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Local and Personal
'Miss Goldlo Wells of Lexington,
visited local friends Frldny of last
waolc, ,
"Dr. J, S. Twinom returned Saturday
morning from a professional visit in
Bradyi
Tho boiler plant at the new round
house will have n capacity of 1350 horse
power, or moro than"doub!o thd'eapne
Ity of the plant now in uso ul the shops.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3D, AT 2 P. M.
We are ready for business, and we bid you welcome to come to your city's
new exclusive womans shop to inspect the beautiful display of Women's and
Misses' wearing apparel. You will find every garment perfect as to style,
quality, and fit
In appreciation of your waiting for our opening we will have special offerings
during the opening week. Don't fail to take advantage of the season's most
important mercantile event, enabling you now by the opening of this new
store to get yotir Spring and Summer outfit of the most beautiful styles at
moderate prices.
A special invitation is extended to the out-of-town teachers who will be in
attendance at the teacher's convention this week.
to all.
coming some time.
line of detachable handle and
handles. Black
For Sale-My property at 323 "West
8th Stroot. Geo. S. Daskins.
Mrs. Joseph Grablo came down Sat
urday f,rom Sutherland to visit local
frionda. .
Mrs. P. II. Lonergan and sons spent
tho week end in Sutherland with
friends.
Thomas Gllmaitln will loavo this
wook for Memphis, Tenn., to accopt a
position.
Mrs, Charles Sandal! left the first of
this weuk for Omaha to spend n week
or longer.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Q. Wilcox went to
Cozad Sunday to attend the funeral of
a relative.
Mrs. Englo and daughter Helen, of
Ft. McPherson, are visiting Mr, and
Mrs. FredGinn,
Mrs. Fish and daughter Velvu, of
Kearney, visited Mr, and Mrs.' J. E.
Sebastian Inst woek while, onroute to
Chappoll to visit friends.
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North Platte's Only
A merchants lunch will be Served in
Masonic hall Saturday, April 5th, by the
Lady Forresters.
Dr. Drost returned Saturday morning
from a business visit in the eastern
part of this state.
Miss Sara Cressler, of the local tele
phone oflice, was taken ill with diptheria
Saturday evening.
If you are contemplating building a
residence this spring see McNamara's
plans and specifications. Phono Black
207. "i
Mrs. H. W.Allwino, a former resi
dent of this city arrived here Saturday
evening to visit hor daughter Mrs.
Harry Mitchell for several weeks.
Tho B. of L. E. aro making ar
rangements for their 30th Annual May
party which will be held nt the Lloyd
Thursday ovening, Mny 1st.
Henry Schrieber returned the latter
part of laot week from a visit with his
wife in Oklahoma anu will transnet
business for sovoral weeks. ,
Mrs. Ellsworth, of Sutherland, who
visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Chambcr-
lain last week while enroute home from
the east, left Sunday afternoon.
Pittsburg Perfect Electric Weld Fenc
cing, Grand Island Barbed Fencing,
Barbwire and nails for sale at Hershey''
5th and Locust Sts., Phone 15. tf
Mrs. Edward Putoff, of Sidney, for
merly Miss Nell Bowman of this city re
turned home Saturday evening aftor
sponding a fow days duys with town
friends.
J. A. Rannie returned Stindnv morn
ing from a briof visit in Omrtha. He
went over tho path of tho tornado nnd
found tho wrockngo to bo even greater
than described by the Omaha papors.
Mrs. Lester Walker and daughter
Miss May will return this week from
St. Joe, Mo., where for two weeks
they have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrc. W. M. Cunningham, formerly of
this city.
The Lady Forresters held a business
meeting at tho homo of Mrs. p. H.
Lonergan Friday and completed arrango
mouts for the banquet which thny will
serve the Western Nebraska Teachers'
Association Friday evening in tho Mas
onic Imll.
In tho declamatory contest hold at
Sutherland Friday evening in which
Attornoy Gibbs, Miss Cleo Chappell,
and Supt. Smlthof Brady, wre judges,
first honors were given Misses Mamie
O'Rourko of Brady and Helen Slioop
of Sutherland. They will appear "on
tho program of tho district contest
which" will bo hold in Oils city.
Captain Doy's billiard team, who won
tho recont tournament in tho Elk rooms
from Roy Dohorty's team woro ban
queted by the latter Friday ovening.
Those taking active part in tho games
were Messrs, Shriner, Glbhs, Carpen
ter. Wilcox, Clinton, Wnltemath. Piel
sticker, Rinckor, Herrod, Gullliaumo
Redmond, Malonoy and Reynolds.
For" Sale.
Eggs for sotting from pure bred
Barred Plymouth Rock chickons. In
quire of or address, BlankonburgBros,,
1350Nrth Locust St., North Platto,
Neb. ThnoNo. Red 113. 13-C
Exclusive Ladies' Shop.
