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Local and Personal.
Minn Audrey Bcnuchamn has resigned
her position a teacher in district 82,
MIib Mabel Troyor, of Grand Island,
Is visiting this week with Miss Maude
Owens.
Misses Billie and Irma Austin will
leave this week for Salt Lake to visit
their mother.
0. II. Sawyer returned yesterday
from a ten day vacation visit fn eastern
towns.
Pat Hagerty will jro to Grand Island
this ovening to spend New Year's day
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dilllon, of
Sidney, visited town friends tho latter
part of last week.
County Supt. Chappell will go to
Lincoln Sunday. Before returning she
will also visit in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter are re-jo-icing
over the arrival of a baby girl
nt their home" last week.
Rov Loudon, of Cortez. formerly of
this city, is spending a couple of wseks
with relatives in the city.
Mrs. William Dioner, who had been a
patient at St, Luke's hospital, wts
taken homo yesterday afternoon.
Lost Galloway hldo overcoat with
brown fur trimmings, llboral reward.
Enterprise Bakery 95-2
, James E. Graco formorly of this city,
camo down from Choyonno yesterday to
transact business for a fow days.
Mrs. J. H. Sobastinn returned home
Saturday ovening from Chappell where
j she visited with hor parents lait week.
j StMr. and Mrs. Bruco Brown returned
Saturday ovoning from Hastings whore
they spont Christmas week with rela
tives. Save one tenth on your groceries dur
ing tho snlo nt Wiloox Department
Store.
"Mr und Mrs. It. E. GrofT and fnmlly,
of Denver, who were giiosts of Mrs.
'H. G. Broach, left for homo yesterday
'afternoon.
('4 Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Wright have
returned from their honeymoon trip to
Omaha and are residing on south Will-
, nut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simon and baby
returned yesterday afternoon from
Hastings whore thoy visited relatives
last week.
William A. Mlchelson and Etta B.
""' Michclson, both of this city, wore
i quietly married by County Judge Grant
yeeterday morning.
Mrs, Justine McCarty, of Ames, In.,
who has been tho guest of her parents
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Mason will return
homo Friday evening.
Gvo us your order for concre'to work
of uny kind. Concreto building blocks
and ornamental work.
Uoy Summit, "Phono 3G1.
Bishop nnd Mrs. Georgo Beochor, of
Kearney, returned homo yesterday
afternoon, tho former having come up
to conduct the services at tho Episcopal
church.
The Knights of Columbus liavo mada
arrangements to hold n social dance,
cardjpnrfy nnd servo refreshments at
tho Masonic hall on Tuosday ovening,
January 7th.
Alonza McMichnol was takon ill on
Dewey street yesterday afternoon and
cared for in tho Schatz furniture storo
by local physicians until he recovered
Buuicicnuy irom ma nuticK to Do re
moved to his homo.
' Miss AImn Morrill entertained a half
dozen girl friends at a juvonilo party
Saturday qvonlng. A part of the on
tortalnment wns a theatre partv nt tho
Keith 'and tlo Crystal. Tho affair was
very enjoyable to the young guosts.
Weather for North Platte nnd vicin
ity: fair tonight und Wednesday,
wnrmor tonight. Highest temperature
'yesterday 35, a yoar ago -2; lowest
temperature last night 19 a year ago
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Resolutions:
.RESOLVED
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That during 1913 I shall buy
my Clothing, Gents'1 furnishing
Goods and Shoes of Qlabaugh.
Thanks.
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Everything for Men.
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SATURDAY, JAN'Y 4th
Watch for Prices in Friday's
issue of The Tribune.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerry Elliott left yes
terday for eastern Nobrasku to visit
rolativcs.
Fireman James McNoal who recently
transferred to Grand Island will return
here after Junuary 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mann left last
week for Denver to visit tho latter's
mother Mra.SEnton. .
Miss Jcssio Vnn Brocklin, of Grand
Island, who spent Inst week with her
mother left Friday evening.
Frank Buchanan is in charge of the
Buchanan real cstatp oflico during the
ubsonco of his father nnd brother in
California,
Miss Tyrono-Winldemnn nnd father
who Were in Fremont Inst week to
attend the Winkloman-FeiBt wedding
will return Monday.
