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Is that littlp bnnd of gId which aignifien marriage,
To tho bride, it is the key to nil happiness In the world hr
constant companion through life.
What a sense of satisfaction to him who sella wedding
ring, well knowing that year hence, the same hand withered
with age, will wear hin ring: exhibiting little nignts of wear.
To tho jeweler who sells this ring comes the respect and
confidence ho essential to success m this particular fitld of
endeavor.
No ring contains gold a0 thoroughly wrought, so thoroughly
workod on the grain to withstand wear, as does this ring.
We have the Engagement Ring, tho Wedding King, the
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Local and Personal.
Roy Bunks spent Friday with friends
In Kearney.
Mrs. Lillian Gloason, of tho postoffice
force is taking n month's vacation.
Doputy Sheriff Tom Watts spent
Sunday with friends in Gothonburg.
Levi Duko transacted business in
Omaha tho latter part of last wcok.
For Sale Hard coal stovo in good
condition. Phone Red 527 Ed. Burke. 78-4
Hiss Anna Rufllng has accepted a
position in tho Dickoy ico cream par
lors. Charlos Robs, of Omaha, spent tho
last of tho wcok with his mother in this
city.
Joseph llerrod, of Columbus, was
a visitor in town tho foro part of the
week.
Miss Florence Stamp will roturn Fri
dny from a two months' visit in eastern
cities.
Dr. A. J. Afaos transacted profes
sional business in Grand Island on Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tiloy returned
Friday evening from a visit in eastern
points.
Milton Atarcott loft Sunday for Den
ver to visit friends for a couple of
wcoks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cory loft yester
day for Omaha to romain a week or
longor.
Miss Margaret W align hns returned
from a visit of sovoral months in cities
of Montana,
Miss Graco Shelton loft Friday af tor
noon for tho enstorn part of tho state
to visit friends.
Emit Kosbau returned tho lust of last
week from Greon Rivor where1 he spent
Bevcral weeks.
W, J. Cruzen went to Big Springs
yostorday morning to transact business
for a short time.
Reed Smith, of Omaha, was the guest
ot His parents Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge
Smith on Sunday.
Photographer Alex Brooks waB a Goth
enburg visitor on Sunday. He returned
yostorday morning.
Miss Clara Knno who Is teaching this
torm at Maxwoll Bpont tho week end
ut the Bonner home.
Tl'e infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Brady died Friday afternoon
after a short illness.
Mrs. William Shohoney left Sunday
afternoon for Denver to spond a week
or more with friends.
Misses Doris and Holon Soibort wont
to Choyonno Saturday to spend a few
dayd with relatives.
Mrs. William Stogall will leave Jn u
short time for Omaha to visit with
friends for a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Appleford, pf
Maxwell, spont Friday and Saturday
in town with friends.
Dave Day returned this morning
from Hastings whoro ho had been
visiting for a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Crook left Sun
day in their car for Gibbon to spend a
few days with relatives. ,-
Miss Viriginin Bullnrd spent the week
end with friends in Kearney and at
tended the foot bull game.
Tho Rebekahs will hold n bazaar
and supper at the Odd Follows hall
Tuesday, December 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hartmnn left
yesterday morning ror atapieton to
spond a couple of days.
Miss Lillian Sturges who is now
residing In Gibbon spent tho week end
with relatives in town.
Joss Smith returned yestordny morning
from Gothonburg whoro ho spent Sun
day with tho homo folks.
Mrs. Charles Stamp will entertain tho
Mothers' Club nt a theatre party at tho
Koith tomorrow evening.
Miss Margaret Ware, of Blair, Is ox
poctod this week to visit tho Misses Ida
and Gonevlevo Ottcnsteln,
Mr. and Mrs. Marauot, of Horshoy,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Lannin tho
latter part of last week.
Will Hoban, of Hartwoll, returned
homo Saturday morning after spending
a week at tho Shecdy home.
