The Dixon Jewelery Establishment
Thanks you for your confidence and patronage
during the past year and Holiday season and wish
you a Very Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.
Promising you our continued efforts to be
of service to you in 1913.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
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Local and Personal
W.J. Tiley returned last evening
from a short business ,visit in Paxton.
A. M. Mason spent the latter part of
last week in Grand Island on business.
Mrs. Moore, teacher in the Maxwell
schools, visited friends in town yester
day. Miss Lula Wymnn left yesterday
morning for Paxton to visit with
friends.
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Jacob Miller left yesterday for Gar
field to spend the holidays with friends
' and relatives.
Miss Etta Clark will arrive today to
spend a fortnight with hermother Mrs.
Mary Elder.
Joseph "Weeks returned to Grand
Island yesterday morning after a short
vipit with local friends.
Mis Uessie Salisbury left yesterday
morning for Aurora to spend a weok
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Maloney, Jr., will en
tertain the M. M. club on Tuesday
afternoon of next week.
Mi3s Lillian McCracken, of Boulder,
came Fridaymorning to spend tho holi
days with her sister Mrs. H. 11. Grimes
Miss Marjory Cross, who has been
teaching in the rural schools, came home
the last of last week to spend the holi
days. E. A. Haverslead, formerly a photo
grapher of this city, came' up from Goth- j
enburg yesterday to transact business j
and visit friends.
Arthur McCabe, who has been at
tending Creighton college in Omaha,
came home Sunday to spend the holi
days with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bonner are now
located at Greeley, Colo., where the
former holds a position in the office of
a sugar boet factory.
Mrs. Charles McNamara and baby
will leaveiThursday: morning for Omaha
to visit a week with the former's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Charles Terrell, of Omaha, ar
rived yesterday mornjng to be the
guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
James Rannio for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlyle and
daughter, of Cheyenne, arrived yester
day morning to spend two weeks with
her sister Mrs. Harry Murrin.
t John Brvan. local field agent for the
Grand Island sugar factory, has been
taking a vocation for several days and
is spending the time in Grand Island.
E. E. Eiic3son left yesterday after
noon for Pomona, Cat., where he will
remain during tho winter. He went
via Denver, in which city he will spend
Xmns with'relatives.
Four sizes of Pennsylvania hard coal,
pen, chesnut. stove and egg size. 12.50
to 13.50 per ton, delivored.
Phone No.7. The C. F. Iddings Co.
The old English custom of ChristnTns
carols sung by boys will be revived.
Prof. Garlichs last year sturtod the
movement.and this year will send scv
oral boys clubs about the streets sing
ing "Christmas Tide", "Holy Night"
and other carols. Tho carrollers will
be out Tuesday evening nnd will visit
many homes corrolling joyously, making
it audibly known to all that in North
Platte the old Christmns spirit has been
revived. Any money given will be
turned over by tho boys to charity. Let
all respond and the swell happiness and
make glad many poor hearts, for
this is charity.
Como to Dr. LIms for
your holiday presents
in tho way of a pair of
e asses. Any Kind at
nearly half my former prices from Dec.
15, 1912. to January 31, 1913. Call and
see me; office over the McDonald State
Bank. Hour'? 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 0 p
m. Plv.nr No. 3G for social arrangements.
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Look up Mrs. Huffman's Add.
Judge Grimes adjourned district court
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Perkins transacted busi
ness in Grand Island yesterday.
Attorney Walter Hongland trans
acted business in Lexington yesterday.
Attorney George Gibbs will spend tho
holidays with relatives in Kansas City.
Miss Mabel Kirke.of Kearney, visited
Miss Clco Chaspell Saturday and Sun
day. Miss Jensen left Friday evening for
Gothenburg to visit for a couple of
weeks.
Roy Cockran will leave today for
Brady to spend Christmas with rel
atives. Miss Susie Campbell left Saturday
afternoon for Shelton to spend the
holidays.
Misa Nona Marcott will go to Brady
this evening to visit'her parents dunng
the holidays.
I would rent my furnished home
during Junuary, February and March.
W. V. HOAGl.AND.
Miss Grace Casey left Saturday after
noon for Denver to visit two weeks
with her parents.
Mrs. Owen Brooks returned lust
week from Gothenburg, where sho
yisited her parents.
Bert Barber came up from the stato
university Saturday afternoon to visit
two weola with relatives.
Miss Emma Anderson one of the local
teachers, left Saturday for Gothenburg
to spend Xmas with his parents.
Miss Olive Watts came up from
Koarney Saturday afternoon to visit
relatives during the next two
weeks.
Miss Addie Roasch, of Gothenburg,
who had been visiting her sister Mrs
Arthur Allen left for homo Saturday
afternoon.
Harry Smith who is nttending a medi
cal college in Chicago came homo Sat
urday afternoon to spend Xmas with
his parents.
Miss Maude Lloyd, who has been em
ployed as teacher in the Gandy schools,
resigned Friday and will go to Lincoln
to attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crosby, of Suth
erland, will arrive to-day to spend the
holidays with their son Attorney M.
