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TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE,, NEB.,
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MAY 28, 1912.
No. 35
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loolcs forward to oannot be acquired over-night.
If yon -irnt to be com fortably fixed SOA11S DAI ,
yon must begin by starting ubunkucrsoant A'OW.
Your money is safe in the banlc, and your keen
interest in seeing your balance in the banlc grow
is the thing that will make it grow.
Do YOUR banking with
The First National Bank,
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS &
District court adjourned Saturday
evening.
Charles Ross, of Omaha, visited his
mother Mrs. 0. Y. Ross this week.
S. D. Ralston, of Wellfleet, trans
acted business in town yesterday.
John Holcombe, of-Maxwell, visited
his sister Mrs. James Loudon Sunday.
Miss Hazel York has succeeded Miss
Nina Van Doran in the North Platte
Candy Kitchen.
Harry Reese was among the local ball
fans who attended the game at Grand
Island Sunday.
Miss Esther Antonides left at noon
yesterday for Chicago where she ex
pects to spend the snmmer.
James Home, L. Conneally, Howe
Hecht, Mrs. Fanney Hecht and L. Kid
well were among the visitors from Wal
lace in town yesterday.
Mrs. P. J. Gilman and Miss Laura
Murray leave Monday of next week for
Vancouver, Wash., to visit Mrs. Arthur
Woolsoy, nee Kate Gilman.
W. S. Trites who has been in charge
of the automobile contest at the Daily
Telegraph will leave today for Superior
to conduct a similar one.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson who has made
her home with her niece Mrsy Mary
O'Hare for a year past, left yesterday
afternoon for Chicago to reside.
What is Your Idle Money Earning?
We have some choice first" mortgage
loans one to five years' time in sums of
$200 to 15000, netting 7 per cent to 8
per cent semi-annual interest. Nothing
uetter nor sater tor your idle money,
See Bratt & Goodman.
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John Vosceipka is visiting his sister
in Kearney.
F. T. Redmond was a Omaha visitor
Sunday.
A. S. Coates was the guest of h
brothers in Sutherland Sunday.
Robert Finney, now of Ogalalla,
visitedelatives in town Sunday.
Con Scharman, of Omaha, was tho
guest of his. mother and other relatives
Sunday.
Carl Abrahamson spent tho first of
the week here visiting friends and
transacting business.
Mrs. Geo. T. Field returned yester
day aftornoon from Detroit, where sho
had been visiting relatives for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mann have as
their guest this week Mrs. Reeger, of
New York, who is enroute home from
the coast.
At a meeting of tho Baptist people
Wednesday evening It was decided to
erect a new church building on tho lot
at tho corner of Locust and Fourth
streets. An architect has been era'
ployed to draw plans and the intention
is to have the building completed this
year.
The old Unitarian hall building was
sold Saturday to Thomas Rowley, living
south of the river for $325. The building
is now boing torn down by the purchaser,
who will use the lumber in building a
barn. The demolition of the hall removes
one of the old landmarks of the city.
For the National cemetery, May 30,
1912, a fine program has been arranged
by Supt. Ingles, who will be assissted
by Past Judge Advocate Genl. T. C.
Patterson on behalf of the grand army,
Senator Hoagland and Wm. G. Beatty
will orate. Fine flowers will be fur
nished by the Dept. W. R. C; will
decorate the graves, the boys with
flags, the girls with flowers: an im
pressive testimony of our love
coantry and 'a tribute to its defenders
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The J. S. Davis Auto Co. has just
sold a gray and black Buick model
touring car, special equipment, to Dr.
W. T. Pritchard. . '
Ralph Vroman fell frorn his motorcycle
Sunday while returning from a trip to
Sioux Lookout and sustained a broken
ankle.
Advo Customers Attention.
We will start our canvass for Advo
orders for fall delivery June 3rd. The
line has been improved and new things
added. Some vegetables such as peas
and tomatoes are very scarce this year
but our contracts were let last Jan
uary so you will be protected on price.
Wait for us.
34-2 Wilcox Department Store.
Insurance
against loss by hail, fire, lightening,
tornado und wmdstoim. Tho best and
cheapest is written by Bratt & Good
man, leading insurance agents.
Crystal
Theatre
To - Night
PICTURES
When a Man's Married.
Spanish Cavalier.
Dumb Wooing.
VAUDEVILLE
Howard and Esher,
Singing and Dancing.
Wanted A girl for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. Geo. T. Field,
west Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Denn and daugh
ter Marjory went to Arapahoe yester
day morning to spend two weeks with
relatives.
Pattern and Trimmed Hats at half
price at Parlor Millinery, 300 East
Third Street.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bare, who had
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L.
Bare tor a week, left yesterday for
their home in Huntingdon, Penna.
For Sale my property at 914 west
4th St. Victor VonGoetz, Jr.
Earl Brownfield and Dr. Sadler, of
Hershey, and Harry Worrell, of Suther
land came down Sunday to attend the
funeral of the late Dr. F. II. Longley.
