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I We have the Rings that will hold them. Let us show you.
J CLINTON, Jeweler and Oplican.
Plat Another Addition.
Another addition has been platted -in
tho west part of the city and will ntonco
be placed on the market. This addition
is composed of lands owned by J. F.
Schmalzried and E. C. Richards and is lo
cated betweon Eight St., and the county
road and between JefTcrsoo and Auftusta
avenues, north of the railt'oad tracks.
The addition consists of eight full and
eight fractional blocks, and some of the
lots arc 49x132 while others aro 44x132.
This addition is east and north of the
new round house now in course of con
struction by the Union Pacific, lays
well and the lots ought to meet with a
raady salejto railroad employes who de-
Iro to live near the new round houta
and the new ycrds, as well as to others
who look with favor on the west end as
tho coming residential section.
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Grnnd
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Local and Personal
Charles Bogue left Tuesday for Omaha
on a business trip.
P. C. Pielsticker is transacting busi
ness in Wallace this week.
Mrs. Louise Burke is spending this
Week with relatives in Maxwell.
Paye Day cmo homo Tuesday even
ing from a short visit in Hastings.
'Philip Pizer returned tho last of the
weak from an extended visit in eastern
points.
"'Miss Hazel Warrington went to Lex
ington Tuesday to visit relatives and
friondsr
Mr. and Mrs. Bort Culton loft Wed
nesday for Omaha whero thpy will visit
relative;. ' ('
Attorney and Mrs. M. E. Crosby and
baby spent Sunday in Sutherland with
relatives.
Miss Lulu Burke, of tho Maxwoll
schools,, visited her parents tho first of
this wook.
Mrs. Joseph Richards who had boon
111 for several days is -reported to bo
improving.
Full lino of ladies and children's
Jnrorts made of fast color materials at
WilCOX Department Store.
t Will Friend returned Tuesday
itig from a two days visit in
Jalond with friends.
Roy. Brvne. of Sidney visited
Kavanangh Tuesday andjleft foj; Konr
liby this&norning. f
f-Mr'and'Mra. Thos.'Orton were called
t McCpok Tuesday by tho death of
Mr. Orion's father.
"Lestor Anderson and Ada Carrrigan
were granted n marriogo llconso Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mr. anil Mrs, Gus Ahderson have as
their guests Mm. and Mrs. G. Peterson
SRatoon, N. Y. v-
Mlss Lillian Hondy will go to Gathoi
feurg this week to Bpend u week or
longer with friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Tollofson, of
Sutherland, aro visiting at tho Done
Ibqwer home this week.
5J$f ar Mrs. I. A. McNeal, of
tJothenburfc, art yisitjng Charles Mc
Heal and family of this city,
Mrs, Loan, of Gothenburg, who
visited her daughter Mrs, Alox Brooks
last week has returned homo.
William Gluscr of tho Hemphill
Printing Co., spent part of last week
with his family In Gothenburg.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Armstrong are
njoying ti visit from tho former's
father John Armstrong of Ogalalla.
Sitter Lucy of the St. Francis hospi
tal, of Grand Island, has boon in the
city for a week past soliciting funds for
that institution.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Applogate and
daughter of Choyenno who were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John David Cox this
'W.eek, loft for home yestorday.
Mr. and Mrs. Camlnky at Ouray,
Colo., who havo boon guostsof Mr. and
Mrs. JullusPizer,for n couplo of weeks
will loaVe In a few days.
. - a,
Jorty tons of hay on tho Banks ranch
tWst of town were destroyed by
Are Tuesday afternoon. A large quan
ity'was alao damaged on the Mylnnder
farnf. ,
Ed, G. Bixlor who is appearing In
vatidvHle'n thoOrphenm circult,wrltes
Torrf'IIealey that ho will visit North
Platte 'friends Apl. 29th, 30th, and May
lstp'Blaf' who is now a head linor
oivtho vaudovllb stogo, firitbogan his
"atlpg" when a boy In North PJatte,
and t thai timo put on some creditable
stunts and slnco then hua won
fame and 'mado monoy on tho stage.
