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Local and Personal
Alvin Eliut spent Sunday with friends
in Gothenburg.
CharlciJ. Pass ipont yesterday in
Grand Island on business.
Mm. Brennman, of Lewellon, '. visit
ing friends in town this week.
W. C. Mctlc returned Saturday from
a short business visit in Denver.
Miss Irene McGee went to Hrudy
Sunday eveningto visit relatives.
Mrs. Nellie Campi, of Wallace, is
spending a few days in town this weak.
M. Bly, of Staploton, wns among the
visitors in town tho latter part of last
week.
Mnc WeBtfall left yesterday morning
forKonrney to spond several days on 1 and Sunday with Mr.
Rev. Sullivan, of Elm Creek, visited
Rev. McDnid tho Utter part of last
week.
Miss Marie Stack returned Saturday
afternoon from a short visit in Hershey
with friends.
Miss White, of Hershey, came Satur
day to visit her sister Mrs. Will Eshle
man, Mlsaos La Vaughn Carroll and Tyrone
Winklemnn will go to Fremont this
week to visit relatives. '
For Salo Buff Orphington eggs for
setting; 60 cents per sotting. Inquire at
513 East Fourth.
Will and Alma Waltematlr attended
a dance at Kearney Friday evening and
visited friends there.
Mrs. George Roberts and daughter, of
Maxwell, came up Saturday morning to
visit Mrs. Charles Stamp.
Everett Kindell local reportor for the
Daily Telegraph visited friends in Lin
coln and Beatrice last weak.
Mrs. B. L. Lambort and grandson
loft yostorday morning for Paxton to
visit relatives for several days.
Miss Dea Hardin, who is teaching
music in Big Springs, spent Saturday
and Mrs. E. A.
business,
Mrs. John Kennedy, of Maxwell, is
visiting her sister Miss Lillian Graham
tills week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Tuckor
Sunday evening at the P. & S. hospital,
a baby boy.
Sheriff Real, of Ognlalla, visited in
town yesterday whilo enroute homo
from Maxwell.
Big four dav sale on ladies' ready-to-wear
gnrmonts at Tho Leader. One
fifth oir for cash.
K. G. Smith, of tho local telephone
company, left Saturdoy evening for
Omaha on business.
Dr. Marie Ames and son Roy re
turned Sunday evening from a short
visit in wostorn points.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mason rotutned
Sunday morning from California where
they spent the winter with friends.
Bring your hens to the North Platte
Produco Co., and get 12c u pound. 20-2
B. F. Sailor, of Elm Creek, came up
Saturday evening to visit Mrs. Sailor
who Is in chargo of the Lender Millin
ery.
Henry Kebliausun returned Saturday
morning frqm Lincoln whero he took
part in a-slioot held by tho Lincoln gun
club. "
Robt. Dickey left yesterday morning
to spend a couple of daya transacting
business in the western purt of thin
state'.
M,rav dnitius E. D'oyd returned to
her home'In Omaha Sunday nftor n pro
tractcd visit nt tho homo of her nep
hew W. H, 'McDonald.
Tho bill -passed by the legislaturo
compelling ruilroad companies to pro
vide all switch stands with lights, was
algne.dy.Governor Morohend Satur
day. MrH. Guy Swope and daughter who
have boen visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fied
Kudo in California for a several of
weeks will return tho latter part of
next week.
Tio Leader is offering otif-flfth off
on tho regular prices for all ladies'
ready-to wour garments. The Leader
guarantees lower prices than any other
, atore west of Chicago.
Ladies, take advantage of The
Leaders' offer on all ready-to-wear gar
ments. One-fifth olf regular prices.
This mans a saving of four dollars on
a twenty dollar garment.
Mr. and Mrs. ttbrman Edwards, of
Brally, are rejoicing over the arrival
of a baby boy at their home Sunday.
lrs. Edwards was formerly Miss
Bertha Banks of this city.
,.F. C, Letts hak awarded the contract
to Clyde McMicheal for tho erection of
& double house on west Fifth street,
each 'apartment to contain five rooms
with bath, and separate heating plant.
Mr. Leonhart wishes to announce to
the people of North Platte that ho is
building a residence which necessitates
part ot his time looking after the de
tails of same, hut will be with the peo
ple at intervals as often us It, is possible
for him to do so. Other Information will
ba given to those Interested at Mr. Clin
ton's store. All porsons having piano
work will be taken care of b Mr.
Lonhnrdt In person. 2-t
Garllsch.
James Methersaid who has been lo
cated at Pine Bluffs for sevoral months,
spent the latter part of last week with
local friends.
Miss Corrimme Lyle, of Youngstawn,
Ohio, who came last week to visit her
aunt Mrs, Frank Barncll, will spend two
weeks here.
Yos Our Blue Birds will be on sale
at our auction. In fact everything in
our store. Dixon, The Jeweler.