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Miss Freda Hammer left ndny
evening for Sidney to spend the week
end with her sister.
There will be a public dance held at
the K. P. hall Wednesday evening
Everybody welcome.
W. S. Powell rebumed work Satur
day aftor being off duty for several
days owing to illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Richards, of Odessa,
are expected today to visit their son W.
L. Richards and wife.
Mfss Nellie Hanifln has resigned her
position at the McKay store and be
gan work in Tho Loader.
Mrs. Jack Palmer and baby returned
Saturday afternoon from a ten day visit
with relatives in Callaway.
Miss Eunice Bubbjtt came up from
Lincoln Saturday evening to visit tho
home folks for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Foster, of Lona,
Neb., eame down Friday eveninc to at-
ftend tho declamatory contest.
Mary Morton, Kearney, returned
homo the latter part of last week after
visiting the Schwaiger family.
Miss Mary Vincent went to Cozad
Sunday morning to take charge of one
of Dr. Quigloy's patients there.
Ray C. Langford was off at tho First
National bank the latter part of la3t
woek owing to a seigo of la grippe.
J. H. McDonald, of St. Louis, ar
rived hero yesterday to accept a posi
tion in the Wilcox Department Store.
Received a new stock of Singer Sew
ing machines. Fern Perkins, General
Agent, 11G West 4th St., Phono Blk550.
Miss Mabio Sawyer returned home
Friday evening from Hershoy, where
she closed a successful term of school.
Misa Wetzell, of Sutherland, who
spent lB8t week with Mrs. P. H. Loner
gan returned home Snturday afternoon.
Misses Alice Langford and Hannah
Keliller will entertain the Young Ladies'
Bridge Club Thursday evening at the
home of tho latter.
Nichols Bobei ago 22 and Katty Clay
dge 18, both of this city, were married
at the courthouse Saturday morning in
tho presenco of Mr. and Mrs. Possn.
Mrs. Frank Dentler and daughter
Erna Robison, of Denver, aro expected
today to visit local friends while en
route home from a visit in Savanna,
111.
Gus Homer, who was in from Buch
anan precinct Saturday, say be did not
lose any cattle in the late blizzard, but
a number of his neighbors wore lets
fortunate. A hundred or more head
died ih his section of the county.
C. C. Babcock, one of tho early set
tlors of Gnrfleid precinct but now living
at Arnold, visited friends in town Sat
urday. He says Arnold is improving
very rapidly and that fully a hundred
houses will bo built there this year.
Parties having rooms for rent, who
can accommodate visiting teachers that
will bo in our city April 3rd, 4th and 5th
kindly notifiy M. E. Crosby, Scoy.
Chamber of Commerco, Phono Black
413, or Miss Cleo Chnnpell, county tu
poiintendont, Phone Black 502.
Every Purchase Guaranteed
If Not Satisfied,
Your Money Refunded.
H. F. Saunders, of Sutherland, spent
Saturday in town on business.
W. Thomas went to Myrtle last week
to visit his daughter Mrs. Bickley.
Miss Amanda Maline spont part of
lost week with relatives in Gothenburg.
Miss Gertrude Rebhnusen will enter
n numbor of friends tomorrow ovening.
Mrs. John Rodine went to OmJiha the
Iattor part of last week to spend several
days.
I write every known kind of insurance)
(except lire; and represent only tho
best of companies in their respective
lines. C. F. Temple.
Mrs. I. A. Gilbert has returned from
a short visit with relatives in Gothenburg.
Second Hand Auto Bargains.
To make room for new cars coming we will make low prices
on a fow good secondhand cars.
2 cylinder 24 H. P. Jackson five passenger touring car $200
4 cylinder 224 H. P. Buick planetary transmission 390
Same kind of a car as above, like new. fully equipped. . 650
2 cylinder Reo five passenger touring car... . 200
4 cylinder 35 Hj P. Buick five passenger touring car 400
20,000 votes on the Buick 25 giyen away by the Telegraph
goes free with each car. All of these cars are in first class rim
ing order and not in need of any repairs.
J. S. Davis Auto Co.
Stability, Efficiency and Service
lluvo hoon tho Jfnotors
In tho growth oF the
First National Bank,
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OAJ'JTAZ, AA'D SUIZJTUS:
Onn Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
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Mrs. J, W.Abbott of Hershey, spent
the week end with town friends.
Dr. Foote, of Omaha, spent the lat
ter part of last week in town.
County Surveyor Roy Cochran spent
Saturday in Hershey on business.
Miss Emma Anderson visited the
home 'folks in Gothenburg last week.
E. Timmermon transacted business
in Omaha the latter part of last week.
County Supt Chappell went to Suth
lond Friday to judge an oratorical con
test A typographical error occurred in
Friday's issue of the Tribune in regard
to the dato on which Mrs. Leslie Carter
will appear at the Keich, instead of
March 28th, it should have read May
2otn.
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