Mrs. Harriet Gibson who has been ill
for several weeks from the effect of an
operation has recovered and will resume
work at the Wilcox Department Store
next weeK.
The J. S. Davis Auto Co. has just
sold a model 35 touring car fully equip
ped, to O. E. Wiel.
Engineer Frank Bainell is running on
tho new road between Kearney awl
Stapleton for the present. Frank Winn,
of Kearney, will take this run in a short
time.
All members of the Degree of Honor
are requested to meet at the K. P. hall
Thursday at 1:30 p. m. to proceed to
the cemetery. Bring flowers.
Chief of Honor.
Mrs. Rhodes Longley formerly Miss
Nita Murphy of this city was released
last week from the hospital at Fon du
Lac, wis., where she had been taking
treatment for an injured foot for sev
eral weeks.
Miss Margaret Spargo, of Odgen.
visited Mis3 Ruth Streitz yesterday
while enroute to Boston. The young
ladies were class mates at Brownell
Hall in Omaha.
The J. S. Davis Auto Co. has just
sold a gray and black model 29, fully
equipped, A. F. Streitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray West and children
of Basin, Wyo,, who have been guests
of tho latter's parents Mr. and Mra.
Alex Fenwick, left today for Omaha
and other eastern points.
I am again ready for a share of your
auto livery trade. Have a roomy, com
fortable, easy riding car. Rates con
sistent with good service. Call resi
dence phone 28G or black 31.
R. A. Garman.
Mrs. J. J. Hnlligan entertained a
'number of ladies at bridge Friday
afternoon the guest of honor being
Mrs. H. L. Baker of Omaha. The after
noon proved a most pleasant one and
was made more enjoyable by a delicious
lunch.
Esperanto Festo.
"Kie estis la Esperantistof 'kiam la
lumiloy mollumigis?" or where were
the Esperantises when tho fights went
out? Down at the Flowers home mas
tering the first few simple rules of the
now language. There were about for
ty of them and they found the language
so easy to learn that they will all re
turn and bring more of their triends
for the second lesson tonight at 7:30
sharp and lasting just in hour.
It has been decided to have a lesson
each night this week, winding up with
special stunt Friday evening.
For Rent.
Houses and unfurnished rooms. Rents
collected and property cared for.
W. J. O'Conner left Sunday evening
for a short visit in tho eastern part of
the state.
Mrs. VanNatta went to Omaha Sun
day to take eye treatment from the
specialists there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rector and family
went east Sunday to visit relatives and
friends tor a couple or weeks.
Architect A. W. Archer returned
this morning from a business trip to
Memphis, Tenn.
Commencement Exercises.
The graduating exercises of tho
class of 1912 were held nt the Keith
theatre Friday evening. The theatre
was crowded with parents, friends and
schoolmates of tho graduates. Tho
program opened with nn instrumental
solo by Miss Eva Pickernton followed
by an invocation by Rev. Patrick Mc
Daid. Vocal solos were rendered by
Miss Faye Carpenter nnd Mrs.
Elizabeth Cramer, after which Hon.
D. Love, of Lincoln, delivered tho
principal .address of the evening taking
as his subject "Vnrious Parasites."
The diplomas wore presented by E.
T. Tramp, president of the board of
education, nfter which a violin solo
was rendered by Mjss Ireno VanTrot
and benediction given by Rev. R. B.
Fnvoright. The class roll number
twenty-two young ladies and gentle
men who start out in life under very
favorable conditions, having graduated
with highest honors and possessing the
talents, confidence nnd ability for n
successful career in their chosen voca
tion. The stage was decorated in
class colors, palms and ferns and tho
class formed n semi-circle across it.
Tho gowns of tho young ladies were
beautiful and each carried a largo
boquet of white roses the class flower.
The motto of the classes "Never let the
weather interfere with .your Plnns"nnd
the class colors are green nnd white.
Dwellings for Sale.
$1100.00 buys five room dwelling with
in four blocks of Dewey and Sixth
streets. Easy terms.
We have one of tho handsomest cot
tages on north side for sale at a very
low figure. The house has six large
rooms, nice large, roomy, new porches,
new outbuildings nnd fences, new
plumbing including toilet all connected
with sewer, new electric light wiring
and fixtures. All newly painted and
papered. Price is low and terms ensy.
Let us show you this snap.
36-2 Buchanan & Patterson.
St. Patrick's Class.
An elaborate three course banquet in
honor of thegiaduates of St. Patrick's
convent was held in the class room the
Inst of the week. The tables were
beautifully decorated in the class colors
of blue and white, candles of tho same
colors were burning on the tables.
Flowers also helped to make the tables
chaiming. Master Paul Roddy was
toastmaster and nil members called on
responded piomptly. The evening was
spent in playing games, tennis being
the principal one. Mnrcell Koliher and
John Hnhlcr weie awarded the prizes.