Ellis C. McCoid died at his homo in
Hershey Friday ovoning of paralysis
at the ago of sixty years. He leaves
an aged wife.
You can get your worn-out carpets
made into baautifuldui ablo rugs. Write
the Lincoln Rug Factory, Linooln, Neb. ,
for illustrating folder. 22-9
Mra. Charles HofThinc, of Cheyenne,
who wnffcaliei,heru hy tho illness of
her father 0. U. Frazier, returned
home Saturday morning.
Frrenda'in tdwnrecMved cards from
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Small, of Chicago,
formerly af this city announcing the
birth of a daughter on April Oth.
Pittsburg Perfect Electric Wold Fonc-
ctng, brand Island Uurbed Fencing.
Barbwii'e and nails for salo at Hershey"
5th and Locust Sts., Phono 15. tf
John Ilinmau returned the latter part
of lnwt week from Oakland, Cal., where
ho spontsuvoral months with his daugh
ter and assisted in tho building of a
new home for her and her husband.
Attend t)ic 1Q cent sale at the Hub
Saturday, April 19th. You'll be in
terested. At a mooting of the "iiro department
held last Week nn election of office rs
was held with tho following lesults:
ChM, Charles Bowman; Secretary, Can
ScottraaaurorChqster Mucomher."
In honor of their nunt Mrs. J. L.
Redfleld of Omaha, Who is their guest,
Mesdames J. B. Redfleld uml W. J.
Redfleld enturtained the Harmony club
Saturday at cards. After tho games
a nicely prepared lunch wus served.
All goods in tho ready-to-wtardepart-mont
of Tho Leader are being sold at
one-fifth regular prices for cash. This
is a great pportun!fcyt6 secure a coat,
suit, diW9.tsku,tbr.otfiogarment aba
verylowfyrfc&.v1'
NoSv line "of Guaranteed Itubber
goods.ust nnived. Goods and prices
right Rincker'Book & Drug Co.,
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The upbuilding of tho town of Staple
ton has resulted in largely decreasing
the hog shipments fronv North Platte.
Tho average wokly,3hipinent is two
cars, and tho shipments are ubout
equally divided between the two buyers.
Snow drifts" were directly responsible
for the death of two locomotive engi
neersin Nebraska lust Friday. Engineer
Reising, living at Curtis and running
between Holdrego and Sterling wus
killed while bucking snow at Madrid,
tho engineer jumping tho track and
catching Reising between the tendor und
the boiler head.
Local and Personal.
Dr. V. Lucas transacted business in
Callaway last week.
Everott Waro, of Hershey, was a
visitor in town Saturday.
The P. E. O's will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. II. M. Grimes.
Mrs. Harry Moore is .assisting in
the Block tailoring alteration depart
ment. Mrs. Magnolia Duke has returned
from Lincoln where she visited friends
last week.
J. W. Abbott and A. F. Beeler, of
Hershey, visited in town Saturday on
business. '''
Pat II tiger ty left the latter part ot
last week for Omaha to take treatment
for his eyes.
Tho Indian card clnb will be. enter
tained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. J.
H. Stone.
Clyde Fristo, who had been ill for
somo time, was able to be out Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Anna Pielsticker returned yes
terday morning from a professional
visit in Brady. v
Mr. and Mrs. Beam, of Hershey,
spent the latter part of lost week with
friends in town.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Hendy will
leave this week for Omaha to spond a
week or longer.
C. K. Martin arrived Saturday after
noon from Omaha to visit his family
for a few days.
John Weinberger, Jr., roturned vthe
latter part of last week from a short
visit in Omaha.
Mrs. W. V. Hoagland came from
Lincoln Saturday evening to spend the
summer.
F. C. Hoxie came down from Ogal
alia the latter part of last week to visit
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Buchanan havo
returned from California whero they
spont the winter months.
Tho Catholic Girls Club will be en
tertained at the home of Mrs. W. R.
Maloncy tomorrow evening.
Superintendent Smith, of Maxwoll,
transacted businoss nt tho County
Superintendent's office Saturday.
Fqromnn A. V. Krugor, employed on
the new terminal work, Is confined to
his bed suffering with the grip.
Examinations for county teachers will
be held at tho County Superintendent's
oTice the latter part of this weok.
Gust Erixson, timekeeper for the
steol erection gong on the new termi
nal, arrived from Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs. John Sims, who had been visit
ing her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Beeler for several weeks, returned home
yesterday.
Word was received in town Saturday
of tho death of Edward Luckey of
Sutherland. Tho remains were shipped
to Iowa for buiial.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Starr returned
Saturday from eastern Nebraska where
they wore called by the denth of the
former's father.
