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Local and Personal.
Mr. and Mrs. Stove Baldwin left yes
terday morning for Couucil Bluffs.
Rev. B. F. G.aither returned Wednes
day from Columbus.
Tim Dinan, of Omahu, spent yester
day in town transacting business and
visiting friends.
Tornado and Wind Storm Insurance
55.00 per $1000.00 for 3 years.
17-2 Woodhurst Insurance Agency.
M. J. O'Connell will leave shortly for
j Omaha to transact business for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tolje, of Kearney,
; who visited Mr. nnd Mrs, Harry Boyle
. this week, have returned home.
Received a new stock of Singer Sew
ing machinos. Fern Perkins, General
Agent, 116 vVest 4th St., Phone Blk 550.
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Rodden loft Wed
. .( nosday evening for Hot Springs Ark.,
, to spend several weeks.
Dr. Mario Amec left at noon yester
day for Omaha where she will dovote
everal days to the transaction of
business.
A. G. Wright, late of Grand Island
arrived the first of this wcakjfto tako a
partnershipwith the Pennington Decor
ating and Painting Co. ,
W. L. Chausee, John Dancer, Wm.
Galvin, of Wallace, nnd J. P. Mc
Kinnoy. of Dickens, itransacted busi
ness in town this week.
Miss Gertrude Bakor and Beth Cun
ningham of the Gothenburg teaching
( staff will attend the Teachers Conven
tion in this city noxt week.
Messrs. William Norris, Raymond
Tighe, Stove McvWllliams and Jay Smith
will go to Cheyenne tomorrow to at
tend the K. C. ceremonies Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Owens, who have
resided in Valley Jnnction for several
months, came the latter part of last
week to visit the former's parents.
Pittsburg Perfect Electric Weld Fenc
cing, Grand Island Barbed Fencing,
Barbwire and nails for sale ntHershey"
5th and Locust Sts., Phone 15. tf
Mrs. Funk and Mrs. Sackett, of Salt
Lake City, mother nnd sister of Mrs.
Edward Yearsley, who visited hero for
a; week, left at nton yestorday for
eastern points:
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' portance of Tornado or Windstorm Insur
ance. If your property is not protected by Tor
nado Insurance come and see us, or
phone 139.
We represent the biggest and strongest
insurance companies.
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o'clock a. m.
silver frame full size,
The Jeweler.
Also see our Romia Ivory Goods.
""Attorney J. C. Saylor, of Kearney,
spent yosterday in town on legal busi
ness. H. L. Groves and W. L. Lozier, of
Dickens, transacted business in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Boylo returned early in
tho week from Kearney where she wns
the guest of relatives.
For Sale Plymouth Rock eggs for
setting; 50 cents for setting, or $3.00
per 100. Albert Haspel, North Platte.
The Wl M. Society of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at the mnnso
G15 VVes Fifth, this afternoon.
C. Ti Wholan went to Omaha last
night to visit friends and yiew the
ruins created by the tornado of last
Sunday.
Mias Maud Jaques, who has been
visiting friends in Clinton, 111., and
other eastern cities for several weeks, is
expected home next week.
Will Hatfield who was called here the
latter part of last week by the death of
his sfster tho late Mrs. Chamberlain,
returned to Edgemont Wednesday.
Miss Sylvia Watts, who resigned as
teacher in the city schools by reason Df
illness, resumed dunes this week, tak
the position held by Miss Hucka, who
resigned.
The social dance given Wednesday
evening in the Masonic hall by Messrs.
Corbin Jones and Milledge Bullard was
an enjoyable one to tho young people
who attended.
Fine large seyen room bungalow,
modern except heat, finished in lower
story throughout with oak. Large
basement and is one of the best con
structed homes in the city. Located on
E. 6th street. Price 4300.00.
C. F. Temple.
Mrs, C. S. Clinton, Miss Hildegrade
Clinton, Miss Ailoen Gantt, Mrs. W. J.
Stuart and Mrs. Geo. W. Finn are
among those who expect to leave the
latter part of May for a visit in Pacific
coast points.
Parties having rooms for rent, who
can accommodate visiting teachers that
will be in our city April 3rd, '4th and 5th
kindly notjfiy M. E. Crosby, Secy,
Chamber of Commerce, Phono Black
413, or Miss Cleo Chappell, county su
perintendent, Phono Black 502.