E. Crosby and fnmiiy.
Do you know of nnothor dealer be
tween Omaha and Denver who has four
size3 of Pennsylvania Hard Coal on
hand at the present time. We have
and can furnish in any quantity. Pea,
Chestnut, Stove and Egg, 12.50 to
$13.5,0 per ton delivered. Phone No. 7
The C. F. Iddings Co.
Albert Herrod, formerly of this city,
was injured last week in Denver by an
automobile. His injuries will confino
him to the house for some time.
E. A. Earhart, of Kansas City, ar
rived here Friday and accepted a posi
tion as baker at the O'Hare bakery.
Mrs. Earhart and tho family will como
later.
The ice on the Lincoln lake west of
the city is reported to be in excollont
condition for skating and moonlight
skating parties are being hold there
each evening.
Herbert Wiley who had ben confined
in tho county jail for some time upon
complaint of his wife, who feured that
he would shoot her, was releused Sat
urday on pelice bonds.
SPECIAL ON COAL
While the present supply
lasts, we offer:
Pennsylvania No. 2 Chest
nut at $12.50.
Chestnut size Coke $8.50
Per ton of 2001 pounds
delivered in your bin.
First come first served, as
supply is limited.
W. W. Birge, Phone 9
Local and Personal.
Mrs. Everett Waro returnod to Hcr
hey yesterday morning,
Herman Kerr, of Brady, spont Sun
day in town with friends.
John States has been off duty as U.
P. brakoman for several clays owing to
Illness.
Miss Irene McGee went to Brady last
evening to visit tho homo folks during
the holidays.
Miss Gertrude Baker, of tho Gothen
burg schools is, spending her vacation
in this city.
Charles Seyferth nrifved Sunday
evening from Boone to visit his mother
nnd sister
Look up Mrs. Huffman's Add.
Misses Myrtle and Naomi Dowhower
left n few days ago for Nolson to spend
the holidays.
Attorney Jnmcs Kcefo left Satur
day evening for Sioux City to spend the
holidays with velatives.
Hilmer Thompson came up from
Omaha Saturday evening to visit the
homo folks for two weeks.
Superintendent nnd Mrs. William
JefTers and Miss Eileen Keliher arrived
today to visit relatives tomorrow.
The Douglas home has been quaran
tined, one of the young Armstrong
children being ill with scarlet fever.
Miss Clara Gloy, of Ognlalla returned
home yesterday afternoon after spend
ing several days with Mrs. Warron
Kelly.
Miss Lillian Sturges nrrived Sunday
evening from Gibbon; she intends to
visit during the next two weeks with
friends in town. ,
Look up Mrs. Huffman's Add.
Miss Eunice Babbitt, who is on the
teaching staff in Lincoln, nrrived hero
Saturday evening to spand the holidays
with her parents.
Mr. nndJMrs. Alex Meston and baby
who have redided in Scotts Bluffs for
several weeks are visiting friends nnd
relatives in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ilorrigan, of
Boone, la., arrived Saturday evening
to visit tho latter's parents Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Maloney, Sr., for two
weeks.
Engineer Stevo Baldwin fell from
the running bonrd of his engine at
Coznd yesterday nnd recoived injuries
on his side which will cause him to be
off duty for some time.
For Rent Two large furnished rooms
for housekeeping 321 So Pine. 9472
Messrs. Ford and Johnson, of Lexing
ton, aie making arrangements to open
a cleaning and pressing establishment
in tho rooms recently vacated ' by the
Locust Street Rostuarant. '
Edgar McMurray, of Brady, and
Miss Rose Mayo of Oconta, were mar
ried in the presence of relatives at the
home of the former's sister yesterday
afternoon. Rev. C. F. Chapman
oflicinting. Mr. and Mrs. McMurray
will reside in Brady.
North Platte People in Long Bench,
C. C. Patterson, of the firm of Pat
terson & Anderson, boat-builders on'
Rivhrside Drive, treated a party of
friends to a long ocean voyage Sunday
in his elegant new launch, the Eva L.
All of Mr. Patterson's guests were
people from his old home city, North
Platte. Nebr. Passincr out throuirh the
Long Beach harbor, they crossed the
bay and followed for a short distance
nlong the line of the course of Avintor
Kearny. Some of tho ladies from North
Platte did not find tho rolling billows
quite as agreeable traveling as is
airorded by the' rolling prtiries of their
homo state, and finally succumbed to
mat do mer, so tho Eva L. had to put
back to shore. .Mr. Patterson's guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Mm.
Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, and Mes
dames Ormsby, Church, Watls, Bangs,
Hanson and Hamilton. Long Beach
(Cal.) Telegram.
Episcopal Church.
The program to he carried out by the
Episcopal church for their Christinas
celebrations is ns follows:
Celebration of the Holy Communion
at 7 a. m.
Full choral celebrntion, morning
prayer and sermon at 10 n. m.
Tho 10 a. m. service will include
following music:
Processional hymn, "Oh Come,
Yo Faithful."
