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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1913)
I W W iMMMM - fc V I i v vJ life' . . ' ". i For men who like therunnsu.il vou'll find & ... . .,' pj something in our largostock of schrf pins. We're shoeing the very newest designs in solid gold and platinum-pins mounted with the precious stones ranging in price from. n tsjii ,t' w ,'" $1.3'0-' .t6'S5.o? See our window display of Scarf and Stick Pins - ' ' ' ' I ' DIXON,; -The -Jeweler 1 U. P. Watch Insp'ector S DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, S Graduate Denlisl. m m uraauaic ucnusi. Office over the McDonald Z State Bank. Local and Personal. Fremont Peckham, of .Brady, trans acted business in town yesterday. Frank Coates, of Sutherland, is trans acting business in town this week. Harry McEvoy went to Denver the first of this week to visit friends. Philip Knowles Iihb returned from a two weeks' visit in Kansas Cay? Tom Jackson left yesterday afternoon for Denver to spend a couple of weeks. Mis3 Katherine Brogan, of Paxton, is vTs'itTng this week with Miss Anceline Herrod. Mrs. Poor has accepted a position as saleslady in the Wilcox Department store. Miss Alice- Plummer, of Maxwell, is pending this week with Miss Laura Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Miner Hinman returned Friday evening from a short visit in Hastings. H. P. Hansen came down from Pax ton the firs.t of this week to visit, his family. Miss Erwin, of Kentucky, is spending the summer with Mr. and Mr3. William Hendy. William Adair left yesterday after noon for Denver to spend several days on business. Thomas Green came up from Grand Island yesterday afternoon to transact business for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jame3 Downing will leave shortly for New Hampshire to make their future home. New Saloon District. At tho meeting of the city council Tuesday evening an ordinanco was passed changing and defining the boundaries of the district in which saloons may be established and opo rated. The ordinance in full is published else where in this issue. Begins Erecting New House. Picard Bros, are getting out the frames for Mrs. Lottie Cronen's new house on west Sixth street, for which they wore nwarded the contract some time ago. Tho houso will bo two stor ies, cost about 3,600 and is erected for renting purposes. Visiting Friends in Town. R. L. Graves one of tho -western selling agents for the Sherwin-Williams Paint Qo., wjth headquarters at KansaB City, arrived Tuesday to spend pnrt of his month's vacation with old time friends. Mr. Graves' customers are railroad companies and large corpora tions, and he visits only tho largor cities of the middle west and south. Adjust Losses at Hcrshey. W. H. C. Woodhurst has been devot ing the greater part of this week to adjusting the losses at Hershey sus tained by tho recent wind storm. There were thirty-one losses to adjust, and in the work Mr. Woodhurst was as sisted by A. E. Huntington. Tho' sev eral companies holding the insurance selected Mr. Woodhurst as adjuster. Mrs. Kellv. mother of Mrs. J. W Fetter, of Maxwell, died Wednesday at the age of fifty-seven years. Herbert T. Duke who has been ill from ptomine poisoning for some time is reported to bo much improved. Miss Eunice Babbitt expects to leave Wednesday for Denver and other Colo rado points to spend several weeks. Mrs. Seilison and daughter, of Key stone, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frederickson. Mrs. Minnie Rasmussen and Miss Anna Rasmussen, of Keystone, are spenping this week with town friends. Charles and Harriet Dixon have is sued invitations to a dancing party to be given at their home tomorrow evening. Mr. and Airs. Stitt, of Hastings, re turned home Wodnesday evening after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Minor Hinm an. The Suburban Ditch Company has just completed a hay dam across the North Platte river in order to obtain tho Birdwoort water All the new things in the Bulgarian voiles we are selling at a great reduc tion, the newest cloth on the market at 22 and 33c per yard. E. T. Tramp & Son. Mrs. Thomas Austin delightfully en tertained the Nevita Club Wednesday afternoon at a kensington. A dainty lunch was served late in the afternoon. All ladies who desire a good complex ion and a nice head of hair should see Miss Schaible at the Rexall Drug store Saturday afternoon and evening. She is teaching the famous Velvetina system of home treatments and gives massages, manicures, shampoos and scalp treatments. Samples of the goods will be given. Schiller& Co., The Rexall Store. Ask Bids for Sewer. Elsewhere the city council asks for bids for the extension of the sewer in District M., the district lying between Fifth and Sixth streets. This sewor now extends to the west line of tho 700 block, and the plans call for an eXten- tion to the west line of the 1200 block. The estimated cost is $1031. Bids must be filed with tee city clerk on or beforo August 7th. I OUR Mid-Season Clearing Sale i STILL CONTINUES With more desirable merchandise added every day. There have been a number of new lots added this week. These goods are all seasonable, just what you need for the hot days of mid-summer Wilcox Department Store Wanted. Girl for general housework. Apply 421 West 4th St. Mrs. E. R. Goodman. The Store of .Good Taste This is abundant evidence of Good Taste in the goods we offer you in the