Al Tift, who has tho contract for
cutting ice or) tno union rncinc iuko
oait oi town fs Bending out nbout fifty
cms per day. ' Ho hns a big forcp of
men at work. At tho ice houses 1G0
men aro employed in storing the ice.
Wo wish to thank our customers for
their favors and patronage during the
pnst year and solicit a fair shuro of
their trade for 1913. Wishing all n
Happy New Yoar -E, T. Tramp & Son.
Father Gleoson who hns been assist
ant to Rev. P. McDuId for several
months will bo transferred to the
Broken Bow pnrish in the nenr future.
Father Kavanoughwho Is now stationed
at Broken Bow will succoed Father
Glcnson here.
County Superintendent Clco Chappell
hns- received $-14C the stnto aid to weak
school districts which wore unnblo to
hnvo a five months' term. It will be
divided among seven districts. The
state appropriation of $328,000 which is
sent scmi-nnnually was nlso received
and will bo given to ono hundred nnd
twenty seven districts.
A man nnd his wife driving a team
attached to a light buggy loft Stock
vllle early yesterday morning to drive
to this city. They renched hero at
Boven o'clock last ovoninK and woro
passing tho Davis garage When ono of
the horsoa dropped to tho ground nnd
instantly ixilireu. As tho animal foil
blood gushodjifroln its mouth nnd nos
trils, indrcntwgjthat death was due to
hemorrhage.' " "
6n tho first day of January, 1881,
people in North Plntte wore out in tho
yards playing croquot, tho men in their
shirt sleeves; tho following day nbout
eighteen inches of snow fell, it turned
cold nnd this snow remained on tho
ground until spring. Cattle on tho
rangos were without food, and thous
ands of head perished between January
2d and Apr. 1st. Owners of big herds
lost from fifty to soVonty-five por cent.
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Announcement.
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tributary section that
ply their wants in the Bakery, Fruit, Vegetable, Fancy Gro
ceries and Cigar lines. Wo have a first-class baker who is
turning out an exceptionally fine line of bread, cakes, pies and
other bakery goods; we will ' nini to carry a full line of fresh
vegetables and fruits; our confectionery includes the best known
makes and we handle a fine line of fancy groceries and cigars.
We propose to conduct a neat and attractive store, carry
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the best of everything in our lines, give you good service,
charge reasonable price3 and hope thereby to merit a fair share
of your patronage. , '
We will he pleased to have you call.
THE IDEAL BAKERY.
J. Ripey,
week with
McEvoy.
Mr. and
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of Cozad, is spending this
her daughter Mrs. James
Geo. E.
ti visit
French left last
with relatives n
Kansas.
Postmaster E. II. Springer, of Brady,
is transacting business and visiting
friendB in town today.
Miss Evelyn Hansen loft Snturday
ovening for Mavwell to spend a few
days with friends.
Miss Bessie Salisbury returned last
evening from Aurora, where she spent'
a week with relatives.
The Hustlers danco which was to
hnvo been held Thursdny evening has
been postponed indefinitely.
Miss Floivnco Oonogan loft yesterday
morning for Brady to visit tho
O'Rourko family for two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Boeder nnd children re
turned this morning from a abort visit
with relatives in eastern Nebraska.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Lonorjjnn, of
Dayenport, who hnvo been visiting rela
tives for a week, returned home Satur
day ovening.
County treasurer Ensign, of Logan
county, who had been ill with, typhoid
favor, has recovored and is again at
duty In his office.
R. R Lubbers returned Inst evening
from Omaha and cities of Iowa af tor
spending Christmas week with friends
and rolntlves.
Mrs. Hillard Ridgley, of Choyonno,
will be tho guest of honor this afternoon
nt a card party given by hor mother,
Mrs. Alex Fenwick.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Brouvolt and daughter,
of Endicott, Neb., nro visiting Judge
nnd Mrs. Wnrren. They are parents
and sister of Mrs. Warren.
Miss Mabel Donognn, of Denvor, who
had been the guest of hor mother Mrs.