Mis3 Parks, who recently camo horo
from Denver to visit C. 11. Moyor, lias
accepted a position in tho Hub milli
nery depnrtment
Tho city council will meet in regular
semi-monthly session this evening, and
tho newly elected mayor and council
mun will,taka their seats.
"Uunty Pulls tho Strings," a Scotch
comedy interpreted by n company of
Scots, was presented to good sizejH
audience at tho Keith Friday evening.
To many the piny was somewhat disap
pointing, though tho cast was strong.
Harry JndBon, who was arrested last
week for larceny on complaint of Fred
Mnlono and tried In the county court,
was taken to McCook Saturday by his
guardian Mr. Wilcox who refunded the
prico of the gocd9 and paid tho costs.
Sheriff Salisbury returned the latter
part of last week from Lincoln where
ho took Harry Lindell to the'state pen
itentiary, Lindell will servo flvo years
for stealing goods from the Yates store
at Sutherland.
Tho $200 contributed to the Omaha
relief fund announced in these columns
as given by "railroad employes," was
donated by the shop mon alone; tho
amount givon by the englnemen and
trainmen was considerably greater.
Tho Young Ladies Bridge Club were
tho guests of Misses Edith Patterson
and Laura Murray at the home of the
former Saturday evening. A couple of
hours were spent in curd games and a
nice lunch was served lato in the evening.
For Sale.
Two Shorthorn bulls. Inquire of or
address Henry P. Hansen, North Plutte,
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Choice Residence Lots.
We are offering full sized lots CG x
132, sidewalks laid, sewer, and city
water from six inch main available and
located within one block of Washington
School southwest, corner lots for $500.00
and $400.00for inside lots. Buchanan &
Pattorson, Sole Agents, 211-1
Bellevue Addition.
Bellevuti Addition is located northeast
ot tho new round house; adjoining the
original town of North Platte on the
west. Lots in tho addition will be for
sale beginning Apt it lGth, 1913. Most
of. these lots are on high and dry ground,
close to the city and aro vory desirable
for residence lots. They are close to
sower and water connections. Nothing
better In the lino ot city property at i
present. Good investment for spec-'
ulators. As theso lots are choice they
will sell readily and prospective buyeis '
will huve to como early to get the best I
or desired locations. Lots will be sold I
on easy terms. Come and see us.
F. J. Diknku & Co..
Cor. Front and Dewey. Phone Red 572. I
pedal FourDayJale
At The Leader in the ready-to-wear department
commencing
Wednesday, April 16th.,
and ending SATURDAY evening, April 19th.
ONE-FIFTH OFF
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fact everything in the ready-to-wear line goes at one-fifth off for cash only.
Alterations free. The latest in the above line will be found in this reliable old
establishment at cut prices which no store west of Chicago will .make at this
season of the year. Don't delay for these goods must move fast.
JULIUS P1ZER, PROPRIETOR
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LOOKING FOR AN INVESTMENT
GOING TO BUILD?
'lam offering for sale 75 lots in the" North
Platte Town Lot Company Addition. Just west of
the beautiful Cody Residence, and adjoining the
best residence section of the City.
Sightly Location, Graded Sreets, Reasonable Prices,
To negotiate quick sales I have priced these
lots from
$125 to $300 each.
Let me take you up and show you real values in
the old, original Addition to theCity.
Phone for appointments, Office Black 277.
Residence 298.
O. H. THOELECKE,
Exclusive Agent.
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Pure Lake ice.
I am prepared to furnish
the citizens of North Platte
with a fine t quplity of clear
lake ice, frozen from fresh
pumped water. Thanking the
public for their liberal patron
age last year, I respectfully
solict a continuance of the
same this seasons.
L. W. EDIS.
Phone 0555.
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PJ7RONIZE THE DJT
ffl 'House of Good ShowEn I
When in North Plnllo.
.Motion Pictuies. Runs Every
Night. Matinee Saturday After
noon at 2:30 O'clock.
10 CENTS.
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Homeopathlcriiyslelan nndSurgeon
Hospital accommodations. Medical nnd 5
stirgicnl attention uhen obstetrical cases. f
Olllco Phono 1KJ Kos. Phono U3
OHlco McDonald Stato Rank llhl'tr
9"essaaa(oefltaa
Stability, Efficiency and Service
tire lioon tho "'loiors
lit tho growth oi' tho
First National Bank,
XOKTll lLATTti, XJJiMSA'.l.
i CAPITAL AXD SIJiil'LUS:
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
The Old Reliable
When your clothes need pressing,
cleaning nd repairing, lot the Old Re
liable Tailor do it and do it right. .We
have been rioingthta work in North
Platto for thirty" "yeora, know how to
do it' nnd do it tha way it should be
dono. ' '
That means satisfaction to you.
F. J. BROEKER.
Entrance north of the Nyal drug store.
Office phone 211. Res. phone 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Rank Building.
( A. J. AMES. MAIUB AMES. 'A
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