Mrs. George Trexlor entertained the
members of the M. M. M. Club at cards
Tuesday afternoon. Five hundred was
played by the ladies. The placo cards
and decorations wero in pink. Boquets
of carnations wore in evidence. Tho
refreshments wero unusually fine.
The annual congregational meeting
of the First Presbyterian church for tho
purpose of receiving reports from the
various organizations and the eicction
of trustees will bo held April 2d nt 8
o'clock.
Patterson,
Mrs. Ncwhouse, ciLewellcn, vlsitod
in town Wednesday while onrou.to homo
from the eastern part of tho state.
Mrs. A. F. Sttcitz was called to
Chicago Wedrtesdny evening by the ser
ious illness of her daughter Miss Ruth.
Sam Loro resigned his position nt tho
Osborno barbershop a few days ago nnd
with Mrs. Lore will leavo for the eat
noxt week.
Miss Bessio Graham como up from
Gothenburg Monday to attend the
Easter ball and visit her mother for a
couple of days.
Mesdames Henry "Wnltemath, Fred
Wnltemath and Louis Peterson enter
tained tho Lutheran aid society yester
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Willerton are en
joying a visit from Mrs. Edward Will
erton, of Cheyenne, who arrived the
first of this week.
Tho L. O. T. M. will hold a social
dance at tho Lloyd opera houso Monday
evening. Music will bo furnished by
Stamp's orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dorram left yes
terday morning, the former to trans
act business in Omaha nnd the latter
to viiit rolatives in Cozad.
Philip Picard, who openrd an elec
tric postal picture gallery last week in
tho Schatz furniture storo, closed tho
buslnoss Tuesday ovening and left for
Kansas city.
A meeting of the Pnlestino Comman
dery of the Knights Templar will be
held at the Masonic hall tonight. An
oloction of officers will bo held nnd a
largo attendance is desired.
Mrs. Fred Elliott, Jr., nnd children,
of Omaha, came up yestorday to remain
hero with relatives while their homo in
Omaha, which was damaged In tho re
cont cyclono, is being rebuilt.
Mrs. Davo White, of Horshey, who
had been taking treatment at tho St.
Luke hospital left foMomo the first of
this week after spending a few daja
with Mrs. F. W. Herminghauscn.
Miss Ethel McWillinms wns hostess
to the Young Ladies' kenBington club
Tuesday evening. A couple of hours
were spent in sowing, music and social
conversation. A nice lunch was served.
A dozen or more young people wero
entertained at supper at tho Martini
homo Sunday evening in honor of
Charles Mantini, Jr., of Omaha, who
visited hii parents tho first of this week.
Fred Behrans, of Denver, arrived the
first of this week to make alternations
in the electric fixtures in tho federal
building, which wero rejected at the
final inspection of the government in
December.
No. 29 Now five room houso modern
except heat, nice bath fully equipped,
small cellar, wood, coal and chicken
house. Located on So. Chestnut street.
Prico 2400.00. C. F. Temple.
Tho romnins of tho infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Castor, who died enrly in the
week, were shipped to Gotnonburg
Wednesday. A short burial service
was read Tuesday ovening by Rov.
Knowles.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jerry
Bowen was held from the residence
Wednesday afternoon. The services
wero conducted by Rev. Christie. A
largo number of friends from this city
and Wood River attended. The floral
offerings wore, very beautiful.
William Dowhower and Miss Harriet
Walker were quietlyj-married by Rev.
R. Bi Favonght Wednesday at the
Baptist manse. Miss Myrtle Dow
howor attended thebriuo nnd Lawrence
Hite stood with the: groom. Mr. and
Mrs. Dowhower will make their homo
here.
Charles J. McNamarn received word
from Omaha Tuesday afternoon that
his house had been struck by tho tor
nado and completely demolished. Ho
enrried fire insurance but no tornado in
surance so it is a complete loss to him.
The tenants inthe houso barely escaped,
with their lives.'
While oiling his engine at Sterling
Tuesday Georgo Trexlor had his eyes
burned. The oil struck a hot pin nnd
exploded striking him in the eyes. Tho
sight was not injured but tho acci
dent will cause Mr. Trexler to be con
fined to tho houso for a week or longer.