James Norton, who had been employed
in Denver, has accepted a position as
gang boss in tho local shops.
Got relief from from first application
of A-thonca-ino tho now inhumation
spoclal for that hacking cough or cold
Git the chest
IUnckeu Book & Drug: Co.
Mrs. Jnmos Hart and Mrs. Will
Hawley returned Friday from u short
visit with friends In Omaha.
Miss Flora Davis, of Arnold, spent
Saturday transacting business at tho
county superintendent's office.
Mrs. Sarah Holden and baby have re
turned from Paxton whore tlioy were
guests of her sister last week.
R. G. Brock, of Fairbury, who visited
his brother Dr. H. C. Brock and wife
last week, wenthomo Friday.
Miss May Marovish has been em
ployed on tho nursing staff at tho Phy
sicians and Surgeons hospital.
Frank McFadden, of Paxton, re
turned homo Saturday, having spont
several days here on business.
Mrs. Will Baskins loft Saturday
morning for Valley Junction to join her
husband who is employed there.
Mrs. John Mnng, who submitted to
an oporntion tho latter part of last
week, Is reported to be doing nicely.
Dan Killian, of Rock Springs, is
visiting his aunt Mrs. Joseph Pillion,
Sr. Mr. Killian formerly resided here.
Fall and winter apples for snlo fiO
and COcLj. 1 milo cast J north of Platte
Valley School House. J. R. Gardner. 78-1
At tho Nebraska State Irrigation
Association held in Bridgeport last
week J. G. Boelcr was elected presi
dent. Mrs. William JcfTors and Miss Eileen
Keliher, of Cheyenne, who visited nt
the Schatz home last week, left Satur
day. Miss Mary Mahoney left Saturday
evening for tho eastern part of tho
state to spond several days with rela
tives. Miss Flo Johnson left Saturday after
noon for Kearney and Staploton to visit
her sistor who is teaching in tho latter
town.
Miss Mabel Sawyer who
in the western part of the
Saturday and Sunday with
is teaching
stnto spen
tho home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnurico Buckley have
returned from Council Bluffs whoro
they were the guests of tho latter's
sister,
Mrs. Andrew Scharman.nnd childron
left yesterday morning for Grand
Island to visit her sister Mrs. George
KanofT.
Mrs. A. P. Carson arrived Sunday
afternoon from Columbus to spond sev
eral weeks with her son Perry Carson
and wifo.
Cardinal Farley, of New York, went
thru Sunday enrouto to Denver to bo
present at tho dedication of tho
Imnculato Conception Cathedral.
new
For Sale Beautiful hard coal atovo
used one aonson. Cnll at Weinga nd's
store. tf
Chnrles Howor, of Sidney, who
visited his daughter Mrs. William
Norris last week while onrduto homo
from anextonded visit la Pennsylvania,
loft for hoine yesterday.
Frank J. Chambers formorly of this
city wnsmarried inBollingham, Wash.,
on October 19th, to Miss Jessie An
drews of that city. Mr. Chambers is
now employed as freight agent for tho
Northern Pacific.
Tho tender on engine No. 1711 went
in the ditch one and ono-half miles west
of Bolmr.r Fridav. The oncrinn hnil loft
,tho train and was on tho wny to Lowel-
icn lor water, ino wrecker was sent up
and picked up the wreckage which wns
slight. Trains on that lino were delnyed
sovoral hours.
Bishop McGovern, of Cheyenne, for
morly of Omaha, who is well known
among tho local peoplo was in tho city
Friday Tho bishop has been n
patient at St. Catherine's iiosplial in
Omaha for sevoral months and was en
routo to Choyenno to take up his work.
He was accompanied by FathorStonson.
Tho Lanco is informed that S. A.
Thomas has disposed of his holdings of
stock in the Farmers' bank of this
placo toJ. R. White, who has been one
of tho stockholders. In tho exchango
Mr. Thomas received a truct of hay
lnnd throe miles from North Platto.