belection of Brands and Qualities also in the selection of this Store by our patrons, and last but not least, In the Good Taste o Our Good Goods when prepared in good stylo by the good housewife. Our Weekly Recipe Chocolate Pudding. One heaping cup of sugar, half cup outter, two squares chocolate, one egg, one cup of milk, one and three-quarters cup Hour, one heaping tea spoonful baking powder; mix as for cake and steam for two hours SAUCE. One and a half cups water, two tablespoonfulu of cornstarch, one cup sugar, one tablespoonful butter, oije and one-half squares chocolate; flavor with vanilla. These Taste Good Telmo Bottled Goods Heinze Pickles Club House Preserves LI'ERK-SAND ALL CO. Successor to H. L. Greeson Buys Threshing Outfit. Cy Russell, tho jolly blacksmith, yes terday purchased of Derryberry & Forbes a new tractor engine and thresher, which he has placed in charge of competent operators. The outfit wilj begin work in a few days on tho south side of the rivei, and Mr. Russell snys he has enough work in sight to keep the outfit busy until snow flies Cy will continue to pound iron while the thresher makes him money on the side. The Same Old Trouble. Engineer, John Strahorn leaves the latter part of the month for Cherokee Park where ho will spend five weeks in order to escape hay fever and inciden tally fish for trout. This is John's an nual pilgrimage,, and he finds the trip a paying investment by reason of tho re lief he secures. He has been suffering from the trouble for several weeks, and is anxiously awaiting the day set for his departure for the park. Buys and Razes Tift Barn. D. W. Besack, who purchased tho Tift corrugated iron covered building on east Sixth street, has torn it down and will use the; mnterial in tho con struction of two cottages on lots he owns in the Trustee's addition east of the Wm. Maloney residence. The ma terial in the barn, generally speaking, was found to be in excellent shape and can be used to good advantage in erect ing the cottages. Mr. Besack may de cide in the future to tear down his brick barn and sell the site or erect other buildings thereon, as the advent of automobilo has put the livery busi ness largely on the dead hook, Bybee & Cahal are erecting a houso for Mrs. D. J. O'Brien in tho Cody addition. A special train of tourists from Yellowstone Park went thru this morn ing. i- Frank Martin has in the courso of construction on east Tenth street a very attractive appearing cement block house which he will occupy as a homo. Did you see the 32.25 Spreads we are offering at $1.10. Mr. and Mrs. Josh Isaman, who had been visiting relutives in town for a couple of weeks, left for their home in Aurora Wednesday in their car. A bunch of Greeks were arrested Wednesday evening on tl'e drunk and dis3r'dorly charge and yesterday were fined $1.00 and costs by Police Magis trate Walker. For Sale A choice lot close in on So. Walnut St. A bargain if sold with in the next thirty days. Inquire at 209 East 4th St. Teeodore Gilman, of New York, president of the North Platte Land & Water Co,, arrived in Hershey Wednes day, and will look after business mat terifor several days and appoint a su perintendent to succeed the late Andrew 'Wickstrom. Wm. George and family departed Tuesday in their automobilo for tho west They have not decided on where they will locate, but in all probability will make their new home at some place on thh Pacific Coast. Their many friends here wish them prosperity what ever they may go. Brady Vindicator. For bargains in choice residences sec Buchanan & Patterson's bargain list in another column, tf ' The Sutherland Free Lance says: The estimates of tho yield of winter wheat grown south of the river vary to a considerable extent. However, tho most conservative of the farmers say 5 to 20 bushels as a general run. Of course, it is figured that there are in dividual fields which will show heavier yields. Stability, Efficiency and Service Jnvo hocn tho lJnotovs in tho growth of tlio First National Bank, -of- XOIZTH PLA.TTJ2, 2C1SJJRA.SICA., CAIVTAIy AA'D SUIZl'ttUSt One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. 8100,000.00 To Loan on improved farms at low rate of interest with privilege of partial payments. ' ,n "p Buchanan &. Patterson. l 1 i r n jf Real Buchanan & Estate Loans. Patterson have plenty estate Will Referend Metre Question. A petition is being circulated for i 0f money on hand to make real signatures win uie oujoct in view or ( oanj on farm$( ranches Qnd dty prop Having blJU WkJT .UUMV11 OUJflUtb VU VUVU of the people whether the ordinance re- e"v Loans closed promptly, no delay CRYSTAL THEATRE Friday Night quiring all water cdnsumors to place Kates and terms the most favorable, metres 'shall stand, or whether it , , , shall be amended so that the use of the metre shall be optional with the consumers. It strikes us that this move is being made at a rather late date. A large number of metres have already been placed, and it is safe to them in did so against their wishes but 1)Z 3 with a desire to conform with the ordi-. different enoVh to hold tho attention nance passed. If the matter is now to ' sjtrongly. If snows how a fdolish girl t,n mrwln nntinnnl tio nnnmimop urhn Went with SOme friends to Visit a ' l . .. f I . OV.. UnAttMn Ilia ll!