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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1912)
W xl A & m, 1X3"" ''1WI tt T 4 t t 1 lp' -rr A The Dixon Jewelery Establishment Thanks you for your confidence and patronage during the past year and you a Prosperous and Happy New Year. Promising you our service to you in 1913. DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist. Office over the McDonald State Bank. 0 a 0 0000O000S00000000S0000 Local and Personal L. Jacobs, of the U. P. terminal staff, i3 spending this week in Omaha. Miss Ida Ottenstein will entertain the Indian card club Thursday nfter poon, Jan 2. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Schnrman. of Omaha, were guests of relatives in town Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Horry Sawyer, of Cheyenne, came home Tuesday to visit relatives during the holidays. Frank McGovern has been in Denver for several days, going there to ont Christmas turkey with his parents. Look up Mrs. Huffman's Add. The Lady Maccabees will hold an election of officers at their next regular meeting Dec. 28th. All members are Invited to be present. Miss Hazel Dye, of Salina, who has been visiting her si3ter Mrs. W. R. Maloney for sevoral weeks, will return home next week. Mrs. Regina Hcrrod returned last evening from Denver where sho was called last week by the illness of her son Albert, whom she left much im proved. Milt Perkins and Merle Cross, of North Platte, were in town the first of the week, being attractecrup this way by n certain bits of feminine beauty. Sutherland Free Lance. For Rent Two largo furnished rooms for housekeeping 321 So Pine. 91-2 Omaha News: The overland limited, the Union Pacific's $38,000 traih from Chicago to San Francisco, carried ex actly six passengers when it passed through Omaha this morning. There Were eight coaches on the train and eighteen men are required to operate it. Christmas is blamed. Do vou know of ahothor dealer be tween Omaha and Denver who has four sizes of Pennsylvania Hard Coal on hand at the present time. Wo have nnd can furnish in any quantity. Pea, Chestnut. Stove and Egg, S12.50 to S13.50 per ton delivered. Phone No. 7 The C. F. Iddings Co. Floyd Edwards, who was arrosted on the charge of issuing a bogus check for ten dollors which was cashed by Mr, Komp, a Front street lodging house keeper, was released yesterday, Edwards made good the amount and Kemp with drew the complaint. Edwards lives at Tryon and he' drew the check on the Tryon bank. KEITH THEATRE Gaskill & McVitty, offer Wm. Anthony McGuire's Truth Telling Play THE Pretentiously Presented with a and Accurate Is Marriage an Institution of God? or Man? . . or Devil? For Answer See the Play . Presented 107 Prices From SO fempyraft''W'Wi'nf wtKsevw'mifTTTwv TmrmnnTTTTwi ' i i mm l j" Holiday season and with continued efforts to be of Look up Mrs. Huffman's Add. Merton Thayre, of Paxton, is visit ing Mr. and Mrs. W. H. LeDoyt this week. Perry Sitton arrived from Cheyenne, the foro part of this week to visit his daughter for a few days. Mijs Goldsmith came from the eas tern part of the'stato Tuesoay tp spend Xmas with relatives in town. Miss Mildred Pizer, of Hastings, ar rived Tuesday evening to visit Miss Mayme Pizer during the holidays. Mrs. Carl Lintz purchased the lucky loaf of bread which contained the $5 gold piece at tho Enterprise bakery. J. A. Noble, who has been living in town for several months, will return in a few days to his form in McPhcrson county. Christian Science society Sunday 11 a. m. Subject "Christian Science." Sunday school 12 tn. K. P. hall, Dewey street. Chas Hendy, Jr., of Denver, has been in town for a day or two visiting his wife and daughter, Jwho have been here for several weeks. Save one tenth on your groceries during the sale at Wilcox Department Store. Colonel McGeo, the Sutherland hor.se buyer, spent yesterday in town. The Colonel is feeding and getting in shape for shipment about one hundred horses. Miss Ether Thompson, a registered nurse of Toronto, who has been visit ing with Mrs. Roy Shriner, left Wed nesday afternoon for Kearney to spend the hdlidays. For Rent NewJ five room cottage modern except heat. Inquire William Maloney, Sr., S03 East 5th street. The Coterie club was reorganized last week under tho name of the S. O. C. and will hold their first meeting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Redfield on January 8th. Ed. Walker came down from Mitchell to spend Christmas with the home folks. He has about two weeks' work yot on the $12,000 sewer system he is putting in at Mitchell. Four sizes of Pennsylvania hard coal, pea, chcanut, stove and egg size. 12.50 to',13.50 per ton, delivered. Phone No.7. The C. F. Iddings Co. A social dance was held at the K. P. hall Wednesday evening which was attended by a large number of local young people. The music was enjoy able and the dancers spent a pleasant evening. Notice. Yielding to tho demand from parents whose children are weak in certain Btudies, I have consented to take a few more private pupils. Parties wishing to enroll, please sec me as soon as possible. Mits. V. Lucas. Wednesday, Jan. 1. worce- yiiesnon cost of Exceptional Excellence Scenic Detail. times in Chicago. Cents to $l.OO. Local and Personal. Alvin Ellas begun work at tho Green pool hall yesterday. P. J. Norton, wife and children re turned yesterday morning frm Denver. Miss Zentmeyer, of Schuyler, is tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. George Zent meyer. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cary nre making arrangements to move to Omaha this week. Clarence Shaw left Wednesday even ing for Lincoln to spend a couple of weeks. ' ' Frank Foster returned last evening from Gothenburg whoro he spent Xmas with relatives. Albert LeDoyt left Tuesday morning for Paxton to spnd a fortnight or longer on his ranch. E. T. Tramp left yesterday morning for St. Louis to purchase stock for his dry goods department Mr. and Mrs. Horton Munger returned yesterday morning from their visit in Omaha and Fremont. Thomas Watts will attend tho stock show in Denver January 23rd and while there will hold a sale. Frank Stuart arrived Wednesday from Dcs Moines to spend tho holidays at the parental home. Frank Baldwin has accepted a posi tion at the ice houses and began work the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McEvoy re turned to Ogalalla Tuesday after spending several days with relatives. Judge Grimes spent Monday and Tuesday In Bridgeport, returning home in timo to enjoy Christmas day at homo. Mrs. Harry Cramer left Saturday ovenmgfor Grand Island, St. Paul nnd Lincoln to spend a couple of weeks. Mfi and Mrs. Crosby, of Sutherland, who visited Attorney and Mrs. M. E. Crosby this week lett for home yester day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Rancy and children, of Wallace, arrived Tuesday afternoon to visit Mrs. Rnney's mother Mrs. Greeley Bundy. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simon and children returned Saturday evening from Hastings where they were called by the death of Mrs. Simon's fathor. Mrs. James Hart will prepare and serve the supper for tho Elk's stag banquet New Year's evening, which is a guarantee thatHt will be first-class in every respect. Save ono tenth on your groceries dur ing the sale at Wiloox Department Storo. ( The Eshleman pool hall will be moved this week from the present location on Locust street to tho building re cently occupied by the Simon meat market on Gth street. Last month fifty-six people in "New York were run over nnd killed by auto mobiles and 157 injured. As an engine of death tho automobile seems to be a success in the big cities. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Simon left for Hastings Wednesday evening to visit the latter's parents for a week or longer. Fresh milk and cream from Mrs Geo. Patterson's dairy at the Ideal bakery daily. A tfnrty of young people from North Platte ran into the irrigation ditch with their auto, last evening, just east of Arthur Harvey's. They missed the bridge, which is one of those that slant cross-ways of the road, mashing their machine up badly. We did not learn the names of all the parties, suffice it is to say that one or two were badly bruised up. -Hershey Times. You'll have a good time i? you attend the dance at the Lloyd New Year's Eve Dec. 31st. Petitions have been circulated the past week throughout the country sur rounding Wallace, asking tho village board to establish, operate and main tain n telephone system in Wallace with which rural lines may connect and thus hnvo complete and effective Bervice all over tho country, something after the plan outlined by Mr. Bebout in tho Winner recently. These petitions have been signed by the residents of tho uiiuuriyniK uisincw inmost to a man, there being nearly 200 names on the several petitions. Wallaco Winner. Owners of city properly, lols or houses, can find sale for same by list ing with us. Property priced right finds ready sale. Buchanan & Patterson. Christmas day at tho Lutheran chifch was a moBt joyous day for pas tor and people. Both the services were mm iinu we ii luu'iioeti. un such oc casions the Lutherans realize the great need of n new and largor church. The cnoir cantata will bo repeated next Sunday evening at 7:30. The commen dable words spokon concerning tho service bospeak the presence of nil those of the members and friends of the church who could not attend Xmas morning and mnny of thoso present then will want to hour it again. For Exchange. Equity in a 7-room modern house sit uated in a good part of Kansas City, Mo., for North I'latto vacant or im proved. Call nt C. M. Newton s store for particulars. 