Sutherland Free Lance.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Brooks came
down from North Platto Saturday after
noon to visit their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Nichols, re
turning homo Monday. Mr Brooks re
cently sold his auto garngo at Jules
burg and is now located nt North Platto
whero lie expects, soon to conduct a
gurago. Gothenburg Independent.
Pattern and tailored hats worth up to
$6, $7 and $8 for $4.95 each Saturday
at theParlor Millinery, 300-East 3rd St.
The local high school foot ball teair.
defeated the Kearney toam by a score
of C to 3 Friday afternoon at Kcarnoy.
North Platte made ono touch down and
jvournoy made one drop kick. Tho suc
cess of tho day was duo to Captain Will
Norris who won tho game whllo p ay
lng tackle. Tho star playing of the
Koarnoy team was made by quarter
back Lantz.
Kin MaM
9x15 Balo Ties, per bundle'. S 1.15
Barb Wire per 100 pounds 2.80
Wide Tiro Wagons 70.OO
At Horahoy's corner Fifth and Locust
streets. Phono ID.
Local and Personal
Misslsabelle Stafford returned to'
Paxton Saturday after visiting town
friends for several days.
Mrs. George Coates, who spent tho
past three months with her mother in -Portland,
returned the last of last :
week. I
F. Smith, of Lexington, who will
take4 a nositlon mi wire chief In the local
telephone office, arrived here the last of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stamp,vho have
ben visiting relatives in Rossville, 111.,
Kansas City and Chicago, will return
Thursday.
County Superintendent Cleo Chappell
will leave the last of this week for
Omaha to attend the state teachers'
association.
I Charlos Trovillo has purchased n
seven passenger Welsh Buick from the
Duvjs garage and drove the same home
Saturday.
J. F. Claubaugh returned Sunday
from Chicago and other eastern points
where ho spent ten days purchasing
wintor stock.
lfra. It. D. ITnrznrr who hnd heen ill
at the Physicians and Surgeons hospital
for several weeks has recovered and re
turned home.
Fred Ginn left Saturday afternoon
for Denver to spend a few days after
which ho will leavo for points in the
Pacific Coast.
Miss Sarah Brandt, who is teaching
in Sarben, spent tho week end with
town friends and loft Sunday for Goth
onburg to visit.
Mrs. William Finney nnd children who
visited hor mother, Mrs. Georgo Hat
field last week, returned to Ugalalla
Saturday afternoon.
Mesdames W. M. and M. J. Costello,
of Elyria. who had been guests of
Mrs. Addle llall tor a couple 01 weeks,
laft for homo Saturday.
Mrs. Nels Hammer and daughter
Freda wore called to Sidney Saturday
by the death of tho infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ahrens.
Twin girls were born Saturday even
ing to Mr. and Mrs. Georco KanofT. of
Grand Island. The latter was formorly
Miss Francis Nichols of this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. WofTred. of Fresno.
Cal., who spent the past fouf months
with the latters sister, Mrs. Walter
Ross, left for home Friday evening.
According to rnilroad estimates, the.
vvymore division 01 the tJurlincrton
alone will ship 2,000 carloads of apples
this season. The division lins 850 miles
of track, which means two and one
half cars for every mile. In many in
stances the loading track capacity of
small stations is being filled to tho limit.
Mrs. M. K. Neville entertained tho
Indian Card Club on Fridav afternoon.
In the card games Mis. Joseph Stone
won the first prize and Mrs. James
Hart the second. A nice lunch was
Served after tho card playing. Assist
ing mrs. iNevuio were Mesdames D.
T. Quigloy J . F. Clabugh nnd Chnrles
weir.
Lot McGovern do it. Do What? Re
pair, that stovo for you. Residence 1005-
Locust, Phono 390. Star Stove Repair
Works.