Music and singing were enjoyed after
Which the children went homo from
spending a most enjoyable evening.
Money to Loan on Real Estate.
One to five years' time or out of our
state Building & Loan association re
turnable in monthly installments. Long
time, easy payments. See us first.
Bratt & Goodman.
A Lutheran congregational meeting
will be held at tho parish house to
morrow evening.
C. P. .Carson came up
bus Saturday evening to
P. A. Carson and wife.
from Colum'
visit his ton
and Leonard
thig morning
Miss Edith Roushe
Cornett went to Paxton
to visit relatives for several days.
Cody Boal left last night for western
points to visit relatives.
10c. and 15c.
Crops are Growing Fast.
How about hail insurance?
policy from Bratt & Goodman,
risk it by not insuring.
Get a
Don't
All life is a Wu and fcvery third
whiz on the road is a Ford. It's the
car of the millions and the millionaire
lightest, rightest, most economical.
Many thousands of the seventy-five
thousand we are building this year are
being sold to owners of more expensive
cars.
All Ford's are Model T's all alike except the
bodies. The two passenger runabout costs $590
the five passenger touring car $G90 the
delivery car $700 the town car $900 f. o. b.
Detroit, completely equipped. Get latest cata
logue from Ford Motor Co., Michigan and Four
teenth street or direct from Detroit factory.
HENDY-OGIER GARAGE, Agent,
North Platte, Neb.
Exclusiveness is the keynote of the styles of our
men's ready-to-wear clothing. If you are wearing our
suits, you know the distinction of style they give. Our
line comprises the newest models, and the latest fab
rics. .We guarantee a perfect fit and excellent work
manship, J " '
Wise mothers will make no mistake if they bring
the little boys here for their .clothing. -Our goods are
right and our prices are right.
Weingand,
THE QUALITY PLACE.
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Model 29 BuickPrice $1,325.
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In the Model 29 BUICK, we offer a touring car of 37 H. P
The straight-line body has a five passenger capacity. In design
and finish, it is particularly handsome, and has been exceedingly
well received by the public. It is one of the Big Hits of the
year 1912, and will compare with any other car selling up to
$1500.00. Notice the road clearance, 111- inches or the noiseless
overhead valve motor. Another feature in this model, is the
unit power and transmission plant. Look at the brakes; make
note of their size and action. Then after you have seen all
these and numerous other points, remember that this car is
manufactured, not "assembled" by the BUICK COMPANY.
Demand value received for yonr money. Whenever you
consider purchasing a car, remember that the BUICK asks a
price that you are justified in paying.
A CAR OF CLASS AND NOISELESS MECHANISM.
J. S. DAVIS AUTO Cd
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
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Local and Personal.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. McDonald spent
Sunday with friends in Stapleton.
Will Hendy transacted business in
Stapleton Saturday nnd Sunday.
Peter O'Fnllon, of Denver, was the
guest of Louis Tobin the first of the
week.
Mrs. Alex Fenwick has returned from
Cheyenne where sho visited her daugh
ter for two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. P. Martin expect to
spend decoration day with relatives in
Wallace.
W. D. Waldo nnd his grading force
returned yesterdny from Stapleton
where they have been employed.
Vice president nnd general manager
Scott of tho Union Pacific spent yester
day in town on business.
Miss Maude Mollyneaux left yester
day morning for Sutton to spend the
summer with relatives.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. Padgot returned
yesterdny morning from nn extended
visit with rolntivos jn Mt. Vernon, 111.
Attorney W. V. Hongland went to
Hastings last ovening to spend a day or
longer. Ho will return in his car which
has been undor going repairs.
Attorneys J. S. Hoagland and W. V.
Hoaglanu will try a case in Julesburg
this week in which Nick Phisas is
charged with murder in the first decree.
having wounded a fellow workman,
Fate, so seriously last Dec. with a knife
while in a quarrel, that tho latter dlod.
J. J. Wllllinmson, of Pittsburg, Pa.,
is visiting at the Crosslnr r,.0i,ir.n
while enroute homo from a protracted
visit iij western coast points.
The Flower Mission of tho St. Put
ricks church mot Sunday afternoon and
made arrangements for a picnic which
they will hold tomorrow at a grove near
town.
Handsome Residence Lots.
Wo have a number of handsome
residenco lots for salo on west Fifth
and Sixth streets. These lots are located
closo in on graded sreots, six inch
wntcr mains nnd cement wnlks . nnd
crossings laid and paid for. Dwellings
built on these close In lots will always
rent nnd sell well. Prices nnd terms
easy. BUCHANAN & PATTI2RSON.
Estray Notice.
Taken up as nn cstrny by the under
signed on tho Sturges ranch nino miles
northwest of North Plntte, on or about
Foby. 17, 1912, brown mare, weight
800, about two years old, small Btar in
forehead. Owner of abovo animnl call,
prove property, pay charges and tnko
same uway. H. L. Gaunt.
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