92-8 One-Tenth Off On Groceries. Beginning December 26th and closing January 13th, we will give a discount of one-tenth off of every article carried in our stock except Butter and Eggs and XXXX Flour. The goods will be sold to you at regular prices and one-tenth deducted from your bill. This discount does not apply to case prices on goods but to the regular broken stock. This is an unusual opportunity to save on the most staple f f lltLUJL Earl Carpenter returned Wednesday from a ten day visit in Denver. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Savin Wednesday morning. In a wreck at O'Fallons Inst night four cars of a. freight train were de railed. Master William Davis went to Fre mont this morning to visit relatives for a week. Attorney Gibbs returned this morn ing from n visit at his former home in Kansas. The Lndy Hustlers will hold a social dance at the Masonic hall tho first of next week. Reed Smith, of Omuha, spent yester day in town while enroute home from Choyenno where he spent Christmas with friends. Mrs. L. G. Ilanzo and Elaine Bundy expect to go to Brndy tomorrow to spend a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Bybro .and children who visited relatives in Grand Islnnd, have returned homo. Mrs. Harry Fleishman lett Wed nesday evening for Kansns City to spend several days with relatives. The members of the T. M. E. club and their gentlemen friends were enter tained at cards by Miss Buckley lost evening. This is wonderfully fine weather, jubt bracing enough to make one step lively in the morning. Tho climate is really ahead of California; out there a good part of the orange crop was frozen, while hero oranges hayo not been in jured. Postmaster Reynolds, of Sutherland, has been advised that beginning March 1st n tri-weekly muil route will be inau guarted covering territory south and west of that town. Tho total distance to bo covered by the carrier is thirty two miles. Police Judgo Warren may bring nn action for damages against Chief of Police Otten. It is this way: Ottcn's canino protector was locked up in tho police court Tuesday evening. He nat urally objected to spending Christmas eve in that manner, and nfter chewing up the desk, chairs and door casing, he jumped through tho window to the ground bolow. Tho Judgo wants pay for the damages resulting Mrs. Peter Matsou, living on the table land north of Ogalalla, was burned to death in a prairie fire the fatter part of laBt week. Sho was buck firing with her husband some distance from the house when n sudden gust of wind from a new direction swept the fire behind her and boforo she could got out of its path was overtaken by tho fiames and enveloped in the suddenly" kindled blaze. Almost instantly her entire clothing was in fiames and be fore help reached her every stitch of clothing was burned ofi", evon tho up per part of her shoes nnd her hair burned off her head. Tinner's Tool. I have 2nd hand i.et in good condition for sale cheap. Josill'll F. Fim.on. tf Cured, Doctor That 1111111 who Just went by was my first patient. Friend Ih that so? Of what did you relievo lilmV Doctor Twenty-live dollurs. Chicago Tribune. Suro Sign. "So (Jieen lias been promoted again." "Yes, but how did you know?" "I Junt overheard you knocking him " Detroit Free I'ross, To be wise Is to know the foolish now. of iiiikIi or your own wisdom. things you buy, so get busy. Department North Platte, Nebraska. Frank Smith camo up from Omaha Tuesday afternoon to Bpend the holi days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Smith. William Hntfield, formerly of this city, who has been employed in Sheridan for several months, camo down Tuesday to visit tho home folks during the holidays. Weather forecast: fair tonight and Saturday, moderate temperature. Maximum temperature yesterday 38, a yeur ago 21. Minimum temperature last night 20, ti year ago -10. Miss Julia Donawitch, of Omaha, who spent tho past two months with her sister Mrs. Hairy Fleishman, left Wed. ncsduy evening for Kansas City to bo present nt the wedding of Her sister who resides Vmi. For Sale. A pen oC it'cteen (1(5) brown leghorn laying pullets with rooster. O. B. FUASBR. 510 Vine St. Oir bnnic hns grown $m- ,J$t A -r r ? this eomtnuuity JilllAll VIS In our Itimlc. Wre tlo not ,soot your nocount Just boenuse ours inn NATION Ah ItANIC, ohni'torod by tho United Stutes (lavurnmont, hut .so, beenuse tlio good immos oT rvsj)onsll)iity nro likewise be lilnil our bnnlc. Wo shall welootne yotn Jitmk neeount. Ho YOUli bunking witli The First National Bank, . OIXOHVTr rhATTIl, XniiKASKA. Tlie hnrgest Hunk in Western Xeltrnsku. 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Mullen, of Lexington, wns a visitor at tho home f his sister Mrs. Tim Ilnnlfin this week nnd loft yester day. Miss Joslo VanBrocklin, of Grand Islnnd, arrived Wednesday tq spehd a week or longer with her rnothor and sister, lycunuso the ji coplo o)' SUBJECT TO SORE THROAT mllil coura nnd vltj often prevent ncrloun fiMMflTIQW SPECIAL 'lr'icr.i, pharynKitii ttrncutf. you MlU'I v V