Three hundred nnd fifty speakers I
were put on tno stump in Wew York
stato yesterday by the democratic
national committee in tho hope of win
ning tho stato for Wilson. If tho vo
ters of New York state are ns disin
terested in politics as they seem to be
in Lincoln county tho 350 speakers will
arouso but little enthusiasm.
Farm For Sale.
The northenst quarter (nel) suction
twenty-four (24) township thirteen (18)
range thirty (30) about seven miles
southeast of North Platto on south side
of Platto river, all smooth land near
hills, good buildings, fifteen acres in
alfalfa, ono of best farms in Platto
valley. Pnco $10,000.00. Terms, half
casn, uninnco on easy time at 7 per
cent interest. Address Joseph Horshov
North Platte, Neb. l y
Hallowe'en Cafateria.
Roast iinrk. nnnlr nnnpo rnnat- Unt
mashed potatoes, gravy', bread and
nutter sandwiches, baked beans, cab
bago salad, pumpkin pie, doughnuts,
coffee, at Presbyterian church parlors,
Oct. 31st, 5 p. m.
Notice.
Notice is horoby given that on tho
3rd. day of December, 1912, a special
election will bo held in the School Dis
trict of tho City of North Platto, In tho
County of Lincoln, In the Stato of Ne
braska; tho polling places to bo as
follows: For that portion of said Dis
trict north of tho tracks of tho Union
Pacific Railroad Company, nt tho Hoso
House in thq Fourth Ward in the City
of North Platte, Lincoln County, Ne
braska; for that portion of snid District
south of tho tracks of tho Union Pncific
Rnilroad Company nnd west of Dewey
Streot nnd public road No. G which is n
continuation of Dowoy street, nt tho
IIoso Houso in tho Third Ward of said
City of North Platte; and for thnt por
tion of said District south of tho tracks
of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
and east of said Dewey streot and pub
lic road No. G, tho snme being a contin
uation of Dewey streot, nt tho Hoso
House in tho First Ward in the City of
North Platte.
At which said election the following
proposition will bo submitted to tho
voters of said School District:
"Shall tho School Districtof tho City
fcf North Platto, in tho County of Lin
coln, in tho State of Nebraskn, Issue its
negotiable bonds in the sum of $20,000,
00, in denominations $1,000.00 each
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. .. ul, ,v w,., uiiy i ""i ioia,
bearing interest nt tho rate of 5 nor
tcufc ucrnnnum, pnynuiu semi-annually,
principal nnd intorest payable at tho
fiscal agency of the Stnto of Nebraska
In the Cltv nf Now Vnrlr nnrl ri.nl.l.
as follows, to wit: In twenty years
Twin .1.. .1.A 1. .... 1...1 1 . .
Hum viio iimu uiurui, uui may oo paid
ut any time after ton years from tho
dato thereof nttho option of the Board
of Education of said School District,
Said bonds to be issued for the pur
pose of orocting and furnishing one
eight-room school building in tho First
Ward of the City of North Platto, Ne-
hrnslrn nn lilnrOr Ifift In uS,l ..m.1
And shall the Board of Education of
tno ocnooi District ot tno tity ot North
iyia3aaesatiHBaa
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Second Week of Sale ' Now
Bigger and Better Bargains
Hundreds of New Specials Added Daily to
Our Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Department is now complete with the swellest
and lowest price garments in North Platte. All go at, including our new Furs
Our Men's Clothing Department has been a wonder during this sale. The
high quality and low prices have made this department busy. Lots of good
things left going at
20 Percent Discount
AND SOME LESS.
