, to bo present, but word from him has not yet been received. If he ennnot accept some other out of town churchman will bo secured. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF NORTH PLATTE, NEB. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $145,000.00. These goods will bo shown in our windows all week. No goods will be sold before 8:30 Saturday morning, and none will be reserved or sold over the telephone. No pieces shorter than three yards will be cut except Corset Cover SS Embroideries. HJ Wilcox Department Store,, rtfiKKOTTOWHSyffiK Elder Declines. Tho following letter addressed to Sec retary Wnito explains itself: "North Platto, Neb., Feb. 13, I notice in this morning's Bee that I have been chosen by tho parties repre senting Senntor La Follotto as a presi dential candidate as an elector from tho Sixth district, I had no knowledge of this matter until I saw it in the paper, and do not know who is responsible for putting my name before tho committee. 1 do not cnro to go on tne uauot as an elector, and would be pleased to have you notify the proper parties." W. C. T. U. Program. Tho Women's Christinn Tempeinnco Union will meet at the Home ot .airs. A. P. Kelly. 705 W. Second street, Tuesday evening, February 20th, when n program in memory ot trances vu hml will bo rendered. Following the grogram reiresnments will be served, onir. by the Union: prayer, by presi dent; scriptural reading, Daniel 5:17-30; threo lessons drawn from scripture rending, 1. the least ot urunkeness, Mrs. llartmnn: 2. the folly of drunken ness, -Mrs. Kelly: 3. the fate of tho drunkard, Mrs. Perkins; solo, Mrs. Leon: roll call, answered with temner- nnco items: sketch of Miss Willard's life and work, Mrs. Banks; peon, Song of tho Decnnter, Mrs. Van Cleavo; solo, Mrs. Fnvoriuht: temperance story by tho loader: round table, topic "Our Boys", led by Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Warner; prayer for local union. Pigs For Sale. Woighlng GO to 100 lbs in numbers to' suit purchasers. Inquiro ,at Hershey's Locust and 6th Sts. Phone 15. With our ample capital, long experience in banking", and assets of three quarters of a million dollars, we are in a position to give you the best possible service. Tho Rebekah ladies ni making ar rnnroiruntR to hold nsuppo. April 10th, J Ifr Ill III r bj E. F. SEEBERGER, Pres, F. L. MOONEY, Cashier. Union Realty and Investment Company. Paid up Capital $50,000. Surplus 50,000.00. "i OFFICERS AND DIKECTORS- T. C. PATTERSON, President, B. BUCHANAN, Sec'y and Treas. First Mortgages on Real EstatelBought, Sold and Negotiated. This company is prepared to loan monoy of investors on first mort gages on roal estate, amply secured and drawing eight per cent semi annual interest. Money so invested will be exempt from taxation.