J. II. Donegan for a week past, re
turned to Denvor yestordny afternoon.
At Indinnapolisycsterduy all motions
for a now trial for tho thirty-eight
labor union ofllcinls canvicted by Fed
eral Judgo Anderson wero denied.
A motion for arrest of judgement
in behalf of all tho men wns also over
ruled . Tho judgo called the different
defendants before him nnd questioned
them before pronouncing sontonco,
Sentences varying from seven yenra
imprisonment fn tno federal prison nt
Leavenworth, Knns., to ono yenr nnd
ono day and suspended sentoncos wore
imposed upon tho . thirty-eight
union officials implicated in the dyna
mite conspiracy caso. Frank Rynn, the
president of the iron workers' union,
was givon tho heaviest penality seven
years.
Money to Loan
on furniture, pianos or anything of good
vnluo on your nlain note if steudilv em-
i ployed; pay back in small weekly or
monthly pnymonts, Mrs. B. F. WH
coxson 410 East 4th St. Office in
denco, hours 9 n in. to 4 p. m.
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the neonle of North Platte and
we are now prepared to sup
The Sunshine Christmas Tree.
The annual Christmas tree exercises
held by the Sunshine Society for the
needy families of tho city took place
Staurday nfternoon at tho Elk's hall.
The exercises woro in charge of Mrs.
Minnie Perkins, secretary of the Sun
shiners, who made provision for the
thre.o hundred mmes whiih were given
her. Through the generosity ot the
local merchants, lodges and individuals
each family on the list wns remembered
with many useful articles of clothing
nnd gifts. Tho large tree from which
the gifts ware distributed wns prettily
decorated and lit with colored candles
The Baptist" Sunday school class ren
dored a Christmas cantata which was
followed by a recitation by Mary Favo
right entitled "Memories." Gladvs
1'orkins recited "The Christ Child" and I
the program closed-with an address by
Missionary Scott, who presented the
mothers with testaments
The presents wore delivered to the
children by a merry Santa Clnus and
each child wns given n ticket
to a mutinee nt the Pat yesterday.
The Sunshine Society cannot be
praised too highly for tho good work
which they hnvo undertaken and for the
gladness they bring into the hearts of
the poor at Christmas time.
Mrs. Nols Hammer and daughter
Freda left last week for Siddoy to spend
two weeks with relntives.
v Allen McLnne, of Lincoln, who ro
cently purchased thcJWntts ranch, spent
last week In town on business.
Miss Emma Boguo who is visiting in
Oklnhoma with relatives is reported to
bo very ill with typhoid fever.
To Investors.
We are prepared to loan your money
on real estate first mortgage so as to
net your eight per cent. Money if
loaned is exempt from taxes. Come
on
and let us talk it over.
Buchanan & Patterson.
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To - Night
PICTURES
A Ride for a Life.
A Happy Family,
Into The Darkness.
Admission 10c
Automobile Accident.
Miss Marie McCabe was the victim
of an nutomobilo accident yestorday
forenoon, nnd while seriously bruised
she made a narrow o&capo from
greater injuriea or perhaps death. In
tho face of a strong wind she was
driving rapidly west on Fifth street nnd
whon nt a point nearly opposite the
Iddings residence she raised both hands
to save her hat from blowing off; tho
car swerved into tho ditch nnd in at
tempting to right it sho turned too
quickly and tho car turned twice
oyer. Miss McCabe wns thrown out
with great force nnd rendered uncon
scious, but soon revived, was conveyed
home nnd her fnther summoned, who
upon examination found tho main in
jury to bo a bad cut on ono of hor legs,
which was probably caught under tho
car as it turned over. There wero also
minor bruises.
Tho car was badly wrecked, both
front wheels being broken, the rear
part of tho body split open on ono side:
the top wrecked, the lamps and wind
shield broken nnd the mud guards
twisted.
Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting called by tho Chamber
of Commerce for Saturday afternoon
for the purpose of considering the re
port of Engineer Willis on the cost of
reconstruction of the old south side
canal, was largely attended by owners
of land under the old canal. The meet
ing wns cnlled to order by J. G. Beeler
as chairman of the special irrigation
committee. After forming a permanent
orgnnizntion of tho land owners with
Thomas E. Doolittlo as chairman and
Scott Reynolds as secretary, the matter
of tho feasibility of tho reconstruction
plan was fully considered. J. G. Beeler
and Senator W. V. Hoagland both ad
dressed the meeting nnd presented
clearly nnd logically tno legal status of
water users and irrigation districts
under the irrigation laws of today, also
explaining the stand the government
has taken in contracting to furnish
water to parties who apply at once. H.
C. Disem, of the government scrvico,
gave some interesting statistics and the
rainfall of tho past for this section, and
what might be expected in the future.
It was the opinion of all who spoke,
that if anything wns to be done in the
matter it must be done nt once in order
that negotiations might be taken up
with the government for the furnishing
of water. A committee of five was
appointed by the land owners present,
to interview the present owners of the
old cnnnl, reference to buying their
rights and to solicit support of the pro
ject from the land owners under the
proposed canal. Tho meeting rfdjourned
to meet again upon call of president.
Miss Johnson head nurse nt St
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nospuni is ill with pneumonia.
Miss Florence Stamp visited in Goth
enburg last wcok with friends.
The Yeoman will hold a New Year
bociul at tho I. 0. 0. F. hall this even
ing. Tinner's Tools.
I have 2nd hand set in good condition
for sale cheap. Joseph F. Fjllon. tf
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Local and Personal
The Lady Hustlers will give n holiday
dance at the Masonic hall Thursday
evening . '
Miss Mary Bethol left the latter part
of last week for California to remain
indofinntely.
Lawrence Carpentpr returned yestor
day morning from n week's visit in Lin
coln and Omaha.
Mies Florence Ditto, of Sutherland,
spent theJatter part of last week in
town with friends.
Miss Eileen Gantt will entertain the
T. M. E. nndtheirgentlemen friends at
a dancing pnrty Friday evening.
Misses Zentmeyer returned to Om&hs
Friday after visiting their brother
George Zentmeyer fortsevernl days.
Mrs. Zentmeyer, of Schuyler who had
been tho guest of her son Georgo Zent
meyer and wife left for homeMasteven
ing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gideon Winkleman,
who were married at Fremont last week,
will arrive hero tomorrow to make their
home.
Fresh milk and cream from Mrs
Geo. Patterson's dairy nt the Ideal
bakery daily.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason, of
Chicago, who visited the former's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mason Inst
week, left Sunday evening.
Mis3 Ethel Jacobs who spent last week
with tho home folks left yesterday
morning to take up her duties as
teacher in the Little Medicine school.
Wo have for snlo tho most desirable
lots in Cody's Addition. Lot with 4
room house $900 to $1200. With 5-room
house $1300 to ?1G00.
Roy Suubeu, Phone 361.
W. S. Elliott, of Brnd, wns In
town yesterday nnd homostoaded the
northwest quarter of section 18-13-26,
on which he secured the relinquishmen t
from the lormer entryman.
The English tea given at the Presby
terian manse by Rev. Christie Friday
afternoon was largely attended by the
ladies of the church, and they were very
hospitably roceived by the pastor. The
rooms were profusely decorated with
cut flowers and Christmas greens.
Guests were shown Rev. Christie's col
lection of curios, which proved inter
esting. Tea and wnfers were served.
Try n ton of Furnace size coke in
your furnace most economical fuel on
tho market at this price 8.50 per ton
delivered. The C. F. Iddings Co.
Phone No. 7.
Tho Sunshine Christmas tree com
mittee extend their thanks to tho aid
societies of tho different churches, nnd
to the merchants and the Elks for their
generous contributions and also the
boys: Masters Pizer, Cross, Elliott,
Thompson, Langford, Hughes, and 'the
two Cunningham boys under the direc
tion of Piot . Garlisch, who sang most
beautiful Christmas carols Christmas
eve, and donated the $6.63 which they
collected; and to all those who so kindly
contributed to the Sunshine Christmas
which was held in the Elk assembly
room Saturday afternoon.
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