Prepare
and buy your Blankets and Com
forts this week and save
Dry Goods Department
Dress Goods and Silks going fast. Some good items left. Outing Flannels,
Curtain Materials, Percale, Ginghams, everything except Kid Gloves go at
20 P
Watch This Space Next Week For
:rrc;ra-yiragrariire'wra;.Trei
Platte, in tho County of Lincoln, in tho
State of Nebraska, be authorized to
cause to be levied and collected a tax
annually in an amount sufficient to pay
tne interest and principal ot said bonds,
at the same mature, in nddition to tho
taxes now authorized to bo levied by
law on all property within the said
School District,
The ballots to be used at said election
shall have printed thereon:
"For issuing ?20,000.00 of the bonds
of the school district of the city of
North Platte, in the county of Lincoln,
in the state of Nebraska, for the pur
pose of erecting and furnishing one
eight-room school building on block 1G8
in the First ward of the city of North
Platte, Nebraska, in said district. Said
bonds to be negotiable in form and to
bear interest at tho rate of five per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually,
principal and interest pnyablo at the
fiscal agency of the state of Nebraska,
in the cityof New York and which said
bonds shall be due as follows: In twenty
years from tho date thereof, but may
bo paid at any time after ten years
from tho dato thereof, at the option of
the Board of Education of said school
district; and for levying and collecting
a tax annually in an amount sufficient
to pay tho interest nnd principal of said
bonds, as tho same mature, in addition
to tho taxes now authorized to be levied
by law, on all property within the said
school district."
"Against issuing $20,000.00 of the
bonds of tho school district of the city
of North Platto, in tho county of Lin
coln, in tho stato of Nebraska, for tho
purpose of erecting and furnishing ono
eight, room school building on block 168
in the First ward, of the city of North
Platto. Nebraska, within said district."
Said bonds to bo negotiable in form
and to bear interest at the rate of fivo
per cent per annum payable
semi-annually, principal and inter
est pnyablo at the fiscnl agency of the
stato of Nebraska in tho city of Now
York and which said bonds shall be due
ns follows: In twenty years from the
dato thereof but may be paid at
any time after ten years- from the datci
tnereoi, nt tno option oi ine
board of education of said school dis
trict; and against levying nnd collecting
n tnx annually, in nn amount sufficient
to pay tho interest and principal of
snid bonds, as tho same mature, in ad
dition to the taxes, now authorized by
law, on nil property within tho said
school district "
Thoso voting in favor of said propo
sition shall mark their ballots with an
"X" after tho paragraph beginning
"For issuing $20,000.00 of tho bonds of
tho school district of the city of North
Platto in tho county of Lincoln, in the
stato of Nebraska.'
Those voting against said proposition
shall mark their ballots with an "X"
nfter tho paragraph beginning
"Against issuing $20,000.00 of the
bonus of tho school district of tho city
of North Platte, in the county of
Lincoln, in tho state of Nebraska."
Said election to be open nt (8) eight
o'clock a. m. and contiuno open until
(G) six o'clock p. m. central time on
said date.
Dated this 21st day of October 1912.
By order of the board of educntion.
E. T. Tkamp, President
A. F. Streitz, Secretary.
ercent Discount.
Yourself for Cold
20 Percent Discount,
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GETTING AHEAD,
When the officers of this bank see a depositor mak
ing steady gains in his balances, our confidence in
him grows.
When a depositor who has won our confidence re
quires money with which to develop his business our
large resources enable us to give him all the credit
his financial condition warrants.
The merchant, the manufacturer, the builder, the
farmer who does business at this bank, receives its
financial support when he needs it.
We invite all who want the co-operation of a strong
resourceful bank to become depositors of the
McDonald State Bank.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Union Realty and Investment Company.
Paid up Capital $50,000. Surplus 50,000.00.
-OFFICERS
T. C. PATTERSON, President, B. BUCHANAN, Sec'y and Treas.
First Mortgages on Real Estate Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
This company is prepared to loan money of investors on first mort
gages on real estate, amply secured and drawing eight per cent semi-
annual interest. Money so invested
STEP II.
Dine here Today. This Cafe I
is the one that will please I
your fancy in cleanliness, good 1
food and service. Prices I
reasonable. 1
Opposite Depot, PALACE CAFE I
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our Present Specials.
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