Mrs. Walter Crook went to Gibbon
yestorday to attend the funeral of tho
late II. E. Hershoy which was held this
forenoon. The deceased was a well to
do cattle feeder of Gibbon, and a prom
inent man in that section of tho state.
Mrs. Hershoy visitod Mrs. Crook a few
weeks ago and met a number of North
Platte ladies.
A new up-to-date line of millinery
at lowest prices at the Parlor Millinery
300 East 3rd street. 17-2
Charley Bogue returned Wednesday
from Kansas City where he transacted
business for several days. Enroute
home he stopped qver in 6mnha, reach
ing that city about ten minutes after
the cyclone had struck the city. Mon
day he went over tho storm's path,
nnd says words cannot express the
nwfulness of the ruin.
The first number of a fivo course
locture under the management of tho
socialists of North Platte was held at
Lloyd's opera houso on Tuesday evening
nnd was attended by a fair .sized aud
ience. Tho gentleman was a very
pleasant talker and his lecturo was
well received by the audience, judging
from tho applause which followed his
remnrks.
Tho musical entertainment at tho
Keith Tuesday evening undo r tho aus
pices of the Yeoman lodge wns not
vory largely attended; not as large, au
ditors say, as was deserved. Features
of the program was tho Spanish dnnce
by Misses Irma Huffman nnd Helen
Wnltemath, the comedy parts by Mr
and Mrs. Lolninger and tho rending bv
Mrs. Tiley. Tho gypsy costuming of
the choruses added attractivoness.
Watch Your Stock.
Now is tho timo of tho yeai that they
need attention to bring them through
1110 long winior season to grass tim
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Veterinary Medicines, L'o'h Stock Tonic
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31.G0 per pail. Sal-Vet, the great
First Presbyterian Church,
Sunday Bchool nt 10:00, M. E. Crosby,
Supt.; preaching serviocs 11 n. m. and .
7:30p.m. Morning theme: "How to!
test the structure of Christian Char
rictor." Evening theme: "Tho secrot of
a" successful life." Endeavor societies
at 3 nnd 0:40 p. m. Men's biblo class
with pastor. Special music at evening
and morning services. The Presbyter
ian church welcomes all.
Seed Oats for Sale.
Wo have three thousnnd bushols of
fancy dry farmed sood oats for sale.
They are a white Hessian oat, well
cleaned and will test forty pounds per
bushel. If you are interested and de
sire a sample of these oats to test,
write or phone us.
Toiun Mercantile Co.
James McNeel, who had been ill for
some timo is improving.
Mr. McGee, of Willow Island is
spending n few days in town.
Harry Worrell, of Sutherland, spent
yesterday in town on buslnoss.
Gcprga.Grahnm camcupfrom Omaha
yosteruay nnornoon on uusmoss.
J B, DeGrawl, of Hastings, was a
uusmoss visitor in town yostornay.
N. P. Jensen, of Denmark, is trans
acting business in town this wutk.
Misses Pansy and Maud Hill returned
yesterday afternoon from Hustings.
' Lost A key ring with fivo keys at
tached. 'Please return to this office.
Fred Fryo has been confinod to tho
houso for sovernl days with la grippe.
Charles Godwoll, of Ft. Scott, Kon.,
visited W. S. Powell a few days this
week.
' t Dr. Pnttio, of Chappell, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jnmos E. Sebastian .this
yeek.
Claronco Tollofson, of Sutherland,
who visited in town this wook, left yes
terday. Picard Bros, began work this morning
on tho now McCnbe building at the cor
ner of Fourth and Dewey,
Herbert Duko, who was ill thisweek
with an nttnek of appondicltis, is re
ported to bo much hotter.
Harry Yost, of York, spent ' tho first
of this week with town friends nnd at
tended tljo Easter dance.
Christian Science Sorvico Sunday 11
a. m. Subject "Reality" Sunday school
12 m. K. P. hall Dewey Street.
For Sale The Marti slaughter house
and corrals located west of town? In
quiro of Fred Marti nt meat market.
Tho ladies of the Christian church
will hold an exchange at Howo &
Moloney's storo Saturday,. March 29th.