Venito
To Daum E. Roid
Jubilaie E. Ileid
Hymn "It Came Upon -the jflid-r
J01ear."
' Oirortory Anthem. "Hall Holy Min."
Recessional hymn "Angels From tho
Realms of Glory."
The Communion service by AViiker
son will bo used at this service.
In tho evoning there will be a child
ren's Christmas service held in tho
church boginning at 7 p. m. After this
service the entire school will msrch in
a body to the Masonic hnll where they
will participate in tho festivities thst
await them.
To Investors .
We are prepared to loan your money
on real estate first mortgage so as to
net your eight per cent. Money in
loaned is exempt from tagci. Orae os
and let us talk it over.
County New.
Evidently ft . xs - i im hd pr.f
perouH year i ?vut , (wl l it.i iltn
from the Telcpos : 1 hi i' lift 1 1 . Just
about a r-nlf milo of iicrew v ifc built
in Maxwell ihi war; h $rf),(Au anoi .
house; soven residences nf appi. xitnU
ly $10,000 v hie; a ROOD else ne ' ligh
plant, besides tlier imt r vrmetft
running into the il unds. d u
boom has been on, either
Merle Arnold, a uug man wlty
formerly lived s tuh ii nUxvil, i
now associated svi h the Niibrfcskn
gospel team of hoY. M. C. A wlkl
will visit a number of ihe iiilai d tewia
of the state next eur.
'I he IIiTshey Times t II of u ea
.f ptomaine poisot.ittK which ccurm
in the G. V. Wlutrnmu family Inn
weok which resulted fron' entity
pickled pig's "eet bought of tntgoin
- r,, Waid & Co It loquired tho com
bined work of the Horshey doctor nd
a North Platte doctor tu ovoic.ms the
poison. Moral: Buy your pickled pig
feet of home dealer.
For Exchange.
Equity in a 7-r om modem li use tit
tinted in n good part of Kansas City,
Mo., for North Platte vacant or itn
povod. Call at C. M. Newton s stoic
. .r particulars. 1)2-8
Myrtle and Vicinity.
Merry Xmas to You All.
Joo Knnjdlo is nursing a sore knee
caused by coming'in contact with u nail
which he was driving.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Grambrel and
Mrs. Geo. Kelley autoedtoNorth Platte
Saturday.
Mrs. J. C. Askwig was tendered a
surprise party by about twenty of her
neighbors Tuesday, night that being her
birth nnniversiry. The evening was
spont in dancing and an oyster supper
was sorved at midnight. Tho crowd dis
persed in the wee smnlll hours aftor
wishing her many happy returns of tho
day.
Mrs Ed. Wright returned Saturday
from u week's visit at Nprih Plattp.
Misses Bertha McMillen and Dnrjine
Purdy will spend the holidays with their
paronta.
George Moran's new house at Staple
ton is nearly finished.
York McGue finished husking hie
corn Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Aakwig left Sat
urday for Minneapolis, Kans., to- spend
Chiistmss with Mrs. Askwig's parents
Mrs. E. C. Allison was called home
from Omfha where she was taking
treatment, by the death of her brother
Travis Jensen,
Mrs. Arthur Merritt is visiting rela
tives in Noith Platte.
Geo. Stearns and family returned to
North Platte Wednesday after spend
ing several days with W. A. Stenns.
F. D. Tatmnn and wife were North
Platte visitors Saturday.
Miss Purdy and Miss McMillen united
their schools" and rendered n Christmas
program Friday.
Money to Loan
on furniture, pianos or anything of good
value oti vour plnin note if steadily em
ployed; pay back in small weekly or
monthly payments. Mrs. B. F. Wil
coxson 410 East 4th St. Office in resi
dence, hours 9 n. m. to 4 p. m.
Tinner's Tools.
I have 2nd hand set in good condition
for snle cheap. Joseph F. Fillon. tf
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' J AAVID HARUJl
It stands in a chiss hy itself
OUR OFFER
Buy n sack of "DAVID IIARUM"
Try it as many times as you wish.
If you are not satisfied that it is
worth the differenceIf you are not
convinced it is the host Hour you
ever used you can hring or send
it back und we will refund purchase
price.
Quality considered "DAVID
HARUM" Hour is the cheapest flour
on the market toduy.
Herrod &. Son,
Phone 208.
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All the Buick features lire the result of 9 yenrn experience.
Two years iifjo they discarded the "planetary gear system"
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means there is no loss in delivering the power to tho rear wheels.
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For years they htlt'e maintained a sight-feed oiling system.
Thnm is no iluesswork nhont the
most vital part of any engine is keeping n supply of oil on hand,
and KNOWING that it is heing delivered to each working part
properly. You can see tho oil at all ttines in a sight-feed glass
on a Buick car.
They have gradually improved their overhead valve type of
engine until iiow it is quiet and refined and has no equal in
power for size.
Visit our garage and inspect jthe new Buicks.
J. S. Davis Ant Co.,
North Platte, Nebraska.
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