(l,itm .nI iljr JiiuiiaL. one uuv.uiiiu mo it;buui uuu ho commnnd'her together clothes and follow him about the country as a hypnotic subject. He puts her to sleep in store windows and through fahiiliar stage tricks. The young doctort who is hur lnvr is fWnprntp nvnrtho nihintlnn If it is found that the present rate per .More exposure of the hypnotist does no 1000 gallons is too expensive to the good, so he studies hopnotiBm and over consumer and the revenue greater than powers the faker by sheer (mental , ,, . . .. if ,i force. You will find th s dramatic, needed to operate the plant and pay well acted and nicely pictured. fixed charges, it will be an easy .matter Leo's Great Cure is a comedy at the for tho council to reduce the rate. We , expense of nervous flocks. The, cure is have sufficient confidence in the present or nervousness, council and those that we may have in" Saturday Night the future to believe that they Will "An Knatorn f.vrlnnn ntlllnfr rnnrh." installed his metre and yet prefers a flat rate, has an investment of $15 to $20 that is absolutely dead. However, personally we believe the metro system is the equitable way of buying water. CZ ptrwMMm sH '' I Jl V r StmUrsb!& hlr ?MUB fLZSviKviA MMHii VrS l! - r I 1 I gi inula 71 j V"V WY X I i i 'II MM I - - "& 8. THE WAY WE' DO IT impresses most pooplo with tho way wo have tho implements nnd the "know how" whan it comep to repairing automobile. Hurry up orders is what wo like, and wo koep enough men to repair your enr In record time. Your orders pluase. J. S. Davis Auto Co. Miss Cleo Chappell returned yester day morning from Kearney where she visited relatives for a week. Misses Jessio and Helen Baker will leave tomorrow evening for Dent or to spend two weeki with friends. play fair with all tho people. Harry Brown, of Norfolk, who came tho first of this week to nttend the McGuire-Bown wedding, went home yesterday. Uolensed June 2Sth, "An Indian Nemesis.'' 30 "A Shiffing Fortune " 1th. Released June Released July Notice For Bids. Notice is hereby given that sealed bidn will be received at tho office of tho city clerk of North Platte, Ne braska, Up-to 5 o'clock p. m.; August 7th, lsua, for the construction or an extension to Sewer .Latoral "M" in said city according to plans and speci fications now on file in tho office of the City Clerk of said city. Approximate estimate of cost of ex tension to sewer lateral ns per report of city engineer is $1631.00. Local labor to be empioyed as far as practicable. Certified cheek on local bank of 2 per cent of amount of bid will be required to insure entering contract. Satisfactory bond to be given them when contract is signed. .Mayor anil city council reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By order of tne city council. Chas. F, Tbmi'LK, City Clerk. and soiling of groceries, queensware, hardwnre, and other articles of merchandise v at wholesalo and retail. The amount of tho capital stock authorised Is $10,000.00 divided into one hundred shares of $100.00 eucl , eighty-five Shares of which shall be subscribed and fully paid up at tho tlmo of tho organization of tho com pany. The date of tho commencement of said corporation shall be on tho 7th day of July, 1913,andits termination on the 7th dBy of July, 1923. The highest amount of indebtedness to which the corporation shull at any time j-ubject itself shall not exceed two-thiidn of its paid up capital stock. The affairs of the corporation arc to be mnnitgfd by a board of three directors together with the president and secretary and treasurer, together with such other clerks and servants as said dlicers may appoint nnd hire. Signed this 5th day of July, MM, Liukk-Sandam. Company;. Causes of Stomach Troubles. Sedontary .habits, lack of out door sxercisc, insufficient mastication of food, constipation, a torpid liver, worry and anxiety, overoating, partaking of food and drink not suited to your age and occupation. Correct your habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets and vou will oon be well again. For sale by all dc-alers Notice To Contractors. Notice is hereby given that the school board of district No. 5 will receive i sonlod bids for the erection of n frame 1 school building up until 12 o'clock a. m. Saturday. July 20. Plans are on file at the office of Bert M. Reynolds, Atchitect, North Platte, i Bld muy bo mailed to Mrs. Jennie . Covull, North Platte. The hoard re 1 serves the right to reject any or all , bids. "(i m Notice. Notico is it horeby given that on tho 5th day of July, 1013, a corporation waB formed in Lincoln county, Ne braska, the name of said corporation being Lierk-Sandall Company. Tho principal place of transacting tho bus InosH of snid company shall -be in tho city of North Platte, Lincoln county, Nebraska. The gt-neral nature of the business to he tranactfd shall be the buying Notice. Notico is hereby given thnt on tho 8th day of July, 1913, Qharle.s Vest. Junior, filed a petition in the office of the county clerk of Lincoln county, Nebraska, praying that a license be granted him by tho board of county commissioners of said county to operate n pool hall in tho village of Wplllleet,. Nebraska. All objections or remon strances to tho granting of said license must be on file with the county clerk of said county on or beforo the 6th day of August, 1913, at two o'clock in tho afternoon; at which time the Board of County commissioners will hoar and pas's upon faid application at tho court houBo in said county. By order of the Board of Commia sioners. C. W. Yost, County Ck rk. i L. j-iS J-4&AHiS J 4