Mrs. J. II. G. Chamberlain nnd son
nre visiting relatives in town having
arrived Wednesday evening from Den
ver. Judgo H. Ma Grimes nnd Court Re
porter Cary returned yesterday after
noon from Lexington wheio the Judgo
held court.
The Bridge club wil give a luncheon
cornplimentary to Mrs, Fred H. Gnrlow
toth'orrow, nt tho home of Mrs.- W, II.
Hunger, Jr.
Thomas Cunningham, of Mt. Rose
Colo., who spent tho winter with his
sister Mrs. James Shen, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mollio Peniston, of Sheridan,
who had beefi tho gncst of her sisters
Mrs. Fred Marti and Mrs. James Jensen
for several weeks, left last evening.
SWEET CREAM.
Wo nro now handling Bunting's San
itary sweet cream, in bottles, and
guaranteo every ounce to "whip".
Price 20 cents per pint; 40 cent por
quart. Can furnish large quantities
any time. Try this and be convinced it
is tho best in town.
10-10 E. T. Keliher.
For Sale.
Tho southeast quarter of section C-l-31
nnd the EJ SWJ of SW1, GO acres,
in Section 2-13-81; $30 per acre, one
third cosh, terms to suit on balance,
six por cent interest.
Also Block .'J, South Park addition to
North Plntte. Prico $1000; one-half
cash. Address,
H. E. NICHOL3. Sterling, Colo.
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18 lbs Granulated enner n
Sugar, for J)I.UU
Tomntoes, full sizo can X
standard por can lUC
Corn standard per can 7c ip
4 cnnB for, .., ZdC
Quaker Oats largo pkg.. 2UC
Quakor Oats small pkg.. lUC
E. C. Corn Flakes 4 pkg.. 25C
' Broken Rico per lb OC
Rico Jafi typo 4 lSs for. . . 25C
Prunes small sizo por lb. . . , 5C
Corn Starch per pkg 3C
Gloss Starch por pkg C
Corn Starch Kingsfords per n
Pkg OC
Silver Gloss Starch per pkg oC
Yoast Foam 4c pkg 3 for.. I OC
Lewis Lyo por can oC
Eaglo Lyo por can oC
American Lye per can oC
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A nice five room cottage, new and modern ex
cept? heat, located on east Sixth street. Price $2,300.
Five room house and barn, South Dewey street.
$1,250. , . ' ,;..,
Extra good seven room house, barn and outbuild--ings,
house modern except heat, $3,100. 'East Third
street two blocks from court house.
Five room house and barn located on West Third
street, close to Washington school. Price $2,000.
The lot is worth the money.
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Good seven room; 'two story dwelling on West
Third street, east of. VVashington school, Prtce $3,000
Nice six room cottage 721 West1 Seventh street,
handy to new round house. Modern except heat. Price
2,200. ' ,
Extra nice 4 room cottage on West Tenth street,
in the 600 block. Price$i,75o. ' ' ' i
Good eight room dwelling on West Tenth street,
in the 900 block. Price $1,700.
All of these properties are choice bargains and
can be bought on easy terms. Be sure and see tty:se
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your luce curtain, small rugs, etc., in nice
shape.
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THE PALACE CAEE
Offers toresidonts of, and visitors to, North Plntto, tho most
finely appointed sorvico in Western Nebraska, and with this
Is a menu that cannot bo excelled for tho prico. Regular
moans aro Borved and Bhort qrders can bo obtained any
hour day or night.
for Groceries?
Fols Nnptha Soap per cako. OC
Soda Crackers large boxes l
porlb 02C
Oyster Crackers large l
boxtfs per lb -... Q-C
K. C. Baking Powder 25 r A
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Royal Baking Powder 16 i c
ozcan .,,. 40C
Dr. Prices Baking Powder ir
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Kraut pcrcan IQC
Hominy por can...., lUC
Pink Salmon per enn I (JC
Sweet Potatoes per can. . 1 2,2C
Potatoes 16c peck por i-a
bushel., 5UC
Coffoe fnir grnda por lb.. . 25 C
California Fruits in good j
syrup per can JUC
Coconnut best grado J lb 4 r
package por pkg IOC
Evaporated Apples per 4f
Horao Shoo Tobacco, per 1 j-
Spoar Head Tobacco por t c
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Star Tobacco per lb 45C
J. T. Tobacco per lb 40C
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