40 Inch Cotton.,Voilei25c a yard at
Wilcox DopartmentStore.
Mrs. J. B. Jeter has gone to Omaha
to visit friends for a couple of weeks.
MissJEtta Brummett left yesterday
for Arnold to visit for a week or longer.
S. E. Sebastian returned yestorday
from Paxton whore he spent ten days
on business.
Now dress silks VBc a jrard and up, at
Wilcox Department Store.
Mrs. McKinney oxpects to leave
shortly for California to make her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ristino, of1 Gothenburg,
who visited Mr, and Mrs'. Sanders, have
returned home. '
Fred Warren has returned from Lin
coln where ho spent several weeks on
business before tho legislature.
The A. S. Coatcs home on oast Fifth
street is quarantined with scarlet
fever, the eldest child being ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolson, of Oshkosh,
who visited their daughter Mrs. Henry
Schott last week, huye returned home.
Mrs. M. H." Douglas' has returned
from a visit with the Armrtrong family
in Sutherlln, Oro, and will leave in a
few days for Omaha.
Dress goods all kinds and all prices at
Wilcox Department Store.
Mrs. Floyd Passmoro was called to
Omaha yesterday by the illnoss of her
husDand who has beon taking treatment
in tho hospital thore. It may bo neces
sary to amputate one of his limbs.
Tho regular monthly business meet
ing of the Epworth Leaguo will be held
at the homo of Dr. and Mrs. Lucas
Friday evening, February 21. A silver
collection will bo taken for current ex
penses. Mr. and Mrs. Art Marlott nnd daugh
ter formorlyof this city are visiting
frionds and relatives in town. Mr.
Marlatt Is u cGusln of Mac Wostfall and
is now associated with tho Har
rington & Plummer Co. in Denver.
"Keojpjlio stnudgo pots burning and
snvo the Hanapacrop. ' is the mossago
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A. M. MTOoh. who iSloiournimr in Cali
fornia, ntTs to.Tho Tribune. We'll do
it Mac.'wid Ufa crop on your plantation
in the eoj&t; 'Snfi "Will be n-'bumper one,
notwithstanding 'tho snow storm of
yestorday. ,
Children's Cotton Drossos from GOc
up at Wilcox Department Store.
Tho firo company wore called out
Tuosday afternoon to tho Surber car
penter shop en South Pino. A small
quuntjtyApf gasolino hod looked from
tho nutojvljlch was stored thore und
ignittKiSSfwiA one of the workmen
struck Kjirlch n few minutes later.
1'ho .dam'hgS was slight and tho blaze
extinguished without aid from tho hose
company.
"Booster Bob" Douglas camo up
from Lincoln Saturday, enjoyed n few
meals of homo cooking and then re
turned to tjiustato, capita) where ho is
using his oratoryMn Inducing tho legis
lators to voto for tho btll which requires
auto drivers to come to a full stop be
fore passing ovor a railroad' crossing.
Bob reports progress.
No 29 5 room house, modern except
heat, Cellar in and sidowalks around
house, lawn and trees. Wood, coal and
chicken house. Located on South Chest
nut St. Price t?2,400.0p
Minor Hlnman. Will Hendy, Ed.
Ogterand Messrs.. Davis and Herzog
aro planning on attbrid!hgthc automo
bile show thai to t,o be- held in Omaha
noxtweek. Thlt ahow" promises to be
& vory Buccossful ond in tho way of
exhibits of uTHoa. anjl accessories and
tho dealer who attendyvill lenrn much
that is new in regard to cars nnd appur
tenances. In fact, tlio up-to-date doaler
can hardly nflford.to miss the show.
