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TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAlt
NORTH PLATTE, NEB., APRIL iS, 1913.
No. 24
A Part of Temple's Bargain List
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This beautiful property on W. 4th. Street. 8 rooms, bath and
hpt-w.ater heat, A chance of a lifts time to buy a beautiful home
at one-third" less than it cost, Price $4,800.
The property illustrated below is one of the finest
homes in the east end. Eight rooms, bath, heat, elec
tric lights, walks around house. Nice lawn and trees.
Price $3, 300
4 room frame house on Third street,
just across from the Court House. Sewer
in and electric lights. One of the finest
lots in the city. Lot alone worth more
than the price asked for property. Price
$2,500
5 room modern house on South Locust
street, just six blocks southSof postoffice.
Newly painted inside andfbut. Good
-barn, nice lawn. Price $2,600
7 room modern house, practically new.
Located on South Maple street, just four
blocks south of Washington school. Modern in every
respect except heat. Good barn,
doing" nicely. Price $3,800
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For lots, ive have them in all parts Kof the city. From a
business site down to $40 lots. 1 am exclusive agent for
Cody's additions, ad DqIsoh's addition, the latter to be
opened up about the 21st. of this month. I am also
agent forlots in Taylor's additions, and outside of these
additions ive have some 100 scattered lots in all parts of
the city. .......
6 rooms, bath and electric lights. Newly papered
and painted insideand out. New Majestic range con
nection will be left in house. Wash-house 14x16 feet.
Good large barn with cement floor, arranged for
private garage. Nice trees. Corner lot. One of the
nicest places in the city. Vacant at present and ready
to move into. Located on West 8th. street- Price
$35oo. See us about this at 'once.
5 room cottage on East 4th. street, only four blocks
out. Corner lot. Nice trees and lawn. Bargain at
$2,300
8 room modern house in every respect, including
heat. Built within last 2 years. Good basement and
outbuildings. As a business proposition, it can't be
beat as every room is now rented for good rent. Adjoins
the north side business section on 8th. street. Price
for quick sale $3,500
4 room, new house, wired for electric lights. One
of the most nifty little houses in the city. Nine blocks
south of school house. Lot in fine shape. Price
$1,700
6 room house on South Sycamore. Electric lights.
Good out buildings, chicken house chicken yard.
Nice yard and shade trees. Price $2,600
View Adjoining Our'Ten Acre Tracts
Three Ten-Acre Tracts ISS
Just south. Price $1,500 per tract, one-half down,
balance at six per cent.
View Adjoining OuTen AcrcTracta,
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Ship Carload of
Eggs
to Denver.
Among tho shipments from North
Platto Wednesday was a solid carlopd
of eggs consigned to the Littleton
Creamery Co., of Denver. These eggs
were bought of farmers by tho North
Platte Produco Co., were strictly fresh
and therefore commanded the top price.
There were 420 cases in tho car. each
case containing thirty dozen, or a total
of 151,200 eggs.
This is the first time in the history of
North Platto that a solid car of eggs
has been shipped, and it indicated to
some extent tho busiri&i handled by the
North Platto Produce Co. This com
pany ships as high as two and three
tons of drpssed poultry to DcnVer in a
week. ' '
Mrs. Vernon, of Julesburg, who was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc
Graw, loft for homo a few days ago.
Thomas Brangan, of Kimball, was
among those who transacted business in
this city tho fore part of thh Week.
Mrs., Harry Troup returned .tedjujs
day afternoon from Kearney where 'she
visited relatives for several weeks.
Martin Scott, of Ogalajla, who spent
the first of" this week in town,on busi
ness, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Kelso and son have re
turned from Grand Island where they
visited relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. Grable returned' to Sutherland
Wednesday afternoon after spending
several days with town friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trottor, of
Brady, visited friends in town Wednes
day, making the trip by nuto.
W. J. O'Connor went to Cheyenne
Tuesday evening to attend the conse
cration of Bishop Duffy.
FOOT NOTES
Walk-Over comfort equals its
beauty and style
Wilcox Department Store
Local and Personal.
R. C. Duggan, of Dickens, transacted
business in town this week.
Miss Lcilla RatlifT of tho Leader is off
duty on account of illness.
Dan Ragon, of Sterling, h transact
ing business in town this week.
Charles Griffith, of Dickens, is trans
acting business in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Burke are moving into
the Hanifin hpuse in tho first' ward.
Frank Elliott is of off duty at tho
Hub owing to a siego of the mumps.
Miss Irene Stuart is assisting thin
week in the Hub dry goods department.
Miss Marjory Cross will close her
term of school in Dist. No. 5 next week.
Miss Lillian Hendy has as her guait
this week Mrs. W. Jf) .Fetter, of Max
well. John Rohren and wifd, of Maxwell,
are spending this week with friends in
town."'
A baby boy was born the foro part
of last woek to Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Drake.
Mrs. Fred Letts left tho first of this
week for Chicago to spend several
weeks. ;'"
Mrs. M. V. Mitchell will leave in a
few days for Omaha to spend a week or
longer.
Mrs. George Roberts, of Maxwell,
is expected today to visit Mrs. Charles
Stamp.
C. C. McGee, of Sutherland, spent
tho foro part of this week with town
friend 3.
Meet Me at Rincker's.
A. E. Timmerman returned Tuesday
from Omaha where ho spent a veek on
business.
G. W. Hammer, of bomersot, is
spending a few days here this weok on
business,
Thomas McGovorn, Jr., left Sunday
evening for Denver where he acceptod
a position.