Tho price nt which cattle is soiling at
the many sales this month is creating
no end of talki.jjnd whyptiie bollof is
general .th'dt prices aro higher than con
ditions warrnht&nd that the buyers are
doing the plunging net without consid-
ing wtiere tneynviu lonu, yot tno pneos
nt one sale rule aslijgh as at another
and tho bidding fs always brisk and tho
condition of tho cattle" cut but littlo
figure . '
.. .orSale.
I have a, good Stanhope buggy for sale
cheap. Also I havo four more Uoso
Comb Rhodo Island RedRoostera loft.
Some ono will need these. Remember
you make nomlstako In Btnrting with
this breed of chlckona. I know what I
urn tnlking about when I soy they nro
tho greatest egg producers 1 know of.
J. H. VanClo'aVe, 110 W. CthSt.
Wrs. W. H. C. Woodhurst has re
turned from a short visit in Sutherland,
with relatives. '"
Attorney J. J.Halligan is expected
to return today from Omaha where he
spent a Week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Husbnnd left Wednes
day morning! for Grand Island to visit
relatives and frionds.
If you are contemplating building a
residence this spring Bee McNomnra's
plans and specifications. Phone Black
267.
Mr. and Mrs. George Adair have re
turned from Lexington where they
were married last week. Mrs. Adair
was formerly Mrs. Grace Wolliver
Abemathy of this city.
"The Frolicsome Lambs," a company
composed of seven girls, will be the
vaudeville attraction at the Keith next
week. Thoy will appear in musical
comedies. They aro said to be very
good entertainers
F. C. Letts Bold his property on west
Fourth street this week to Harry
Cramur, who oxpects to take possession
in tho immediate future. Mr. Letjs
will erect a homo this spring on the lot
ho recently purchased on west Fifth
street east of tho Ott'en residence.
Tomorrow is Washington's birthday
a legal holiday but as it is Saturday
business houses will remain open, with
ine. exception oi tne names. J. ne snops
will bo closed down, tho county offices
closed, nnd the postofiico will observe
holiday hours.
A large number pf boso ball fans will
congregate at tho depot this afternoon
to get a glimpse nt the Chicago White
Sox ball team which will pass through
on a special running as second section
of train No. 1. Thore will be about
ono hundred people on the train.
Th Y. M. C. A. Men's' meeting Sun
day afternoon nt four o'clock will bo in
the Association rooms and will be ad
dressed by Rev. S. B. Cram pastor of
tho M. E. church. All mop are cordially
inyited. Thoso meetings are full of in
terest nnd aro very helpful. The at
tendance has been very good.
Local and Personal.
I.ev. Father McDaid and Cavanaugh
were in Grand Island Wednesday at
tending a meeting of tho priests of the
new diocese of Kearney. The objectof the
mooting was to make arrangements for
the reception that will tendered the new
bishop, the date for which will soon be
announced.
Mrs. W. II. LeDioyt entertained six
of the local teachers at n six o'clock
dinner last evening. The table decora
tions were prettily arranged and each
course nicely prepared.
Charles Latham and son of Chicago,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hatch
this week while enroute homo from a
visit in Denver.
Miss Bessie Graham left yesterday
morning for Gothenburg where she has
accepted a position in tho Luckey con
fectionery store. '
The Brotherhood of the First Presby
terian church will meet at tho pastor's
study in the church this evening at 8
o'clock.
The county commissioners were in
sessiori several days this week trans
acting business of a routine nature.
- Miss Efile Christ loft yesterday moen
ing for Lexington to spend a week or
more with her sister.
Dr. Bent, of Wallace, is spending
this week with friend in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillion, of Wallace,
spent yesterday with local friends.
Presbyterian Church Notes.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.. M. E.
Crosby, supt. Preaching services at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning theme:
Tho Conditions of Temporal and Spirit
ual Prosperity." Evening theme: The
Mourner's Blessing. Men's bible class
with pastor. Endeavor societies at 3
and 6:40 p. m. The Presbyterian
church weleomes all.