Mrs. Nels Hammer went to Sidney
Tuesday night to attend the funoral of
a relative
Irrigation Committee
Makes Report,
Your committee heretofore ap
pointed for tho purpose of investiga
ting the cost of the reconstruction of
the Southside Irrigation & Land Com
pany's canal, and the purchase price of
the same from tho present owners, and
the cost of obtaining one acre-foot
from tha Pathfinder Resorvolr under
contract with the United States govern
ment, desire to report as follows, to
wit: Tho reconstruction of the
ditch, the construction of concrete
headgate and dam, will bo tho sum of
$100,000.00. The ditch and its fran
chises, water appropriations, etc., can
be purchased for tho sum of S6.000.00,
and a perpetual water right from the
Pathfinder Reservoir can be purchased
from the United States government to
tho extent of ono acre-foot per acre
for 12,000 acres for tho sum of $60,
000.00, making tho total cost of the re
construction of tho ditch, tho building
of a headgate and dam, and the pur
chase of a perpetual water right from
said reservoir, tho sum of $166,000.00,
which on a basis of 12,000 acres, would
be tho sum of $13.84 por acre.
If more acres can be placed in the
district than 12,000 acres it will not
add to tho cost of the construction, but
will add at the rate of $5.00 per aero
for' tho perpetual water right. However,
tho more acres that are placed in tho
district the less will bo tho cost por
aero for tho reconstruction of the ditch
and tho construction of the headgate
and dam.
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS E. Doolittli:,
Scott Reynolds,
Geokoi: T. Smyth,
W. P. Snydbk,
E. B. McConnull,
Committee.
Feed grain for sale-Kherson oats,
60 cents per bushel, barloy 60 cents per
bushel. Duram wheat, 1.00 por bushel.
All cleaned ready for seeding. Experi
mental Sub-station.
Local and Personal.
John Alexander, of Dickens, visited,
friends and transacted businoss in town
Wednesday.
P. H. Lonorgon has returned from a
short busincss'visft in tho eastern part
of this state.
Mr. and Mrs. Loo Simon aro rejoic
ing over the arrival of n baby boy Wed
nesday morning.
James Sebastian returned Wednes
day morning 'ftom a short business
visit in Kearney.
Mrs. Charles McMann, of Koarnoy,
is expected in tho noar future to visit
Mrs. Clyde Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. James Howo, of Wal
lace, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Martin this week.
Miss Alma Tilllon left Wednesday
morning for Horshoy to visit friends
for a week or mors.
Dr. Foot, of Omaha, camo up yester
day morning to perform a number of
surgical operations. '
Mrs. M. J. O'Connell left Wednesday
morning for Holdrogo to visit rolatives
for a couploof weeks.
Mrs. Georgo LoDioyt loft Wednesday
morning for Birdwood to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo Scharmann for a couploof
days.
Miss Viola Knox of tho P. & S.
hospital staff returned yesterday morn
ing from PaMon where sho was nursing
a caso.
Dr. Patty, of Chapped, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sebastian this
week, having arriyod Tuesday nfter
noon. Nels Hammer was called to Sidney
Wednesday by tha death of Milton
Aherns, a prominent farmer in that
vicinity.
Edward Botsford, of Pawnee, Okln.,
tho new manager of tho Cody ranch
arrived hero Tuesday evening to take
charge.
For Sale.
Two Shorthorn bulls. Inquire of or
adaross Henry P. HanBdn, North Platte,
Neb.
Former North Platter
Re-Elected Mayor.
The Tribune is in roceipt of the
Shonandoah (Iowa) Sontlnol-Post
which contains a notico of tho ro-olec-tion
of J. M. McGlono as mayor of that
city. Mr. McGlono is n North Platto
product, having been born hero and
made this city his homo until ho was
about twenty years of ago when hu
moved to Shenandoah and beenn hunt.
ness ns a cigar manufacturer, in
which ho has boon very succossful. In
tho conduct of tho business his brother
Peto is associated with him. Tho two
brothers are twins and they so closoly
resomblo each other that their most
intimate frionds frequently get them
mixed.
Bellevue Addition.
Bellovue Addition is located northeast
of tho now round house; adjoining the
original town of North Platto on the
west. Lots in thu addition will be for
sale beginning April 10th, 1913, Most
of these lots nreonhigh and dry ground,
closo to the city and aro very desirable
for residence lots. They aro close to
sower and water connections. Nbthing
bettor in tho lino of city property atf
present. Good Investment for spec
ulators. As those lots aro choice they
will sell readily and prospective buyers
will havo to come eatly to got tho best
or desired locations. Lots wjll bo sold
on easy terms. Cpmo and see us.
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Cor. Front and Dewoy. Phono Red 572.
Local and Personal
Mr. and Mrs, II . M. Getty and baby
rnturned Wednesday afternoon from
Loomis, where thoy visitcd-tho former'
parents.
Miss Janot Bailey returned to hor
homo in Denver tho early part of tho
week nfturi-v(sit wuh Mr. 'and Mra.
W. T. Aldu'n.t' .
Mrs. J. JffRorrijrnn, of Boono, la.,
will arrive hero$unday to spend thro
weeks with her mother Mrs. Wirf.
Malonoy, Sr. j
Now netting, spectators' bonchs and
other improvements have been ndded to
to the popular K. C. tennis court on
east 5th street.
Mos8rst Peck and Jacobs of tho new
round house otaiF transacted business
in Omaha and Grand Island the latter
part of last week.
WantodGirl for general hoUseworlc
314 west 6th street.
Mrs. Andrew Yost, who has been
Visiting relatlvoa in Omaha and Man
kato, Knns,, fortwoweoks, is expected
to return Monday. .
Choice Residerice Lots.
We are offering full sized lota 66 x
132, sidowalks laid, sewer, and city
water from six inch main available and
located within one block of Washington
School southwest, cornor lots for $500.00
and $400 00 fbp'inside lots. Buchanan &
Patterson, Sole Agents. 23-4
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