Reese's pantatorium having intalled
a new French dry cleaning and extract
ing machine in conjunction with
Frenzies chemical dry cloanlng process
Is now prepared to clean anything for
ladies or men. Ladles' silk or lace for
piece dresses and white kid gloves a
spocialty. Prices the same as any other
cleaning house in the city. Goods called
for nnd delivered. Phono 450, nnd we
will call. H. R. Reese, Prop. 4-4
Stallion for Sale.
Black Percharon, ton years old,
weight 1800. This is tho former Wallace
horse. Inquire of or address J. A. Mar
kee, North Platte. 6-4
ItEPOKT OK THE CONDITION OK THE
McDonald State Bank,
of North Platte. Nob , Charter No. 017
Incorporated. In tlio State nf Nebraska.
at tho closo or business February
15th. IfllS
RESOUKOES.
Loan and discounts.... $30U.840.(8
Ovordrafts 1,342 21
lloiuls. securities. Judg
ments, claims, etc. ... 13.600 00
Iiauklnir house furni
ture and llxtures 15.000.00
thin from natn'l, and
state banks 318.4M.51
Checks and Itoms of e.x
chaniro ,...,,,,.,,.. 0.3H3.B2-
Currency 20.MM00.
Oold coin .,, 1.425.00
Silver, nlckolf. and cents. R.2IU.40. 101.019.53
Total
LTAIULITIKS
Capital stock paid In....
RnrDlus fund
Undivided profits net. . .
Individual deposits sub-
A Joint Discussion.
The
Sabbath
Question
Beginning
4
Monday Evening, Feb. 24,
at 8 o'clock p.' m.
At The Christian Church
Corner o! 3rd and Vine Streets.
A joint discussion of 'The Sabbath Question" will be entered into
between
$142,707.82
8100.000.00
7.500 00
8,727.5"
of
i7.oi.rt
lout in check
riotiiatul certificates
deposit ,i;i.iur.4i
Time certificates of de
posit 107.426.51
Lottors of Credit ... .. 425.00
Dun to natn'l and stato
banks v 2J.827.35
Depositors' guarantee,
fund .......
323.1B9.8I
8,320.11
Total SI12.707.82
Stato of Nebraska. County of Lincoln. 8s.
I, W. II, McDonald, Cashier of tho abovo
named bank, do hereby swear that tho
nlxjvo statement Is n correct and true copy of
tho ropurtiimiln to tlio State Hanking Hoard
V. U. MflDovAl.1i. Cnshter.
Attest: Ciiab. McDoNAt.n. Director.
J. II. MoDONAi.ii. Director.
Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 10th
day of February, mis.
O. H.TIIORLKCKT. Notary Public.
My commission expires March 1013.
BANK
Joforo tho UXJTJSIJ STATES GOVJBJXXAnSXT
frriuitud us tt ohnrtoi' to lo a blinking business
thvy nmrio tliomsolvvs nbsoiutoly sut-o that thoro
u-iiN both CHARACTJSIt nnd monoy behind our
bnnlc. A Xntionnl llnnlc is restricted In doing
business according to tho HiiitioniilHimlcinglnws,
nnd tho U. S. Government Jinnlc ISxmninors see
thnt these nro observed.
Jtesides this, tho good nnmos or rolinblo men
ol i'innnolnl responsibility nro behind our bnnlc.
Do YOU1Z bunking with
The First National Bank,
Ol XOHTH PTATTJ3t XISIIRASKA,
Tho Twtwgost ilnnicin Wen torn Kebxuislcn.
i
H. G. Knowles
Pastor Miller
OI the Christian Church.
Tt Of the Seventh-Day Adventiat
" Church. r
Discussion to Continue Six Evenings.
This affords rare opportunity for all Christians
and Bible Students to hear this much misunder
stood subject thoroughly discussed.
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